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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-11

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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-11

HOPE & GYLES
"AVF for salt-
/ = 900 bushels OATS,
600 bushels BRAN,
q oco busf feis SHORTS.
Fresh Sanr Krant u, d Mince Meat.
1nn Loxes Eai.ins. so halt-bo1cs Haitirs
25 Ona,trr.hnxel Dni.ins
so d,nma Smyrna Figs,
npssicatrd CncCannt.
l00 pounds ccedleaa Raisins,
$50 Htnde OF CahhepP.
Tharburn' Garden Seeds
A ND ONION SETS, warranted frosh. Tor
~ sale by HOPE 4 GYIES
, 1874-12-21

| The arsBsauhuaotts Dental Society has passed.
! resolutions omphatica!ly condonlning tho lao Ut
ohoroform rs al aneBtiotfc. nEd declaring any
| lnembor hdniniato'lug 1t lablo to expulsion.
pspcr was lately 5oad a. highly respectable
coneerS:s tho Supposed Tbeniean ststno soaud
| noar tho town OF Syracuse, United htatos. Tho
| profound md lsarued body had Just hoard OF shc
| CardiH Giant.
Tnoro waB cryatal wodling in Stamford.
Conn, few days ago. at which practical Trend
of the Iiftoe.i-yuars lr!1o gavo lor glass
| oyo by way Of ouahIiug her 10 ho randy for nny
| contingencies which utfght hereafter aheot her
| ort!cs*
| A widow about as yoars Of age, with her
! aaughsor, aged nhaus ID, mako Il comfortable
living by lamt-lishtiug in St. Louia. They hayo
tho public gns-lanins on talf.s-eozon streotH to
| perta.
III England clergyman llaa had tho small
! pox. hut was "Eo III to bu about" and invited
| friend to breakfast. Hin lrol,d caught the mai!
| ady mud communicated it to his wife, Who died.
| 1hcreupon, tho friend auott tho paraon tor ill.,
! yiting him to brcAkfAAt. aud recovered tnnsageB
in 81 aud tho amount VI tho wifo'H illloral OK
| ponscs.
Joaqu!n nI!erb nupposably- ro-
! ma!lceH Are doRlatod not to ho MI rotnuncc, ut
loast 80 fur aa relates to thy "xstanco Of heanti
fnl Pluto women. alaj. Powell, tho oxrlorer,
sayH that ono hranch at tho Pluto trioa haa
| women round-llmpstl, graceful, swcot-faoed, aud
uiMlgoHaod.
Thorc are estimated to DO 9o,0oo women In
Paris dependent upon to!r nooulo for suppoyt
Tho highest rase OF pay is not over fra,,es, or
abnut 10 cents por day. There nre mt oyor
| 60,0uu steali!y employed. Tho remaining 7o.(u0
are moro or loss unlueky supovnnmerat!cs. IAo
! ayorago ray uAen fully omploycl lor twelve
| houra work Ia not oyor 2t conts.
The dread Of universal consumption 10 80 gon.
eral among tlo Tar:ass OF tAp luss,au Iijauh
sea lroyineea ttas a'l ti.a young. men hgye
aootetly emigratod e Turkey iii tlro last twelve
nunbors. tho Turkish Hkinpors Of lilo Lovant
! coaa: giving tliom every faulty for . prompt
and hecret p1kakse to Bulgaria NUT Ansa Minor.
u rolla!4 aud alf.tcllsh pfuvlhca4 oi tho Eul-
, 1874-12-21
a MISSISSIPPI OUTRAGE.

