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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., }
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March 16-1 A. N.

WASHINGTON, March l6-1 A. NJ.
Probabilities.
For New England the cloudiness will increase
during the day, with rising temperature and east
eriy to southerly winds, followed by rain during
Monday afternoon or night.
For THE MIDDLE STATES AND LOWER LAKE
REGION NORTHEAST WINDS, vEERING TO soUTHERLY,
WITH FALLING BAROMETER, RISING TEMPERATURE
CLOUDY WEATHER AND RAIN.
For the Southern States and the Ohio Valley
cloudy weather and rain during the greater por-
ton Of the day.
The temperature will rise slightly In the inte-
rior OF the Gulf States and in the Ohio Valley, with
easterly to s0uthery winds.
For the upper lake region and thence south
westward to the Lower Missouri Valley the tenn
perature will remain above freezing, with fresh to
brisk southery winds, falling barometer and posi-
bly, light rain.
The Mississippi will rise slightly at New Orleans.
The display OF cautionarv signals will be resumed
at the lake stations on April l.
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ENGLAND.
Personal Application to the Queen for Pardon
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 1876 A. N.
The Fenian Amnesty Association has decided to
present petitions for the pardon OF the convicts
to the Queen IN person.
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Waynesboro, Pa, boasts Of haunted distiI-
lery. IL Is supposed that the spirit OF the women
movement Is about preparing raid on the other
kind OF spirits.
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A MERCHANTS SUICIDE.

WORCESTER Mass, March Is, 1874.
MIR. F. A. Eldred, a prominent business man in
this city, committed suicide by cutting his throat
on saturday morning He had been i'll for several
DAYS. and Is thought to have been temporarily
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POS II s CRIPT.
MONDAY, MARCH 1873 A. M
ASHANTEE.
Prominent Prisoners from the Seat Of War.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW york HEHAlD.

LONDON, March 16, 1874.
The Times dispatches announce that the Prime
Minister OF the Ashantee King and his Captain
General have been brought prisoners to Cape Coast
Castle.
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day of last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Buiding:-
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THE CENTRAL PACIFIC AND THE SNOW.

AVeragt temperature yeSIeTuay.. ......... o3%
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year Observation-Disclosures. AZ
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SHIPPING NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
Steamer.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
n states seron &c. sufficient legal every
where no publicity required charge until divorce
granted; advice tree. 800 -. ,o,r,
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BROOKLYN COR
IA. ner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
open from A. NJ. to 9 Z. ".
on sunday from to +. NJ
INTENSIVE MANUFACTURERS SALE OF SILVER
II PLATED WARE AT AUCTION.
SIMPSON, HALL, MILLER Co., 10 JOHN STREET,
About remove to their store No 6Ie Broaawayd
will offer their entire stock of silver flatea MMrc A. 10
John street. sale at auction on wednesday
Friday and saturday, March e. ~ ~ ana 't 'sr,
sale To commence each day at 10 O'CLOCK A. ~ tare
opportunity offered TO dealers hH.ei b LOTS
RS and steamship owners 10 lay III theI sup
plies The assortment embraces every article In the line
known to the trade, Including Tea sets Vonee Trns,
Cutlery Casters Ice Pitchers GobeIs, Fruit Dishes.
Tureens Vases, Napkin Rings water coolers, &c, &C,
&c ali manufactured at their own works in Walling.
ford Conn., and warranted extra heavily plated and
1rst class III every respect
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PORT OF FEW YORK, MARCH Is, 1874.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD XUITESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE


