The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-10
LATEST TELEGRAPHlC NhWo'
Datcs to November ed.

| hates to November ga
i 1rp1rN October 3l-The report Is curIen
J "a that nm attempt was made yesterdayn,, IN. q
Versailles, on the life of King William. IN ~
KING was unhurt, but Gen. Room, VINO S'oo'
near. was wounded. :, ): oo,n
Rre,TN Nov. 1.-The Generals IN com
mond and all officers of the French arm!
canitulating at Metz, having given their VIII.
ten agreement not to fight against uerlna.'
during the war, officers and their at,enaa" -
accepting these conditions will De aiiowua :.
retain their arms and personal properly Ma"'
hive subscribed to the conditions. =,
Eugene arrived at Wilhelnshohe mcoga 80.
on Sunday. In the afternoon she Visiteo Tue
Emperor with BaZaine. al
LONDON, Nov Marshal bazaile ali s,s
at Wilhelmshohe from Metz on SUNDAY ai'el
noon, and had an interview win Napoieo,h
| BaZaine is considerably 1atigueo a'u ho' 'o"'''
FRUSTRATED by anxiety. ~. a.. %
M;dniobt A runor reaches this city TO.
NIGHT from Brussels, that the French General
Coffiner refuses to surrender the iottiesso'
surrounding the city of Metz
The decline in the stock market yesterday
was in consequence of Cabinet meeting
called for the purpose, as it was understood,
of considering what steps should be taken IN
regard to the continued and formidable arlna-
ment of Russia. 1t is stated that Russia mas
now 500, 900 men under arms. ready 10 Jake
the field, in the western provinces OF the eill-
pire. The story OF secret treaty between
Russia and Prussia, relative to the Eastern
question. has been revived ut Vienna, WIN
much feeling and good deal OF circumstan-
TALLY. 1t it now alleged that IN the event oi
treaty humiliatlng to France, Prussia mas
bound herself by secret treaty, signed at
Wiesbaden in July last, between Gortschakoh
and Bismarck, to support revision OF The
Treaty of Paris, and the Liberation To Russia
of the Black Sea and the Dardaneles. This
is expected to be the price demanded by Rus
sia for allowing Germany To move on France
unchecked. 1t is further affirmed that rs Rus
sia does not care to leave the fulillment OF
this treaty 10 the close of the war, she Is now
insisting that IN treating with France, Prussia
shall not receive either the tortresses ar Il Sc
riuus reinforcement of her strength on this
side of the Rhine. The Russian diplomats
regard il essential Ia the safety OF Poland aud
the progress of the Russian Empire westward,
that Germany should be left more or less Eek
posed To peril from the side of France. In
short, il is believed in Nlchua, aud the signs
are that II is beginning 10 be- believed IN Lon.
don. that Russia, hacing led Germany on this
far in the war until her primary object-the
prostration of Francc-has been accomplished
even more completely than ever was hoped or
expected she has meanwhile been preparing
herself quietly, and is now prepared 10 exert
such "A pressure on both cuinbatanis rs shall
secure 10 her all her objects in the last with
gut imperilling her European weight
NEW loEK. November The London dis. |
patches declare that Paris will not bc bumbard. |
Il ,.F .
ion of the city within four or five weeks
Brussels specials say Bazaine surrendered |
Metz by the express wish of Napoleon He is
'eported to have said the salvation of France
depended on peace. that she might have time
u reorganize her entire military system.
Letters from Southern France describe Gar
baldi's forces as unorganized aud undisciplincd
more like Il mob than an army-and that
hey can be- oi no service 10 the cause.
Private dispatches report srri"us disturban.
IS in Paris. aud the killing "f Henri Roche.
,rt by the Red Republican mob
Florence letter SAYS the Italian Govern.
lent will ut once sat about reducing its army.
s the country cannot endure heavy taxation
Is stated that the army will be- reduced Ia
JO. 900 men ,
OsrEND, Nov. "A report SAYS that Ia.
ilne. Eugene aud Napoleon are busy at VII.
arranging terms by which the
rincc Imperial can succeed to the Empire.
nth Eugene as Regent King William aud
lsmarck are said Ia favor their schemes.
London dispatches report the Intended res.
nation 0f Trochu as head of the Provisional l.
overnmcnt, because he finds il impossible To
'concile conflicting elements in Paris. The ,
lrrender of Metz, 1t is declared, has demon.
lied the defenders of the Capital They had ,
'ntldently believed that Bazainc would escape
nd march TO their relief