Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-22

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NEW YonK. August 2l.-The British
sailing vessel Jaguar arrived from CAL
cutta Monday and yesterday some of the
crew (all musselmen) took counsel con-
corning the brutal treatment they were
subject to on the voyage. They said they
were nearly starved to death, and when
they complained to the Captain, J. ID.
Davis, he met them with curses and the
lash.
The Rev. Warwick Martin, who be-
came conspicuous here in the revenue
service Immediately after the flight to
South America of Joshua +. Bailey, the
deiaulting Collector of Internal Revenue,
is stated to have filed claim for "a, 0OO,-
900, which he says is due him from the
Government for his share of moieties as
informer in many costly and fruitless
prosecutions begun by him in this city
against distillers.
The funeral of Mary Pomeroy, the al
legged victim of Rev. John A. Glenden-
ming, took place yesterday and was num-
erously attended. just before the body
was removed from the house, the mother
less babe was christened by the Rev.
Mr.. Turison, of the Episcopal Church.
Ellen Margaret Glendenning.
| James NcMastors, of the Freeman
Journal, which paper originated the
story about the cession of Porto Rico to
Germany, publishes letter this morn
ing, in the course of which he says, II
hold the transcript Of dispatches as evil
dence, which have received. do not
hold them subject to the call of Hamil.
ton Fish, nor any one occupying public
place. Had the people Of the United
States had men fitted for their places in
| the Government, either in the Depart
ment of State at Washington or at Mad.
rid, or at Berlin, l could have had nc
revelations possible for me to make.
The matter was on the cards year
ago. The overtures of the wretched
Spanish Junta at Madrid and re.
sponses of Admiral Polo, are such
as stated them. will compromise
no one by revealing my sources
of information at present In q short
time-it may be some months-wher
King Carlos the Seventh will be in the
Escurial and hold Madrid and all thu
Spaniards. For their honor / will per
haps tell who my informants have been
The Chicago Tribune this morning
publishes q report of long interview
held yesterday between Frank Monitor
and George Alfred Townsend, in which
Moulton is made to admit the genera
correctness of the first interview, tn,
publication of which created 80 mucl
controversy, but avows that he did no
say that Beecher confessed his adulter,
with Mrs. Tilton to him (Moulton.)
did not say that it was said by two peo
pie before you, and you mixed my con
yersation with that of others. The cor
respondent reports Moulton as saying
That it had often appeared to him tina
Beecher had no moral sense whatever
That he had heard him make remarks Oh
outrages committed within the famil
circle which showed that he had no ION
ccption of the common prin ciples of life
The correspondent reports Tilton as say
ing in reply to a question: THAT
Moulton's statement does not affect pub
lie opinion, there is no lsuch thing a
public opinion" Moulton's statemen
will, it is said, be published in tn
Graphic to-day, with Autographs of a
the letters addressed by Moulton.
Another special to the Tribune say
the report Of the Beecher Investigation
Committee is completed, and will b
presented to the examining committe
Of Plymouth Church tomorrow night.