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, 1874-08-19
THAT GIRL.

From tth hew Yort Tribune, Aug1!. =
Mr. TiElon. in partial answer to the charge Of
proising by the blaokmall operations upon Mr.
baoohar, which Mr.. Beeoher declares Mr. Moul-
ton carried on, said that q mnld Horyant III bis
family had como to some knowledge 10 regard TO
lfr, Deeoher'a conluct with HRS. Tilton, and to
prevent harm from her taihing about tho matter.
she was sent away to school, and the expenses Of
hor schooling we.o paid by AtF. neeehes. This
Abatement Ia much At variance With tho assar-
tions Of Mr. Baaohors friends, and widely differ
~ given bofore tho Investigating Committee.
1Ir. 1ilton onlli1g her q servant does not
agree with her Own story or tho hehetttops
ot thoaa who claim ,l to know what was her Po.l.
SOURCES ot iufofmatlon it ia learned that aho had
been adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Tlltoa whom q
Guild. she was a great tavonto with Mr.. I'll
tom and Vas frosted ln tno house IKE ere OF ha
especially fond Of having her comb aud arrange
Ills hair. He pettad hor during her girlhood.
and was very kind to her 81 she drow noar to
vosnuood aod tho pretty eh,ld nal became became
p1to10 t@o oeeasIons enS u0"iii whiio M1s iton was
away ava S1 from homo, showed IN undue
fonaneas for hor: On. ons evening eye 10 ; yls,
and oaressed hor, but at that tlmo sho was not
lad to think tint hiB intentions Hors criminal.
Gu subsequent evening. howoyor, he oamo to
her room. and took hor to mis- own chamber,
WllG19 Qtlky LUZ IS6!okAuEo 0AA NalAtp pIofHu$8N
tue accomplishment OF hlr. Tiltons OWL design,
Aftor Mrs, Tilton' return, tue girl told hor Of
these inoidents and afterward allowed .,mautiou
Of thom to escape from her among outHfdo oom-
panlons. Those worda OF Aors matlo good deal
of talk unfayorable to Mr. Tilton III several
households. and, In orler to aupprk4a 1t,
10 prevailed upon Ills vito. to tassist
u Btotoment donying tlla truth Of s,< =
rorta abunt Mr.. 1,lton, wlricl, had hceu 81 '.~4.
from 'sor disclosures, III l.ur tedt,muny nhe d.
elaEsa that size rusAnssl Ut tlras to nsbm s"sls
all un.1uth, hut tho in,laenco at Mss, Til4ou,
whou. B|!o mitch respectful and wbllud to lleaso,
flaally iuducod hor to cussel,t- Ii lor teslutauy
she spoke highly Of Mrs. T4ltou AZ u good and
worthy woman, who had great powor over her.
md sa gayo Ii as her opinion tlat It vas duo to
Mr.. IAton'n Ebwer over his wafo, and hss desire
t}eQ Fifth pQKe.l
, 1874-08-19
TILTON.
From, tbs Nsto Fork Herald, Atta. II

From ghe Nfta T0FE UsTaA, ANa. II.
A. reporter called upon Theodore Tllton Ut bis
residence. in Livingston Btroct last eyonipg,
aud found him living on on his fayorto ooloE
tho crimson rep lounge in tho back parlor. Ho
was surrounded by . pile OF orumplod news~
papers, whloh had evidently beeu carefully road,
nowH-columns aud editorials alike, by him. Mr..
:rlltou, who l,aa contributed 10 much to spaco In
tho Poi 'erb durlpg ths rast two montlls, looked
palo. futlna,oA. md lops,naa il Hp4la, liAo .n'e
who wan tegrImsd l,y silo tioatlng a4i,ss Ut. u
u1eu nnrpy ideal Aonu. iIe WA unwilling Ii,
oonyorHo upon tho auhjoct which las boon for
so long tina upporlaost in lis mil'l bat in
anBwor to tue inquiry ~ to wllether ho lad any
thing to say in regard to tho charges maao
lila othors hayo spoken / will repiy to h1r,
Doaohora statement, and refuto what to has
stated" He waB OF tue opinion that Frank 1roul-
ton would retusn to Brooklyn without delay,
, 1874-08-19
Tho Tiltonfans Expect a Crushing
Statement from bI0llt0n, ;,
Beooher to Be Acquitted by the
Committee Any Way,
What the Beecherites Say
About That Girl.
The "Ten-Strike" Of The Chicaoo
Tribune in Journalistic
Enterprise.
THE Committees REPORT