HERALD wHTTESTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship City of Richmond (Br), Brooks Liverpool
March Liverpool 9th, win mdse and passengers 70
Dale, March 10 lat 10 40, Ion 40 80. passed bark
Barss (3D, from Mobile for Bremen; llh Lat ~ H. ION
AZ %, passed German ship showing signal letters
X, rom Bremen for Philadelphia, all well. same day
18th ls9 miles from Sandy HOOK passed steamship City
of Baltimore, bound East; same day 1870 miles from do
passed German and Anchor line steamer, bound East
steamship Colon Griffin, Aspnwall March Is, with
mdse and passengers to the Pacific Mail Steamship Co
steamship New Orleans. Clapp, New Orleans March
s. with mdse and passengers to Clark Seaman.
Steamship Mississippi Crowell, New Orleans March
g. with mdse and passengers TO Baker .
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, Charleston March
IT, with mdse and passengers to j Oulntard Co.
Steamship John Gibson, Winters. Georgetown Dc with
steamship Regulator, freeman, Philadelphia, with
mdSe and passengers to j LoriIlard
steamship state of Texas new 1850 tons), Bolger,
Chester, Pa, in ballast to G Mallory Il Co.
Ship Constantine, Creevy London and Isle Of Wight
e. days, with mdse TO Grinne Minturn d Co. II ad
strong westerly gales all the was of the bar 7th
inst but the weather being thick and having no pilot
could not in next day got pilot but was blown off
shore by the late gale Feb IS lat Az Ion 81 20, in
company with ship Washington from Liverpool tor New
York
Brig Harry, Brown Demerara "a days. with sugar to
Leaycraft X Co; vessel TO Simpson Clapp. Has been
days of the Deaw are, with heavy NV winds.
Schr j Hall, Sheen, Newbern, NC, 9days with lum-
Der to order. Is bound TO Perth Amboy.
schr simpson, Jackson. Virginia.
Schr Ocean Wave, Zeluf, Virginia.
Schr S Bright Smith, Portland DAYS with lumber
to Cole Benson.
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cargo OF corn the us revenue cutter Coiiax took of
the paIn and brought him this city night
for assistance The crew remained on board arr sslng
In very exposed position, IT Is feared that they as
well the weasel have experienced rough handling
during the high winds which have prevailed for the past
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STATEMENT on HENRY WARD RrrcHrn.

The great length Of this important docu-
Inent precludes our giving anything more
thsn general synopsis Of lis contents.
Mr. Beecher first directs the attention OF
me committee To his statement OF July %
pelng, - ne says. "a comprehensive a a
solemn denial to charges made by Theodore
luton AGAINST me. That denial now repeat
snn reNfiirm.' His detailed statement or
narrative opens As follows:
feui ,sis ago heodore Til,on fell from one
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10 harm Theodore In his home or his business,
and with inexpllcaDle sorrow, boti blamed and
defended Mrs. Triton In one breath %
Mr.. Moulton proposed that Mr.. Beecher
should write friendly letter 10 Mr.. Tilton,
expressing his sorrow. To this Mr.. Beecher
demurred, but said that he (Moulton) might
report the substance of the interview 10 him.
And from the disjointed sentences and frag.
ments Of what Mr.. Beecher uttered, the
famous apology was drawn up by MIR.
Moulton. or this document Mr.. Beecher
says:
This paper of Moult0ns was a mere memo
randum OF points 10 be used by him in f.tting
forth my feelings. That 10 contains after and
points derived from me ~ without doubt. hui
they were put into sentences by HIM and ex-
pressed as he understood thsm not my words,
but as hints OF my figures aud letters 10 be used
by him In converslng with 1ilton. lie did
not read the paper 10 me, nor did | read
II, nor have ! ever seen II or heard IL read
that remember. until its r. cent publication
Alter IL was finished M0ulton asked me II would
sign Il said no; IL Was not my letter. lie re-
piled that IL woald have more weight n | would
Ia some way indicate that he was authorized III
some distance below the writing, aud upon a
lower margin, indicated that had committed
the docums Mt in trust 10 M,aliton, and signed
tifs line thus written 10y me.
Mr.. Beecher was subsequently informed by
Mouton that this paper had been destroyed.
to Mrs. Tilton, in which he SAYS that when he
saw her last he "did not expect to be alive
many days" Mr.. Beecher says that the al
fusion was To the fact that at that time he
believed he was threatened with apoplexy or
paralysis, which might take him Oh at any
time.
Mr.. Beecher also states that money has
been obtained from him by Tilton in consid-
cradle sums-at first some $1,000, and again
at one time 5000, TO raise which sum he was
obliged TO mortgage his house. Finally a
square demand was made by his 'confiden-
tial friend tMoultoHD that II 5000 more was
not paid the charges would be laid before the
public. This, Nr. Beecher says, he considered
black-mail in it, blacklist form, and refused
10 pay cent further.
In conclusion. MIR. Beecher courts the full
est investigation. and says, in reference TO the
Whoever Is buried with il, il is
time that this abomination be buried below
all touch or power OF resurrection
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Lungs or Stomach. Skin or Bones.
Flesh or Nerves.