A FEARFUL CRIMI: FEARFuLrY AVENGED.
Fron Tie Eogston {aItss} .uesstnatr, De. 10.
It becomes onr painful duty to record QUO OF
tho 'noat fcnd!sh outssges, rorpotrato1 by q
demon On tho persons Of two young Indies,
daughters OF Mrs. Miller, widow Indy residing
hear our town, OIL l'huraday last. Tho tacte, rs
No llavo Ind tllom detailed to ua. arc as follows:
On Wednesday evoniug, lilo dly Iotoro tle hor-
rib!o deod was enacted. A{isa Dottio alilor, aSod
hbuut II. aud her ulator Georgia, agod about ID,
went on foo: fru,n their 3notler'a houuo to tho
readc'lco Of !1r. Hugh Welsh. distance Of
ahont 1aiea. through tho Hat wooia. whore they
ic1,sned that night. Tho Gend, wlloao na'no
10 lsl or Will Montgomery, lived on tho
"e'oh place, and, being Gwaro Of tho fact that
t!lo ynnnnE iadies were at Welcl's huaso a'1l
Wonhl laturn homo HsIno time Gu Thursday,
oarly Thursday morning hD left tho pron,iHoB
md YaYnd them ou .hn lonely roul wlliuli h1
luaw they woull lmsn On tl1oit return llolnc.
The ailrs M!lers at:srol homp about B;3O o'clock
wnY, fsnlsg o. least IL milo and q half troui any
iaDtatiol. they wtro snddonly confronted ly
tho villain armed with huaYy hickory club.
l!H hei!isl. purpose VIVA doubtlosu readily under
ntooa " shp yoang asen Hnd resstanee boiag
!is club, bsoakiug tho young ladY'a jEw-bono,
knocking out several Ut hor teeth. and bruiBiuX
and 1pangiug her taas, landa, mud
body N most shocking manner. Tho
a"al ,,; t!'on t1 81, aulzod the apparently te-
ni'l, grasplnS hor sater, who was al1noht ~
ho!p!cdH from fright, With tho othog, dragged
tsaoM about llAl! sAilo franz tho roasl. through
tin woods. whoto ha detained thoin sovefal
hn,lgH
just before taaving tlle.n, tho deyll lnoarnats
tnuk GUY Or hin poolet lasGo knsfc. anl mn
noutlcnd that 1t was Lin purfluda 10 uuk their
tbsdnsa, Altaa oaoEgte, wAa ssas nut DO eartuus-
, 1874-12-21

piro tho recruta lcyicd in tLoso dstrlcts aro in-
inet3iatc1y placod In Tho rankB, wAIe those "con-
Ecripted' in Russia proper sill be summoned
only In Januaiy.
Charles Palmer has gained yordiet OF e70o
against tho Cnmden l. Atlantic 1'aiiroad Com
pany, In Now ]eraoy. liz VIVA ojcctod from,
railroad tran because ho lnRlatod upon uHlng IN
excursion ttckot later than the lato Dtanlped
upon 1t.
a. shoemaker III Anburn, Me-, takea contraotB
price. wl,icl, ranges from a15 to s35. nccorling
70 tho sizo OF tho foot. tho nlze Of tho HELL, anu
his gait. high stopper gots shotl ut q losp asl.
fllal ratio; iii nvorra'.c cher coytH mnre; alinf.
tler costs still higher. At tho ord Of tho yoa,
And hllooB Tint havo lono eervico for tho year.
II thoro Ia months woar Htili in lg boot lenth-
or, tho shoemaker credits him accordingly en- tho
next ynRr.
, 1874-12-21

