, 1874-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.

>, NEW, YonK, July 28.-Tho Brooklyn Union
eaya: "Not half the evidence Ia yet received
By the Committee. Moul.on will b. inyited to
testify beforo Beschez, vhoaa statement viii be
reserved until tho last moment. Mrs. Triton
will DO again Called and possibly Ti1ton."
Edward Ovington, at whose house Mrs. Ti1ton
Is ntoppipg says size H. perfectly calm and serene.
eHA READ TIE INTERVIEW WITH Mrs. aTaNToN,
anu pronounced 1t utterly false. 6he had been
advised by friends not to make any writton de-
nial Of statemonta from such sources.
Mrs. Ttltons children have gone to Mount
The Brooklyn Eaghs says DR.. stosrs, who Ia
now enjoying vacation at Princeton, Masa., Ia
to be summoned 70 testify as to his interview
With Tlton whom the statement Of the alleged
o6Qnka Of B1oohor Wan made,
BREouERts LRrrKns.
Beecher will not appear before tho Committee
tonight, Of tomorrow night, as ho cannot tca-
tify satisfactorily to hinaself or othels until ha
ten by him. He has kept no copies Of any let
tors hR has written. =
T11ror's TESTIMONY.
Mr.. Bage said to-day thht,' 10 the best OF Ills
testimony 10 the pu6labed statement, aud that
ho {5age} did not hear Tilton testify to Beech
er's and Mrs. Nlton's confession OF criminal
ity: Hc might have said this in an in-
formal chat with some. members Of the
Commiitoc. Mr. Clanfn BayR ho Waa not
present whom the alleged omitted testimony was
given, but understood the statements wera made
In an informal conversation on An afternoon
when no testimony Was taken. Another mem-
bet Of the Committee says Tilton came one after-
noon before them aud naid he was not we'll
enough to proceed With the testimony. 4 dosul-
tory conversation eHsuod, in which he made the
etatemnnt shout tho contesaions of Doocher. No
notes were taken Of this, as themeeting aud oon-
.veraatiou wore informal.
Tho skmo Committeeman said :
BEEoHEa's EXAMINATION,
when made, will BE- most rigid, but whether
written or not be couldn't sny. 4
The Graphic has Interviews with several Com
mit1eo1nen, who eay Deocher has no intention Of
rosguiug, aud the stories to that effoos are mere
gossip.
MR. T1LGoa WAS VISITED
this morning by number Of 1nemabera Of tho
press, but his anhwor to oil Was ST. ~ have noth-
ing further to bay In regard 70 tho case, and I
decline to bo intery1eved.". The question wan
mako over hts own signature ia refctaslon of tho
statements published, aud hiH reply waa' II
''' ' T11ros AND mourros.
It is understood that 1tr. Monlton and Mr.
TiIton wero In consultation on Sunday night,
and again yesterday morning, and it Is known
TINT Mr. Moulton IL 1t present acting under tue
advice Of Gen. Butler. He has not got been in
vitcd BY the Committee to make Ills appearance
boforo them, md 1t Ia believed that whenever he
is callod he will refuse to give hts testimony:
hIr. Tlton thinks that, in view OF the gravity Of
the charges made against hir. Beechor, and tho
magnitude which tho qnoBtion has now assumed.
Mr. Mou1ton will not toll what be knows, except
before tribunal having power to compel him to
give his evidence, and that whenever Mr. Moul-
ton doe4 npoak it must BE- in confirmation Of his
(Tlltou's) sworn stRtemont.
TII!TON ANTICIPATES.
1t Was stated yesterday eveuing by friend OF
Mr. Tilton tint he had given It Is hia opinion
that, during tho present investigation, no evil
dence would be 'adduced calculated to convict
1Ir. Boecher OF the principal charges made
against him. He believes that only such tosti-
1nouy 40 tends to establish his innocence will he
sought after, and ho thinks thin is but What
might be naturally expected from tho conhttu~
ton Of the Committee, who aro all Deecher's 9
personal friends. Their report, he believes, will
be to the effect that from the testimony brought
before thom thcy feel hound to acquit him, with
an expression perhaps Of regret thut they werc
not empowered to compel other witnesses to
testify.
TIE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
The Beeoher Investigating Committee met
again this evening at the residence Of DR..
Htorrs, with clused doora, and aajournea atter .
session lasting over three hours. Only one wit
ness was examined, but his name ana oharae
tar, or his testimony, could not bo nAcortained
Tho Committee will assemble again and continue
their inquiries tomorrow evening.