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3abreakera, and thvofe your Mi! and That Of al Ruo
e1n2chs 70 bting all thu lawtrcakcrH to punishment
H4'Nheul Jo11N G. DnowN, Governor
lo alAo isauea proclamation oiforIng FIoo
reward oaoll for tho Trenton jn-breaksra and
school-teaokor Of Trousdno County.
, Nothing later tias bton received from Gibson
County or TINT vicinity
MEMrl11s. Aug 27.-Ihoro Ii an in,enso feol-
ing OF indignation horo agains. tic murdercrH Of
tho negro prisoners at Trenton.r Tho preyH Of
this city donatlnco them for tl,olr cowartljy
1utohery. The Bluff City Battalion, stnto
Guards. have tondorod their services 10 lilo Gov.
crIor to bring them to rnniBtlinont.
Dispatches from Humboldt ,epDrts a!l oufot
tonight, but tho uoErooa aro much alarmed,
, 1874-08-28
rago Of which comnln[noti promptly, an out
rage too common, 1t descrscat to be haid, In .hese
days Of 'intervtowa,'
From ths Ntsu FORT Herald, Aao, %,

from tH< Ne1t 1Dfk Herald. Il nm.
Tho alleged lntoryiuv with Mr. ii. NJ. Amit,,
published p,1i, h IN the broohlyn Argus on Mo"lay
DR.. Patton, Of Clicnao, aud editor Of tho i'd.
gamce we bsys' IL utterly ropndao 1t, aud It
that lo les III ls poasossion thv confopnjor ni
tl'e firBt Alra. bowen of her Intimacy With Ntr.
l5ecclicr. ~ roply to all inquiry ono of the In.
eesEgatinB Committee told reporter Of tp Her.
GM ye' eray tla! tltn sador 10 tho lato Mrs.
stas'ccs in connection viii, Mrs. Dowo,s doati,
wore now mattors Of history, and IN themselves
cohtfosertea the allegation. Mr. Docclcr COLI
aneted tho g ccsomonals at the f,,noral nt thp ro-
% I"es. ot htr' bo~on, and few days afsor tho
funeral tho 1attcr wrote long letter to mir.
noeohcf, expressive Of hts grntltudo for Ills kind
pastoral attentions to his deceased wfc during
iIor loug sickness. This letter aIr. Dceclor has
n ilis possesh1on. Misu Etlua Doau PROCTOR q
iaay wloso nanle iu mentioned atso extensively
aug very cruelty in thiH alleged interviow, III
laly q considerable literary all ity. md III tho
compiler OF a warK know, aa Life Thoughts"
extracts from Tue sermons Of Mr.. Deoollcr. SHE
IL Residing with family OF great leBpectalility
atiyo1, and 1t has been decided to hold tho pro-
priotor Of tho Brooklyn 1,Yas lcgully responai.
bio for the libel upon thls 1ady.
!, a reporter Of the Herald met yesterday M lu-
College, at whose house tho Doctor hati boon
staying for few days: Tho gentleman said that
indorsed IN the slightest degree the correctness
OF tho charfcn n,ade In tho published ill.,
toryiow referred 10 above, inasn,t,o1 ~ DR..
Bacon, In q conversation ut this gontna,a,,'s
dinnor tablo. said that lie had read tho statement
OF Mr. Boechcr; that 1t Ind greatly relieved lis
mind, had cleared asAy any d0nbts that recotlt
revelations might llAyo produced. and confirmed
the opinion l,o !ad entertained and publicly ex.
paBsed In tho letters he had written on The lo{o
Council, and which ind beoa published ID lin
, 1874-08-28

KANSAS Cry, h1o., Aug. 27.-Tho First M
tlonal Bank Of Wyandotte was swindlod yester-
day, Just bofore closing, to the amount OF
$4,000. Aman calling himaclt stiner, liyo-
stock dcaler, and bearing lottors purport1ug 10
10 from Allen, Keith & Co., Chicago, and
George W. Perkins, Of the Hanover National
Dan1s, OF Now York, on which indorscment he
presented i certified choclt for $4,000 On tho
n Merchants Savings Loan l. Trust Company, Of
cash. a telegram to Chicago soon exposed tho
ffaud, mud stuor had departo but was fol-
lowed to Leasouwortl,, Kan., found undor tho
name Of Rogers, and arrested, but whilo being
takon to jail made his egaapo
, 1874-08-28

