The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-23
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
mates to February 14tn.

Dates to February 14th.
NEW York. Feb. 13-Telegrams from YER
sailles say upon the entry OF the russians in !.
paris troops will be toled off to occupy the
houses along the line of the route adopted Tor
the massage of the Emperor. On the 18th, at
noon. the Emperor will enter Paris by tram
from Versailles, taking horse at Paris station
and proceeding to the Tuileries, where he Will
lunch and hold q court. The general officers
of the army will then inspect the army OF IN
vestment, which will march with bands playing
and coors flying along the line alread y md
Gated. His Majesty will then return to YER
sailes, where he will sleep, and on the TWO
following days he will revisit the Tulerles ana
then return to Germany, if nothing occurs
during the rest of the week or mouth. lntor-
nation is received that the Prussian police are
to encourage the hope that no nntoward DEM
onstration will occur during the Emperor's So
iourn in Paris, and the triumphal defe OF the
troops. The Emperor is suffering from lum-
bago. Prince Frederick Charles has lett YER
sailles and Albrecht, Jr., has arrived.
The Grand Duke of Altenburg will depart
tomorrow. If the terms of peace determined
upon by Bismarck, and confdentialiy commu-
nicated to Favre are not agreed upon by the
Assembly hostlities will be renewed lmmedl-
ately upon the expiration of the armistlce. A
rigorous procedure will be adopted with Paris
in the matter of securing pledges Tor the war
indemnity. 1t is believed that the latter Will
be fixed at least at four milliards, but conces-
si0ns from other points are anticipated. All
the troops before Paris have been fully rein
forced to the utmost war strength, and newly
uniformed The Fourth Corps has been or
dered to Chartres. Should peace be pro-
claimed, all the landwehr regiments OF infantry
reserve, cavalry and artillery will be immedl
ately sent home and broken up. The troops
of the line will remain in the annexed prov
nces and such parts of France as will be re-
tanned till the war indemnity is paid. The
garrisoning Of tortresses in Alsace and Lor-
raine will require about 10000 men.
DIEPPE, Feb. l3-Thc Germans imposed a
million francs tax on Dieppe, and 22.OOO francs
on each of the adjacent villages, all to be paid
by the 14th. The authorities are unable to
comply. The Seine Inferieure is said to have
paid already 25,000,000 francs.
VERSAILLES, Feb. I3-llostllties continue
in the Departments of Jura and Doubs, the
French refusing 10 accept the armistice.
LONDON, Feb l3-M. Touchard is elected
to the Assembly from the Department of Haut
Rim. Paris il authorized 10 contract loan
of two hundred million francs, aud levy mu-
ncIpal war tax,
LILLE, Feb. I3.-1hc Prussians have un-
accountably stopped the railway communica-
tor hence to Paris. II is reported that there
have been risings of the population in the in.
yaded districts, bat the rumors are not credited
BERLIN, Feb. I3.-rhe Prussian Cross Ga
.ette judges from the result Of the elections III
France that the resumption of war will not be
expected. Ii thinks there is scarcely doubt
that the armistice will be prolonged.
BORDEAUX, Feb - In the Assembly the
rules aud other internal arrangements Of the
Chamber of lSIJ were adopted. The Prcsi-
dent read letter from GarIbaidi in which he
declines a seat in the Assembly offered him by
the Departments
Favre, for himself. and in the names ot his
colleagues ut Bordeaux and Paris. resigned the
power coniidcd to them as a government for
the national defense. He stated that the Min.
listers would remain IN office TO maintain order
until the Constitution Of the new Government
il made.
PARIS, Feb. 13.-Everything is arranged at
Bordeaux 4 commission Ia negotiate n treaty
of peace has been selected and the draft of the
treaty has been approved b. Bismarck and
Moltke. The treaty vii! be- signed immei-
ately. and the German troops will then march
through Paris TO Strasbourg, aud there take
trains for home. The trains will follow each
other as fast as possible. The Assembly will
then adjourn TO Paris aud proceed with the re-
organization Of France. The departments not
occupied by the Germans are ravagrd by bands
of tranc-tireurs, who are p,llaging travellers
and houses. Terror reigns in these depart
ments. Discreditable revelations are making
concerning the Provisional Government. 1t is
said that members hold immense sums made
out of contracts, that they secretly disposed of
stores of provisions, and that in the Hotel de-
Vile $4,000 bottles OF wine were drank Pro-
visions are pouring in and prices are low.
New YORK, Fen. IA cable dispatch from
Bordeaux. of the 18th, says n quorum of the
Assembly has not arrived yet There was a
caucus to-day of the Orleanists, who believe
that they possess a clear majority. Many b.
napartist agents are here.
BORDEAUX, Feb. IA letter from Carl
baldi yesterday to the Government resigns his
command in the Army of the Vosges. Seeing
that his mission is finished, the Government re-
ply. accepting his resignation and expressing
thanks and regrets in behalf Of the country
Garibaldi left last night for Marseilles, whence
he will embark for Caprera.
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