The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-31
FROM EUROPE.

II nun IL OhOEE,
A Nephew of Bismarck Arrested as n Spy.
PARIS, Aug. 31.-Le Pays says nephew of
Bismarck, named Mulerte, who tried to raise a
regiment of Hanoverians some time ago here
was arrested yesterday as a spy.
Ineffective Interference.
BERLIN, Aug. 31.-The National Gazette O
to-day has the following important intelligence
-'It is understood that neutral powers are cor
responding actively. No result has as yet been
attained, except resolution that each DO Eer
must acquaint the rest with any individual
move The evident purpose is still 30 intervene
at some stage of the war, though Prussia re-
CARDS the movement as having been contem-
plated entirely too late.
Prussia Getting Ready for Italy.
''This intention has already been almost offen-
sively announced from Vienna and Florence.
"Prussia objects emphatcally to the course of
Italy, The latter has threatened complications
recurring the undesirable solution that it is
forced to fight or submit to great sacrifices.
Rather than let neutral profit from our trou-
bles. all the powers of the earth shall not stop
us half way in q war of self-preservation.
ENGLAND has also broached her intention to
intervene, but she never meant an armed inter-
yention. The interests of Europe demand the
cessation of all such attempts"
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LONDON, Aug. 31.-There is great local ex-
citement throughout the French departments
against the alleged sympathizers with Prussia
and notably against the Protestants
Versailles organizing for Defense.
PARIS, Aug. 31.-Versailles, though an open
town, is organizing for her defense
Adyices from Algeria say that the Arabs and
Kabyles have sent an address of felictation to
the Turcos now in France, promising to initiate
them.
The Paris Exiles
The MOniteur says that many OF the Prus-
slams who have just been expelled from Paris
were actively plotting against France. 1t is
said that the police have discovered a case of
Prussian uniforms in the house of a suspected
person. Many Germans who have been ex-
PEELED have given false reports of the hardships
they have been compelled to undergo. The
Germans are leaving rapidly, though permission
to remain has been given in number of in
stances, where there was no doubt as to the
proper conduct of the applicant.
The silly FIlibustering Story.
The Monitelr says it is empowered to contra
dict the silly statement of the Figaro concern
ing armed ships sailing from American
ports to prey on French commerce.
Belgian Neutrality.
LONDON, Aug. 31.-The Belgian Government
denies having assented to any foreign troops
crossing portions of her SOIL
Sundays Battle without importance.
The French say that the battle between Dun
and Stenay on Sunday was without importance.
Travel Suspended.
BRUSSELS, Aug. 31.-Travel between this city
and Paris has been suspended.
An American for the Defense of Paris.
PARIS, Aug. 3l.-Victor Sejour, an American
.:.;,ox, hos damanded N 10 noturalizad sn fbat
he may enlist for the defense of Paris.
| The Paris Exodus.
LONDON, Aug. 31.-An extraordinary miscel-
lany of passengers is constantly arriving here
from Paris-sportsmen, nuns, jockies, horses,
school girls, ETC.
The Emperor Seriously III.
LONDON Aug. 31.-(Special to the n. Y.
! TeIeqram Troops have been leaving Paris all
! day for the north.
Passenger traffic between Calais and England
has been stopped
The news from the French army this merning
reports that the Emperor is seriously i'll at
! Sedan, and that his condition excited great
| anxiety.
The Efforts 10 Reinforce AIacMahon.
The determined and persevering efforts OF
these last few days to reinforce MacMahon from
Paris, still continues, and with considerable
success, notwithstanding some backward move
ments, by which the Prussians have either
intercepted or driven back a few detaehments OF
these supplies. The army under MacMahor
will be found to be very strong, and in a con.
dition to persevere in their determined attempt:
to assail the Prussian armies before Metz, and
then enable Bazaine, who is still beleaguered in
that fortress, to join MacAIahon's army.
Four hundred Arabs of the French army, cap.
tured in the late engagements by the Prussiani
and imprisoned in Germany, have escaped and
returned to France. t
| Another story About IacMah0n-He is on the
Retreat.
LONDON, Aug. 31.-The Times this morning
Gays MacMahon is now endeavoring to retrea
on Scissors, having failed in his attempt tC
relieve Bazaine at Metz. The mails ouly
carried between London and Paris. Telegrami
from Paris this morning are exultant.
The Crown Prince.
There are statements that the Crown Prince
is thirty-siX hours behind the calculation of the
Prussian staff, and that he will not arrive at thu
right moment to effect a junction with Prince
Frederick Charles.