Now National Bank Notes-Suicidc-A
Smelling Coltaanittccs

Smelling CDltiinitkecs
sptetal Dispatch 10 TIE caicaqv Tribune.
WAsu1SdroS, b. C., Aug. 27.-There aro TO-
day in the vaults Of tho Comptroller OF tho Cur
roncy about s42 000, 600 in now circulating
Of National Banks ready for issue as soon NJ
banks shall have redeemed tho lots sont hero by
them for redemption aud destruction. T1ose
new onos arc intended to take the puco OF aoiled
aud mutiatod notes Of various banks, and hay 0
accumulated slnce tho now Currency act wont
into operation, two mouths ago. The now
notes can, under oxibting cir cunlstnucey,
be supplied moro rapidly than tho cler-
ical work Of redemption can be discharged.
but thla enormous accumulation is ut pr eseut
attributed to the lnadequuey OF tho clerical forco
employed in the new redemption division Of
the Treasury, which, though about fairly IN
working order, III not yet sufficiently well orgau-
tzed to transact its Immense business with IT,
anislto facility and rapidIty. When regularly
Gegnn in tho course Of few days, tho work of
deHtrllctlon Of Old notos mud tho replacement
thereof with now notes will prugroBH Will Bat1a-
factory rap!dity Up to this time, however, thoro
las bcen ITO destruction OF tho worn asmi mutt
lated notes sont here for redemption and destruc-
ton siuce July l.
Walloco MoKendry. clerk iu tho Adjutant-
Gc4eral's otlce, War Department, com,!.lsIod aui-
eide i ti!s morning by shooting himself through
throat aovcral months ago. Mokendry caino
here during tic Var AZ n soldier in AassacI,u-
solts reslmont, Ills ro,uainH have been takou
Charge Of by tho Maaono Order, of which Lo
WAS v member,
a SMELLING COMMITTEE
o. naya! officers lott hero to-day 10 INSPECT tho
Navy Yards at Norfoll, philadelphia, New York,
BoBton, and Portsmouth, Tor tho purpose Of rec
onlIncnd,ng such reduction in tho expenditures
at those Institutions rs will enable the Secrotaly
Nh nlIJ t,tA :,
, 1874-08-28

Execution Of Two Nlartacrers Mt sims.
tn, Cals, Kcstcrtlhy.
BAN FRANCISCO CAL, Aug. 27.-John e. Baker
was executed al Shasta yesterday, for tho murder
OF Goorgo Kllno. t1o confessed the homicide
before hia trial. but cnimod that i,e ucted In
solf-dofctBo. Ho robbed Ills victim of larGo
sum Of mouoy.
:. Charles Croach was executed at tho namo
tt'no. 10 murdered Mrs. pador aud burned llor
body. He would make no s,atonont on tho
scaHold. 11o waa All Ignorant ha'f-broed buy.
, 1874-08-28
Correspondents 1scttvcen Gov. Leslie
nnd the United Stntes Hlursla:lI.
UNITED 6rATXs MARalAL's QsFIoE.l

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Aug. "a, !
Gov. P. II. LtsIis, Ffunktort, KY:
William Nussoll, Of Monterey, is acting as =
Speclnl Deputy Marshal. Two OF Lis posse aro
reported to mn Az having beou shot at Lockport
under color Of State law, Tho mon who aro r1r-
Bin,g Russell, NJ reported to nle. aro those
against whom there iH procoas In my hands for
violation Of tho laws Of the Uaitod States.
respectfully ask tint the State militia be-
withdrawn fiom pursuit of him and his posse.
I will hold him anBwornble to my charge against
Him for violation Of any law. Please answer.
ELI Il. MURRAY,
United Hlates Mar1hal,
, 1874-08-28

T11ToN ON BEss1E's TESTIMONY.

