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MoRERLY, Mo.
Heavy Fire Loss ut Ausable Forks,

WHITEHALL, n. r., Dec. 15.-The
nail factory, rolling mill, machine shops
and all the buildings on the south side
of Ausabio River, at Ausablo Forks,
belonging to tho J. & J. J. Rogers iron
company, burned this morning. Loss
about $125, 900; partly insured.
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=. MIR. Brand. elected By the liberals
q member Of the British Parliament for
the borough Of .Stroude, has been un-
seated for bribery. VT II. .:.sJ. ~. = RI,
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A GOOD lNNESTMEN4az1=!
With PIobable Chance Of ealizlng Largely
d. ANVIL BUY II SHARE IN TaK UNpER-. 0ss=S ..
ta =.#@H9 SoGfO "--- HEnTI0NRU RIAL ESTATE

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL OF
have lately, KNOWN I come INTO poassT
Summit four hnorea :a te ~
looking 70 the conpoa
disposed OF the Pupoe "
purchase
Of Managers
The market
(l) Residence Judge staa On
between and Rice
the the Union 2
he with oePo 81 IT,
ssns Ise airy Which, may By las
heated
business rsnden it as derabe
) and between Summit aud
Goodrich ubdded building an acre each
9) Summit Park Addition value $4,000 a..
summit
residence
o. SEX Of Section No a. Rose Township
both soil and
the Indus
Immediately adjoining that which the School now oe'
In addition the above have been made wit" tue following
Daily and Weekly Papers,:
ST ST. f P4SE PsFAtcu, %&sEh&9
| WANDERER.
thei equen
| weeklie.
property class and most eubly situated
will he built time church "hh
institutions Add to this
will rapidly
!
the he divided
into EACH
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Daily and Weekly Papers
ST. PAUL PRESS,
ST. PAUL DISPATCH,
ST. PAUL PIONEER.


(25xl76 with alltn
Summit uOOx2O)
Lot ton Roseoale Park
IL Goodrich in Roedae Park
Lot IN Goodrich in Rosedae Park
Lot OF Victoria
$0OO
ox25 5Ox5O Grand
and Rosedaie Park Addition,
average valuation each
and blocks ON John
residence, lots at $3.50, lots at
IS Lots belonging the Catholic Orphan Asylum 80:
Lots Section Town 49, Range the Cath
olic Industrial School property valued at $3.50 each:
its Shs reholders,
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-
distribution FIRST OF MARCH,
Board
o
Prince (Trea<1 Cashier Of
shall Deeds all been deposited with him.
a urDshed
Catholic Industrial School,
Thomas Grace st. Paul n +; w. krn1 Hastings,
Stephen Newell, Hastings
athia Koch. Saltwater
Louis Demeuls, John Tenvoode, st. Cloud
I'm o Rochester
H. Tinme, John F. Meaghe, Mankato
VIM IL W Brown, Austin
Charles MKenna, Fanlaut
st
| j. FRAL1CK, Manager
Savings of
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fine, 1 could now perceive plainly
that her almost loquaeious
manner was due entirely to
her feeling i'll at case in my presence
and it was not till we began to. be bet
ter acquainted that she appeared her
true self: Happy in this explanation,
the moments sped fast. As one by one
quilted the deck with tho advance of
the evening, I observed my companion
glance timidly around, and, when the
the only remaining lady, beside her.
self) left, she also rose, in a quiet,
dignified way, and said it was later
than she imagined. l could offer no
possible reason for OBTAINING her.
conducted her to the door of her state.
room, and ventured to offer my hand as
] wished her goodnight. She took it
with naturalness. 1t thrilled me to the
heart. 4 shall see you in the morning.
she said, swcetly, when you bring vii.
lie back to me- 'Confound the boy
I muttered to myself, as hurried away,
lhad forgotten all about him.
''The little fellow was sleeping sound.
