, 1875-01-02

Therefore" concluded the Judge "in the King
name, We declare the accused not guilty either o
embezzlement or misdemeanor but guilty of an of
fence against public order, and condemn Count Arnin
to pay the costs of the suit and to suffer imprisonf
ment for three months, less the term of confinement
already undergone" ="
The sentence was received in perfect silence there
were no scenes of excitement within the room, as had
been expected. The moral impression was that the
verdict was tantamount to an a%cquittal.
Count Arnim made his exit through a private door
leading from the court room, and thus avoided the
public gaze.
Six weeks grace have been allowed the Count
before he is to go to prison. In the meanwhile all
police restrictions have been removed, and he will
be permitted to ride or walk at any length he may
desire without interference.
THE PRUSSIAN PARLIAMENT.
BERLIN, Dec. Is, 1874.
The Reichstag to-day adopted q resolution
declaring that, in order to uphold its dignity,
an amendment TO the constitution is necessary
to prevent the arrest of q member during
session.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Dec 81.
The Cologne Gazette has the following:-
"On the 11th inst. the German brig Gustav,
from New York, entered the harbor of Guetaria,
ten miles west of San Sebastian. On nearing
the shore she was fred upon by the Carlists,
Notwithstanding she hoisted the German flag
and put out signals Of distress. The next day
the brig stranded off Zarauz. Her crew was
saved by the republican volunt ,ers, who took
them TO San Sebastian. The Carists on shore
fred on the boats during the rescue of the
Grew, and afterward seized the cargo of the
abandoned vessel. An envoy has been sent to
the Carlist ines to negotiate for it's restora-
tom
LONDON, Dec. els 80 A. M.
The Times correspondent at Paris tele-
praphs that the division of parties in conse-
6uence of the vote in the Committee of Thirty,
on the 10th inst, has produced a deadlock,
which will certainly cause the dissolution Of
the Assembly when the vote on the Constitu-
tional bill is taken, Immediately after recess.
SPAIN.
LONDON, Dec. 81.
The Morning Standard has a despatch from
Spain reporting the total defeat and routing of
the republican General Lopez Domingue1
in Catalonia by the Carlisle under Tristany
with heavy loss of killed and wounded
MADRID, Dec. 90
A detachment of 700 men will embark for
Cuba on the 18th prox.
FAMINE IN THE EAST.
C~oNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 10.
The Levant Herald publishes distressing &C.
counts OF the famine IN ASIA Minor.
The prospect is represented as appalling.
CUBA.
HAVANA, Dec. 90.
Carlos Garcia, the noted bandit, and all his
followers have laid down their arms and thrown
themselves on The clemenoy of the government.
The steamer from Cadiz brought General
Roio and $50 soldiers to reinforce the army in
the island.
The coming sugar crop is reported to be un,
precedentediy large, and is expected to be the
largest ever produced in Cuba.
VENEZUELA,
HAVANA, Dec. 90. =.
Advices from Venezuela to the 9th inst. re-
port that a desperate battle has been, fought in
the province of Barquisimento, between a force
of government troops under General Marquee
and a body of insurgents under General Coina.
The engagement lasted eighty-four hours.
Between seven and eight hundred men were
killed and wounded on both sides.
Both parties claim a victory.
r E L E G r A M s.
ST. THOMAS STATION,
DECEMBER 2sTH, 1874.
LONDON 28th.-The Emperor of Russia has
issued an ukase declaring that Prince Nicho-
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