=, tr"ah fte Ae,c York Snn, .4Mq. "a.
Mr. Triton Yesterday spoke or the publication
of the above tleBHie's Testimony III to Miss Au-
thony aud Mrs. Stanton] III tho strongest torms.
sAid lo: =" Tic Committee have dono an ,1n-
"arrautablo injury to two highly respectable
ladies', aud havo put blight on poor
HcBsio's namc and virtue which sho never will
bo rid Of. Her testimony is fiction and 4
perfect pcryersion Of tho truth Tho ncons
which she connects with hlBH Anthony's
name never occurred. hIiss Anthony and
Mrs Stanton were frequently ut my houBo
Elizabeth then was very much Interested
in woman suffrage, and sho always VOL
coined these ladies'. Ono evening after
tea wo wore all In my library, and l
was discussing with Mrs. Stanton tho rel
ative superiority Of tho Boxos. Sho was full Of
Wit, and met my arguments completely. Finally
said: Mrs. Stanton, havo ono more argu-
ment against your theory of tho equu1isy Of
sexes. have mover yet met woman who could
play chosB with no. Sho was ready with all an
swor IN moment, and said that she would en-
Eago mo in three games to decide tho question
We took tho chess-boarl and played fur into the
night. pelhaps until o'clools. i won tho threo
ganlea In tho next week'a Rerolut;ou, which
Mrs. Stanton edited, sllo reported tho games,
aud gave the argument that lei to it; but.
womnn-liko sho omitted to giyo tic result, end
Ing her notice ia this witty way: And ill., Ill
ton will not fail to cay who Was the ytctor.'"
, 1874-08-28

Now York Crtfninsal Items.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 27.-Goy. DIX has pardonei
Christian Mayor, who was acnt to prison. for
participating in tho Tompkins Square labor
disturbance.
Thcophilc George Kirshein, who was arrested
on Tuesday charged will. nbscondEng from
oulm' Germany, With 18o, ,0o0 tba1crs belonging
to bank In that city. and other property, was
yesterday discharged from custody as tar aa tint
case ia concerncdt no instructions lsayiug boen
1eceiYod from Germany, aud tho German Co,s-
sul Gotoral mating ITO application for hfs arrest.
hllsholn wna immediately rcarreated on .
supreme Court order, OIL tho complaint Of man
here, WHO charges him with swinuliug him out
Of $4,000 iu Uu1n,, in NoyomDor iast, an d
Airshosn was committed to Jail.
, 1874-08-28

POINTS AGAINST DEECHER,
uoorEe Alfred Townsend, In communication
to tho Now York Graphic, thus s,,mB III, aualns.
Dcocl,or
Here are a fer points against b1r. neoollor,
sufficient In any mind seeking for Tho llnht NJ
character 70 understand tho cowarfico lin hrotl,or
IIo nlv'sod M's. Iii,on. Es y "for ISia hef sous
aako," to abnndon ler hrahanl, though four
children . we're of TINT lltlc family Who was 10
2. liz went went to Bowen the night aftor l.o know
rom 1iiton hc waH discovered, mid t|onlnnuctl
hts oxpIsiom from both his parorH, tLoroby
m m"Iln9 m a!r' Iilton perfectly poor nla1, whcro-
sln,000 or $4,000 yoar. AZ atnownpaI,or-
Wrltef' remembering this net, would not Bliako
tho hond Of hlr. Doecller for nit his Bohemian
oa51'Igs for tho rest OF his ifo.
tnas poor ! wretch's confession. and mado llor lio
UT meet lis Will tlor husband wnB nIyont by
,wI!tlais fctractioll. and soaited away from tat
'ousg irn ".m M s'e rettaction % IN ter pocket.
=. ~ gave up Tint 1otractiun lflto Il pusani-
thu hips. "N eo'e "oo''
s. lic haa tried TO mako tho woman hc malo
wlotchod conlon'ptiblo mud tl,ncroaltutle,
W. y: he o., ,nccoun'ed fur loving Mrs. Triton by be-
iatHg Mrs. Dcecher, which no husband whose
"lle Inns borne him child shoulo over do.
Z: 10 resumsd his an,ativo correspondence
with Ara. Tton utter Nfui,lton had rostorcd tIo
Ecates uA0 lueTepy 6n0~ou tlAt nb WaH BubfCCt
to no restraint. ut tho samo time lying to Moul-
ton OIL tho subject.
8. Ho used thi,d mans mediation and friend
Bl.ip to the last degree, and t,ot, by tic adyico
% certain cllnliunl lawyers, called Lis savior d
backmnilor.
.. lie run away from Tilton on tho platform,
II the preas. and during the investigation"
having ilrst Blolun 1IlEolfs wife and wa1d 10 bo
wit1csBca for him; Ho i'aB uAed a tho secular
apt lianceH, including a purt of the press, to beat
Tiltu,i down. and "edltorial,zo' lilo evidence,
aud throw dirt npon tho ploolst all tho way
tl'ro''Eh;., aud now he Is taking caro- Of hls
"thruat."
lilo fnct secroB to bo about Mr.. Doccher that
10 IL sort of clerical stcol forth {yco "Dayld
Coppes1cla ~; y person capable Of inspiring
belief; gallant i'll atyio, in.jlncere, and vet.
shon found out, still OF tender memory, Tlo
itlolat!y hia people arc paying him has ilotl,ing
in 1t TINT will hold. Thcy will not, on Blbso,
qaent Thought int their daughters to tic flight
f1l test oi herring man read tho wcrt Of God |
who will DO looked ut with ono cyo galacjoug and
the other celestial. Ho las trinest with tue |
precious relations of man, thuse yolled from tic
priest or the friend: tho ark Of tho covenant, tho
n1arriaee-bed. Having put hts hand on that ark.
ueayon Bmltes him.
i RI.
, 1874-08-28
Il. NJ. SMITHS STORY.

