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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPOBE
WAR DEPARTMENT.
4. rup CtIEY SIGNAL OFFICER,


OFFICE or THE CHIEF SI1SAL Cfs'osA(
vAsHINGros D. c.. Thursday, Oct. 81 q. m'
S,nopsis FOR the pas trenIv-fow hours.. Al.
The barometer remains unchanged in the
Gulf and South Atlantic States, with railing ,enpeta
ture partly cloudy weather. and gentle vafiape WINS
Northeast to southeast winds, slowly railing Cao
eter warmer cloudy weather prevail In tne Eas,o t
and Middle States and rain In the latter 80
weather, northeast TO south-east "iho' v" ~
and thence the Ohio Valley. -. .ra c,aar mr.
Falling barometer. soutbery winus III" VIVA
partly cloudy weather in the NORTHWEST ,u., a, uar
Tho rivers have risen at LouisvhIe anu 'shon Nv iva
mann and Nashville.
Ear N. Midi. s,ot,s so,clv falling barometer cloudy
heather, aud RAIN souh-east rHds peerHg W "o'
Tonored by iorer temperature IN me evening. v,,as
For newfoundland railing barometer, poF'h-oa'' "'''
cooler. cloudy weather. aud rain. , ,a.ri,o
For the lower lakes, higher pressuIos. .oV, o"s
weather, and nortlery to north We5teIy "uu' oo.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic states IanK somp9.
ature rising barometer north west 70 SOUTH nv da
and cloudy weather, clearing away during tue uay
For the Ohio Valley aud Tennessee risnS paEonoso'
north westerly winds cooling and clear weAtne, A..
For the upper lakes aud North west, ano theneo 70
Missouri souherly WINDS falling oarometer' ~aimor
Capionary Signals continue at New York Sandy HOOK
Long Branch. Squan Beach, bAsuoS~t A'S>' ~S"~-'
Atlantic City, ADD Cape May
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
REGISTRATION HINTS.
DISPLAYED on BOTH SIDE

APATHY DISPLAYED On BOTH SIDES.
A comparison of the registration on Tues
day with which preceded the Presidential confess
OF two years ago shows that neither side has made
determined effort to bring out full vote. There are
three days remaining for additions to the registry anu
on those days the leaders may succeed In exciting
sufficient Interest among their followers to approach
the registry Of 1872, which reached 1900, put
last year fell of to 3s7a In the LIST Assembly Dis
trct strongly Democratic there were registered on tho
first day in 1872 1855 voters On Tuesday there wero
registered LAC. falling of Of lloo about IS per
cent. In the Ivth District another Democratic strong
hold there were registered Oot g. 1872 a27S voters
On Tuesday there registered only 1885, falling
OF Of 1890 nearly IS per cent. In the XVIII Dstrc
another Democratic district there were l7% votefs
registered on g. 1874 aud 1l57 Tuesday falling
off Of $50. The falling on In the RepuDlican
registry is as great In proportion In the With DIS
trct carried year and the previous BY the ke
publcans there were registered Oct. 8, 1872 2'so
voters and on Tuesday, 1909. falling on OF l3H a.
though increase compared with last year. IN VIC
XIth District. deemed the strongest Republican Dsdrs
the CITY, there were registered on Ocs sT a''o
voters and on Tuesday. 1924 falling on OF l2cS VI
about IS per cent. In the XxIst Assembly District,
where there sharp contest on local issues or
the past two years there were registered on Oct isa
1901 and on Tuesday, 2 falling oil OF LOCO as con
pared with that year. and Increase OF 900 as con
pared with Oct T. 1873, when only 1881 votes were res
istered,
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The Brazilian Government has issued loan
Of ,25.oOoOoo at per cent interest.
The coal miners of the West Riding, York
sbre England have resolved on slrike, which begins
to-day. - -,
NJ Ruchonnet has been elected President, and
n s,aoune yicePresident Of the National Council Of
Switzerland.
Monsignor Theodoli, a dignitary OF high
rank connected with the Vatican. has been captured
near Frosinone by brGands, who demand Ransom OF
$4,000
"a rumor comes from Paris that the frenen
government as n compensation for the recall OF the
O,oo,e will station the man-Of-war Keber of Os tia
at the Pope's disposal
Marshal Bazaine has written to the Roman
,ourusl. II ETercito, declaring " mat the moment !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08
THE NEF-JERSEY CANVASS.

