, 1874-08-13


alton since March 28th. This is an IN
crease of Immigrant fare to the West of
more than ten per cent, and to some
points more than Is per cent.
PARIS, Aug. 6.-Bayonne advices state
that the Carlists have received 5000
breech loading rifles which were landed
on the coast. 1t is said that So, 0G3 9TH
er rifles destined for Carlists have fallen
into hands of the French police on the
(, frontier.
GENEVA, August 6.-It is reported
that father Hyacinthe has resigned his
curacy in this city.
PAoLA, Kansas, Aug. GA fire here
last night destroyed the best OF the bust
ness portion Of the town. Loss $70,C0e.
Insurance $4,000. l
! ToRoNTo. Canada, August 6.-The
Adamson warehouse on Espahade, con-
tanning -four, grain, hay, tea and mis-
cellaneous goods, burned to day. Loss
estimated at $125, 600. iil isoiitit.=
MADRID, August GA circular note
in relation to Cariists' Einsurrection
which has been to different European
powers by Senor Ulloa, Minister of Fol-
eign Affairs, is published to day. Senor
i Ulloa says the Carlists under the pretext
of defending religion are guilty OF i'll
cendiarism, assassinations and pillage
In support of his statements, he in
stances the massacre at Cueuca and Olot.
LONDON, August 6.-There has been a
terrible gale off the coast OF Aberdeen
shire, Scotland. Hundreds of fishing
boats overiaken. 1t is feared many are
| lost.
The times reports that Senior CASTELAR,
! has delivered speech, in which he says
the programme of his party demands
the establishment of liberty and democ..
racy with conservative republic.
A telegraph Paris correspondent says
he has reliable authority for stating that
a secret convention was concluded 2days
ago between the German Emperor and
Marshal Serrano by which Germany
agreed, if was necessary, to aid in
suppressing the Carllsts insurrection.
! A special to the Daily News reports
that the French authorities have seized
$4,000 cartridges on the Spanish frontier
destined for Carlists.
New YoEK, July 6.-Judge Morris,
counsel for Tllton, said to-day that he
had never seen case SO strongly forti-
fed i'll all points as that of his client. =
He exhibited to reporters several letters
which passed between Beecher and Til
ton to show that down to May 10, 1870,
there was no vindictiveness on the part
of Tilton toward Beecher. Morris also
showed a receipt of William Page, dated
Feb. 25th. 1869, for portrait of Beech
er, purchased by Tilton and now hang
ing IN Moulton's house, saying that in
the following year, 1870, after Mrs.
Tllton had informed her mother of her
guilty relations with Beecher, her moth.
er threatened to cut the canvas into
Sits; and Tilton, unwilling to see @ work
of art destroyed, removed it to Moul-
toms, where it still remains.
Morris also said that Mrs. ITlton's
statement concerning her husband cru
city, his locking her III room, his freez-,
ing and starving her will be shown to be
fictitious; and if there be any insanity
in the family at all the charge will not
be at the door Of Tilton, but of his wife.
1t is rumored that Moulton's state
nlent is already prepared with the help
of Gen. Butler. The services of the
latter gentleman were offered to Beech
er. The offer was not declined but was
replied to with thanks.
Moulton said to-day that he had not
said anything by tongue or pen to justi-
fy anyone in assuming that he was in
the least degree unfriendly to Beecher.
In his statement to the committee he
should characterize no actions and in
terpolate no infereuccs of his own. =
There were some papers in his posses
sion which the committee desired to OBJ
tain. He should crafty that desire, re-
cording the order in which they came,
leaving to the committee and public to
make their own inferences. He had
thus far endeavored to maintain peace
between Beecher and Iilton and should
continue to do SO, and by the removal
of the misunderstanding and through
an intelligent realization OF self interest,
he should never despair of renewing
peace. ra
The following is the latest inth Phil
;.delphia papers in regard to the boy
abduction case, which shows, how little
progress has been made in the solution
of'the mystery:
From news gained in police circles
and from private sources, it may be set
down for certainty that Charlie Ross is
in Philadelphia, and if not he is not
very far from here, if the child is NOV
ed from the city. 81 t8G
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
have ordered their managing director to
insure seventeen of their best wooden
ships at cne-third their value. The iron
vessels are all insured except the City of
Pekin and City of Tokoi, now preparing
for sea, which are to be insured for $780,
900 each.
Captain ArW. Shufeldt, Commander
A. P. Cooke, and Lieutenant Command
er H W. Phillips. all of the o. S. Navy,
have be eRa rendered positions of Cap
tains in the Pacific Mail Steamship SER