at tho Plymouth Church meeting to-morro,
evening.
Il. NJ. sMITH'S STORY.
sptc1at Otsuateh to The Ch.eaqU Tribune.
NEW YoRK. Aug. 23.-TAo action OF Henry @
Bowen and hts SOUS In bringing suit against ttt
Brooklyn argus for q libel alloged to layo beer
sontaiucd in an interview purporting to have
taken p'ace between Horny IL. Smith aud
one or its reporters aroused at
interest in the article. which, owing to AIr
Smiths dcnial. published OIL Tuesday III tue
Tribune, IT never before had. Hence. q Tribune
reporter callol on air. Smith at his hotel yester-
day, to Ascertain If possible what basis there NAB
Tor tho interview as published. Mr.. Smith was
very reluctant about speaking or tho subject.
but q nally made statement, the chef ppin,s OF
which arc below:
INTENDED TO SAT NOTHING.
II had proposed" said Mr.. Smith. "to say
nothing about the article published III tho
70 be statement Of nline IN regard
to tho .poutlon Of tho Rev, Dr.,
Patton. Of Chicago, with reference to
.ne charges against Mr !: Deecher beyond my first
ing, utterly dlHavowlng tho publication and
characterzing 1t as atrocious and infamuua in ali
respects. The shape the incident now assumes
makes 1t theproper time for the statement which
4 mnet havo boon foreBeen would DO necessary.
1lr. I1lton il
AN OLD FRIEND OF NINE.
many pleasant Offices Lave been interchanged
house in former years and Under happier ,
circumstances. Having had little Bymuathy
with lis course ior tho past years
2r D two, had not seen him on 1nY recent trips to
Nr. T'lton. lfo WAS not at hono I PASSED
up to Fulton street aud met Mr. Titon, aud
lay! nhen S% ho s'fisE ia!Efoaused sedn to named ms
1toT Tn+{t4 &I,,,
turned to Mr, Talton'B houHo. Atr. cIilton spoke
Immediately Of engagements with his papers,
Which tho young mau shared with him very
tthas;tr,oaa,y tan and Withdrawing myself from
induced by the cosy surroundings to remain
for lunch in Brooklyn, which took viii Sr1
9ilton and Ills companion. They were, % / IN.
aeistooa IT, preparing Mr. Ttona forthcoming
vas Edward =. underhill, whom I had fo1mor-
proraration I,!', Or transcription Of somo
OF Mr.. Tilton's papers. netween 1ir. Ttlton
Fersatlon occurred. / told him that thore wero
two questions would lilo to ask him One, az
IN o11 irend, which he might answer to mo
for fcnn ny qe nut as h. chose The otlor
with tho charges against Mr. Deechor which was |
niystery to lne. l asked bin worry plAin ouca-
taon ed as to hs relations to Mrs Wood1ull, which
chne 10 seemed M to answer az frankly. Tho whole
and lreo, aud a,,y nncasinasa ;11. %a1 wy lrank
With reference to tho ,,roseuca ~ ,a ns's 'e.s
toms confidential rn]ationa ,S,t' Ls ~ Ms. ~
LOVING lin AZ mncl, imterostod %I i'ua ~ sou ue.
iu What wag naid- Mv sooa,;a "a nlyhcl
WINS in this form ~ onost;a,, eesGnn 9uestlo4
had heforo aykod NJ nthora A,,p;.... .o taas
aud should hayo aslcd mora urnaa uusg .hs anatr
been connocted WITH The "re.!'. W!.a naa
Tilton's part in lhe discntsinm' ., "na' "aS Alr'
THE CHANGES AaA1NsT hR. BExonEn
, 1874-08-28
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, 1874-08-28