The Republican Convention of the lid As
.amhlv Distrct OF Camden County will meet at Gouces-
ter City on the 18th inst The Democrats Will hold their
Convention at Mount Epbraim the l6th The District
,omprses the townships OF HaddoD Center Waterford
Gloucester. and Wnslow and Gloucester CITY,
The Mlddlesex County Democratic Conven-
tion met in New Brunswick yesterday COL A. W. Jones
was chosen Chairman, and A. c. Haleom0 Secretary.
THE Committee on Resolutions approved the nomina-
tion OF Judge Bedle Governor and Miles Ross for
Congress 10 the lid District W Z9pardus OF Pts
getaway was for sheriff On The third ballot
Oliver A. Keble, James E. Chapman, and John Disoun
we're nominated for CoroIers'
The Morris County Republican Convention
net AT Morristown yesterday and nominated ex-Con-
gresham John Hill for State Senator Addresses were
made by VIM. Walter Phelps and others
The Union County Republican Convention
will meet in Arcadia II all. Elizabeth, to-day TO nominate
a Sheriff and three Coroners'
The Cane May County Republican Conven-
ton has nominated J. g. Ware for Sheriff. Alexander
Young for Assemblyman, aud Jonathan Hand for
County Clerk.
A Republican mass meeting to ratify the
nomination Of the Hon Geo A. Halsey for Governor
will be held at Taylors Opera House, IN Trenton, on
Wednesday next. Senator George F. Edmunds Of
Vermont and other prominent speakers VIII make
addresses.
A Republican mass meeting will be held in
Newark next Friday evening. On Monday night Gen.
XIpatrick and others will address mass meeting OF
soldiers to be held at Opera House To-day is the
last on which voters Newark can register for the
charter election.
The Republicans of Orange will hold a
meeting in Library Hall next Saturday evening.
A Republican ratification will be held at the
vtowam IN Paterson tomorrow night Messrs. Hslsey
yobesop and Throckmorton are announced as the
speakers. .
Mai. John TOler has declined the Democratic
nomination for Trustee of the Newark Cty Home
The question of the Democratic nomination
in the yth District is still unsettled. Mr. Abrani D.
aewitt who has been much talked OF, occupies the
position OF being urged to run both In THIS
district In New,Jersey where he has country home
and I'm New.York where he is one OF the Tamnany
saehems He does not wish a nomination from either
aut would not feel like declining II nominated ana has
"a thot he would be likely 10 accept whenever noni
nation should first be offered
William Walter Phelps hit the nail right
anon the head in his regent speech lhhOfslhg UoV.
Iyard,s nomination when ne said: because hIs party
the Republican, has faults shall we desert lf Because
be engine needs repairs, sbal we destroy III HsneI
Ne vii cherish and correct not desert IT, We WIZ Dul
IN ana moi destroy" Mr.. Phelps insists that the hon
nation 81 such Ward aud Hasey VII Dribs aoou'
such a result-[Elz beth Journal tkep)
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TROUBLES OF THE CARLISTS.

