The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-02
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Dates to January 22d.

Dates to January 22d.
4 PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE victims of the bonn
bbardment in killed and wounded are 80 chill
dren, 40 women and - men.
] AFavre consulted the Mayors regarding hi
trip to London. The Mayors were divided
and the matter is still unsettled.
LONDON, Jan. 2O.-A correspondent of the
London Telegraph reports from Paris that the
only effect of the bombardment on the city has
been the destruction of some old houses and
wood yards, and that the German fire latterly
has been harmless.
Jan. 21-Bsmark, in letter on the 18th
inst, replying to the Swiss and other Foreign
Ministers in Paris, denies the reasonableness
of their demand that their compatrots might
be allowed to quit the city Neutrals, he says,
had abundant notice before the sege the only
outlet now is capitulation. Facilities for the
intercourse of Ministers with their respective
Governments continue, though they are incon-
venient The firing of buildings containing
women, children and individuals is uninten-
tlonal but unavoidable,
CAMBRIA, Jan. 20-Evening.- panic is
general. The Germans are approaching, the
cannOnade being audible. Faidherbe and staff
have gone to Donai Favre has gone to Lille.
The whereabouts of one division is unknown.
Gambetta has arrived at Lille
LILLE, Jan. 21.-The utmost CONSERVATION
prevails. The women and children are flying
The troops arriving are in a pitiable state.
The Bavarlan regiments were represented
IN the ceremony of GROWING the Emperor.
Gambetta addressed an enthusiastic crowd,
advocating resistance to the bitter end He
denounced the partsans of peace at any price
repudated dictatorship, and urged all to do
their duty, prophesying final triumph.
BRUSSELS, Jan. 2l-Detals of the defeat
of Faidherbe and the Army of the North show
that it suffered terrible blow, from which it |
can hardly recover, and is retreating. The
army at Cambria is sad scene of disorder. |
The troops are shoeless and in rags, the army
N tragmentary condition.
Blsmrck's promotion as Lieutenant General
s confirmed
L0ngwy is in flames
The country is inundated around Valencien-
les, as the Germans are expected
The modified guards behaved badly in the
'attle at st Quentin on the 18th, becoming
,anic- stricken.
LONDON, Jan. go p M.-Emperor vii.
lam telegraphs to the Empress, under date OF
ersaliles, 2lst: Yesterday the enemy entirely
Withdrew INTO Paris. Fifteen officers and 80
nen were captured. The number of wounded
u.I q
esdes 1000 wounded taken in the town. The
otal loss of the French is $4,000. The enemy
as withdrawn"
The speech of Gamhetta at Lille expressed
in Faidherbe, and that continued a
esistance must bring success Fresh levies
'r the armies will be raised. There was great
Enthusiasm.
The London OjSerrcr says the Queen will
ersonally open Parliament
General Ireskow advanced from Beauccsne !
nd 1t is reported captured the strongly forti. i
ed works OF Tables, Baildy and the village of
olsons, Five officers and eighty men were
Ken. The German loss was considerable. ,
hamburg aud Bremen celebrated the pro. i
amation OF the Emperor by firing sautes and
,corating the houses r
AdVicrs from Paris state that ut Il Council y
Friday Gen. Irochu announced that If his
pc Tor assistance from outside the city should n
disappointed, it should be his duty 10 sur. 4
nder the city before the Germans DESTROYED
public buildings aud fired the center of the
~ The civil members of the Council dis.
reed with 1rochu. and he resigned, but
ain accepted command after n hot quarrel.
LILLE, Jan. 22.-Cambrai has been sum- Y
med to surrender by3 o'clock this afternoon. y
Gambetta, IN his speech, says France prefers Ct
'rnal war 10 mutilation.
The Army OF the North is rapidly rallvinr. p,
he Emperor telegraphs to the Empress that
latest estimate of the French loss is Is 900. r,
ludng 1000 prisoners The Germans re-
ed the demand for an armistice to bury the
Id before Paris L.
t Is said the garrison will not renew the nj.
K because Trochu is appraised of Chanzy's
eat.