~ when l entered my stateroom. He
had taken the lower berth, which struck
me as an impcrtinent proceeding, till
reflected that the boy might have
thought the upper one was the most
desirable. As l looked upon his innocent
face as it lay upturned, saw traces oil
resemblance to the mother. and nv
heart softened towards him. Besides,
was in an ecstatic state, and felt friend.
ly to the whole human race. I Law
awake more than an hour. will not
undertake to describe my emotions OF
the tua,ultuous thoughts which filled
my breast. My time has come said
to myself. After: all these years with.
out heart interest, here am, gone
beyond reclaim! Twill endure no sus.
pense; tomorrow shall decide my fate.
Solacea By this resolution, I fell asleep.
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MIR. BOWEN'S LIBELS.

Doctor Demas Barnes came before Justice Morse,
In Brooklyn yesterday, and, waving examination
on the charge OF malicious libel brought against
him by Henry G. Bowen, gave bail to await the
action OF the Kings county Grand Jury in the
matter.
NEW SUIT AGAINST THE EAGLE.
summons and complaint were yesterday served
upon Mr.. Thomas Kinsella editor Of the Brooklyn
Eagle, In second suit by Mr.. Bowen for 800, 900
damages, the complaint being as foows:-
The GUY Court Of Brooklyn, Kings Counfy-Henry G. Bowen
pianua' against ,he Brooklyn Daay Eags and Thomas
The plaintiff complains and aIeges-For first cause
L. Thar the defendant the Brooklyn Doav Ezore at
the times hereinafter mentioned and now is cor
poraffon, duly created organized and existing under
and by virtue OF the laws Of the state York doing
business at the city OF Brooklyn.
toned AID now is the proprietor and publisher OF
anewspaper known as the Brooklyn Duly Edgb, pub
ltshed at said city. -
newspaper
That prior TO the publication OF the libel hereinafter
mentioned defendants published aud caused to pub
Ished IN said newspaper, an alleged interview with
That plaintiff denied that said alleged interview
took place and brought an action lhis Court against
these Defendants 70 recover damages Tor the publication
That on August e. 1874 the defendants and ssch Of
them published ana caused TO be published in said
paper Of and concerniDk the painful certain false and
malicious libel, OF which the following Is a copy
QUESTION or yERACrY--AFTIDAvIT VINO
INTERVIEWED BOWEN.
so lar AZ the interview complained of bv Bowen
ALOHA" napcerned tia 1asIS aaarts nov what II hss
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asserted from the nrs that The interview genuine,
Mr. hss
ter may be taken out OF the domain OF mere assertion
Interviewer Mr.. Henry G. Bowen on the occasion in
ok as ss Rsssz ssH:n against
being duly that ne Is By ayoestion report
thai I he Ss: 1sad the Complaint Of the pians in
above entitled action thar dsponent { the reporter
the plaintiff in this action and had with said plaintiff
Deponent that the article published said Eagle
sna sopd in saa complain as an interview with ad
thar dsp9nent hsa with plaintiff the interview therein
use OF ne and utterances ascrbed HIM In
That said interview. published and copied aere
on at
o. saia bewen on the corner o. Willow and clark
maj poness reported tie remarks Of said Bowen.
said publication is In no wise libsilo9s s .nv,vorr
Sworn to before me this asth dsx NJ Ss o VIZ
d. VEEDEs, Commissioner OF Deeds
e-Planhr repeats and alleges each and every matter
as sa s aSd
repeated ana again alleged -
them published and caused 10 be published in said
sse Ss NJ es e
"fhe Eagle has virtually driven Bowen away from the
haunts Of men before this and it expects to stamp out
MIN and all his allies who belong order netarious
moral monstrosities."
ants Tor 100000 with the costs and disbursements Of
THE SUED REPORTER.