" Injured aa llcr stsor, fell upon her knees bo-
fore him md f,csaeohed him to spnro tl,or ]fvou
promising TINT they wonlt not Inform agat,,at
lin. 1t sool,'H tint at that moment Tho Thought
occurred To tim negro. WHO IN very init. stout,
nnl bacls, Tint II lIo cot1ld layo Ll,cnl describe
M their ravlsher poraun M tliBainli]ar from
hinHolf "a posslbla ho might nyuM Hin
p!clon, llo therefore nErooad thas II thoy
pwoar tl,at, wl,o,! i,,tcrrosa:c thoy would atsio
tlny rcoeivcd their njuriea from +. low, chunky,
inulatto negro, ho would permit t1lom to topnrt.
vhoy took TIM oatst, a',a tho tienti loft thcsu.
With nl1cfi taiAlcnlty thu young latlIen succeeded
IN rcacl'ing their nothors home, wt1ero lilo elder
nov lion III n Very critical condition.
For noycrnt tayB md ifgltH thouaanI nrn,otl
mon. both black anl ,rtite, had beoa ACQUIRING
tIlo country far ind wlde. 1T order to bring this
fland and wnrso than il1utioror. to ntoi.o 5or tho
moHI foul. brntal and tnllunan criinu over por
petrnscd IN our Staic. Tho particulars Of his
captnra arn aA folI1wa:
On last aionaa,y lligl,t 10 u,atlo lla appearance
was kindly recolyed a,.a caroti for lv Henry
Dtownioe. Clifford ]'rownloo, Willis Brownloe,
mud Henry Crawford. all 1,ogroes. As eoou al
thcac negroes Ind glyen him something 10 cat
aud placed linn carofully II, hin "ht.la hcl,"
WintEham, j. ". EsoSnloe, y. y. rulan,. end
". 8. pato, who vera In tha noiChborhoo,l ioos-
Ing for VILLAIN Tile abovo-nancd gel|cmcn
roparcl IL, hot lagto to tho riace designated by
tho negroes. nssd, Gro Ni!! was awa1e OF thais
prcaonco, ho sas made, tlleir, l'tiHoner. Tlloy
ilnlnedsately chained mud lIandcul1ed him, thon
Hout word TO tho EcDutB that sholr iathfn search
had boen. rewarded by tho capture Of their
prey. The nowa spread upon epery broozc:
uron the scello. Early next morning, Tuesday,
tho negro WaH placed IN n wnEun, an4l. grart.od
by 2OU or 800 citizons, driven towards Houston.
as thu ,eHs nproad. h!tpdre:s OF negroes md
boys fell ito line with their do.lbc-barrol guns,
ri npA fof II, yt.rrf rf3trsf 1fnt ,tot
, 1874-12-21
JElEQRhpiI!c RREVlTjES,

4 State Temperance Convention will be hold
Mt LauHlng, Alcl,., on tho third Wednesday in
January, to favor more stringent probationary
legislation.
Ilico. tho econa of tho lste 1ndno hoetilistos in
Nevada, Is 90 lni!os southoEt Of PiocAo, and
$50 In tho ea,no direction from 3leaYcr, Utah.
don. Ord has sont companies "u" anu II" Of
tho Fourtoonsh Infantry there.
-. .1n Wadena County, 10 mIlcs southwoas from,
Wadens v.!lugo. Oh tho 1atn lust, J. .. Sanders
Shot aud killed !lia hired mau, named Bsuuao,,.
sxudors. who wont to the village md surrol,-
dornd l,in,so!f naxt day. baYs bsWlsou waa drunk,
n.td that lie allok anil Killed tho nlan in sef-:o.
tcnso. Drunaon WAY about % Years, old: Ban
dafs waa formerly Register at Douds of Otter
Tall CounIy. Gna feo1nty 1oaler Ii ttal-os.ato
lu MRd2uAt
, 1874-12-21
THE HATTIE KING E}YIEpLE

