, 1874-10-08

lShOuld not produce the DOCKS previous
" ordered, and also to show cause why
be should not be punished for contempt.
Jay Gould, Oliver Ames, and party
are at Salt Lake. where they will remain
till tomorrow.
LONDON, Oct. A meeting is to be
held tomorrow, at which steps are to
be taken to obtain Government relief for
the sufferers of the gun-powder exIlo-
sion in Regents Park Canal.
LONDON, Oct. 5.--The Daily Tele-
graph learrs from Catholic dignitary
that the Duke of Northumberland is
| about to become convert to the Ro-
man Catholic faith. The report is con-
sidered doubtful.
MADRID, Oct. 4.-Layard, Minister
from Great Britain, and M, DE Cham
dory, the newly appointed Minister
from France, were received by President
Serrano last evening and presented their
credentials.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.--The following
postal changes have been ordered for
the Pacific Coast: The Office at Cayuse,
Umatilla Co., Oregon. Postmasters ap-
pointed: Gustavus A. Sevassey, at Pan
amint, Inyo Co., Gala: Thos. Stevens,
at Eldorado. Baker Co., Oregon; A. +.
Nye, at Grass Ridge, Linn Co., Oregon;
Lamar B, Seeley. at Oswego, Clacka-
mas Co., Oregon; Francis M. Beagle.
at Sumter, Baker Co." Oregon.
New YORK, Oct. 4.-Plymouth Church
was crammed to its utmost capacity this
morning and as many were on the SITS.
outside, unable to gain admittance.
Church opened at $3.50 for members on.
ly, and newspaper men. At 10 few
outsiders were admitted. The Church
was decorated with flowers and ever
green's from desk to door. Beecher es-
cended the platform at 1890. Two or
three persons attempted to get up de-
monstration by clapping of hands. but
hush from others checked it. Open
ing prayer was a master piece of pathos;
an appeal for rest to every heart op-
pressed with care and sorrow. Mr..
Beecher then read the sermon on the
mount, and after the hymn was sung.
delivered long prayer. His sermon
was from the words, "Thy will be DONE"
WASHINGTON, Oct. Sat the instance
of Senator Mitchell the Postmaster
General has increased the mail service
on the Columbia River from Ka!ama to
Astoria from tri-weekly to six times
week, giving the Oregon Steam Navi-
cation Co. contract of pro rata in
creased pay.
Senator Mitchell left Washington to-
day to deliver an address ut his former
home in Sennajsene, by invitation OF
the President and Trustees of Weather
short Institute.
CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-A New York spe-
cial says:
Ex-Judge D. Morris, Tilton's lawyer,
says. in corroborating Tilton's asserted
desire for an early trial of his case, that
he (Morris) is confident that 12 men
cannot be found in Kings county to re-
ject the evidence which will be offered
in behalf of his client. He says that he
| makes this statement with full knowl-
edge that the Court will leave out as I'M
proper testimony the evidence of Mrs.
Iilton, Mrs. Bradshaw and Mrs. Morse.
T, No obstacle will be placed in the way
of an early trial by Tilton.
New YORK, Oct. 5.--The Times pub
lished the following, dated New Orleans
last night: Governor kellogg received
information this evening that. upon the
arrival of the U. S. troops at Coushatta,
some Is White Leaguers who were en-
gagged in the recent murders of Republi-
can Office h olders left town and went to
Arkansas and Texas.
Theodore TiltGn and F. D. Moulton
have been notified of the indictments
found against them for alleged libel and
slander of Beecher. The bail in each
case has been fixed at $4,000.
New York, Oct. 5.--The Brooklyn
Argus says: The amount of counsel in
the Beecher- Tllton case will be very
large. Senator Conkiln has accepted a
retainer from the prosecution and will
sum up the case. VIM. M. Evarts, B.
F. Tracy, John K. Porter, W. o. Bart
lett, John Graham, and T. S. Sherman
will assist Conkling. The list of Tilton's
counsel is said not to be complete. Sen
ator Carpenter of Wisconsin. Daniel
Dougherty of Philadelphia, and David
Dudley Field are mentioned. Moulton
las secured Judge Fullerton. General
Butler will take the lead in the case and
personally appear. Mr.. Beach will ap-
pear also. A motion will be made for a
change of venue. This is matter In
the discretion of the Court. A motion
will be made for a writ of certiorari, to
carry the case before the Supreme Court.
This we do not think motion of right.
And then an effort will be made to re-
move the case to Albany or West Ches
ter. 1t is thought the trial will take
place in fortnight and probably last 8
or weeks.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5. -fhe special
agent sent by the Post Office Depart
ment to investigate the murder of the
colored route agent in Alabama writes
to the Department letter dated Woods,
near Livingstone, Sumter Co., Alabama,
Sept. 80. saying: I have just had war
rants issued against nine of the murder
ers of Thomas Trey, including the sheriff
of this county. The reign of terror
here far exceeds anything of the kind
have ever seen. Armed bodies of men