, 1874-12-14

wA8 q HurErap to oil tho Dthor lnTyof1 Of hlr.
cool,vr n1ld tho aottloment without ar; naoom- tM
Col. 0oorge waH In Drookfyn on "Wednesday. n1ts
lle waH not prosort at tho court proceedings. ne
Expressed. privately, aecsdea sattnfactson a. lug
rcnult OF his consultations with Con. Bitlor ana
tho SUCCESSFUL iRsuo Of llpir united efforts.
GEN. rnrolt'a VERSION.
Con. Rpgar 4. Pryor, Ii, rcply 10 Inquiries as
to tho circusnEtancoR Of tho compromise. OK
nDA in"ont. "raouday about o'elocls,a saii 6o,
" 1IiBs prnotor'n bratler ca1no to my otlicp with
q gentleman, md In q few minutes lo aud !
agreed upon general proposition. Ho naiA lis
Ilod tiat Air. Moulton did not dosiro to harm
MHa Proctor. aud II lo lad supposed TINT any
body would laya known who ho alluded TO-, llo
would not havo published what no did,. told
him that hls. hlonlton VAS noble. cliyalrons
fellow, and would bo yory prompt to make tho
u,nontle honorabo. but, naid Mr. Proctor. Two
tto bnmoloae, and certaly ought nut to 10 pnt
to tha axponsa Of this trial. 'qortatmly uot,
thought inyaclt, and told lin 50, Then Con:
Dutlor MAS tolcgraplod for, aud no woro to moot
rms buny that .tay, and Didn't go oyer, and
hardly ha. time to GET t. into t'o+,n court
Tint tnteryio1, or wLothor tho Graphio
auit and thu indictment ol Aloulton by Hiss
Proctor arc embraced III tho tofna Of gottlcnlci,t
as roportcd, but know that was tho Idea I'm.
SsIn aessa Il ts Sy wss s ss overtars y sa aea
Pryor anid: ''No; friond Of Aors whom nlao
hnl knoun 20 yoata-a achoolmato--came oTnr
and | met him at tho Astor House aud 40 break
tasted togetlser. That was the trat ntop. Thia
friond's imgu1so waa this, 7 will rcacno this
womnu. Thoy aro crushing her botwuon tho
upper and neither nihtono.' Ills theory WIS
that tho 13ccchor pooplo did not caro for hor at
all Thou ho gaw llor md hor brother and
Charloa storra and her rrlcuds individually. aud
| it was all liked np Wednesday, morning ut ths
| Astor House. l am told tho Booollcr lawyers
wero very ayorso to it. They Moro playing on
our slauk all tho time By this suit and Of course
mont. Now you gce no nro froe.'
| al. DEEC1lER INDIGNANT.
Tho manner in which tho Alonlton caso wan
concluded caused ntrong oxpreAnlons Of tliaaatis-
nor Alr. Shoarman knew Of tho lrnarrangonlent
aud both woro astonishod whom they learned on
Thursday morning that tho Rcforoo had ctosod
ti,s cano without calling hlr. Dcoehor to toatfy,
or giving him an opportunity to braud Moulton
AZ liar tn naming li.ln ua Tho authority for tho
statement libo!onB OF hlisu Proctor. .IIo claimed
ttat 1fonlton should llaYo 1ecn driven out OF
S9ayt fully exposed not ony 1;, f9r forsins so
Ing him for authority for it,. Mr.. Dccchcr
was especially Indignant On discovering tLat
Judge Fullerton had lott the. court-rooIn
viii co'nmonlati0n a,t Of Of h9ul.on %itt on hia III
closing tue case, had heon allowed to anooriugly
declare that with oil their admissions tlloy ha
not admitted that thoir olic,t Ind not bocu told
tho libelola tno by A1r. Beochor. 1lo declared
tho settlement great injustlce to him, and do
rnandcd tint the case bo roopono1. TO give him
Ill opportunity to brand tin liar rs no dcaoryod
5Ir. Gonjan,,M D. Silliman, tho Relorca III thu
case, statel yesterday that Ar. 1oecher had gons
fur as to suggest an much to him. mud that lie
had l,nou cosnrUlled to roply that tho caso hat
bceu E,.1snea up u,,d cloavd. aud that 1t cou!s
nos again bo oaA.nincd into. 1{r. Ucechor solilt
hayo probably takou turthor action by applying
to TIM Court 10 which Alr. binan will report
hus Slr. ESartu, after leaving tho courtroom =
tlo conclusion nf tho sfEunont oil the bill .
particulars, oonell9totl with hlm and disauadct
him from prcucnt action.