DETECTION OF GEN. DORREGARAY-DON CARLOS
REPORTED IN GOOD HEALTH.
MADRID. Wednesday Oct z. 1874.
II is reported that Gen. Dorregaray could not agree
with Don Carlos, and has gone to France. Gen.
Mendiri succeeds to his command.
HENDAYR, Wednesday, Oct T. 1874.
The Carlist official journal says that Don Carlos
was in good health yesterday and at the head of his
army. He has granted leave of absence to Gen.
Dorregaray for the benefit of his health.
1t is reported that the Carlist General Instany
has died of consumption
The Carlists have been defeaaed in an attack on
Igualada. They lost many killed and over lOO
wounded.
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DIED.
90 a@ Il @ sa ssd Day:
BARp-oo Tuesday oe. g. Bard Register wecssssss
, ss ss s:r Of s m, .. respectfully invited to ..z
The funeral Ps..n,,. wscas:'s. cs
N.Y. S1 Esday d al sSss viii be rass s'
PhI.depbis paper, please copy
Rs sPs ~ GAss ''' '' 80
will place from Tint, choa sousDot pGs,, os
s m .sf .s Road at n train
cARTBR-In Harrington Long Island Oct T. 1874 Aanh' r. ~
Fu".asI services a. Pi.. Presbyterian Chureb Hu vhd.
Oct GliaP Traa' leave Hunters P''as I" ~ :" ~
CROLLOu Tuesday Oct 1874 Isaac Cro the sOsh y-sr
Funsr. from bis tat. r..d.uce IT'S H. Brooklyn. TSasi'
the sth inst, st2 oeloskpm'
DnA, lied iI9Se ..T 10 %so S Is s o o.
Faosra services held ,0e Church corner Of Ph essasS
p M Relative. friend. respectfully invited to attend
RAMEsoS se.s,I o t.s s' VT. d S
III. relatives and friends S Is s% IL E. -
THURSDAY, Oct g. at o'clock
EDDY-on WEDNESDAY nSnns Oct his rrsd,S nc. ~
secretaries Of Missionary Society e the Methodist Episcopal chass
second st, Friday afternoon. Oct o. a. O'CLOCK
HOYT-On Tuesday morning Oct =. Sarah De'Oan ws'" -
Rs.9e md friend. II tn. family invited attend A. ssrsi
a. oeloet M Train Forty Depot 10: IL
BYpsk, stanford Conn., on Tuesday 9TH Mary Porter " -
Pun. FROM ST. john. charh Stanford THURSDAY. 9Th iss. ~
Bpm
MrRcK-ru Newark NewJerse Oct 6 1874 after sv'r' il0'
Edward T. Mirick.
Noice Of funeral in mornings papers
uUIPORD-ln BROOKLYN Wednesday, Oct Z Walden Majors
Of Abraham Charlotte Milford 10 the ZSn year s
sAUypgRs-In Brook TUESDAY oc s. David Sanders IN -
hi, late residence 10 THURSDAY Oct -
oIn M Relatives friends OF the family respectfully 10
yed TO without further notice
splrRHAN-At Gleno Mills Columbia COUNTY. New York. %
"Wednesday Oct 7, Isaac sbsurnsn, aged 80 Years
The the family aud the Trustees ne UIy
Doet savings invited attend ihe funeral oa 81
Paus NJ T. Church. Twenty seconas and Fourths'e On fnisy
be 9Th inst, at IL a.
sTRWART-On Mondsy 9Th inst, sr loag and psisa hnss
OF David and Adela stewart o. tns city
family invited To attepa ~
funeral al Church Thus3,' sth INST al Ivy oei"cs
TIBo-On Wednesday morning Oct Louis Teoo, ofeon'aup"s~
10 the 37.h ofhissge . =, 49,, ,.,. =, A..
The member, Of Zedsks Leige aud NJ sod head Of We
family are respectfully ted attend The auers ron Us
d,uce snio1ave, Broosyn on F'dA! 'he '''
pm
MP SAMUEL A. WALSH h this t b. se,nst for SssBei1rd
nj, Nothing heard him the
Usht was aohing be learned bis having
rsd IA Ne. Bedford believed he overheard Mr. Nsss
was sbou, IS years inches hight brown has
gh ipsei with gray complexion 40 beard OF rhisAss
and about pouai liberal ewsrd vii be paid Tor sAs
''''''' " cHAs ALLISON WALSH. Postones Boz es7.
New.Yofi Oct. 8. 1874
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FUNERAL OF MARK SMITH.

The remains of the late Mark Smith, tie
actor, were brought from Europe yesterday BY to
steamship Hosatis ssd received BY Henry Bsgaei
Secretary OF tho Lotos Club. Tho Committee havtn6
the matter In charge that the funeral wtn
occur on Sunday ct i:ae D. IN. at the Little Chaecs
Around tho Corner. tho Rev. Dr. Houghton reetsa.
Tho following have been chosen palI-boarers: a.
Oakley Hail. Lester waIlack whitelaw Reid. Mas
Strakosch, VIM. Stuart John Gilbert Chas Plshsr, Wsn
Winter, H. D. Palmer. H. Jarrett. Douglass TsyIoe
and A. M. Palmer The music at the church will ~
under the charge OF Messrs. Colby and ThomssL Tss
members of tho thestriosl professoa the frs
ternity and the Manhattan, Lotos. and Aroadisa 0oss
are invited to attend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08
THE AsBURY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
PLACED IN THE HANDS OF A RECEIVER.

