The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29
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4 slams and French, though Inc uisPa.I.;o !,
with accounts of raids and s0rtieS rcS"'s'"s
varied successes and repules ON;
The Prussian armies around faris aio ",
etv awaiting the expected famine 10 ;. cpmpu
the capitulaton of the city, tnlhkine o '.,h;I.
than to lombard and capture IT IN ruins %n 40,
the French are confident aud boastiui' an :a 'a'
they can hold out three months longer; WIN -
Inconvenience, by which time they WIN rccsa.'
aid that will enable them to drive me invaue''
home They are constantly annoying Tue eno
nv by sorties from the city and the ior's noA'
it which are still in their possession :.
The French are organizing new armies ~
the South and West, with view 10 cu'''"s
a way open for the relief of Paris.
New and powerful Prussian armies are a.so
being organized on the borders OF france lol
the purpose, it is stated OF relieving those INV
investing Paris, as soon us Spring oPIn': ."a
permitting the veterans to take the iie'u III up
position to the French armies organizing.
The trouble with Luxembourg, IN Regard W
alleged violations OF neutrality, nave oeeh an''
icably arranged. ,,...
The Duke OF Aosta has gone to Madrid 10
assume the crown of Spain. Ex-Queen Is
abella sent her written protest with the deciaf'
alton that she would do nothing more.
Fenian prisoners heldIn British prisons.
John Bright has resigned.
A dispatch of the Goth to the London Times
saws the French army of the Loire, lately re-
ported annihllated, is still in the field, under
Paladine. $50. 600 strong, aud is only awaiting
n favorable moment 10 strike The report OF
its destruction was false il only having fallen
back 10 await reinforcements when attacked
by the prussians, but before the union was ei-
fected the PriIssians retired
Luxembourg has been annexed 10 Prussia.
The Convention of the European Powers ut
London will soon begin its session. most OF the
nations being already represented. Private
conferences indicate that the treaty OF le56
will be SO far modified us to allow Russia the
rec use Of the Black Sea.
NEW YORK Dec ia Tribune Washing.
ON special says there are Atrong reasons for
believing that nn amicable settlement Of the |
Alabama claims question will s"on be effected. |
I is believed Schenck will soon after he ar
ives in England. resume negotiations now sus-
ended, which will be- carried ON In q friendly |
pirit. aud it is believed. will be- met in cor
spirit OH the part OF England
he following are believed to be- the points up
u which the negotiations will bc made: The
'nitcd States. as \ basis of settlement. will
rqure- |,
First-That England shall pay the owners
'r the ships and property destroyed by The
labama. with interest on the value Of The
lmc from the date of destruction.
Second-Ihat England shall reimburse the
nited States Government for all expenses in.
Irrrd by the United States in consequence Of
c Alabama and other cruisers
Ihird-That England shall make public
'cogniion al the true principles oi ncuiral!i,
! the basis oi their settlement
There Is good authority for stating tina,
,heuck is expected Ia demand nothing more
mn prompt and equitable settlement no 60.
rsIonaie demand lie is not la threaten non. ,
terconrsc or the fnrciblc annexation of Can. I
IN. lie - not la demand confession !
un England that she acted dishonorahly To-
ard the United Statcs--a confession that no |,
ond nation would make. unless conquered b
ID reduced Ia rx'rcmlties
Colonel j. j. Williams. chief engineer Of :,
lehuani"prc Railway Company. with his .
rps at engineers. went on board at Norfolk
sterday. aud sailed this morning for Men
To commence the construction of the rall.
~ and other works upon the Isthmus of Te.
antepec on January ist.
NEW loRk. Dec 20.-Thc Tribune to.mor.
" VIII have the following. lit gives us un.
allied pleasure Ia state that the fullest pow
are to be conferred upon General Schcnck
conduct 10 final settlement all questions
W pending between the United States and 4
l2land. AZ soon rs the appointment of y
henck was announced in these columns. the
tt""e indicated the probability that nerutia.
ms would ut once be transferred from Wash.
,ton To London
. Ii IL matter of cordial conpratulation Tim,
new envoy is tn sail Mt the earliest poss;bl.
y, with instructions So framed as Ia leave /
u the Tree exercise OF his wcll.known energy.
u and discretion in the discussion and mr..
hgement oil oil differences with Great Bri.
Nit Burns. the rat batter, died in horrible NO.
III ms water street dance house last night
NEW loRk. Dec. 2l.-Last evening n large
eahg OF Celtic Americans was convened
.ne Astor house to make arrangements for
Ittng reception of the Fenians just released
m English prisons.
)" AsIIlNGToN, Dec 19.-In the Senate. Mr.
mes OF Kentucky offered n preamble and req.
.,on Iecitihg that the Government of the
h'eu states was established as n confederacy
co-equai states; that the question of the
~ ~ secession was, from the beginning, de-
aoie' tnat the right OF revolution was ad.
,ted, ana was affirmed in the Declaration of q
dependence; that certain States had decided -
set up government of their own. in &C.
dance with their honest convictions as to -
IT reserved rights; that n great civil war IA
ned and the experiment was settled bv
rs; that since then the people of the South.
states had CONFIRMED to all the require.
hts OF the Government, and had been fully
instructed; and declaring that it is the
OF the Goverment and Congress to grant