The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-14

National Opinion Of the American Revo-
luton in Erie Direction.
Restoration Of Confidence in Transatlantic Rail-
road Enterprise "Tichborns" Still in
Prison-Troubles Of tho "Typos"-
The Crown in India-Launch Of
aFormidable War Vessel


LONDON, March IL, 1917.
Dispatches from New York reporting the change
In the direction OF the Erie Railroad Company and
the deposing Of Jay Gould from the presidency
have been received In this city.
The London Times OF this morning in an article
on the subject says 1.-THE election OF the new Board
Of Directors ind the elevation Of General DIX to the
presidency Of the company will restore confidence
IN American enterprise and consequently result In
IN increase Of the resources OF the cOuntry.n
ORION ''TICHB0RNE'' IN HIS CRIMINAL POSITION.
Arthur Orion, or '.Mr Tichporne" the claimant
TO the Tichborne estate during the recent trial be-
fore the Lord CHER Justice OF the Common Pleas,
who has been held Ia prison under the warrant OF
the Court since the day on which the jury rendered
the adverse decision In his case entertains hope Of
securing the required bail-&5o, 000-t0 effect his
release
1t Is reported that the prisoner II bailed, will be
rearrcsted Immediately on charge OF forgery. Mr..
Montague Williams Is to conduct the prosecution
against him under the present commitment charg.
ing him with perjury.
The latest news from Newgate this evening states
that only $3.50 OF the amount required to bail the
Tichborne claimant has thus far been found. but
'rhe prisoner expects to secure the full amount
He Is certain t0 be rearrested on dozen charges
II released"
ORTON "wANTED' IN AUSTRALIA.
In the trial OF orion on tine charge of perjury q
large number Of witnesses are expected to be
brought forward by the prosecution to show that
tile claimant Of the Ticnborne estates Is Arthur
orion.
1t is reported that detectives have arrived from
Australia with warrant for the arrest Of orion
on charge OF murder.
THE PRINTERS UNION AND THE PRESS PROPR1ETORs
The proprlet0rs OF the newspaper and Job print
Ing offices In London are endeavoring TO break up
the various Typographical Unions in the city. and
strike OF the compositors In consequence OF this
movement is imminent
TRIBUTE TO TALENT.
Queen Victoria has approved the grant OF a PEN
sion to the widow OF Mark Lemon
WAR SHIP ON A REEF
The British screw frlgate Aurora, thrtv-fve guns
while leaving Plymouth Sound to-day for Gibraltar,
struck on Nicholas Reef. Tugs are at work trying
to pull her or and with prospects Of success as the
tide Is rising.
THE RULER OF BRITISH INDIA.
The Right Hon. Thomas George Barring lord
N0rthbreok) who has been commissioned to succeed
the late Earl OF Mayo as VicerOy OF India Will sail
from England for Bombay on the 25th inst.
PoLITICo.pOLEMIC AT REST.
Murphy, the wcllknown anti-popery lecturer Is
DEAL 1t Is believed his death was caused by In
juries received at the hands OF mob while he was
delivering lecture some time since at Whitehaven.
ANOTHER REMARKABLE LAW TRIAL-A "LADY IN
THE CASE" AND SUDDEN DISAPPEARANCE.
Some time past an examination was had Into
certain charges made against the wife Of the Queens
Advocate General, Sir Travers Twss, by Solicitor
Charters. well-known English attorney. This re-
suited in suit against Mr.. Charters for libel on
Lady Twiss. The hearing Of the case commenced
last week.
The principal witness was Lady Twiss herself,
who was subjected to q severe crossexamination,
which lasted several days, with regard to immoral
conduct previous to her marriage.
This week the case was brought to a sudden close
by the unexplained disappearance Of the lady,
much to the establishment or her friends, who felt
confident OF her innocence.
LAUNCH OF FORMIDABLE IRON CLAD.
The new iron-clad ram Rupert was launched yes.
terday from the government dock YARD at Chatham.