PLACED in THE HANDo of n hINHi'
ALBANY, Oct. 7.-Attorney-General Pratt mas
pettioned the Supreme Court for an injunction restrain
ing the Asbury Life Insurance Company OF New-York
from further prosecuting its business and for the ap
pontment OF Andrew v. Stout OF NewYork as receiver
Of the Company wind up its AFFAIRS Inc peS n
ernbodcs communication from superintendent Cnap
man OF the Insurance Department which states tnat IN
his opinion the affairs Of the Asbury Lire Insurance.
COMPANY are in such a condition as TO render the issu
ing Of additional policy and annuity bonds Sy sa1a U0 M
pany Injurious 20 the public interest statement OF
the affairs OF the Company shows that s assets aoans
TO Ss3 49, while its liabilities are $l63s9 10 an ordor
was recently granted by Judge Westbrook requiring inc
Company to show cause why the order and ln)uhetlon
asked for should not be granted This was hear9 peore
Jndge Inealls day or two since. Mr. Charles g. Fair.
child Deputy Attorney General appearing on oehai Of
superintendent Chapman Of the Insurance Department,
and Mr. Lemuel skidmore for the Company. AN oEuer
was duly entered to-day restraining the Company r
further prosecuting Its business, anu aR H. With
Stout receiver OF all its Assets ana creui's VIII
out pensaon. In order that the sh sces
saved the Company; and that, on his ming Tue neces
sary bond he shall take possession OF an sucn
except the securities deposited In the hoP"
me according % law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08
THE RESURRECTION IN THE ARGENTINE
REPUBLIC.

COMMERCIAL CRISIS Observation-Disclosures OF GOV
EMINENT TROOPS TO CAPTURE BRITISH
sTEAMER-THE REBELS BrvORE THE CAPITAL
RIO DE JANEIRo, Wednesday. Oct.'7, 1874
Advices received here to-day from Buenos Ayres
state that several business firms in that city have
suspended and commercial crisis is imminent
The Argentine Bank has closed its doors.
A body of Government troops made an attempt
to capture the British steamship Yerba, but the
captain of the vessel protested, aud the troops de-
sisted from carrying out their intention. The
vanguard Of the rebel force, under the command
of Ribas, is at the gates of the capital All mail
matter passing through the Buenos Ayres Post
Office is examined.
A dispatch from Buenos Ayres, dated to-day, says
"The Government has asked Congress for grant OF
So,OOO,OOO to meet the expenses OF the war.
There has been slight engagement outside the
CITY. 1t ended with the retreat of the Government
troops 1t is rumored that negotiations have been
opened with the insurgent leaders"
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speak plainly has not yet arrived but be will tell tho
truth later. although with reluctance"
A grand chapter of Royal Arch Freemasons
will meet 10 Ottawa the 18th Of October and the
following day, the Grand Encampment OF Knights
Tempars will hold their annual conference. On the 18th
the Supreme Council Of the Sovereign Grand Inspectors
General SD degree. A. and A. rite will be opened Tor
the first time under the granted by the Supreme
Council OF England and Wales to the Most worshipful
T. ID. Harrington who has been appointed chief OF the
order In Canada, and will be attended by Freemasons
from all parts OF the Continent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08

nj. speech soon after.the uprising against kellogg In
ru,aisna and oil OF the smaller guns Of the party have
Scsu hammering away In the same line since The
,fsct Of this sanguinary bowling was somewhat
impaired the other day oy tho publication OF the follow
IN circular. which had been addressed by mistake TO
An editor of an unfriendy newspaper. "DEAR SIR;
deslre to call your attention the horrible scenes OF
violence and boodshed transpiring throughout the
south. and suggest thas you give them as great
nence possible In paper from now till after the
election" This document was signed by Thomas j..
Brady Chairman Of the Republican State Central Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08
THE VERMONT LEGISLATURE.

