Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-18

! Beecher will not return to Brooklyn until his
church duties call him back, unless something
presence. He is to start for the White Noun
tains this week.
TILToN Will REPLY TO Mr.. BKRcHxR-
The New York Herald says: A reporter called
ingston street. last evening, and found him
lying on his fsvorite couch, the crimson rep
lounge in the back parlor. He was surrounded
by pile OF crumpled newspapers, which had
evidently been carefully read, news columns
and editorials alike, by him. Mr.. Tilton, who
has contributed 80 much to space In the papers
during the past two months, looked pale, IA
tgued and depressed in spirits, like one who
was begrimed by the floating ashes OF q once
happy ideal home. He was unwilling 10 con-
verse upon the subject which has been for 80
long time uppermost In his mind, but In an
swer to the inquiry as TO whether he had any,
thing to say in regard 20 the charges made
against him by Mr.. Beecher, he said: "When
the Others have spoken will reply to Mr.. Bee
cher's statement and refute what he Is stated"
he was OF the opinion that Frank MoultOn
would return 10 Brooklyn without DELAY, and
wOuld publish 10 the world the most conclusive
evidence of what had been charged by him. A
reporter asked him whether the case would not
sneeringly, al was not aware that the courts
were in session Sunday"
The Latest Brooklyn Murder Mystery.
NEW FACTS IN THE CAsE-MMK. ST. GEORGE
AND ToRRINo.
Detectives David Corwin and william Folk
supervision OF General Jourdan, last SATURDAY.
uneaTthed some startling facts regar ling the
murder of Signor Salvatore TorNno, in Bed
ford avenue on Wednesday night last. To
begin with, they found NJ. and Nine. St George
with whom Torrino boarded. at No. 81 Munroe
street Nj. and Nine. st. George returned 20
their apartments on Friday evening. Nine St
George at once identified the body as that OF
Torrino, and informed detectives Folk and Cor
win OF the facts regarding her acquaintance
with him. The result was satisfactory. Tori
| rs Qti af 20
george. He was simply a boarder in her house
and by his quiet and kindly manner had become
very dear friend to herself and her husband
On tuesday night last be seemed to be de-
pressed In spirits, and packed mp his letters and
private papers In his trunk. On "Wednesday
afternoon TOrrino ate his supper, aud taking
Nine ST. Georges garnet ring off the bureau,
said: 81 will wear this. may not come back
to night" In Torrino's trunk the detectives
found large stiletto and quantity OF letters
The greater part OF these letters were from his
wife, now in Palermo, Sicily. Their tone was
OF the most affectionate character, and showed
that 1orrIno had been in correspondence with
her. They also found six receipts siyued by
Signor De Lucca, the Italian consul, for 500,
which Torrino had sent his wife. from other
papers found in the trunk il would appear that
Torrino was colonel attached to the staff of
General Gsribaldi during the Austrian cam
paign, and participated in the famous march
through Mantua. A letter from Ricciotti Carl
found. 1t would also appear that Torrino was
prominent member OF chief in toe secret society
known as "Icung Italy" founded by Giuseppe
MaZzipl, and although q man Of advanced
views, was reckless in character and a desperate
and daring fighter. One OF the letters from one
Tito Cerenti alluded te Torrino's extraordinary
skill with the sword, and recalled incident In
the army career of the murdered man. De-
tectives Folk and Corwin are still engaged on
the case, and have ascertained beyond any
doubt that Torrino was in New York until half
past l O'Clock .. m. on Wednesday night. ana
then left for Brooklyn, apparently unaccompa-
MED. The board Of police have adopted the
following resolution:
Res0lred, That a reward of 80 200 be ofrered 70
any person or persons who shall furnish such in
formation 10 the beard OF police and excise as
shsll lead TO and result in the arrest and cor
viction of the murderer or murderers of Saliva
dore Torrino, on the evening OF the 12td of
August, 1874.