TdE UUMmlTTEE'8 REPORT,
NEW YonE, Aug. l8.-The sub~committee Of
the Investigating Committee Of Plymouth
Church, consisting OF Mossrs. Gage, Winalow,
and Cleveland, held mee.ing to-day for tho
purpose OF consultation as to how thu report
ahould be drawn up. It was Do
cded to commit tho preparation Of a
draft Of tho report to 1lr. Winalov, to DO
submitted to tho other two mombera of the Com
Infttce for roYBion. These In turn will submit It
to m ihquiral committee Of six, who viii mako
any alteration necessary, and then hand it over
to tho Examtning Committee Of Plymouth
Church, who will report at the business meeting
OF the 1hurch.
, 1874-08-19
THE INVESTIGATING uomM1TrEE.

,, FToM s"e 1ssI @ 1gIE 7un"f Hn9' ag II =.
sol for tho Investigating Committee, told 3 re-
porter on Saturday that be supposed that Mr.
Moulton wonid not bs asked to como agsin
before the COMMITTEES. II, however, be should
the Committee would probably hear him. Other.
wise, in his opinion, no more Witnesses would
be heard; and tho case might bo conAlderod as
closed. lie remarked that it was his belief that
he was aure there was no differenca among the
1nombers Of tho Committee about tue nature Of
thoir report, winch he believed would bo unani-
NOUS and wonld begin very soon. OF the char
acter Of that report he thought thcre could be
no question. Gen. Tracy conHidercd Mr. BeecL-
era abatement . complete yind'cation Of his
honor, aud, after having soen all tho papers in
tho case from the beginning to the end, ho could
say that. there was nothing whatovor In thcm to
criminats Mr. Deecher in tho least.
, 1874-08-19
BEECHER.
Nsts Yert tAna 1o D*ratcA 10 Ghs Philadelphia IN

Qnirer.
Mr., Deeaher loft ffor Peokskill to-day. Ills
October. A great crowd Of his congregation
called on him at his house last night ut the close
Of service in tho leoturo-room at Plymouth
Church. Doocher, with oountenanco lighted
With Joy, but with eyes hlled with tears, stood
with his wife and rooeiyed the guests, He took
ah many OF their hands AZ he conveniently could
hold right aud left, aud the ladioB went up to
Mrs. Beeohor and kissed her. She Was power-
fully Affected, and could scarcely roturn their
kind attentions.
10 ono, stranger, who was profuse IN bis ex-
presslons Of regard. Beechar said: "YeB, 1
hare Ind q sovero trial but lave tried to boar
it patiently. conscious Of my integrity" Al
:" have beeu aadly deceived iu thoao whom
implicitly trusted" Beechor said he had rid
hi1nbeit Of a great burden, and was now going to
the. White Mountains and frolio away. his
troubles. These were about his only oxpress-
interchange Of friendly inquiry. 4 throng con-
tinued to beset him, and it could ba sean that
he WAS much overcome by the Manifestations.
Ills reception lasted for oyor an hour.
From. the New Ysrk Herald, Aug. II.
Mr. Deochor spent yesterday at hln farm 1T
Paekakilt. He will leave there in the course ct
3 few days for tho White Mountains, where he
intends to stay until October On leaving
surpassed by sohoolboy on the eye Of his w.
mountains, where 10 can lu1urtata In tho Idle
ness Of listening to the rustlng OF the leaves Of
tue trees, Watching the flight Of tha birds aud
having q truly rural rest for the next two
montls, undisturbed by "mutual friends" or
- the frBt man Of tho ago." Tie present ad-
dress ot Mrs. Tilton is among the things not
genorally known, For prudential reasons It is
as Mr. Tilton, it Is said, has lately expressed
great anxioty TO 800 hiB wife. The Plymouth
Church people who we're seen yesterday mani.
Tested contdonce ia their pastor that indicated
likely to shake,
, 1874-08-19