MONTPELIER, Oct THE State Legislature
convened place to-day The Senate organized oy
eecting T. W. Baldwin Of Barton, Secretary, and G. W.
Brownell Of Burlington. Assistant Secretary The Hon.
H. H. Powers Of Morriston was elected Speaker OF the
uouse nv majority OF "a over Loveland Munson (Rep
of Manchester, and b. b. 6malley (Dem) OF Burnhgton
on the 10th ballot ID. NJ Camp OF Newport was electeo
Clerk on the first ballot. At o'clock an adJournnent
took place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08
THE GEORGIA LEGISLATIVE ELECTION.

AUGUSTA, Oct 7.-The election for members
of the Legislature passed off quietly. Scarcely any
opposition except few counties, was made 10 inc
Democratic candidates. There will not be more thah IL
Republicans In both Houses at the next Genera hsse
BLY, thus giving Democratic majority on JOINT paiiot
of oO5 In this county, about LOO polled,
giving Democratic majority OF 1900 j. O. T. BLACK
Patrick Walsh. and Walter Clark were elected
ATLANTA, Oct 7-Partial returns OF the election To-
day show tremendous Democratic victory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08
ADDRESS OF NJ. THEIRS.

TUY ESTABLISHMENT OF THE REPUBLIC IN FRANCE
suorID NOT BR DIsPIEAsING TO THE REST OF
MILAN. Wednesday, Oct. T. 1874
Fx-Presdent Theirs arrived here yesterday,
and addressed the French residents last evening He
said the establishment Of the Republic should not be
to the rest OF Europe He believed that the
general election would give about fifty additional Bona
psrtist deputies to the Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08
To tho Public

To tho Public.
ASK FOR ALLcocEs PoRous PLAsrxRs.
AND RAvR n OrHkRs.
See Government has printed it. Ia Wits Lsrrsss
BRANDRsrH.
Ao Porous Passe prepared By Poroa Plaster Company ~
tho attention This remedy applied -
spas produces sound refreshing sleep sopoic nssg
Morphine Hyd.e Choral administered .As pssss
In vain.
consider how much dyspepsia oecsonsd By the vans
sleep recapersvs powers the body retarded so
the same cause We easily amazing benefit nps
BY the application Plaster We the public against Ssss
limitations and brsssu torgshss Of this admirable preparation
Ask or ALLcocxs Porous, aud have o others.
b. BkANpRsra,
President Porous Phster u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08
THE ELECTION IN NORTHAMPTON. ENGLAND.

TEARS OF FURTHER
LONDON. Wednesday, Oct T. 1874.
The excitement in Northampton continued
to-day and the authorities have been In hourly rear OF
renewal OF the riot The streets we're crowded all day
18th neonle The constabesa large special force hav-
ING been sworn inpatrol the city, and two batteries OF
artillery have arrived 1t is hoped tonight that further
disturbances will be averted.
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formly faithful 20 his CLIENT the ate juse nevsr To-
the sake OF SUCCESS. would Consent 70 exert haS
forensic power TO subvert sound principles q
law to m!sesd the court or TO oonfous1
tho rules Of right between and mas.
In conclusion. Judge Clifford ordered the resoiuaoa
and the remarks to be spread upon the reoerd and IL
Court adjourned till tomorrow at m. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08
cov D;x and staff visited Rochester yester-

Gov. Dix and staff visited Rochester yester-
day. and on their arrival were met by Brig
Brluker and a committee from the Common Coun
el, aud escorted by the selye Citzens D"pS
10 the Courthouse square vhets mayor Ia,
.on ,oahs an address OF welcome, 10 when
an suprouriate response was made by the Governor;
Aervard the visitors were taken 70 me a Inc
Gen. BriDker. and handsomely ehp.,aSe%V a.
took place ON the Driving Park grounds grand teeep
ton given the Arsenal Ia The eVehipE ""sn VIZ"
largely tended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08
THE ELECTIONS IN FRANCE

THE NUMBER OF BONAPARTIsTs RETURNED EST
MATED AT IA.
PARIS. Wednesday, Oct. 7, 1874.
Each party claims the victory in the elections
The Orre estimates the number of Bonapartists re-
turned at IA
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M4RRIED.