Mr. McDermott, the reporter OF the Brooklyn
Eagle against whom Mr. Bowen has commenced
an action OF libel for $50, 900 damages yesterday
gave BAH at the Sherf's once in ST. 600, and was
released from custody. Mr.. Bowen's suit Is
founded upon the following anldavit
Kings County, ss-Charles F. Briggs, being duly
/. am edhor OF the newspaper known as the Brook
yn DAILY Union know each OF the parties to this ac-
& On or about August H. 1874, the defendant James
Mcpermott, came to the office OF the Brooklyn Daily
Snos and then and there me TO publish IN the
which The following is a COPY. .u.,. - ,s,.
TO EDITOR BROOKLYN UNION
In yonr edit,on OF yesterday appeared an extract
which he denies the truth Of an interview had with him
concerning Mr. Beecher and published in the Eagle OF
"In relation thereto. permit me to state that 1t was
with me Mr. Bowen had the conversation on Thursday
lips and with the exception Of one or two unimportant
statements the whole was but reiteraton Of what he
that is attributed him by me- but also much that s
charges by Mr. Hilton utter inslgniicance
alongside Ct the disgusting innuendoes which Mr. Bowen
And now, thing for the present published
sole originator and most active cntvator Of this whole
scanda and for urher proof Of this refer to
nm conclusion venture to predict that Mr. Bowen
subject from yours very respectfully xcnppworr
The said James xcpermott also them and ,Sere told
me that he said McDermott had written and was the
author Of the alleged interyew With Henry Bowen.
COPY OF which Is set forth In the eidsyit Of psntih
sworn to before me this Gath day OF August 1slNH H.
ANGEL, Notary Public Kings county, New York
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THOMAS GAYNOR,S WICKED WORK.

An Alleged Large Hardware Defnlc ton
In Chambers Street.-The Accused Ar
rested by n Deputy Sheriff and Gives
Bail I'm $4,000.
The Stanley Rule and Level Company are large
hardware house doing manufacturing business,
the city gHch of which is at No So Chambers
street. TM company had formerly in their
employment, as superintendent of the New York
branch, nun named Thomas Caynor, who re-
ceived large salary the utmost confidence
being placed in his integrity and business capacity
In 1871 he dissolved his connection with the nrm
In mysterious manner, after having had sole
charge for long while OF It's accounts, receipts
and disbursements. The accounts were kept
through a bookkeeper, who made all the entries
az desired by the head OF the house, Gaynor. In
stead OF creoiting the moneys received in proper
manner 1t Is alleged that Gaynor had appropriated
large sums rom time to time, and the
firm assert that 1t Will take $4,000 to cover
these deialcatons, while other hardware
firms In Chambers street declare that the alleged
defalcations OF Gaynor wnl exceed 100000, AS
long ago as August Judge Sedgwick issued an
order OF arrest, which was served on Gaynor and
he was arrested by depty sheriff and neld to bail
IN $4,000 TO await trial. HIS present employer,
warren +. Shattuck, hardware merchant OF No.
113 Chambers street, offered himself as one surety,
while Edward Phelan, OF No. los South Filth street,
Brooklsn. offered himself As the other
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PORT OF NEW YORK. AUG. %, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Oceanic Br Jennings Liverpool via Queens
town-k COrtlS
Steamship Egvnt Br, Grogap, Liverpool via Queens
town. W Hurst
Steamship California Bp, Ovenstone, Gasgow-Hen.
derson Bros
Bark Burger daus stou, Liverpool-Funch. Edge
Bark Agur Nor) Olsen. Copenhagen Edge &
Co.
Bark America Ger Roper, Bremen-E Unkart
Bark Anna 0Ger), Jessen, Hamburg-Funch, Edge
Co.
Bark Ruggiero Primo dtaD Ruggiero, Trieste-Lauro
Storey 4 Co.
Bark Kalmis (Br), Day, st Johns MFR Borland.
Brig Myronus, Higgins, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Henry.
Brig Grace Kelly lBr), Harnett, Ballad Amsinck
Brig Emma Dean (Br). Plummer Curacao and st John,
PR-TheO Foulkes.
Brig Eruestinc, Mantle, Havana-Brett, Son Co.
