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Emperor William Determined to Hunt Up
the Missing State Papers.
THE PRISONER STRICTLY ISOLATED.
The Ultramontanes Said to Possess
Important Information.
A ssChaotic Condition In ROme''-The
Irresponsible Leader Of Ger
many's Policy"
PRUssIAN VS.. FRENCH PoLT1Cs.

LONDON Oct 8, 1874.
the Pau MaH Gazeee's special despatch from
Berlin says that the Won ArnIm affair has taken
very serious turn.
The Emperor william has ordered that no stone
be left unturned in the efforts to recover the miss.
Ing documents.
A special despatch to the Standard from Berlin
states that in consequence OF domcilary visits to
the residences Of the friends OF Count Won Arnim
throughout the German Empire they cannot CON-
municate with him.
It is reported, says the despatch "that these
events are connected with a forthcoming book,
ton IN ultramontane circles In Munich and
Vienna"
A GREAT NUMBER OF DOCUMENTS OF STATE MISSING.
1t is now SAID the missing documents number
100.
What the Prisoner Says I'm an Unofficial
Explanation.
BERLIN, Oct. 8, 1874
Count Won Arnim had an interview with his son
and q government oficial yesterday. In the course
OF the conversation the Count protested against
the insinuation that he mad published or intended
to publish any Of the documents retained by MIN.
He asserted tnat there were no State secrets con-
tanned In the papers.
He also said that he noticed In the spring that
there was deficiency in the documents belonging
to the archives of the Paris Embassy.
Count Won Arnim's Diplomacy I'm Favor
OF President MacMahon-Bismar arck,s
Antngonism.
PARIS, Oct. 8, 1874.
The Journal de Parts says that Count Won
Arnin1, when Ambassador at Paris, hastened the
downfall OF President Theirs and urged Germany
10 recognize the government OF MacMahon imme-
diately.
Prince Bismarck disapproved OF this course OF
Won Arnim, and wrote to the latter explaining the
reason why he preferred the policy OF Thiers to
that of MacMahon.
The Journal says these are the letters Of Bis
marck which are missing.
Italian Opinion OF the Contents OF
the Missing Documents.
ROME, Oct. 8, 1874
The Voce della Vertta says, in relation TO
Count Won Arnim's arrest, that there Is reason
to believe that the missing documents relate to
the establishment Of o new government IN
affairs.
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THE TYPHOON IN CHINA.
Heavy Losses in Hong Kong-The Shipping
Interests Damaged Severely.
HONG KONG, Oct. 8, 1874.

HONG KONG Oct. 8, 1874.
The loss occasioned BY the late typhoon here is
estimated at $b.0 900.
The snore for miles around Is strewed with the
wrecks OF vessels that were destroyed by the
typh00n.
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DENMARK AND GERMANY.
Tho Citizen Complaints from the Exiles from
Schleswig.
BERLIN. Oct. 8, 1874.

BERLIN Oct. 9, 1874.
The truth OF the report that the Danish Minister
had delivered note TO the German government
is denied. He simply presented complaints made
by the parties who had been expelled from schles-
wig.
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Bedrooms Furnished In Newest De.
signa-Bcdsteads Dressing Cases, Armoires Chiffon
ieres Lounges and Chairs cheap for cash at HE9Ts
Co S, Nos 806 and 80S Broad way opposite Eleventh s
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Italian Opinion OF the Contents q
the Missing Documents.
THE Won ARNIM PAPERS.

Principal and Pungent Points OF the
Most Important OF the Won Arnim-
Bismarck-Dollinger correspondence.
The series OF German State documents which the
Emperor william and Prince Bismarck are so
anxious to recover from Count Won Arnim or from
hts friends in Germany or abroad contain the In
structions which were despatched by Bismarck to
Count Won Arnim in reply to dispatches which the
Prince Chancellor received from the Count when
the latter flied the ONCE OF Prussian Minister in
Rome. The contents OF these letters 60 to show
that Bismarck, in 1869, did not mediate, by any
means, hostility to the Catholic clergy but that he
feared the assemblage OF the Vatican Council, and
entertained the opinion that Prussia and the Ger
man peoples were likely to be anected injuriousy
in their social interests by its decrees
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burned while escaping from the building. He was
taken to Bellevue hospit1
The insurance on the building and stock in
which the fire originated amounts to 800, OOO but
the names Of the companies holding the risks
could not be ascertained.
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The following record will show the changes in
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Havana Markets.

HAVANA, Oct. Z, 1874.
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Excnange active; on the United States, 60 days
currency, 10 a IS premium; short sight, 76 q 78
premium; 80 days, gold, ss 80 premium; short
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GERMANY.
A War Budget Estimate Of Enormous Pro-
portions.

