, 1874-09-10

,ATTLE, w. T. THURSDA
religion and the state and adjourned till
the 18th, when the session will be pro-
rogued. q
BATHURST, N. B., Sept. 5.-The SEN
tence of death was passed to~day upon
Olive Gallean and Angel E. Pauline. for
the murder of the latter's husband. IS
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-During the
recent visit to Washington by Senator
Chandler, Chairman of the Republican
! National Congressional Committee, 1t
was agreed to aid and support call for
convention of Republicans OF the
Southern States, to meet at Atlanta on
the 18th of October. 1t is expected that
the most Thoughtful, wise and fair mind
ed men from each State will be appoint
ed US delegates to this convention, the
object being to set forth to the Nation
he true condition of the South. sug-
gest reforms necessary to secure the
perfect reconstruction of these States
1t is said the President. Vice President,
and others of national reputation will
be present. Owing to the short notice
it is agreed that the executive commit
tee of each of the Southern States, with
their quorum, may appoint delegates.
MEMPHIS, Sept. Ga Trenton spe-
clal says that Governor Brown has ar
rived there to assist in bringing to JUS
tice the murderers of negro prisoners
taken from Jail there. 1t is asserted
that 10 of the prisoners escaped, but
though no traces of their bodies has
been found, the report lacks confrma-
| ton. M -4 .
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 5.--Governor Les
lie yesterday instructed Judge Phillips,
of Jessaming Co., to cause the arrest of
all persons engaged in the lynching of
the negro at NicholasviIle on Friday,
night, directing that the Sheriff should,
if necessary, summon the entire power
Of the county to bring the guilty partief
to justice.
Twin MOUNTAIN, N. H., Sept. g.
Beecher preached here to-day to anoth-
er very large audience, special trains
bringing over LOCO hearers. No allu-
sion was made to the scandal, though at
times during the remarks Mr.. BeecLer
appeared very much affected, his voice
faltering and his eyes being filled with
tears.
New YORK, Sept. GA statement is
published that the German House at
Leipsic, which is publishing q transla-
ton of the first volume of Beecher's
life of Christ, has discontinued its pub
lication in consequence of the disrepu-
table disclosures about Beecher.
Two New York policemen, George and
Michael Malone, brothers, were arrested
to-day for beating nearly to death, with
out provocation, two inoffensive citizens
who came in their way while they were
coming home drunk frorl picnic. 10
A Brooklyn policeman, who was ap-
pealed to by q servant girl to protect her
from the insults of loafer, took her.
under the pretence of seeing her safely
home, to q secluded place, outraged and
beat her so that her parents say she will
die.
MADRID, Sept. 6.-General Dominguez
has arrived at Puigcer la, after defeating
the Carlists under Seballs. Republicans
suffered heavily. The town is crowded
with wounded. Carlists were attacked
while retreating from Puicerda, and lost
seven hundred, killed anu wounded.
Carlist advices report that desperate
fighting has been going on for three
days between Castella and Puebla in
Catalonia and that Republic losses are
very heavy.
General Primo de Rivas has been ap-
pointed Captain General of Madrid.
The Gazette states that the Carlists
have made attacks on Castoverdiates,
and in each case met with repulse.
SANrANDER, Sept. 6.-German men-of-
war Nautilus and Albatross returned to
this port last night from San Sebastian.
Some Carlists fred ON them ten miles
west of San Sebastian, to which the
Germans replied by throwing "a shells
into the town.
LONDON, Sept. 6, $50 A. M.--Marco,
the famous tenor, has been arrested at
Venice for violation of the press laws.
His residence has been searched and he
has been taken to Turin tor examina-
ton.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 6--Spanish Minister
to Belgium has presented his credentials.
CALCUTTA. Sept. 6.-Favorable rains
have fallen during the past week and
crop prospects are fair everywhere ex-
cept in Hoogby district. The Govern
ment is in hopes Of being able to close
its relief operations in Is districts by
October next, bnt ten other districts
will still require help for an indefinite
period.
LONDON, Sept. 6. = Dispatch from
Shanghai reports that the difficulty be
tween China and Japan has been set
tied.
New YORK. Sept. Answer of BeecL-
er to complaint of Tilton was received
to. day by Beechers Attorneys and was
at once served on the plaintiff, together
with notice of trial for the term Of
Court beginning on the third Monday in
September. Defendant answers to CON-
plant first, that each and every a'lega-
ton in said complaint contained. except
that plaintiff and Miss Elizabeth Rich
ards wefe married October End, 1856.