Brig Sportsman Blanchard, Csrdenas-R Buck
Co.
Brig Cora (Br. Henderson, Sydney. CB-Boyd Hnc-
ken.
Brig Anna Knight Davis. Portiand-J H Winchester
L Co.
schr Adeliza, Hinckley, Asplnwall via Antigua and
Pascagoula-Miler 4 Houghton.
Schr Impulse ORR, Curtis, 1ruxo-Leaycraft Co.
Schr Mort ern Home (Br) Barbados-Peniston Co.
schr Caledonia (Br). Layton, Windsor NS-C w Der.
teaux.
Schr Casco Lodge. Pierce, Portland-C Hatch.
Steamer Bristol. Wallace, PhnadelDhiA-Jas Hand.
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surety. Mr. Snattuck swore that he
resident OF Newtown, Queens county and
had house and lot valued at $l2.500 and bearing
a $4,000 mortgage at No. 229 East rhirty-seventh
street, while Mr.. Phelan testified that his house
and lot IN Brooklyn, where he resides was valued
at $1,000. The sureties were accepted. The ac-
cused, Gaynor, has quite the look OF dashing
ladies' man, and 1t Is not known how he spent the
money which he is alleged TO have taken.
The representative man OF the STAN
ley Rule and Level Company, on being
interrogated declared with truthful and bland
weeks ago, and it was only yesterday that the
Sherif's subordinates thought tit to make the mat
ter public. But the strangest part OF all Is that
the accused has been arrested nearly three years
after the period in which it Is charged that ne
committed the defalcations. When arrested IL Is
said that he became very pale and said TO friend,
"We 1t is not the first Gaynor that has dlsgraced
himself.u
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yovdshl;. Aug T. a seaman named Henry Havelock
died Of the same disease.
BRIG HATTIE X WHEELER at Baltimore from sagus
lost mate and one seaman from yellow lever
se 61ss.I stanhoPs which sailed from Hsysna
the master Capt winners and her second mate Capt
whmoTe was left n Havsns sick. and The second mate
WITH her on the present trip The castaa lay well up
sand for the works at the Navy Yard went
0 BY the Sosr Killing john
capt senso1 and ANDREW johnson were washed over
through the exertions OF Mr. John Dean who tied q
the person OF Capt Benson and bro usht him TO shore
scHs EVA which arrived in Beaufort Harbor about u
OF shoa Aug a. %hers She Ssa ssea sanea
since the nth she was bound to wilmington, No but
which she sailed for repairs
scnR SETH sMIra Bowers, at Galveston 10Th g. from
was struck by lightning which shattered the head Of
through the jibboom.
ns, WITH put back Lewe DEL 18th
STEAMER FOLEY, at Wilmington, NC, 25th from Bal
an IN npS the D night bs S ns
meantime becoming badly strained.
PSnTLaSD Aas 2mThe new ship F Sargent launched
al pa 3 n Pc wSsf 70 @ !ss w d g
rugged and fitted tor sea-
me cos camps s9pysra Ans
Co. and Is the last Of the six steamers built at that yard
cat. AS yard s Of ASs
is #; breadth Of beam feet; depth Of hold Is Feet
E having DSHe IN aaed
good carrier as well as fast s.er She Will doubtless
kiiham, Loud co and Others She win be commanded
al gss! Boston, s'i 9th inst from the yard Of Messrs
en IS on ana
depth o. hold built prncipay Of white oak and south a
tons burthen. All her ACCOMMODATIONS are on the up
per deck leaving her between decks ana hold clean for
Charles
6e CO. Of Boston ana w be eomnaasd by
Wilmington. Del Aug Is from the yard Of Jackson
rs @ bs sss for seS S Sn aha to I
Delaware Canal the Vessel was chrisensd the Tripie
she is LOO feet long % feet beam and feet in depth of
Two steamers have recently launched at GLASGOW
%esnd % set
nee. and @ nas to BY % the
s s 5 the sS Ns ps % an
Notice to Mariners.