The exposure Of the wrotohed swinl1e 30 long
maintained by KATIE N1Eo knocks tho bottom
oas from under that sham Of tho Epirituaats.
naturalization Of the spirit" aud brinSs tho
wlolo shallow legordomain Of tho modulns
down with it. TAat such q sham could iaye
been maintained SO long, almost pGssca co;u-
prchc asion. 1t Is not remarkable TINT ignorant
aud aupcratitious persona should have beon d.
ceS;si hy it, or thGt imaginative young people
Of immature Judgment, and addicted to running
after cyofy new ism that ttsrns up, should hayo
Acee1tel thiB female charlatnn NJ n t'lnatorinl-
iZed Gpizt !" but it Ii remarkable that sho should
have deceived aucll men rs Mr. RonEnT DALE
o"; II, and mis!cad others, layiDg claim to aupo-
rior:ntoillgonco and scientific knowledge. HATTIE
h'S1, by hor own confos3ion, now appears to
haT3 hoen only very shallow R'rindler, who
rHa:t'ceti tie paucl-gamo upon hor dupos, md
1ot.at hef reward In tho valuable l'ro5cnta with
"l::A Aor admiFers Loaded ler. HsnI.a, lockots,
ero''ses. daanlonda, mud toilette goods ahowo'cd
III upon Aer daiiy, md ut night sl0 scared away
WIN f1om into tho aernphiu regions Of q pLilG-
de!falo ooaFdsIg-hnllse, anl pinitod angclcal!y
ct sho foily OF l1er yictims. This sorapAc two
h'ndred.yoar-olQ maitlcu counted her 4upoa BY
thouaanIs. They Tera not only tho credn!ous
Victims WHO abronGol ler soancas from Gil parts
of clio country mud wltncEaed her eu.ics will,
rido-opon tnon;Aa lnd eyea. trlaad angelic bosll
to hor, aad ompliel thcir noclots md
pocket books iuto ],er splitual lan.
hut there wero Thousands Of othera
Who Ind naycr accn hcr,-old mon aud women
grown fond aud foolish, anil young mon aud
women ot atsy fancles and morbid mus!nss,-
who wore aa3ed with KITE KsHo.
No sympathy IL due tho victims Of this youpt.
woman. They owo their discontinue to thelr
own Gul'ibilitY. The younE Woman hersolf can
hardy bo couaursd. II sho could find smplotons
enough to boltoys III her naturalization" they
Wero her legitimate prey, Iler managers how-
ever, who contriyoa tho artilco and taught l.er
tito part sho was 10 play, deserve puu!Ehmons az
common swlndlora. Thoy hayo roRpoa On abnn-
dant harvest Of profit from thoir goJe11soueies,
and ought to DO mado to disGorge anI quit tho
baslnese, 10 long sa thcro aro gudgoons. lhcsa
will he KATIE K'aos to gull thon,. Something,
<horofote. ehonM bo DOM ia pro.eot thaua, M W.
rSotsut rAnpats aud lusahs pooplo. The buratila
, 1874-12-21
NATURES lGNOBLEMEN.
suoh Woro tho Sooundrels Who
Stole Charley Ross.
Another Supposed clew to the Missing
Boy Abandoned.
Tho Criminal Record,

THE CHARLEY EosB MYSTERY.
new ioHE, Dec. 2o.-iossers"v til" hlnyor Of
Dayonno called Oh pnpt. Wallmg In relation to
tho boy WHO waa found drouuai In Newark BAY,
49,, ,...,..,a ~ 1,.,,..,,o M. ..,,,i.
a'.o "i'o "ao na,1eu ~ u.'o"uo' @ NV son'io
man halu tliat THO pov haa hlno oyos DUO coula
mt find any resemblance In hin, to tho por"
trait Or description Of Charley Ross.
The child was moreover. lnny and
appeared about ycars gid, while Charley Is
nov, rioarIy YEARS old. Tho body will. liowoyor,
EaIsayo,s ns !, n.oa 10 ,cs tSe oy.
cruora 81 pennsylyania. Now Jorooy, New York.
aud Connoot!cut to grant immunity to any ono
WHO will produce tue Child. When this il agrecd
unon, reward will DO offered for tho nroiuc-
, 1874-12-21