TaE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
NEW 1onK, Aug. 27.-Tho Plymouth Church
Investigating Committee mot in secret session
this afternoon. Thia was their final meeting,
and at its conclusion they announced that their
1hboFs wore flushed aa far as their report WAS
concerned. anu that it was ready to 10 submitted
~ tho plymouth Church meeting tomorrow
evening.
, 1874-08-28
BeWcn Sues the Brooklyn "Eaglo "
for $4,000 Damages.
Labors Of the Plymouth Committee
Ended,
hr. Smith, Of Chicago, in Trouble
with the "Argus."
His Account of Visit to Tiltoll--.
Dr. Patton's Opinions.

New YoRK Aug. 27.-IIonry @. Bowen to-day
instituted proceedings in n libel snit against tue
Brooklyn Eagle, in which damages are laid ut
100000. Tie complaint is baaod upon an l.,ter-
Wow published In the Edge purporting to bnvo
taken p1ace betwoon Bowen and an Eaglo re-
porter, which Bowen claims to be falyo In eyory
particular, and upon throo editorial articles i'm
modiately following the publication Of tho samo.
A civil Suit for llbel las also been instituted by
Bowen against tho reporter who wrote tic inter.
Wow. Damages are claimed to tho amount Of
&t0,000.
pemds Barnes, proprietor Of the Arqus, was
to-day arrested for libel at the instance OF Hon
II G. Bowen md his sone for tho publication Of
an alleged intorvlew with Henry ii. Smith,
Barnes was released on h.s own recognizance TO
bMl.
, 1874-08-28

FnANKFonT; n.y., Aug. n.
Tic Stats militia Vas ordered out to assist civil
officers in Owen County IN atrcsting and enfotc.
ing the law against thoae charged With crime,
and aome Of whom haye boon resisting Tho
officers. Tie militia hayo not, nor Haai they be
used to hinder tho execution Of any process OF
the United States Court in your hands or tho
hands OF your Deputy. nor shall tlloy cooperate
with or shelter tloso YOU desiro to arrest, but
rather shal aBsiat in the execution Of your pro-
cess. Tllo shooting ut LocAport to which you
occurred. as am informed, between the parties
nauled and two citizens. You do not soeui to be
in ,osseABlon Of the facts Which have led to cali
luz out the militia. should be glad to have an
tuterylow with you. Can you nut come horo in
tlo,moynlng' II not, I will acpd aone one to SOC
you aud confer with you Please anawor.
=. II. LESLIE.
, 1874-08-28
HARRNBSS LATIN GRAMMAR,

NEW EDITION.
hoaefu phfogscal research has brought to light soens
Interesting faets and mae aomo important IN
our knowledge OF casacal litcrnturo and aucan 1pn
Ka"ges. nc" edition u this standard grammar hs,
aerooto boan issuod In order that all now ovoopontt
which throw further light upan e subject or that load
foa eosrer eo'npruhension Ut a difficulties may bo ,o
ooEntzed and embodied. "
, 1874-08-28
/ HISTORY OF GERMANY,

For Schools Illustrated with Engrav'nga aud Maps
INC literary reputation Of ayard Taylor, nn Ills ln,i.
msto knowledge with tho ansuseo aud literature oi
which he "rito, mako this interesting And
soomc and will be valuable either for prirato r,1
or 1or school usc for which Is especially doaignad
, 1874-08-28
Frankfort, ky. tAua ns), Dispatch 10 the Louisville
ftnuYtsf-,{pttr3ul

