, 1874-08-27
can te made before II A. NJ. at No. 8,
Hicks street, Brooklyn.
Your obedient servants,

can be made before II A. NJ, at No. 8.
Hicks street. Brooklyn.
Your obedient servants.
fH Shearman & Sterling.
| The Brooklyn Argus to-day reports
Moulton as speaking as follows: "All
the world knows my honor has been i'm
pugned, and I shall publish my state
ment in full, exactly as it was written al
first. 1t is already in the printer
hands. He sad his printer had prom
ised him that everything should be rea-
| dy in time for hisr Statement to appea,
in the morning and evening journals Of
Saturday next. eo.
The prospect of report from the in
vestigating committee on Friday is so
good that the trustsees have directed
the large church to be made ready for
use, in case the lecture room proves in-
adequate to accommodate the number
who doubtless will desire to be present.
Nothing but now unforeseen circum-
stances will preven. the report from be-
ing made at that time.
Sou CRY. Aug. ia report comes
from Fort Sully this evening tina. In
dians to the number of 400 made an at
tack upon Custar's expedition ON the
18th, and were repulsed with heavy
loss. Custar's loss is reported to be go
killed and wounded.
| CHICAGO, Aug. 19.--A fire at Shelbin,
Mo-, this morning destroyed s large
stores and several minor buildings in
the business centre of the town. Loss
$50, 600 to $4,000; insurance $4,000 to
10000. r~ .,4r otr.-yf
CINCINNATI, Aug. 1S.-About %, 900
votes were polled to-day in this city,
Majority for the new Constitution is
6. 500; for license, II, 900; for minority
representatives, S43. kallgst
| CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-Lord Defferin,
Governor General of Canada, left this
evening for the Dominion via Detroit.
He will visit number of Canadian
citizens on his way to Ottawa, and after
resting few days in Toronto, will visit
New York.
KINGSTON, Ont, Aug. 1S.-A number
of prominent citizens will leave on
Thursday for Alexandria Bay to visit
Chief Justice Waite, ex-Vice President
Breckenridge and Governors of four
States of the Union.
BAYoNNE, Aug. .1S.-Carlists Chieftain,
Testany, has captured Soldner DeUrgAl,
a city 67 miles northeast of Londia
The fighting was desperate and losse:
heavy on both sides. An immense
quantity of stores fell into the hands Of
the Carlists. .t..- -r .f..rre5
AsprNwALL, Aug. IS. = Co nmander
Gonzales of the Magee outrage notarie-
ty and his accomplice, Bulnez, have
been tried by Coart Martial and the for
mer sentenced years penal servitade,
and Bulnez years. The sentences
await the action of the Governor.
New YoRK, Aug. 19.-The Tribune
shows EXPLICITLY that recently taken
course of the Beecher case came from
Moulton's friend. VIM. c. Kingsley, who
openly avowed that Moulton' own safe
ty was at stake. For this reason he
wanted to stop the proceedings and con
tributed personally to Mrs. Tilton,
whose friend he was. At conference
between Kingsley, Moulton, Moulton' s
father, Henry Woodruff and others, il
was decided that Moulton should not
meet the attacks on Beecher nor defend
Tilton further than by submitting the
papers called for by the committee
Gen. Butler advised the suppression O
/ the long statement he had under prepar
, alton.
Speaking of the published reference,
to him as black mailer, a member O
the committee says the books of Moul
tons firm show memoranda sustainin.
Beecher's statement about the paymen
of money. His story is that Moultor
advanced money to Tilton and repait
himself by taxing Beecher. G
WAsH1NGroN, Aug. 10. = The mai
route between Olympia and Victoria. B
c., which was suspended on account Of
high prices is again advertised. Bids
are to be opened Oct. 20. This is the
third advertisement of this route. The
old contract was at S16,235. The low
est bid on the last adv ertisement was
$34, 900. Proposals are also invited for
services from Tacoma, the terminus OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad, to Victo-
ria.
i. CHArLEsroN, Aug. 30 Advices from,
Georgetown state that the town is still
crowded with negroes and colored mill
tia, guarding the Jail. An order was
received from Gov. Moses to-day for
the colored militia to be ready to go to
Georgetown Tomorrow. The militia
was summoned but only twelve respond
ed. The Adjutant General failed to ar
rive to take command and the troops
were dismissed.
| NEW York, Aug. 20.--Secretary Fish
declares that the story Of the prepared
cession of Porto Rico to Germany is
without foundation. He says the alIep-
ed dispatches are forgeries..
INDIASAPoLIs. Aug. 90 Geo. G. Hard
ing. editor Of the Indianapolis Herald,
shot Mr.. Moritz, Appointment merchant.
They had been warm friends and their
social relations were intimate. Moritz,
| who 10 O voorriod y,o,, obo,& 1n -x....