CoRRUPTING THE SOLIDS AND vIT1ATT
THE FLUIDS.
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Portraits OF Royalty.

The Prince of Wales presents the APP
pearance of "A stout and amiable middle
aged gentleman. large in the neck and
bald-headed. He was i'm plain citizens
dress. and wore gorgeous button-hole
bouquet. He has been accused OF many
excuses. but his face is pleasant and free
from the evidence of vicious indulgences.
He Is a very intelligent and agreeable
looking gentleman, and when one consid-
ers the facilities he has had for being led
into temptation. il must be confessed,
think, that he has taken good care OF him
sell. His appearance confirms his reputa-
ton here a that OF a kindly and clever
good fellow. The Princess of Wales Is the
winner of hearts for the royal family. Her
pensiye beauty has faded but little. and her
happy taste in dress and her airy grace ex-
cite general admiration. | should have
noted carefully how this fair princess was
dressed. but her sister-in-law. the Crown
Princess of England and Germany, came
in view. with the tall, bronzed soldier.
with close-clipped hair. and tawny beard,
the Crown Prince, hsr husband. The
contrast between the distinguished couples
was strongly marked. The Prince and
Princess of Wales seemed shade festive.
They were smiling and gracious, with,
perhaps one may say, a little OF the glitter
of the opera or fairy tale. The other
couple were serious and plain. clothing
dark, features grave-meaning business.
A more soberly dressed and unpretending
couple than the future Emperor and En-
press OF Germany were not in Dean STAN
ley's congregation that crowded the an
cient abbey.-Mtrdt Hatstedd.
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MISCELLANY.

LONG AGO


Blue was the sky above our head
And green the grasses under ioot,
The flowers their sweetest perfume shed
And blushed the rose nom stem 10 root,
w hat time We wandered, hand IN hand,
Nv country lsnes and fragrant walks,
I'm thai dear dim, enchanted land
OIloye and light and happy talks
The land You know,
OfLong Ago.
Where you were belle and was b.as
The suuniesf smile, the bonniest face.
That ever flushed 81 touch Of lip,
The queenlest form in all the place,
Beyond hope OF riyalship,
The neaiest foot that ever brushed
The dew irom on the mountain heather,
Where thine, tlarette, what TINE We crushe'
The purple grapes Oh lite together
That time. you know,
Long, Long Ago,
When you were belle and was beau
Well, WELL how fact the years have rolled
lis more thHn thirty, dear. since Then,
And YOU she ml-are stout and old,
And I, IN, goutiess OF men.
We have been all these years apart
You did me cruel wrong, Clarette-
But still huttsring at my heart
Attest | do not quite forget
The love, you know,
OF Long Ago,
When yeu were belle and was beau.
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EVERY one knows that a cold or cough
ought not to be neglected, and that il IL j. not
attended 10 IN season, il may result fatally.
Our advice is TO take care of il before IL IL too
late, and use DR.. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar
Cordial, which can be had OF any druggist.
DIR. Wishart's Worm Sugar Drops are the best
remedy for worms ever discovered.-COm
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AN Irishman found a Government
blanket recently, and rolling il up put il
under his arm and walked off. saying
" Yis, that's moine-U for Pathrick, ard
; for McCarty; be me sowl, but this learn.
in is foine thing, as me fayther would
say for if hadn't an edication wouldn't
have been aither findin' me blanket
Danburv Netos
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A PAIR Of shoes will cost YOU only cents
more with a SILVER TIP on than without.
and IL will add twice the cost OF the shoe to
their wearing value.
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Price rs cts. per Box. Sold by Druggists,
Read FALSE AND TRUE"

