, 1874-12-12
Tho Defendant Making Cut a Very
Lame Case.
He Is Already Convicted Of Disiu-
genn0usness.
Russia Commences Trade by Caravans
with Central Asia.
ScrranO Appointed Gcnoralissi1no
OF Spain.

THE vow A1lSlii TRIAL.
LoSnoH Doc. 1f.-Count Won Aruin. Mt hin
tria! yesterday, showed symptoms Of illneus, and
waa also oyorcolno by tho hoat. Tho Court rouo
u alt curly hour at his request,
Upon tho resumption OF Count von Arnin's
tr'al th!s morning. letter from tho Count to
Von Dulow, tho Undor-secrotary Of tho rorcign
oflco ,was read. In this communication, tho
Count maintained that aftor no was rlucod on
te rotlrod list l,o was no longer anenablo to tho
diactpAnnry powers OF Tie Foreign OIlice
llerr 6chorant the Bccrotarv|of tho German
Legation Mt Paris, testified that ho first learnol
11,as tno aocnnoi.ts Wero nhhins from Baron
tho srchIvan are psGrataF psaa nG was sesten
aador. At this point Or. Dockhorn, Of counsel
Tor tho dcfonae, atatod TINT, iu Docoinbor Int.
15aron l1olatcln confosscd TINT ho had roccyoti
ordefs IRON Berlin to watch tho nutions Of Count
YOU ,,Ariltln and send continuous reports in rela-
ton thereto. Tho Count decided to nen n to1n.
gram to Haron 1lolatoin 1un,tuoning hin, to mr.
l!oar ana dofend hiinuoif agatnHt tho charge Of
;, Arnim horo ronsarkoi1 1lo had already statod
tho wheroabouts Of all tho docunlouta excnnt n
few included il, tho third category. liz con1i
pot reproacll tho BtaT of tho Embassy for caro-
lesslosa nnts accoptcd the ontiro responsibility.
rrof. Lewls ttllol thnt You Aruin, consulted
9Th him whether ho should walt for tho Tororn
Uilaco - TO commence procoodLues or talo tho H.
I!atiso linlsolf to compel 1t to racognzo rjrht
OF ownership in tho documents.
THE uLTnAaoNrASE ELEMENT
Tho Ultramontaues aro actively working to En-
c1aro the ;'ofoat In the hoiohatag Of tho Land-
Tho nobio ladies Of Wostphalia rcccntly tluoa
for signing. a Hoditsous address to tho Bishop Of
taaefbofh hhvo appealed from their sentence,
sEDlTIous PUBLICATION.
Herr Ma1unbo, member Of Parliament md
editor Of tho Ultramontano journal 3e,.n,an,a.
haa noon s arrested and imprisoned for publish
tng acdtious mnttor.
Count yon Arntm waa intorrogatod with refer
onco to te authorship Of certain newspaper ar-
t1cloa attributed to him. Io ndn,ittod that ho
nuthorlzoa the publication in tho Drusaos Echo
20 Pd!lia'nent of +, statement that ho
ooIsnln Gsa aoGs hacanto to r rfSsnh tho Aeasgs
received from Parisian aocioty. Ho Baid ho |
would call tho Secretary Of Btate, shilo, to proyo
thas tho Foreign Oflico aakod whether l,e wautod
a9s news to appear III tho German papers. He
tom, ln order to mitigate the Impression
i produced. He acknowledged tho au-
thorshtp Of tho article in tho Cologne !
;GGfxss!e, and t admitted that lo wished to
letter to Dr.. Dolingor waB his, but refused to to
answer questions in relation to tho revelations
others.
llorr Droun. formerly proprietor Of tho spene,.
Gazette, testified Tint Il, May laat Horr Lnl"n.
on bohalf Of Count von !arnin1, requested the
publication OF an ARTICLE NV
Horr Gehllcke, editor, repeated tho Testimony
syen War. ~ d, h,m ,1 at tue preliminary inquiry
4eff ron Dulow testified that Bismarck order
ad Baron Holstciu, subject to Arnln,a approval.
70 trcat tie Btatomont in tho Echo de Parliament
ironically, and reproduce II in German pepore.
Herr 1.andsberg, journalist. was oxnmlned.
10 acknowledged that ha sent tho disclosure to
'he Fionna Presto, but declined to Htato
Nliother Won Arni,u WIS implicated in tho
Lnntsberg admitted that he wrote
ho lottors included In tho Indictment collcorn-
ng tue purchase Of tue 7agsb'aH or somo other
newspaper by Arnim. THO lattcr frequently
'poko on that subject, bu. witness never con-
;idorod Ills intentions sorous.