BERLIN, Oct. 8, 1874
The Spencer Gazette says that the budget of the
Minister OF War for 1875 viii call Ior ST. OOOOOo
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CUBA.
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msnts from Spain.

HAVANA, Oct. 8, 1874
Eight hundred mobilized volunteers left to-day
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AN AGED PEDESTRIAN.
A PftiabIe Exhibition at the Grand Gem
tral Hall.

PftiabIe Exhibition at tho Grand Gems
tral Hall.
One OF the most pitiable specIacles was presented
last night at the Grand Central Hall In Fortysec-
ond street, In the exhibition OF Mr.. James Kenne-
van, California walker, who attempted 70 do .
pedestrian feat OF walking seventy-ave miles with
but ten minutes rest In every twenty-four hours.
The old man, who seems TO be about sevenIy-nve
years Old, with swollen feet and nervous system
completely prosrrated, was coached" around tho
walk by lusty men who seemed more capable Of
soacing an Invalid than attending TO hearty Pc
IRAN no was 20 give an example OF f0rti tudo
to the expectant world
Alter a dose OF hartshorn and opium the Door
olu GRIPPE was enabled to hobble around the hall;
Dut ~ was pltlable sight, and one never to b0
forgotten oy the scores OF spectators who Wit.
messed the agonizing spectacle
ARCHER.-On Wednesday, October Z FLoRENCH
youngest daughter OF Eugene ana Hannah
Archer, aged year ann IL days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral without
further notice, at the residence OF Edward B. RIVER
Esq, Yonkers, n y, on Friday, October o, at two
o'clock in the afternoon Carriages viii leave the
residence OF her parents No. lS4 West Forty -sey.
enth street, at nine A. M.
[FOr other Deaths See Ntntn Pagel
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Nervous Exhausion Masculaf Debility and prsmstaro
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sSs Syeopedia q the Best Thoughts Of Charles Dick
hhsousehoid hs words" Indispensable in every library
DOB pp. Sent tree everywhere tor - *. J. HALk ~
SON, IL Murray street. New York
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tive. France is on the side OF the Curia Eng
land, Russia and Italy are not automatically
represented No action in concert ls posst
Die with the Austrian Minister. What weight
would an 'anti-counciln oil diplomatic representa-.
tves such as Count Arnim proposes should be held
contemporaneonsly with the Ecumenical Council
carry with IL II composed only OF the Ministers OF
North Germany, Bavaria mot representing the
other Sonth German States) and Portugalr None
at all NO the resistance to the Papal preJensions
must De LETT TO the German bishops alone. Count
Arnlm Is directed TO encourage and support them,
70 indicate TO them the position which Prussia
taxes up, and II he can strengthen this influence
by enlisting the Bavarian and Portuguese Minis
German bishops in resisting the Curia will be sure
or the governments sympathy, and also OF IT'S
eventual support and projection. The govern
ment on its part will not allow itself to be shaken
from It's attitude OF quiet and dignlfied neutrality
II the Holy See thinks good to alter Its relations
Win IT the government can afford to rely on It's
own strength for the future.
The same opinions and instructions are ex-
pressed In the third despatch, dated March Is,
1870. Count Bismarck notes with satisfaction the
entente previously between the German and the
Austrian bishops. and recognizes their right to
protest against the application OF the vote to dog
matte differences; but II Is for the bishops to night
1t out with the Curla. The Prusslan government
cannot 90 step iurther than the bishops them
selves go. As tar as they go they may count on
them from any temporal prejudice arising from
their dssentient vote. II any temporal govern
ments were to interfere 1t would be for Roman
Catholic governments to do so. AS they DO not
choose 20 interfere Protestant Prussia has not the
Slightest occasion for such q course
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Average temperature yester
Average temperature for CO.
laRI year. ...~As....,.......
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wild Russan Lear rough gigantic figure with FAR more
pride and a great deal ofthe natur" ahIha nun
than had the father OF Regan aud Goher lnere II 10
rclentnr in his end and very powerfully managed IS
the last scenc when, maddeDed by his d'uGh'ors treat
man, crawling like hunted beast, he tears like Samson
the roof he weakly gave them, and falls crushed by
beam Itistragedy which anos. touche' meIOuraiha-
but still tragedy.
After this Lear" TO take up Anthony Trolope's
"Iady Anna" Is like coming from bIisueu ne1'h AL
darkness and storm into calm region OF newspapers
tea toast and saror fare. And yet the story Is not
commonplace in motive. whatever II may NC IN small
detail II given IN very much to dsagreeable law
st but If really turIs upon the determined affection
OF the young arstocrat Lady Anna TOT taior whom
Mr.. Trollope has certainly m'uo honcs' anu
true, but particularly unpleasant III LIS man
ners. All Lady Annals relatives ha'urahy
yriCgle very much and her mother goes nearly MAD
put the girl clings to the tailor and the wedding comes
m in rho las. hapter Some characters In almost every
novel one likes or dskcs but In thi7, not Que brings
any positive feeling IL be Indifferent contempt
The most agreeable person IN the book is young Earl
who wants to marry Anna ana II htlie more thah an
excellent welleducated, we-dresscd and an unnter-
esting Ounce The tailor is more attractive Inquire;
but he Ia very unpleasant all the same
"John worthington's Name" Mr.. Benedicts novel,
g,vcs remarkable ideas OF NewYOrk society. The first
obapter presents a dear little American rosebud OF q
GIRL belonging to Of our first families, sitting IN
the ballroom at BadenBaden and struggling against
the temptation to try luck just once at tue rougee
notr table She thinks it will be such an enormous and
unusual misdemeanor TO condde to her girl
friends when she gets back 10 New-YOrkl SO
she steals away her gosspng chaperon to the hal
where the game goes on, and makes her play only to
lose and 10 read in the dslpproyns eyes OF an Amer
can stranger what a dreadful thing she IS doing II is
as clear as dawn that she will marry AT last the Amer
can stranger and do she does after great deal OF
Worrying. Their falling in love- the first
days OF their engagement, are very neatly
done the little rOsebuds shy, dreaming,
romantic, haltunconsc,ous heart Is fairy book
within the book. Heroine No. pa beautiful widow and
a society soyeregn-is seized by the same demon OF
gambling which attracts the rosebud In the 1rst chap
ter but she CANDLES in o more practical way with Wall
ST. stocks OF course her specuatons end in woe, and
because she must have money she FORCES John Worth
ington's name" on a bill she endures grinding tor
ments of remorse. WOrthngtcn, who is dguited and
distinguished lawyer and her lifelong friend forsiyes
her when she conesses 1t appears that he mas long
loved her though doesn't know it, and tho close OF
the book leaves he's married to him, with good gowns
and every thing handsome about her, and happy
the heroine VI novel ought 10 be.
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THE GOSSIP IN LITERATURE.

