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not find any resemblance to the portrai
or description Of Charley Ross. Tht
child was puny and appeared to bt
about 3years old. Charlie is nearly
years old. The body will be disinterrei
should the Ross family desire it. En-
deavors are being made to induce the
Governors of Pennsylvania. New Jer.
sey and Connecticut to grant immuni
ty to anyone who will produce the child
When this is agreed upon, reward vii
be offered for the production of the boy
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 20.-The police
authorities claim to have reliable inform
alton that Charley Ross was alive, Dec
10th.
PrrTsBuRG, Pa. Dec. 20.-A young
named Neal Paul was arrested tonight
In a boarding house on Wyle Avenue in
this city, on the charge Of having muir
dered Nell Mcbride, in Jaynesville, Lu.
zerne Co., Penn, in February last.
New YORK, Dee. 20. Captain Isaac
S. Bourne. of the second precinct OF
Brooklyn. was accidentally shot and
killed to-day by John Crawford Toor-
look. reporter Of the Brooklyn Argus.
CINc1NNAT1, Dec. 20.-The extensive
tannery of Zaigler & Co. of this city
was burned this afternoon. Loss, $70,-
900; insurance, $4,000.
New YORK, Dec. 20.-Jefferson Rives.
ore of the p1oprietors of the Congress
sional Globe, dropped dead to-day of
apoplexy.
BERLIN, Dec. 20.-The sentence of
Won Arnim, in addition 20 imprison-
onment, requires the payment of costs.
The Count will be permitted to re.ain
his official dignities, with the title OF
Excellency, and will go to Italy at the
expiration of his Imprisonment and res
toration to health.
LONDON, Dec. 21.-A special to the
Daily News from Berlin states that both
prosecution and defense have appealed
to the Kammergericht from the sentence
in Won Arnim's case 1t will be taken
up in the higher Court in about three
months.
The Mornirg Standard has disp Itch
from Spain reporting the total defeat
and rout of the Republicans ulder Gen.
Lopez Dominqnez, in CATALONIA, by the
Carlists under Triestany, with heavy
loss Of killed and wounded.
MADRID, - &c. 20.--A detachment of
700 men start for Cuba on the 18th
proximo.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 20.-The steam
ship City of Lon Ion, which sailed from
Queenstown, Dec. 11th, returned to-
day, disabled. Mails will be transfers.
ed to the steamer Cuba, for New York.
LoNroN. Dec. 20. Salvage on the
French steamship Amerique has been
reduced on appeal to 100000.
HAVANA, Dec. 2O.--Carl Garcia, the
noted bandit, and all his followers, have
laid down their arms and thrown them
selves on the clemency of the Govern
ment.
The coming summer crop is expected
to be the largest ever produced il Gu
ba.
BERLIN, Dec. 10 The Judgment in
the case of Won Arnim was pronounced
at half past 5 O'Clock this afternoon.
re il sentenc ID to three months i'm
prisonment, which included the month
he had been under arrest. The cause
of the delay in pronouncins the sentence
was the refusal of the Count to appear
in Court, which insisted upon his pres
ence.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 49, Careful enquiry
at the chief Office of the White Star line
disapproves of the New York story that
Bradbury has chartered Belgiac. Gaelic
and Celtic, for the Occidental G. Orien-
tai China line. NJ charter has been eff
fec.ed. Two of the vessels named are
advertised in the regular line, for New
York, January and February It is not
believed here that Bradbury has bought
or chartered anything.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-The Supreme
Court will adjourn till the 7th of Janu-
ary. ?
During the furious storm to-day light
ming struck powder magazine in Sau-
tari and caused terrible explosion. A
portion of the wall was overthrown and
many houses demolished. Over 200
killed and wounded.
LONDON, Dec. 81. The Cologne Ga
zette says: "On the 11th inst the
German brig Gnstav, from New York.
the harbor of Guctari, 10 miles
from San Sebastian. On nearing the
shore it was fred on by Carlists, not
withstanding she hoisted the German
flag and put out signals of distress.
Next day the vessel stranded off San
Ranc. The crew was saved by Repub-
lican volunteers. Who took them to San
Sebastian. The Carlists on shore fred
on the boats during the rescue of the
crew, and afterwards seized the cargo of
the abandoned vessel An envoy has
been sent to negotiate for its return.
CRY OF MEXICO, Dec. 21. 1T is re-
ported that the Mormons in the U. S.
propose to found colonies in Mexico
SAN Francisco. Dec. 21.-The steam
ship Mikado arriv, d to- day with dates
from Sydney to Nov. 2lst, and from
Auckland to Nov 9th. Arrangements
were accomplished for the ten porary
reestabii ,bment at New Zealand of the
Australian and California mail service.
The Sydney will receive and land New