ALTERATION IN HErpy ISLAND LIGHT 90 ,oz.
The Lighthouse Board gives notice that on or about
flashes
PERTH AxsoY. Aug % 1874.
under the supervision OF Lighthouse Ins9ec,o TRENCH
a nem Inc enamel anu VIII Dc Sfau'ns news
Among the acts by the late session Of the Legs
lature OF New Hampshire act repeating the law
In relation to half potage The law now is that hence
forth pilot his own vessel into
out OF the Piscataqua River and harbor
Whalemen.
TS% SaYs ea gRSn of Ss aseH $
bbls sp oil All well.
Spoken.
Ship Aliqus Br), from Portland Oregon for Cork.
July IA, lat 20 8. Ion I2y W.
Ship Memnon Baker from San Francisco for Mazat-
lam Aug Is, ~ miles of Cape st Lucas
Bark Caribou, Kenney. from New York for Batavia,
July I. lat 8 80 n, Ion Jaw.
Bark Sarah smith (Br) from Belfast for Miramichi,
Aug 8, lat ST. Ion 90
Brig Robert Anderson (Br). Hopkins from Minatitlan
July q. Havana bearing SW, distant Is miles
Brig Ntana (Brl. from Greenland tor Philadelphia, Aug
8, lat ~ 70, Ion IS 40
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THE VERDICT.
CONTINUED PROM THIRD PAGE.

Mrs Elizabeth r. Tlton, either at the tlineor times,
Dace or PAGES Set forth IN the third ana fourth
suhdiysions OF Mir. Ttop'e statement, nor AT any
other Time place whatever.
Seeond-we ind from the evidence that Mr..
Reacher has never committed any unchaste or im-
proper act with Mrs. Tiiton, nor made any M
chaste or improper remark, proner or solicitation
10 ner of any KIND or description whatever.
17ird-u this were question OF errors or judg-
ment on the part OF Mr.. Beecner II would be cas-
10 crltlcse especially In the light OF recent events
In such criticism, even to the extent OF regrets
and censure, We are sure no man would Join more
slncerely than Mr. Beecner himself
Fourth-we md nothing whatever in the evil
dence that should impair the perfect confidence OF
Plymouth church or the world in the Christian
character and integrity OF Henry Ward Beecher.
And now let the peace OF God that passeth all
understanding Test and abide with Plymouth
church and her beloved and eminent pastor, SO
much and so long aficted.
HENRY W. SAGE,
AUGUSTUS STORRS,
HENRY NJ. CLEVELAND, Committee OF
HORACE B. CLAFLIN, fInyestgatlon
JOHN WINSLUW,
S. V. WHITE,
Dated brooklyn, August Of 1874
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Maritime MISCELLANY.

STEAMSHIP George APpoLD Loveland, at Boston 18th
from Baltimore, reports that at O'Clock night
vessel discovered fire, bearing T., IS miles from
Highland light Cape Cod She continued burning
brightly all night and was still burning next
she appeared to be OF abo1t 200 tons As the weather
calm the crew were doubtless safe. (Ihc above 10
doubt the bark Unn (Sor, from Boston for London
see below)
BARK UNS CNor), Andersen, from Boston Aug "a for
London was burned oil Cape Cod. and sunk at 80 Pm
yesterday (2stn. No further particu
BRIG TALIsNAN CNor) Lind, at Baltimore from Havana
reports July 10, Capt stabe her commander, died in
Havana Of the yellow fever, and the Goth the
pe0ter Q N0rwsRian nauled Tommermand Johan
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The Examining Committee OF Plymouth church
beg leave to report that in consequence OF the
publication OF certain statements by Theodore
Triton the committee was requested by the pastor
OF the church to authorize an investigation by a
subcommittee into the imputation made against
his character
on July the 9th, 1874 this committee accordingly
appointed Brother Il. W. Sage and Ii. NJ. Cleve.
land such committee, requesting them TO associate
with themselves Messrs. Cafiln, Wlnslow, Storrs
and White who are not members OF the Examin-
ing Committee.
