, 1874-08-06

EXCLUSIVELY TO THE DAILY DISPATCH

ExLUsIvELY TO THE DAILY DISPATCH.
NEW YORK. July 27.-Anseim Roths-
child is dead.
Madrid, July 27.-Forty-one Carlists,
mostly members of the nobility. have
been arrested at Barcelona by way of
reprisal against the inhuman conduct of
the Carlists. -A
= There is a report here that Carlists
have again been beaten by the Repub-
lican troops and sustained very heavy
losses. Two companies of Carllsts who
refused to surrender were cut to pieces.
NEW YonK, July 2S.-Nothing defn-
ite is made known this morning con-
cerning the Beecher scandal. 1t is un-
derstood that Moulton and Tilton were
iE consultation yesterday and Sunday,
Nonlton acting under the advice of
Ger. sButler. When Moulton is invited
BY the Committee, it is believed he will
testify. Tilton, however. thinks that
only court of law can compel him to
speak.
Tilton's friends say he expressed the
opinion that the evidence addueed dur
ing the investigation will not convict
Beecher, for the Committee seek only
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favorable testimony. The committee,
it is said. have decided that Beecher
should not be called to testify until Til
toms statements have been strengthened
by something more than his own af1-
davit.
Moulton was called to Narragansett
yesterday to the bedside of his sick wife.
Beecher returned from Peekskill yester-
day, and chatted pleasantly with some
church members on the door step in the
evening. If Moulton does not answer
the call to testify which he will receive
to-day, Beecher's testimony will be TAX
en- without delay. l1l
A special from Topeka, Kansas, to
the Tribune, about the trial of Senator
Pomeroy says the grounds for the mo-
ton to quash the indictment are vari-
ous, mostly quibbling, the principal
being that the Office of Senator from
the State of Kansas, mentioned in the
indictment, has no existence in the
comprehension of the law, and that the
Indictment fails'to set forth that York
received the bribe during the session
for the performance Of specific act, land
that such contract was fulfilled. The
Attorney General replied that the argus
ment was adjourned. During the argu-
ment defendants counsel entered a
motion to quash, which was over-rulcd.
ST. LOUIS. July 28.-The Democrat
has a special from Fort Union, New
Mexico, which says that a band of so
Kiowas and Comanches killed five men
near the mouth of Ute Creek, 20 miles
south of Fort Bascon. No particulars.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2S.-Wool firm
bntn6t guotable. Higher stock scarce
and 'eood demand. California fine and
medium 3O@35c.; coarse, $25@35.
PrrrsBuRG, July 2S.-Thousands of
people visiting the scene of the disaster
here. The Cherry Run Regions COM
pany of National Guard has been de-
tailed to keep the crowd out oe the way
of workmen and to protect property. -
The search for bodies proceeded slowly,
owing to the immense amount ofdebris.
At noon to-day the burial of victims
; took place, the burial service being
conducted by st. Vincent, st. Peters,
and st. Patrick Societies. The bodies
of Joseph and Louis Schenfert and four
children, Hubbler and wife, and Fox
and wife will be buried il the cemetery.
Measures will be taxed to procure a
decent interment for all the victims.
Excavations are going on for the four
children at Buffers Run. Five bodies
have been taken out to-day, but none of
them are yet identified.
During the storm on Sunday evening
the Presbyterian Church at Williamsburg
was struck by lightning and the con-
gregation were ignorant Of the fact till
Efert thA service, when twas discovered
that the roof was splintered.
LIVERPOOL, July 2S.-A large fire has
lust broken out which threatens the
whelp Princess dock landing; still there
issno immediate danger to shipping in
the dock. r
The great Princess Dock. landing and
stages have.been entirely destroyed, ,and
~ eny !boat business between here
and Berheld is temporarily suspended
The fire will cause much Inconvenience
as we'll as heavy losses. 1t originated
from the upsetting of kettle of boiling
lard.
New yonx. July 28.-Tilton was ar
rested on the complaint of VIM. J. Gay
nor, foi ilibel of Henry Ward Beecher,
and wassreleased on his own recogniz'
ance. This action will probably bring
the entire matter before the courts.
The Brooklyn Union says that moi
one half6f the testimony has yet been
received by the Committee. The re-
port that Beecher Intended to resign is
emphaticaily denied by his friends.
Mrs. Tilton is anxious to repeat hel
denial of guilt.
New YonK, July 2s.-The Brooklyn
AsQss, to-day. concludes Carpenters
aory Of the difficulty between Beeche'
and Tilton. Oliver Carpenter stated be
fore the Committee that Tilton never
cirsed Beecher with criminality in ms
helfins. y Mr.. Carpenter states that his
first absolute conviction of adultery be-
tJbe AIRS. Titon sand Beecher was
from Oliver johnson and says he car
prove be said. My lips are sealed By