IDHFfEF-JtNfHAt.
Gen. Ell MURRAY, accompanied by O detAch-
ment Of forty ,nyn Of the United States infantry
in garrison hero, commanded by Ilout. AlcFar-
lauu, left hete at 10 o'clock this morning on
boartl tho steamer Eureka, bound for tho seat OF
var in Owen County.
Gen. Murray Lad consultation with Gov.
Leslie before leaving, aud ain informed By tho
Governor that there is no likelihood wlluteyer Of
any collision between tho State troopa and thosa
OF tho United Stateu. Geu, Murray goes simply
for the pnrpose Of arresliug parties indicted in
the United States Court; Md II necessary, to aid
tho State troops aud authorities III arrcsting
those charged with crimes ugpinat tho ponce aud
dignity Of the 6tate. Instead OF collldinE, there-
folo, IT is expected tlsaL tho State troops and
Federal detachment will act in hRrlnony.
Latest.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 27.-PartieR from Omen
County leport tlut tho Russell-Walker purity
started tliia morning to meet Gcn. Murray and
Tho United Statoh lruoCB 1t Glatz, Wllero they
propose to surrender. Nnssolt ia willing to cDno
to trial Wien assured that le will nut ba 1nolost-
cd by tho bmoot party.
a special dispatch to the Coirier-Jon''tat from
Owenton Htates that arrangements for the final
settlement OF the fe,ld in Owen County are undel
stood to be complete. amoot will g,vo himself
to tho authorities when assured OF protection.
Tho act;lomont, al fur as pursuit Ia concerned,
IL looked for ut nny time.
Judge hIcAlAuaua and tho Commonwealth
Attorney are hero, aud will bogln tue called
term of tho Circuit Court OH tho 9th day OF Sep
tombort continuing Oh long as there aro any par
tics to PROSECUTE.
William Smoot leader of tue gmoot party,
anrrontlerod tonight near tho county l!nc, aud
!a nov III tla hauas Of the civil authoritleB ae
Frankfort.
, 1874-08-28
Reward Offered for the Arrest OF til
Trenton LYAeAur*-All Quiet ut La.


Trenton LYMel1ur*-All Quiet ut Lnst
Accounts.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 27.-The Banners Hum
bo'dt special, this afternoon Haya: "partos
wt4o were securing tho country iaas night aud
groos could be found, and i. IL thought now thnt
lune Mero uuder arms yesterday, at gll EYory-
thing III now quiet here, and tho cltIzona loro
arc very indignant u tue oou.so taken by tho
mob u. Trenton OIL Tuesday night"
Gov. Brown aent tho following telegram to
tho Sheriff Of Gibson County, At Ia O'Clock last
night:
Nashville, Teun., Aug. 20.-1 have no irect iafor-
tns authority OF tl.o lreps smtrlcs tlut rots are
i!nent IN your equity. II lhts 10 true It IL Your
Iay to summon posse OF your bent cit!zeAa aud
tS psaca by dispensing tlo rioters, and pre-
venting collisions. but n such manner ind ny such
nasanHt II potsbfe ~ to avoid bloolshod. Keep mo
~ necesa.ry ksAlstanco to uphold tho law and prosoct
soelsJ. 1hays aicss4 rsvard oi s4oo sssh fax ths
, 1874-08-28
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
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E1eLAHATroN OF RRrEEEscE MAnks.-t Saturday,x
rive Snaday at ;U1 a. DAr.
, 1874-08-28
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-07-25
Tho Beecher-Tilton Scandal.

The Daily Memphis appeal ofthe
23rd inst. contains a long and full
account of the great absorbing top
ic of the day-the Beecher-TIlto
scandal. The investigation, so far,
leaves little hope on the part OF
Beccher's friends that he may estab-
lisIl his innocence.
The following is a portion of Til.
tons sworn statement before notary
public:
"That Rev. ii. w. Bcechcr, as
pastor and friend of Mr.. Tllton and
his family, tresspasscd upon the
sanctity Of friendship and hospl-
taliiy in long endcavor to seduce
Mrs. Elizabeth Il. Tilton ; that by
the arttul use of his prirstly au hor-
ity with her, she being his pupil III
religion. he accomplished Tins Sc
ductlon that for u period OF year
and "A hall, or Whereabouts, he main
tanned a criminal intercourse viii!
her, overcoming her previous mod
est scruples agoinSt such conduct
invcstin" it with a false justification
as sanctioned by love and religion
that he then participated III con
Spiracy to degrade Theodore Hilton
before the public BY the loss OF place
business aud reputation.