oLCOrT-BARKgR-Ou Tuesday Oct g. By the Rev jas hss9
d. Nelson Ueo Msy. daughter Of John Barker q
Of this city.
PLgSTBD-GORDON- TUESDAY Oct at the Broadway Teess
nscle BY Rev VIM NJ Taylor D. Rev william Pessi 70 Ahss
Gordon, both Of this city
Chnst Church Rverdale Taesdsy
Oct bv tho Right Rev John W. Beetwh d. assisted By ~
Rev George Wildes d. d.. James Monort schly, a. D.. -
Margaret Thompson. daughter Of Heary " Spsuldins
sMITH-LAWRENCB-Ou Tuesday Oct o. at the Reformed Bpts
copsl Church, by William Sabine, Btbebert sno
ud Rmly Richard Lawrence VI this etT
wOOp-TAYLoR-Oc at the Church Of the Holy Martyrs by ~
Me Pastor Charles Wood 10 Ssehis, lounges
daughter Of she late Thomas Taylor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08
THE NILE SUBSIDING.

CAIRO, "Wednesday, Oct T. 1874.
The water in the River Nile at this place
has fallen somewhat. The authorities, however, con
tinue the work Of prevention against overflow FUZZY
90 600 people are engaged strengthening the embank
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ARREST OF COUNT Won ARNIM.

THE ARREST OF COUNT Won ARNIM.
THE COUNT TO BIZ RELEASED ON DELIVERING UP
THE PAPERs-CHARACTER OF THE DOCUMENTS
DEMANDED-THE ARREST MADE IN CONFORMITY
WITH THK LAW.
BERLIN. Wednesday, Oct. Z. 1874 =.
Count Won Arnim's family have been informed
that his imprisonment is not intended as punish
ment and that he will be released on tho yestora-
ton Of the documents detained by him.
The Post says Count Won Arnim's documents were
arranged in three categories. The rst referring to
his appointment as ambassador and his salary. were
not included in the search; the second comprises
those which Won Arnim acknowledges are in his
possession and which he claims to have retained
because they will serve justification Of his con-
duct and the third and largest category comprises
those of confidential nature of the whereabouts of
which Won Arnim denies all knowledge The Post
says the courts have acted throughout within the
law.
1t is now believed that the papers which it Is de-
sired to obtain from Count Won Arnim have been
sent by him to England for safe keeping.
LONDON, Wednesday. Oct. 7. 1874.
1t is rumored that the Emperor William. who is at
Baden, was greatly surprised at Count Won Arnim's
arrest and has demanded the reason therefor.
The Pail Mall Gazette publishes a special dispatch
from Berlin stating that Count Won Arnim occupied
room in the prison inspectors dwelling, and is
allowed to walk one hour daily in the garden.
Otherwise he is made to feel the full rgor of prison
discipline. None of his family or servants are
allowed admission to his presence. He refuses to
surrender the papers in his possession or to make
any statement in regard to them. The Count is ex-
tremely excited and deeply incensed against Prince
Bismarck,
The Pail Mall Gasettes special also says the arrest
of Count Won Arnim was effected by q COmmissary
of the Criminal Court and six other officers repre-
senting the Foreign Office and the Berlin Law Court
LONDON. Thursday, Oct. 8, 1874.
Heavy bail has been offered for Count Won Arnim
but refused. According to present Indications the
prisoner will in few days be arragned before the
Criminal Court in Berlin, when the public prose-
cutor may demand q sentence of several years i'm
prisonment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-08
THE DELAWARE ELECTION FOR INSPECTORS
ASSESSORS

WILMINGTON, Oct. IAN election was held
in this State for inspectors and assessors to
conduct the election in November. full vote was
polled with the following results Kent County Dem
ocratic majority, 1D; Sussex Democratic majority,
2l7; Newcastle, Democratic majority l02
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POSITION Oh FKANCk IN KEuAND 10 TIE o0''1
BERNL, Oct. 7, 1874
The French delegates to the Postal Congress
state that their Government is accord with the policy
Of that body but the convention unt mas
consulted the Assembly They request that the prooco'
be left open for signature.