, 1874-08-06

the statements by MIS-. w O0dhuIi, Dut
you think it is of sufficient importance
for me to give it my attention, will d.
So" DR.. Storrs read Mrs. Woodruff
story and few day S later, when Tito,
visited him, said: Mr.. Tilton. I hav,
read the paper carefully, and if tn
statements are true, draw from them
conclusion" Tilton asked. ''What con
clusion?" DIR. Storrs said: First. tina
Mr.. Beecher and Mrs. Tilton had hat
criminal relations; second, you discover
edthat; third, Mr.. .Beecher received pa
per from Mrs. Tilton denying such rela
tions had ever existed ;4th, that MI. .Moul
ton got that paper from Beecher." Mr.
TiIton said, g DR.. Storrs, what if thest
stories can't be denied?" Dr.Storrs re-
piled, If these points can't be denied
1 have no advice to give-advice would
be worse than silence Tilton said to
the Doctor that he had not told. ant
could not tell him the whole truth.
General Tracy said to-day that the
Committee expect to end the whole
thing this week.
The Brooklyn Eagle says it is inform
ed and is authorized to announce thai
Henry Ward Beecher has written a let
ter to Frank Moulton, in which he earn.
estly asks and abjures Moulton to go be
fore the committee and exhibit all the
documents he has and tell all be knows
with reference to the matter in con.
troversy between Tilton and Beecher
This letter is declared to be long, ex-
plicit, earnest, unmistakable and to the
effect that Mr.. Beecher has no wish and
Moulton no alternative but for the latter
to go before the committee and fully
and frankly say all he can say, forth
with. This earnest request fropN Beech.
er. coming with request from the COM
mittee itself will reach or has reached
Moulton at Narragansett. The Brook
lyn Eagle says a witness before Beech-
er's committee last evening, was a fe~
male and that her testimony among 9th
er matters tended to. show the unrelia-
bility, inconsistent and passionate char
acter and career of Tilton and that it
covered a series of years.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 29.-Mrs. Wood
hull declares that she can force Beecher
to publicly avow the doctrine Of free
love, which he has practiced for years,
and that he will astonish and convince
the world of a new doctrine by the
depth of his experience and force of his
Pomeroy's case has been transferred
to Oswego coanty for trial.
The motion for the dissolution of the
French Assembly was defeated.
Germany issues circulars to the GreaI
Powers, urging q combination to pre-
vent further atrocities by Oarlists.
Goldsmith Maid won the race al
Cleveland yesterday, against McGee
Fullerton and the American Girl. Time
2:19s4, 2:19I and 2:2O.
Two car loads of California pears anG
plums have arrived at New York.
SAN Francisco, july 29.--Professol
L. Baldwin committed suicide to-day al
Lafayette House by taking 'prussic acid
The cause of the suicide is unknown.
James Ramsey. an employee of Mont
gomery Queens circus, was attacked by
a gang of hoodlums at the tent, They
pelted him with stones and inflicted in
juries which resulted in his death. Thi:
morning John Maloney, Joseph Ma
Ioney, and Patrick Campbell have
been arrested, accused of homicide
About 100 hoodlums took part in the af
fair.
Weather warm and pleasant.
Greenbacks, 9111a TO 50.
Phil. Caduc, the owner of the steame
Parthenus, started off for buggy rid
yesterday afternoon, with woman no
his wife. Mrs. Caduc suddenly appear
ed and tfied to drag the strange ladl
from the buggy but was prevented b,
him. She got the woman's parasol ant
Caduc and his companion drove off. NJ
arrests yet. 5rs
New YORK, July s. Later reports
from the Pittsburg disaster reduce tn
loss of life to 1J0. 96 bodies have beer
recovered.
Delegates will be sent from England
to the Brussels Congress.
Loss by fire at Liverpool docks mil
lion dollars.
Bismarck has received congratulation
from this government on his escape from
assassination. ss&Sfi
Carlists have obtained another victor,
over the Republicans near Olote. 1t II
reported that the Carlists have shot 23'
more Republican prisoners captured
from Narvillas column.
New YORK, July 29.-Ths libel cas-
against Tilton, brought by Gaynor, ha
been postponed tlllMonday for hearing
Gaynor says he acted only as Beeche
was determined to bring the facts of tn
great scandal to the notice of the Court
and public, which could not be dom
through the present committee of inves
legations.
In the Court to-day Tilton objected t.
private examination.
1t is feared that the wreck of the Cit,
of Guatamala has gone to pieces. :.
1t is reported that Germany intend
to take immediate and stringent mea
sures to prevent further barbarities b
the Carlists, if France refuses to do so
New, July 30.-The Beecher investi
eating committee had an extra session
yesterday to hasten, the conclusion 9
the case. Beecher's statement is not ye