Special DisEateh to The Chicago Tribune.
LASALLr. ILL.,, Dec. 20.-Tho fire which oc-
Cured hero last evening, and Il haRty report Of
which appeared in this mornings TRIBUNE,
proved to bo much less obstructive than first ar-
1earanceB promised. 1t occurred ia tlroo-
story brick block known as tho Halligan Block,
situated at tho northonst corner OF FisHt and
Gooding streets, and is owned by 11ra. Nicholas
Duncan. Tho first 11oor ID occ,,piod by III.
Friedman: noose and shoea; Joseph Sat21na,,,
real y-naslo clothing and gentlc.non'a furnishing
goods, and Charles Brown, boot md shoemaker,
at tho rcar OF lriedlnnnH. Tho second story III
occupied by Nicholas Duncan. Justice of the
pcaeo 4. Y. llughs, Justice OF tho roaco, and
=. D. Mcdonald. lawyer. Tho whole Of tho
and other temperance organizations. Tho iro
originated in the rear end Of tue room occupied
by Satzman, bus in what mannor il Q subject for
conjecture. Ttloro waB much fire there when
tween tue ceiling aud tho roof At tno north sido
OF tho block, mud thence assembled to the rear
Window Of tho second story. Considerable
uctay in getting tho engine to work wns
caused ny tito repensel burstln. Of tho hoBo by
Which tho water mnst bo raiaed ftom tho cnnnl
up over tho btaN. When ut last fairly at work.
howovor. the engine did we'll, and the liro waa
soon extingnishod. SAtzmnn'a stock was OK
loneivaly damaged by ilso and wntcr, perl,aps n!
most utterly destroyed That waa tho only stock
losses mud da'naga by tiroand water mar ho given
il, detail as follows: Satzmans tohB in clothiug,
about -, ,000-fnlly insured Fr,etlman'a damage
inconscquouco OF flood and removal, $500 to 53u0
Mcdonald. lawyer, by water and removal, about
a30l)-iuaured. The other occupants Of olliooa
OIL the Same floor were but slightly damaged.
Tito furniture Of tho Good Tensp1ara' Hall wan
considerably damaged by water. The dankgo
by flro aud water to tho building Is about $500 /;
Insured. Tho Fro Department OF piqua came
up, but too Into to ronder any assistanca.
, 1874-12-21
J1AnrEn's MAGAZINE, Ono Year ....,... g.,

J1Anrrn's MAGAZINE. ono Year .".... pLoo
1lAMpEN'a "xE.Lr. Quo Year ....... LOO
NaNpIR's DAsAn. Qua Yaar ....... 4.cg
Qua eaps 4f athtr VIII u ssAt Jae Etus fuSTAEE
EHEF.iN w tht Fhtlishas. 10 sny Sut.srtter N liz
taiftd Stats'. on rtestft u Fur l2o'iurs,
IAnrER's MARIANNE, NAHrEs's WiIxLy, and 11An raa
NAzkn, !ss. ans ys.r slp.s9 osssuy two ips $7,tu,
ro.taas prepaia BY hs f,.tli.hsst.
IN l:stra tpay " ssshtr IN MAoAzsNnt TrxazY, Or
14sAn Wi& b ss yratis for ersry Eaa a E1yR Bus.
scNtnSRsa Ut ~ tash IL o"' r<"f'ta"esi Of s tapi.
far S93lu. nft1aat sau eopyi Iss'aJs praeaid kp s
1'utti.hsss,
, 1874-12-21
A 1,yssEcTISG.NooM SENSATION.

PnlLApELriltA, Dec. 19.-Tao body Of young
woman was found to-day il, medical college OIL
Ninth. str1ot whtlor it hua boon taol,. it is al-
legcd by tho ro!ico from the Won,an's Hosp!tal,
on Forth Twoltth street. Tho rennills had been
packed In d .,unkt the legs being pinonad bo-
anop @ Dt: " + +herPSo a'aa naH1A aa to 90
restQi.
, 1874-12-21
Chiaaesr 1'i.9 tLnt1 EY0nsons

FT0E Ht 311VT E11!H FTfs4,
It appears that tho local an.luritles hare ro.
comfy ordered that p!gs Hlal nut bo kopt W I'LL
within the lrAltY VI tuo city, antl aa, III oouaG-
quenco, pigs cannus hu alloHud to Elcop III tho
roumB OF tlleir ownera. several wolnou wRlo
found who hall mot tho d!hlousty by going to tho
naw}y-areolud py.ssy aud sleeping with tic pigs.
as this ~As mol considered Ill exactly pysper
plaza fnr them to elcop. sAey moso appSuhund6d
au4 An.l l5 Colata each.
, 1874-12-21

