Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-13
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NEW York. August i3.-There is a re-
markablc absence Of any official infor-
nation concerning the Beecher investi-
cation. and contradictory statements OF
persons who arc or claim TO be connect
cd with II, leave only room for surmise
on the status Of the scandal. One pa
per states that Beechsr will be yindicated
by the report OF the committee without
making n statement, and will immedi-
ately resign the pastorage, which resig-
nation will not be accepted; another that
Beechsr will submit q long statement
this A. NJ, and the committee close its
labor this evening. A republication
from a Western journal OF conversations
with Moulton and Tilton, has, 1t is said.
necessitated a delay in his statement.
which will make a denial OF the sensa.
tional allegations. The testimony Of
Beecher is very long, covering the min
utest points in Tilton's statements and
quotations Of letters. A gentleman ac-
quainted with Beecher during the pres
ent investigation, says ho denies the
story that he deceived Tilton; hc had
visited Mrs. Tilton, after the accusation
Of adultery, by request Of Tilton him
self. Moulton is reported to have said:
I have acted openly from the start.
Ny first uttsrancs before the Committee
vas Immediately placed before the pub
lie. II Sherman said Ms represented,
that l desired socresy, or desired that
the Committee should delay the publica-
ton Of my statement, or that my request
alone governed the Committee, he lies.
I have much better reason for believing
him u liar. than for believing the press
is mistaken, us will appear II / ever
choose to produce the reason for this
statement. Moulton further said, ac-
cording TO o reporter, that he had been
threatened in connection with his state
ment, but no feared no threats and would
not turn from the truth. When the facts
became fully known his statement would
appear perfectly honorable. II am con-
vinced," said he, that nothing further
is required to establish the truth Of my
statement, and God knows l have held
the solemn and awful truth" The
Committee were at Beecher's residence
last evening. and after they had been en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Beecher, the
latter with a few intimate friends
took q seat on the steps Of her
residence the ladies' particularly, greatly
engaged the moments and earnest watch
ings Of reporters. They had not taken
their places long before Beecher himself
came out and sat down ON the top step,
occasionally joining the rest in n hearty
laugh. Assistant Pastor Halliday was
received by his chief very cordially, and
remained seated with Descher for some
time, when the committee shook Mr..
Beechor by the hand and Immediately
took their parturo. Beecher remained
for soms time after Mrs. Bescher and
the others had retired, and AZ the night
Waterman ascended the steps Of the
next house q little before IL O'Clock,
Beecher entered into conversation with
him. Beecher said he had greatly en-
joyed the doings and sayings Of report
crs, and hoped that those who had been
attracted in front Of his house had had
their fun and would assemble again.
CmcAoo, August 13.-1he Tribune
publishes this morning the marital cor.
respondsnce OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton,
extending over = period OF four years,
and up to within three months OF Mrs.
Tilton's alleged confession. II covers
four pages Of the paper, and shows the
most passionate affection on the part Of
both writer's. There appears to DO no
doubt OF the authenticity OF the letters.
Famine la Caesarsa.
NEw York, August ia letter from
Cesera gives n thrilling account Of the !
in that region. In the region Of
Angora many villages are entirely de-
In the district Of Lungartu
1000 have persisted, and numbers have
on grass for weeks and then
died. Bodies have been unburied in the
for several days. Many Protest.
ants have sold their property and be-
homeless.
The Case OF Mayor Havemeyer.
Governor Dix has asked the Aldermen
who lately preferred charges against
Mayor Havemcyer, II they desire nm in
They reply in the mega
tive, aud hold that the admissions OF
the Mayor that tho charges arc true
makes up tho case finally, and that 1t
only remains for tho Governoa to act