The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-11-24
LATEST TELEGRAPHlC NhWo'
mates to November 18th.

/ Dates to November ISt -
ToSnoN Nov. 16.-The Earl OF Gransi !.
ant renlv to the circular of Prince "o.c
tbe Russian Minister OF Foreign az a.,
c;rs in which he says: "Great Bri1aIn W.
never sanction the proposals made py hus. .n
Had Russia indicated that any iniractoh " ' -
treaty of 1856 had been made or intehoeu
anv If the Powers of Europe parties ~ .L ~
Creat Rritain and other cosIgnltaries VI '.s
East would have listened to and consideseu ~ =.
the most friendly spirit any suggestions onoiea
but as Russia. as one of the Great foWeis coz.
cerned in that treaty. has taken upon NC se..
IN decide her action without the concurrence
If the other Powers, the question remains que u
recurring the judgment OF tins country a"u 90
the other co-signitaries to that treaty
The Cologne Gazette of the 18th says: par
on Buest, after an interview with the h ,,
Ambassador ut Vienna stated 10 Loro Dioo ~
field that Russia had 100000 troops near Tue
Turkish frontier, and Austria was prepared -
take the field. if England would consent
LONDON, Nov. 17.-There Is intense eAc.,e
ment in Government circles here. IL Is .ne
general conviction that English statesinahsh'p
is at fault, All its traditional ieats vi arms
are imperilled, and the country is "hohy uh'
Drepared for war Cardwell hastens the arm
ament.
A treaty admitting Hesse Darmstadt into the
North German Confederation is already signed.
Negotiations with Bavaria are in satisfactory
shane. The election returns thus far show that
parties will stand in the new Diet as follows {:
Conservatives $50, Liberals 20, Nationals ll0'
Proeressiyes 40, Catholics 40, various 80.
The Cortes have elected the Duke OF Aosta
King Of Spain, by vote of l9l against l20.
Madrid is animated, but no disorder is reported.
The Opposition voted as follows: For Re
public, Ga; Montpensier. ~; Espartero, q;
Alfonso, 2; Montpensier's daughter, i; declined
To vote, lS.
New YORK, Nov l6.-A Uorld London dis.
patch saws the whole London press tomorrow
morning will open against Russia, appealing 10
the Government 10 declare war il she persists
in her Demands. The feeling in the city is IN
tense, and the excitement Is almost unprece.
denied The Government finds itself pressed
forward 10 al attitude il had not designed nj
first to assume. This feeling is So strong that
the Government is convinced j; is unsafe Ia
resist it. Extraordinary activity prevails III
the Admiralty, and orders are gsen 10 man,
arm and prepare the entire fleet. Work is I"
90 on day aud night nj Portsmouth, Davenport,
Spithead and Sheerness.
Private letters from Versailles say the posI.
ton OF the Germans has become extremely
critical, and alarm prevails among all who IN
derstand the situation. The King would re-
tuFa al once Ia Berlin. but IL Was not consd-
cred safe 10 permit him TO depart without Il
very large escort. which could po. be spared.
as he would be- captured or shot By franc,
lireurs. who are swarming all over the country.
60 great are Won Moltke's npprehenslons OF
the Consequences III ATTACKS BIZ the forces al
Trochg. and simultaneous assault OF the ar
ny oil the Loire that istrenchmenis are now
being thrown up in the rear aud aanks of the
German positions around Paris.
Officers high in rank at Versailles declare
he Germans find themselves bcsieged. and
heir letters state that n transformation in the
scene has occurred. Tho French people are
changing depression and fears into confidence
md bravery. Immense supplies of Snyder ri
les and Armstrong guns are in their hands
md the numbers of their armies are constantly
Increasing. In short. everything promises
complete turning of the tables, and the utter
Of the invaders