That waB t. brutal trick piayed by The enyioua
young mon of Oleen, Cettsssugus County, n. T.,
upon bridegroom elect Ho CAME from Cort-
land County to marry the bolio OF olcau. Tho
youth Of tho latter town, not liking tho profer-
cnco shown by the lady for stranger, congpired
to prevent the marriage. Tho sraln by which
ho expected to nrriyo wes throe hours behind
time, aud ho to!egraplsed to the parouta Of
tho bride to postpone tho ceremony for tbrco
hourn. Tho young mon ct Olean wnitad Tor
him with protonded guard Of bouor. g1yo
linn druggoa liquor ond, uaon ho was
sufficiently bosottod to suit thom, handed
him OVER to bis oxpeotant blldo. 1Io WAS, OF
course. kicked out Of tho house. The Olann-
dera theroupon tarrod end fsetbored him, and
roao him upon tho traditional rail. When ho re-
covered from the ofsocss Of tho drug and o1~
PINNED tnat!ors Hatialaotory, tho MARRIAGE took
placo. Tho citizens Of tho placo we're highly in-
coused at the conGpiracy but tho action Of tho
eligible young lncn Of Olesn furnishes mn oxco1-
lont explanation why tha bellies Of the town pro-
fer to select huybAndu from other placcs.
, 1874-12-21

NEw lonK, Dec. 10.-Goorgo Lawrence, a
negro, waB arrested in this city yesterday, mud
tekcn 10 Jamaica, L. l., on q charge Of coln-
plicits In the murder Of Samuel Jonos noarly
year ago. Lawsonco 10 alao suspected OF bntng
concerned previously III lilo E11.rdor OF q farmer
namod Droadbout, anl two chidron.
, 1874-12-21

NEW YoaE. Dec 1o.-A nolo proaequi has
been entcred in the cases Of Coytlandt a.
Spraguo and Marvin T. Rodman, Treasurer and
Assistant Treasurer of Brooklyn, Indicted about
yoar ago for ombozzlcmcnt, DC. sprague was
tried and ncquittcd while l;odmAn escaped trial
by tcstifyIng against sprayuc.
, 1874-12-21
CUBA,

CUBA,
LAID DOWN THEIR ARMS.
HAVANA. Dco, 20,-Oarloa Garcia, tho noted
baualt mud all his followers have laitl down tter
nrn,B and thrown themselves On thu c!en,oucy OF
tho Goyotnllent.
TlIE COMING SUGAR CROP.
Tho coming s1'gnr crop IL reported to 10 un.
nrecedoutly larEe, anil is expected to ls tho
laggoat over produced IN Cuba.
, 1874-12-21

SALT LAnE, Dec. 1o.-rho jury in tho cnso
Of John 1Tu:p1iy, indicted for assault with in
tent to kill, for the recent shooting at mon cn,-
ploycd in tho oxtonsiou Of the Bingham Canon
Eallvoad. brought In o verdict Of assault with
intent to frighten; but being sent back to their
room. afterwarda returned vordlct Of not
guilty.
, 1874-12-21

AuBuRSr n. y, Doc. 1o.-0rgani22a attempts
sro evidently mailing by conyicts to burn tho
State PRISON horo. A few days ago fires woro
got in two or throo places. and to-day fires wero
started in tho shops. only ona Of which, how
ever (tho oollar-shop), was seriously lamag god.
, 1874-12-21

CINCINNATI, O., Dec. 20.-Tho extensive tan
nory OF zoiglor 4 Co., located in tho Twenty
fourth Ward, was burned this afternoon. Loss
a70,0oo insurance. f20,0O0 divided betweon
tho Enterprise a1obo, OHIO Valiey, and Cit!-
gons'. Ill Of thia city. Cauao OF tho fro un-
, 1874-12-21

Summing Up Of the Judge in
tho Won Arnilu Case.
The 5ituation in Cuba.