Charges having been brought to the church or to
the Examining Committee against our pastor, it
the duty OF the subcommittee simply to ascer-
tain whether there was any foundation in fact
Tor the charges and trial before this body for the
church. The subcommittee has, in our Judgment,
faithfully and impartally discharged the dut es,
and has presented to US report which Is hereto
annexed.
The evidence taken has also been transmitted to
us Most Of it has been already made public. The
publication of the remainder will be considered
by us at further meeting; one point however,
beng settled, that nothing should be withheld
from publication which can afford pretext to
Censure the pastor OIL this church.
The expediency OF publishing evidence injurious
TO other parties IS question which cannot be
hastily determined
While we should have unhesitatingly done our
reached we rejoice to say that, without one dis
sentlng voice. this committee find nothing in the
evidence to justify the least suspicion OF our pas
tors integrity and purity, and everything to JUS
THY and commend on the part OF Plymouth charch
and society, degree OF confidence and affection
toward its pastor greater, II possible than it has
ever yet leit toward him. 1t is not the office OF
this committee to review his errors OF Judgment
IN managing complex trouble and struggling
against the most infamous conspiracy known to
the present age
1t is for us simply to consider what moral cul-
pability II any, Is developed upon his part. And Of
this we find no proof, although, under delusion
artfu.ly brought about by his enemies, our pastor
fault.
In conclusion. we recommend to the church the
adoption OF the following resolutions
THE RESOLUTIONS
Resolved That the evidence laid before the Exam
ming Committee not only does afford any founda
ton for putting the pastor of this church. Rev Henry
ward Beecher, uDon trial but the contrary esta5-
lshes to the perfect satisfaction this church.
tire innocence and absolutely personal purity with re-
spect TO al the charges heretofore against
him by Theodore Iiiton
Resolved, That confidence in and love for our
pastor tar from being diminished heightened and
Qeepened by the unmerted sufferngs which has so
long borne, and that we welcome him with u sympathy
more tender and trust more unbounded than tei
before 70 his public labors among church our
tanIies and homes and our hearts.
ID, W. TALIMADCE
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SAILED.

Ships Golden State, Shanghai British Navy (Br, Liv.
Ger AdsYpnde er Hamburg Goce AUS
Br, Havre; Blandina AUS, LIVERPOOL; Kingdom of
Fife (Br, London: Harmonic Nor), Elsnore; Marie
more brgs CHANGE CID = Domingo and Aqua; Ceta
Sailed from Lower Bay-Bark Fermannger (Nor) from
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains in
formed that by teegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau, No 46 Fleet street. the arrivals and depart
ures from European ports and other ports ABROAD of
American and all foreign vessels trading with Unite
States the will be cabed to country of
charge and published.
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schr Garland, Libby. Amboy for Machias
Schr Golden Eagle, Kelly, Weehawkcn for Boston.
Schr Goddess, Kelly New York for Nantucket
Schr Ely, Stokes New York for Westport.
schr Nahant Mcintyre. New York for Castine.
Schr Leonora, Meyers, New YORK tor Noank.
SchrJ Fitch, Jr, Fitch New YORK for New London
schr Amos Briggs Dean Havcrstraw tor Providence
6chr j Ponder, fhrasher, New York for Boston.
schr Harriet Newell, Baker, New York for Boston.
Schr Noyes, Evans, New York for Providence
Schr Geo Hotchkiss. Markham, Rondout for saybrook
Schr Eleanor, Miller, Port johnson for Providence
Schr Geo b Ferguson, Ferguson Rondout for Salem.
sc c JOS Wheeler Port johnson for New London.
Schr Mist Thomas, New York for -.
steamer Electra, Young New York tor providence
steamer City OF Ftchburg, Baker, New York for New
Bedford.
steamer Delaware, Smith. New York for FAN River