The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-03-02
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
nates to February a1st.

M mates to February 2lst.
pARrs. Feb. l6.-Many diplomats have re-
turned Fritz is opposed to the entry Oh Tue
prnssisns into Paris. Coal is arriving. mere
Is no gas Some of the Journals say tne AS
sembly consents to the dismemoermens u .ns
French Territory. The Partisan delegates
,y; nrotest and withdraw Rothschild goes TO
!, ondon to convey thanks for contributions.
LONDON. Feb. ia dispatch says the De,
strnction of the heavy guns of the forts around
Paris progresses, and the drawing of the mines
il completed. The Paris Government IS STOP
MING the paw of the National Guards and their
wives. and will provide them with work IN
stead. A million shells and quarter million
of mitraileuse balls have been manufactured
in Paris since the 10Th of September.
Lord Lyons telegraphs to the Foreign De-
nartnent that the French Assembly having al
most unanimously voted for the appointment OF
Theirs as Chief Executive, pending the decis-
ion of France upon deHnitive institutions, ne
has announced verbally to Theirs the recognl-
ton of the Government by England.
A letter from Dunkirk, dated the 10th, says
the Twenty. second French Army Corps mas
passed there and will embark by sea for Bor-
deaux. The smallpox raging In France Is es-
pecially violent at Lille,
A Lille dispatch to-day says the russians
made demand for the taxes assessed on the
city of Sedan for the last quarter OF 1871, the
municipality only acceded to threats, and were
obliged to contract loan for 2lO,OOo francs 10
satisfy the demand.
BERLIN, Feb. 1S.-The North German Ga
-ette to-day SAYS the election of an Orleanist to
the Presidency of the Republic would imply
speedy renewal of anarchy in France, and pre-
vent reconciliation with Germany, the Orlean-
ists being sworn enemies to Germany.
BORDEAUX, Feb lin the Assembly to-
day. Keller presented declaration bearing the
signatures of the Deputies OF the Haul and
Bias Rim, and the Moselle, protesting in behalf
of all the inhabitants of these Departments.
against the separation of Alsace and Lorraine
from France The proposal was referred to n
committee, who subsequently submitted a re-
port, expressing the strongest sympathy with
the population of Alsace and Lorraine, and d.
recting that the declaration OF Keller be spread
upon the records of the Assembly and referred
TO the French negotiators when they come 10
treat with Prussia The Assembly conferred
the executive power of the Government upon
Theirs.
Keller, in a speech adjured his colleagues TO
proclaim their inviolable attachment 10 the M
tegrity of Asace and Lorraine A majority
of the Chamber appeared disposed to delay
the consideration of the Government until to-
morrow, but Theirs strongly insisted on its i'm
mediate consideration, saying that the Cham
Der must, on its own responsibility. clearly de-
clare its wishes upon this question. The Cham
Der went into Committee, on motion OF Keller,
and the sitting was subsequently, suspended.
President Grievy read letter from Theirs,
introducing bis appearance with the new Min.
Al Ill 10, bat. rf
protested against the display of military force
around the Chamber. During the discussion
upon the declaration BY NJ Keller. in commit.
tee yesterday Gen Chauzy and BiIlot each de-
clared that an offensive war could. If necessa
nv, be successfully prosecuted. The number
of Deputies in attendance to-day exceeds 600.
Immediately after the vote in the Assembly
yesterday, the English. Austrian and Italian
ambassadors officially visited Theirs aud re-
cognized the French Government.
NEwtYoRK. Feb. 20-A cable to the Herald
from Bordeaux, of the 10Th. says: Delibera-
tons are now going on in the Reichkaustlois
office on the deliberations of peace The ces-
sion of Nice and the naturalization OF Savoy,
in order TO completely isolate France, are un-
der discussion. France will thus be separated
from Germany by the neutraiZed territory OF
Belgium, Luxembourg and Switzerland, and
by the newly acquired territory and fortresses
of Alsace and Lorraine, and from her old ally,
Italy, by the neutral territory, ,eplete with OBJ
stacles to military operations. The great OBJ
ject of Germany is to incapacitate France from
taking her threatened revenge. Bismarck is
willing to renounce Metz upon condition of its
dismantlement, but Moltke insists on retaining
the fortress as necessary strategical point.
Moltke also insists upon retaining belt Of
territory including Belfort The people in this
region are entirely French. Bismarck is un-
willing to insist on this, and the question is
still under debate in the Imperial council.
No further extension of the armistice will
be conceded on any ground whatever, and If
peace is not concluded on the German terms
by 12 noon on the 23d inst, the German ar
mics will march into Paris and it will be treat
ed as a captured city.
NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-A World special says
that the programme is concluded for peace on
the best terms Bismarck will accept. The de-
sire is to clear France from the Germans and
place the French army in Paris under Chan
GARNER, to induce the Assembly to proclaim
the charter of 1880 as the Supreme law, and
have plebiscite to accept the Count de Paris
as King The opinion grows that the German
terms will be accepted without modification.
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