Send one letterstamp 10 RADwAY A CO.. No. -
Warren street, New York. Information worth thou
sands will be sent YOU
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IT'S THE ONLY POSITIVE CURE FOR
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb Diseases. Gravel Diabetes, Drop
sy. stoppage OF Water. Incontinence OF Urine,
Brights Disease Albuminuria. and In all cases where
there brick-d deposits Chronic Rhe umatism.
scrofula. Glandular Swelling, Hacking Dry Cough.
Cancerous Affections, syphLlitc Complaints, Bleed
ing of the Lungs Dyspepsia Water Brasil Tic DOulOu-
reux. White swellings Tuinors Ulcers Skin and Hip
Diseases Mercurial Diseases, Female Complaints,
sumption. Liver Complaints. Ulcers In the Throat,
Mouth, 1umors, Nodes in the GLANDS and other parts
OF the system. Sore Eyes strumornus Discharges
fromthe Ear and the worst forms OF skin Diseases.
FruptiOns. Fever Sores, Scald Head. Ring Worm.
salt Rheum. Erysipelas. Acne. Black Spots, Worms
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curative range Of this wonder Of Modern Chemistry.
snd few d.-s' use will prove any person using 10
for either ofthese forms Of ciseasets potent power
to cure them.
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REGULATING PILLS f!

Perfectly tasteless elegantly costed with sweet gum.
purge, regulate purify. cleanse and strengthen. RAD
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minerals deleterious drugs.
Observe the following symptoms resulting from
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burn, Disgust OF Food Fullness Of Weight IN the
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the Pit OF the Stomach. Swimming OF the Head, Bur
red and Difficult Breathing Fluttering at the Heart.
Choking or Sunocatlng sensations when IN Lying
Posture Dimness Of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight Fever and Dull Pain In tho Head. Deficiency OF
Precipitation, Yeowncss Of the skin and Eyes. Pain
IN the side. Chest, Limbs, and Sudden Flusfes OF
Heat. Burning In the Flesh.
A few doses OF RAILWAYS PILLS will free the
eIstem from an The aboye.naned dlsorders.
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R1DWAY'S
READY RELIEF T!
Tho Cheapest and Best Medicine for
Family Use in the World!
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OUR SUMNER RESO RTS.
I0rdan's White sulphur Springs
OOEpAE'S WHITE SULPHU SPRINGS,
STgPHENsoN's DEPOT p. o., VA,