: Mr. Frank D. Carpenter is ut present in syra-
mado statemont in which ho says ho is proud
to he represented BY the press "a Mr. Tiltoa's
friend. He sympathizea with Mr. Tilton, and
says tho public will know tho truth OF the
Dooctor-1ilton controversy only when the case
is brought into court. Then. and not till then,
ho says, will Mr. Moulton, Miss Anthony, him
solt, and others giyo their testimony. He be-
lioyos that MIR. Moulton still holds the key to tho
situation, and utter tho Committee shall decide
that the charges againat Nlr. Boechor aro ot
substantinted, al he knows they will, ME. Tlton
will bring the case into court.
, 1874-08-19
MoULTON.
Portland. No. tdu9. 10, Dispatea to A* Nc" Vors



TitHes.
I1r. Francis D. Moulton arrived here last night
FROM SALON., Mass., and took rooms at tho Fa!-
mouth Hotel. Ho came partly on private eusl-
noss, and also to obtain quot, day sway from
the confusion Of tho great scandal. Ho refused
to expreas any opinion as to mr. Hooohors &c.
we're ald scathfng statemont, and added that ho
had 10 new statement to make, and rolled on
that already submitted to tho Oo,nm'ttoo. no.
however. was aarptlsoa at Mr.; noeolesa n a, appar,;
ho hud acted dishonorahly.' IN reply to ques-
tion ~ to Tho truth Of osorge Alfrea Townsonas
Bwcr excopt that Ills statement a!roady given coy
erel tho ground. lio SEEMED to oe unusually
Bnriul,s and u,cltatiye. IN A.lHhor to q ru1Aaik
tilut butA ho and lIlton llnd alokcn Of tho Ply
>uuulh Church conmittos IN INN Of honor, h.
loglity, ana worth, anI 70 tue qHsatton, DO
YOU Htiil hold TO tlnt opinion 7" lie replie1t
''Yos; do" The Portland Press thls morning
had al, editorial sustaining Deeohor and com"
menting severely on Muulton aud Iilton. Mr.
nlonlton road Il through. but made no reply.
1o atarted OF tho afternoon train for qlouoes-
tor, Masa, whore ho will phss Sunday With Con.
u. h, Butler at Bayylou. Tho lat.or'a summer
, 1874-08-19

NEW YonK, Aug. ia Brazilian letter says.
lin Rio 0rande De- Lul an iusurrcction oxists,
owing to the fanaticism Of O sect amons the
German ooonists OF st. Leopoldo. concerning
man named Maueser, who Processes to be q
prophet. 11ta wife. Jacoba, ia supposed BY his
yotqr,ea to be the Savior Of tho world, aud lis
uncle ia tho APOSTLE Judas, who Haorificed him
self to bring about the Dible prophecies III re'n~
tion to the death Of Christ, Tho turbulence and
fauat.cism Of this scot had h1auorer, his vito
and uno1e arrested and after tho release Of
Mauerer tho house OF a seceder from tho
aoct waa attacked and burned after his wife mud
children were slot. tho man being absent. When
tho police appeared, they found Mauerer aud Ais
eecsariRps some 500 strong, iutronohed in midi
forest aettloment, aud, although force OF regu-
lars were brought up, tho soldiers we're repu!sod,
with five killed aud ffsy-lye wounded. At laat
datea tho troops and a national guard wera
being collected, and cannon were bombar.i!ns
blauerer'B position. It is said that tile levol:e1
have masBacred thirteen families Of sacoders a::'l
lukewar1n seotariaus."
AspINwALL, Aug. 8.-Commanaante Gonznl'".
Of Magee outrage notorlety, and lis accunph"a
Dulnos, have been tred by court-martlal AZ
sentenced tho former to five years peaal sefr'
tude, and Bu!nes to two years. The sentauc*
awaits tho sanction OF tho Government.
, 1874-08-19

