The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-27
FROM EUROPE.

Rioiius In Berlin -Bismarek's House Attacked.
PARIS, Aug. 21.--A serious riot occurred in
Berlin during which Blsmarcks house was
attacked.
Tumuit In Paris.
The Hotel Meyelbeer, In this city, kept by
Germans, was also attacked last night and only
saved from total destruction by the interference
of the police.
The Rk-Queeu Isabella
of Spain has given her palace in Paris for the
use of the wounded.
Tvphus Fever
Is raging in the Prussian army.
MncNInbon's Northern Movement.
LoNDoN, Aug. 27.-The reported northern
movement of MacSlahon is now fully confirmed.
Fight Near Montmedy.
There was fight yesterday near Montmedy
between the advanced cavalry detachments of
the French and the Prussian armies. The latter
were repulsed. Large reinforcements have been
sent from Paris by the Northern Railway for
MacNiabon's army.
Mac uahou's Tactics.
The tactics of MacMahon appear to be to
gather up the broken corps and thereby swell
the ranks of his new levies, and then sweep
along the borders of Belgium, avoiding an en-
counter with the Prussians that would be likely
to involve pitched battle.
What the Movement VIII Accomplish
BY this movement he will be enabled to leave
the Prussians on the south, and will probably
effect junction with Bazaine north of Metz.
II fsuccessful in this MacMahon WILL it is thought
strike the Prussian line of communication at
st. Arnold. This is believed tobe the stratepv
which Count Palikao limited at some few days
ago in his communication to the Corps
Legislatf.
French Losses at Rezouvtiie.
JnNnnN Aup. 2I.-Ihe official ranOrt of D.
zaine shows the French loss at the battle of
Rezonville to be %, 600 men.
French Insult TO n Flag OF Truce.
BERLIN, Aug. 81, via London, Aug. GA
note has been addressed from Berlin to all en-
yoys of Prussia ia regard to flag of truce sent
into the French lines, asking cessation of hos
tllities to bury the dead, which truce was re-
fused and the flag insulted on three different
occasions.
Prussia VIII Not Treat Until tho Empire is
Ended.
Prussia, therefore, declares its resolution to
offer no diplomatic negotiations to the French
people until the empire is declared at an end,
Ratification OF the Belgian Treaty.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-The representatives of
France, England and Prussia have signed the
ratification of the Belgian treaty.
The Prussiau Reserves.
The Times this morning says, in q
review Oh Oh luc ItSOuTCSS Oh IruSSta,
that three armies of reserves have
been formed to await events In France, one on
the Rhine, under the Duke of Mecklenburg
Schwerln, one at Berlin, under General Can
stain, and one at Silesa, under General Tor
renberg.
The Defenses of Paris.
Special 10 NJ Y. Telegram.
PARIS, Aug. 27.-Preparatlons for the defense
of Paris are still being made. The authorities
have determined that every man in the city
shall contribute towards or take an active part
in the defense
Two thousand vagrants, having no ostensbe
means of support, and of the class likely to dis
turb the peace of the city, were arrested yester-
day. These men will either be put to work
upon the Notifications or expelled from the city
Prussian Prisoners.
Six wagon loads of PIussian prisoners, cap
tured in the recent engagements, reached
Lille to-day.
strasburg and PfaIzburG.
The bombardment of Strasburg and Pfalzburg
continues. The garrisons of both towns make a
heroic defense, and but little has thus far been
gained by the besiegers
Trouble In the PrussiaR Camp.
Great disturbance prevails in the invading
army. The Prussian soldiers quarrel with those
from Bavaria and Wurtemburg, and 1t has been
found necessary to place them in separate camps