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RxLUsIvELY TO, THE DAILY DISPATCH.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 6.-The Picayune
expresses its opinion that Governor
Kellogg will now sign the City Charter
Bill, which passed the last Legislature,
giving the appointment of city officers
to the Governor. ffe. ~ i,sve -
Conservative Parish Convention to-
day nominated full ticket, headed by
c.. j. Leeds for Mayor. o
LONDON, Oct. g. It is reported On
authority that the documents detained
by Count Won Arnim are State property
and the Courts decided that these were
Sufficient grounds forSihstltuting plo-
ceedings against the Count. Negotias
tions for their restoration had been
carried on-for several psnthse through
Won Arnim's brofhet IN law, and after
repeated warnings. a few OF the papers
were returned, .but the chief portion
was not given MP. The documents con-
tain Prince ,Bismarcks sung qualified ,ap-;
prevail Of Won Arhinh's conduct while
Embassaeor to Paris up to the time the
semieofficial journals of Germany began
toattack him as the leader of the reac
tionary and Ultramontane movement.
LONDON, Oct. Z. 6 i. Mt is rumor-
ed that Emperor William, who is at
Baden. was greatly surprised at Won
Arnim S arrest and has demanded the
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BERLIN, Oct. 6.-Von Arnim's family
have been informed that his imprison
ment is not intended as punishment
and that he will be released on the res
toration of the documents.
LONDON, Oct. ct is rumored that
the Dowagen Queen of Bavaria is about
to embrace Catholicism.
MILAN, Oct. 6.-Prest. Theirs arrived
here to-day and addressed the French
residents this evening. He says the es
tablishment of Republic should not
be displeasipg to the rest Of Europe.
He believed that n general election
would give about so Bonapartist depu-
ties to the Assem- bly,.
MADRID, Oct. 6.-M. De Chandory,
French Minister, has had a conference
with Senor Sagasta and explained to him
that the sentiments of the French Gov
ernment are opposed to Carlists and in
tull sympathy with the Spanish Gov
ernment.
Later.-A Carlist band has been de-
feated at Campillo with loss of 27 kill
ed, II wounded and many prisoners.
A bark laden with arms for the Car
lists has been seized at Santander.
SAN Francisco, Oct. President
Grant and family are at St. Louis.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.--The Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs is in receipt of
aietter from Agent Miles, dated at the
Cheyenne and Arrapahoes Agencies,
Sept. Both. stating that seven young
Kiowas headed by the famous indian
Chief, Big Tree, and. twelve Cheyenes
headed by White Horse had come in on
the previous eyening and made -profes-
sions of friendship. Big Tree said he
belonged to satanas' band, numbering
about 120 camped 80 miles from the
Agency, and that they wanted to come
in and remain there instead of going to
Fort Sill. Miles and General Neill re-
gsrded the whole party as a suspicious
stand made them prisoners of war,
but let two squaws go back 10 invite the
rest to surrender. Miles says it is gen
orally thought that Satana will STAN
pede. when he hears of tho fate of Big
Tree and his party. ,,n.5 -
POSTMASTER General Jewell has stop
ped the warrant for 100000, which
was made out for the New York Central
Railroad for pay for the increased welt
ofimail service for the last fiscal year.
The appropriations for that class of
business having been more than ex-
hausted. all other adjustments for in
creased service for that year are also
suspended until necessary action be ta-
ken by Congress. There was an ap-
preparation made. of half a million doll
Lays for this increased payment and
ab6ut $25o, 900 vas als6 appropriated
for the usual yearly increase in mails.
1t now appears that under thisreadjust-
ment the: increase in pay Of railroads
already made amounts to one million
dollars in round numbers and the De-
p5EtAasMs estimates that there is half a
million dollars more due on account yet
to be presented or adjusted.
NEw foRK, Oct. 6.-The failure of H.
B. Patterson, broker, is announced
The street is flooded with runors of
troubles in all departments of trade, and
thstsuspension .of. houses whose selven-
cy has hitherto been undoubted. No
names are mentioned and no particu-
lars given. but the utmost use is made
otthe reports to depress stocks and with
great success. lree -sa esit 2
A London house is mentioned as be-
ing embarrassed. but no name is given
and nothing definite is known in regard
to the matter. Recently large grain
merchants in Hull, England, and another
in France suspended, the latter with Ii
abilities at e200, 600. Both these firms
had London connections and this may
explain the rumor about the London
house. 80
SE PAu1, Mimi, Oct. 6.-The Grand
Jurvof the Common Pleas Court, which
mas been in session since the first of
to-day appeared before
Judge Hall at his house, he being too ill
o appear in the Court rooms, and pre-
,anto5 <u,a,tv tbroa Indictment AGAINST