ana would publish TO tho world the! on
isvs S 'Tasass spss, Of .,e s h na Sshs sfss a.ss
Would not nov eoino before the con' &, d ho
Courts we're IN eosson Sunday. '.s,aS
TIE YEIhao LADY w1Tnxe-I
It will be remembered that ntnoG,1D q Wit
nesaee who testified before tho Plymouth Coun-
Gil, at the Monroe place mansion, abotit two
Tashs ag? wss 'a isaa s,, who VA referred to a.
Alr. Tllton's houao. Hho testified that, wlilo 80
employed, she was upon two separate occasions
approached in highly improper 1nant,er, while
n pr ssGepngasfsn by MI Tlto who
kuo'ial7 and indignantly resented. subsequently
ahe was sont out Nost 10 boarding-schoo1, not
to scroon mr. Deeohor. but to aayc Tlton from
exposure.
From the Hts York Tribune, Aua. II.
Tho statement of 1fr. Daooher In denial Of tho
charges OF Theodore 1iltou seems not to have
changed the domeanor or sri,its q Mr. Tilton in
The loass Ae Expresses IT. tho belief that tho caso
Deeehor lis not at Ill untenablo. What courBe ho
shall pursue, however, ho docs uot announce.
His lawyer. ox.Judgo Morrib, Is still ont OF
toTn shoqgh g h' s Is sf I'D @ 9 5sqn In. od M
tion to bo determined by Mr. Morris, he IL un-
willing to make any public statement 1t preaent
upon the points in Mr. Deechors defonsc. Then,
too, ho BayB TINT tho statemont makos domaud
upoH Mi' lAouAtoA ~ pPtaaf HAioA VIE 4a|eoH N
hot likely to pass unhooded.
Mr. T!ton stated that he had lad no oommuni-
cation with Mr. Moulton since ho left tho city.
and had not 4noWn OF bis Whereabouts except
through the publto pross. 1ndoed," eald ho.
"there has been vcry little conversation between
us about the oaeo since it was opened. don't
believe that Frank has read my statement to tb'a
day. He is singular man about such things,
mud ! doubt Il he has soon tenth part Of what
the New York panors have aaid about him. !"
Speaking 81 Alr. Beeohor'B Btatement ~ a
whole, hlr. Tilton said there was not point Ia
1t, great or snnll. Which tho evidence would not
turn againat hlr. Beeoher. Altar Mr. Moulton
had spoken 1t would be time enough for him TO
speak. When asked about the stories OF bis
oa imm9Tallty t4 whoa haa boSn pqs n erons
ton hls. 11leon entd that ho should reply to such
things when tho time came; that the friends Of
11r. Boeoher could not divert the real tssua OF
tho caHe by such means, and would fall in tho
attompt
From Ehs Re.p World, dug.17.
Mr. Tilton spcnt the day Ia bid baok-parlor,
reading his way through q high pile Of news-
papers from all quarters; numerous clippings
indicate thst he is preparing for action at some
future time, and deaires to be IN ready posson-
sioi Of tho history Of the case as It appeara In
the daily papers: In tho evening ho looked fa-
, 1874-08-19

New YonK, Aug. ia letter from Ro*,r
Gays: "Tha city, with tho chauges goug on, has
4 large number Of Jobs to tempt tic cupld!sy 'f
active mon with talent for Aotiyo affairs. The
number OF abuses, and tho amount Of bundcr-
ing, provo that tho city is vol on tho rosd 10
Freedom, with all tho rsks and rosponaithillties
which follow such privilege. State criticism
by the press IL lively ana s sscry ReeS 9l aas;y. y
tlon to cou1 tle yatloan l,su boon manifestsI by
getting son!o Of lta eloments into tho municipal
administration
, 1874-08-19

NEW YoRK, Aug. 18.-Gen. Roger A. Pryor
has boon retained al ono OF the counsel for
Theodore Tilton In tho Dcecher case.
, 1874-08-19