STEPHKNsoN's DEPOT P. o., VA,
Tuesday, August 18th, 1874
DEAR STAR:-once more we are located at this
most health giving and delightful of the many
Virginia springs. Our surroundings are OF the
pleasantest. Enclosed by gentle hills we have
all the advantages of so called "mOun.ain air.,
and with none of its disadvantages, such a.
heavy dews and extreme changes at nightfall
The evening shades bring their strengthening
tOnics in so gradual and salubrious a manner
that the morning finds every one refreshed and
invigorated without the usual colds and cough
so frequently attending ones life at these re-
sorts. Our table for its numerous dainties is
famed both far and wide. The cream and honey
are really unsurpassed, whilst the bread, vege-
tables, meats and other customary settings
forth, are good enough for the most fastidious
The company is truly and rarely agreeable
Few, indeed, of a fashionable tendency and
many whole souled, warm hearted people from
Baltimore, Washington and Maryland.
The last "calicC ball" (AugUst 5th) was real
success. one of the very best burlesques-as il
was intended to be from the start-that we ever
on the evening OF August l3th-nsxt Thurs
day-snd we al promise ourselves a treat then
in the way Of dancing, with good music, hand
some ladies, and fine looking gentlemen.
regret to say-but a few families, among th em
DR. Ashford, wife and child; Mrs. Outright,
Mrs. McFalls and children; Mr.. VarnelI, wife
and children; Mr.. G.. T.. Patteu; MIR. Hable
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman and children.
The BaltimOreans have long since learned to
appreciate and patronize this spot, and yearly
iOi III the dIunHg NislUOrs. we nave
some hundred and fifty altogether, with many
little children, who delight most Justly in run
ming about the lawn and hillsides, entirely free
from any danger, and most rapidly gaining
strength OF limb, with increased animation of
spirits.
The sulphur water is so well known, and has
been 30 long recommended by medical gentle
men. as to need but this slight mention. The
new chalybeate spring has been much improved
since last summer, and its water is now limped
as pure as crystal. There is also an iron spring
N a q n q i'm hnil
This locality-beihg of slate formation, and
the rain therefore quickly sinking into the
grounds widely famous for It's marvellous dry
ness. The dews are very light and sometimes
scarcely perceptble, even by delicate or debil-
itated persons. Ii anybody yet hesitates-or is
son the fence"-as to where a few weeks NAV
be passed In the most beneficial and agreeable
manner, we can truly and earnestly recommend
Jordan's Springs. More anon. N.Y.
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Triton Beeclner.


INV YORK, August ia mass OF letters
covering dates from 1865 10 IS15 have been
given TO correspondents by Theodore Tilton for
publication in Chicago. They will probably
appear o-day or tomorrow.
MORE ABOUT MUTUAL MOULTON's STATEMENT
Moulton this morning. assured a reporter that
hls statement will not be made public to-day
lie refused TO answer other questions put to
him as TO when the statement would be given
the statement would be given 10 the press, but
again said that be thought that IL would not be
surrendered until Beecber had testified, when
both would be given together.
MoULToN AND THK LETTERS.
NV YORK, August l2.-rhere Is good auth
0rity Tor the following statement, That Frank
Moulton only laid before the committee the let
tiers OF IiltOn and Beecher called for by the
committee, which were quoted or referred to i'm
Iiton's statement; that Moult0n intended 20
hand over all letters in bis possession, bat upon
consultations held at his house on Sunday an
Monday bstween himself, his father, BENJAMIN
Butler anN> Ii. L. Tracy, il was decided
that the best course 10 pursue was 20 stick 70
the letter OF the request, which was ID furnish
those documents which bore upon the case as
presented in TIltOn's statement. This was done.
II If not cenled by party who was present az
The consultations that there are other letters,
but the exact nature OF their contents will not
De diyulged by Frank MOultOn unless he is
compelled TO do 30 by high court Of law.
whether they involve the criminality of
Beecher or not, or whether they justify tbs
charges made by Tilton, could not DC ascer-
tained.
BgECHRR TO TESTIFY ro-NrGHr.
NRW YORK, August l2.-The Brooklyn Edgls
ment will MI at least eight columns OF the
Edgle,
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NIB. BERCHgR's CHILDRRS.-Mr. Beeeher's
family consists of Mr.. Henry Beecher, the
fathers house on the Heights, and is in the in
surance business in the firm Of Beecher & Ben
edict, Court street, Brooklyn. He is past thirty,
and was colonel in the late war. The second
son, william, is Yale graduate OF twenty
three, and studying in a Brooklyn law Office.
Herbert is eighteen, the youngest Of the family,
and is an undergraduate of Amherst College.
The only daughter is Mrs. Harriet ScoyIile,
wife of q minister In Norwich, n. Y. Mr..
Henry Beecher's wife Is the sister Of his part
ner, and daughter of Mr.. Benedict, q residen ut
OF the Heights. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ward
Beecher have buried two or three young chill
dren.