NOVELS OF THE wEEK-A PATHETIC ROMANCE
AN AMERICAN SOCIETY NOVEL.
NEW BRIGHToN, May S-The three novels
published this week-stories lRussian, English and
American, by TurgeDief, TroOpe, and FRANK Lee Bene
dict-have nothing in common except the language IN
which they printed That which is of most value
piece OF real, breathing nature arsticaly treated is
Turgeniefrs Spring Floods" But it is, after all,
a repusiye sort of story-t atsorbs you only
10 leave you at the end exceedingly discontinued
with the hero whom you were disposed to like
at first, and rather indignant with the novelist
who draws badness and weakness with such firm and
assured hand that you cannot believe his picture
true Tie book opens with fresh and dainty idyl In
that new world which is the Old young Russian,
still boy susceptible enthusiastic, romantic, comes to
Frankfort his way from France to his own country
and in the old city he finds strangely ana pcturesquey
the not impossible but inevitable She who commands
his heart ana him almost at first meeting. She
is exquisite Italian maiden, young May
moon, with fairest face a soul as beautiful,
innocent and most tender heart IL is Spring; lovely
time and life means to them little else than delicate
and precious romance Tho doves fitting about the
roofs OF Frankfort wear their hvees iris. the yellow
acia blossoms fall with the sunshine through the little
window OF the where the girls mother gives her
consent to the marriage Naturally she brings spoons
forks and sauce pans into that pretty dream Dimtri
must have money. money, money; must sell his estate
IN Russia Now one knows that black clouds and thun-
der and lightning not far from the sky OF Arcadia
In the dull Frankfort street Dimitr walking meets an
old sch0omate, fat. Vulgar Russian epicure. who has
married rich wife. The wifes estate Joins Dmitrs-
perhaps she will buy twill Dlnri her at WIGS
badeni The boy gives farewell to the sweet Italian,
and goes away with his friend. Those who have read
much of 1urgenief must how the story ends be-
fore tell it how tragedy comes in with the rich wife,
woman with the strong. selfish almost brutal nature
of Northern peasant covered and polished by educa
tion aud wealth. She is Gree, abe is Cleopatra pos
sessed By selavonc obstnacy and cruelty Willfully
she fetters the weak Dimri. who cannot resist her
magic though he does not care for her He has
conscience enough lett 10 write "a goodbye to young
Msy Moon and then his real life ends Gree filings him
away and is glad 10 close the book upon the so
tary. aimess. and bitter old man he becomes.
The novelette, "A Lear or the Seppe," which 10 in |
slgasd " Il.s yegge. d al2si W Rauial, IpagQs
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