Ti1E Won AnH1u CAsC.
BERLIN, Dec. 20.-Tn tho closing proceedings
d. Tho Won Asutn, trial Yesterday, tho preadiug
Judge, Herr Eeicb, iu Ills summing up, sad it
was impossible to inpugn Count von
Arnim's rood faith In his statements
relative. to tho retention Of documents of
thu second CLASH. MS no positive
net un8 committed. Thcso documents mist bo
dismisaed fron. tho dobato. Tho ealno rcn,arl
npplea 10 tho doculnenta of tho third c]aaa. Tho
nccuaod was mot to DO blamed for tho publication
OF them in Tho Echo lie PARLIAMENT. Moth
ing lad been proved against him on tho
Autlor OF tho resolutions in tie Vieuua
Presse. AS Lindsbery mud T1u,.ser rofusod to
testify, Bassart'a evidence proved tho truth Of
il, tho spteaer Gaset!e. Tho chaYges Of tho p1is-
oucr'a want of ciet!ibility we're, therefore, UNI
teuablo. III regard to tho politco-ecelc: :iastical
dispatches Of TIM i.st s'nss, the nc
cilt9l could not bo held to 10
guilty Of o,nbozzlomont. hut lie lad committed a
criminal fant rs, accorlinE to bis own admission,
fe removed tllcn from tne Embassy it Paris to
Derln. Thia Tho aaid jio did because Ao thought
tie dueumeutH wero 60 Important that it waHnec-
ossary he should deliver them personally to
IL Ecrlin nearly ,uo'ltl, without doing 90. Tho
plea Of forgetgnlnoss, urgol by tho tsetcnss,
cannot DO maintained, for tho Count knowingly
convayod documents in question to
CarlHbau. INC accused IS thus convicted
OF an offense against public order in
pnrposely making away with thirteen
State pApere. Tho position Of tho defendant
aud tito Importance OF tho documents agra
vated tho o1fensc winch, however was
1nitigatod by tl,o!r subsequent Tile
Henteuco OF tho Court is that Won Arnim. in
addition to tho torn Of imprisonment, shnll pay
tile costa. Tho Count il permitted to rasaiu h,a
Official dignites With tho titia Of Excolency, lie
will 20 to Italy Immediately on tho expiration Of
hs term Of imprisonment for tho restoration Of
his haalth.
DoTu S1DEs kprEA1.
LONDON. Dec. Ala apecal to the Daily Ne.cs
from Berlin s.ates that both prosecution aud
detenso havo appealed to Kamn,erRorioht from,
tia sentence Of Count Won Arnim The case
will como up ID tho higher Court IN about throo
months.
, 1874-12-21

p1rTsBuuo, Pa, Dec. 20.-A young man named
Noa! Paul was arrested tonight ut his boarding.
house on Wyley avenue, in this city. on 4 Charge
OF having murdered No.l Mcbride. Of Jaynea-
yillo, 1sszerlo County, pa., iu February last.
, 1874-12-21
ITALY.
GARIuALpf,

RoaE. Doc. 20.-Tlu Chamber Of Dcpu!!ca haa
pasaod tho bill granting on annuity to uaubaldl
by veto Of 207 to rs.
, 1874-12-21

LITTLE Roox, ARK, Dec. 19.-Marx Groom, a
peddler from Jeiraraon. Toz., was robbed OF $500
aud gold watol,, and boaton badly AGAR Benton
aught OF two aimee by hiChway:noa. Tho auf-
faycr arrived in tho city tonight.
, 1874-12-21

ported at. Patterson, N. j. Tho storm IL noyere.
md extends throughout the Eastern and Middle
Satos. No lclny in tho mails Is reported but
telcg,nrhc communication Ia unroualy inter-
ferel with.
, 1874-12-21

LONDON, Dec 20.-Tao aatvago on tho French
steamship Amerique haa beon reduced, on ap-
peaL to s00,0u0.
, 1874-12-21

EosToy. Dec. la daughter Of a United
6tatcs Judge, age II yoars, while returning
home from skating to-day, wae bsutal!y assault
ed aud rutilatod by an unknown negro. The
child is thought to bo fatally injured.
, 1874-12-21

AununS, n. Y, Dec. 19.-Tom Ballard, tho
notorious Duffalo counterister, aud four other
persons, oacapol from tho County Jail lere this
evening.
, 1874-12-21

Cto1sHAT1, O., Dec. 1o.-Stophon y. House,
WHO wsa for ,nanY yenrs ut tho head of tho cloak
department. tn 6llllto u Co.'s store, waa yessor~
daJ arrested for e.nbezxlcment.
, 1874-12-21
THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, D. G., Dco Color tho North
wost and Upper Lake region. partly cloudy
weather, blight riso in temperature, southeast
to southwest Winds aud falling barometer.
Lu0AL oua&NyATl0Nn.