New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-08
FOREIGN.
Won Arnim,

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good authority that the documents detained
by Count Ven Arnim are State properly,
| and the courts decided that there were satfl'
| cjeut grounds for instituting proceedings
| against the count.
Negotiations for their restoration had been
| carried on for several months through Won
Aruim's brothar-n law. and after repeated:
| warnings few Of tho papers were returned,
! but the chief portion We're not gwen np.
| The documents contain Bismarck's I'M
| qualified appro al of Won Arnim's conduct
while ambassador at Paris up to the time
| the semi-otiicial journals began to attack
| him as leader Of the reactionary and ultra
montane movement.
! The Pail Mall Gazette publishes a special
| from Berlin, stating that Count Won
| Arnim occupies a room in the prison IN
| spectOrs's dwelling, and is allowed to walk
| one hour daily in the garden, otherwise he
| is made to feel the full rigor of prison dis
cipl,ne. None of his family or servants are
| allow ed admission to his presence. He re-
| fuses to surrender the papers in his posses
| sion or make any statement in regard to
them. The Count is extremely excited
and deeply incensed against Prince Bis
marck.
The Pail Nall Ga-ettes special says the
arrest Of Count Won Arnim was effected by
the commissary of the Criminal Court and
HIY Otntr OuICcIS, CAO HOAOA5
Office and Berlin law court.
Tho Post says Arnim's documents were
arranged in three categOries. The first
referring to his appointment as ambassador
and his salary, were not included in ths
search. The second comprises those papers
which Won Arnim acknowledges are in his
possession and which he claims to have re-
tanned because they will serve as just
fication of his conduct; and the third and
largest category comprises those OF conn
dentia! nature, the whereabouts OF which
Vnn Arnim denies all knowledge. The
Post says the courts have acted throughout
within the law. 1t is now believed the
papers which it is desired to obtain from
Vun Arnim have been sent by him to Eng
land for safekeepirg.
Another Convert.
II is rumored that the dowager Queen Of
Bavaria is about to embrace Catholicism.
Election Riot.
At Northampton yesterday evening, after
fhe declaration of the vote, a mob Of Brad.
laughs supporters attacked with stones
the hote! ~ Fowler. liberal candidate. The
police were unable to quell the disturbance.
The riot act was read, the military called
out and other assistance summoned. In
the struggle which followed many persons
were injured. At midnight verything was
growing quiet.
The Position Of France ON she Spanish
Question.
MADRID. October THE French minis
ter has had a conference with Sagosta. ard
explained 20 him that the sentiments of the
French government are opposed to the
Carlisfs and in full sympathy with tie
Spanish government.
Cariisa Asms Seized.
A bark laden with arms for the Carlists
has been seized at Sanrander.
Cavlisss Defeated.
4 Caslist band has been defeated a. Cam
pjllo, with twenty seven killed. Gfty-seSen
wounded and many prisoners.
Carlos In Good Health.
BAvOSNE. October 7'-Tb- Carlsts' off
ciai journal states that Don Carlos was at
the head Of his army yesterday in good
health.
DoyrcGarry.
Dorre garry has leave Of absence on &c.
count OF i'll heath.
BERLIN. October Tho petition Of
krnim's family for his release was refused.
Ex.Presidens Theirs.
MILAN, October Eek President Theirs
arrived here yesterday ard addressed the
French residents last evening. He said
the establishment Of republic should not
be displeasiDg to the yess of Europe. He
believed the general election would give
about fifty additional BonapaEtist deputies
10 tue Assembly.
The Elections.
PARIS, October 7.-ReturBs from the De.
p ? ments show Of members OF the Conn
iii General there have been elected 500
Republicans. $50 Monarchists. and 10 !
avnwed Bonspartists. !
New elections will be required in thirty !
districts. IL which twenty are expected to |
.iec, Republican candidates.