LoNDos, Aug. la.--li,e Right lls'a. William. I
Forster lanyos shortly Tor the United SsH.na.
William Faltbatrll, the well.AuoNn civil en.i
ucer, uiod to-dAy, aged IS.
, 1874-08-19
FRANCE,

PAnrB, Aug. t8.-President MacAfahon arrived
at st. Malo this afternoon. His reception
throughout his tour has been emiuently ratis-
factory.
Con. Lowal has concluded his investigation
into the circumstances OF the escape Of Marslal
Bazaine. ne reports that the majority of tho
guards are guilty OF connlvance, and Bazalno
simply left By III open door.
, 1874-08-19

GENEVA, Aug. 18.-Lealers of tho Utrsmon-
tano party arc coming hero from France, AUS
trla, Germany, and Belgium to hold COLI
fetcuce.
, 1874-08-19

$40 to it that q propossu 1oau w VII. S.-..--.-
Government, offered in Iondou should be o
SUCCESS, aud would itself furnish the neccssory
funds. tho total amount having boon agreed on;
ALSO, tho German Government would establish a
fleet Of cruisors on tho Spanish coast to Suppress
oontraband OF war. the Spanish Aeet to CO.
operate; also, that tho German Coy.
would r9eognSe ,ss ssFrno
ueo it's utmost Influence to lave other doycgn-
1nonta recognize it. aud the Spanish Government
agrees to cedo to the Government Of the German
Empire by provisional title, but cue tnat may
whole or in part, Admiral Polo 1ost no time in
responding that tho communication Of tho Min
lister Of 6tate shocked him; that tho proposed
bargain with Germany was autt-patrotic, aud
that he offered his resignation AZ Spanish Minis
The Madrid Dictatorship forthwith replied that
the Carliat insurroction was mailing oveiy day
immense progress. Any possible lneans must
80 ssgeratea @ scrapiea." % Tic aovernmons % las las ac
copied tho offers OF the German Cabinet bocauso
theae In no WY really injure tue national senti-
ment: Not . German foot Will trend tho sacred
but only a, policc-Bcrsice. done by tho
Germnn martne in conceEt with tue marine
OF the country. AZ to Porto nco. TINT
is the only. pledgo for tho ful1llmsnt Of agrae~
menta made by the two Governments.
Admiral Polo's reioindor was worthy Of Span
ish officer: u have had the weakness. buddy
eounsoled as was, to put my name uuco to III
act that has been Condemned at home and
abroad. [The Admiral refers to tue mutually
diaagreoab|e protocol about tho Virginus.J 1um
fully resolved, for tho future, If continue to
fill the functions Of Minister hero, to tako luo
consideration only what my heart tells me
is for the welfare and grandeur OF Spain. Your
EScellency, thon, cannot be aurprsed Mt tho
formal refusal to give my nano to either Of two
acts that condemn. The abandonment, even
tor d timo OF our Island Of Porto nco, or tho
dobasement Of our nayy,-l, a navy officer. rofnso
to havo any part in an act that lnHkos our noble
oflcerH and our blaye sailors au1{liarIes Of
German police"
The response to this WAS the recall Of Admiral
Polo.
The Journal says it possesses much moro doc
umentary evidence than 1t now gives, AMI con-
clules its article as follows:
Al We are In no danger Of being charged with in-
tentlonal falsehood NO will say simply that VII know
them must ba sought In 8paIn Tho 1unta IT tli6s-
pate mbecfea that form the present Madrid Govern-
ment; having Loaf tue power Of telling tho truth TO
the pubc, may deny their authenticity; but A'tmlrnl
No1o, who ia officer aud gentlemen, vii! not deny
word Of what hayo aaid about tho causoa OF his
rcsIxnatidn as Spanish Minister At Washington.
BAYoNaR, Aug 18.-TLo Carlist Chloftain.
Tristany, has captured Eco do urgel, 67 miles
northeast Of Lerida. Tho fighting WAS despor-
ate, and the LOSSES heavy on both sidcs, An
im1uouse quantity Of stores foil into the hands oi
the CaIliBta.
, 1874-08-19
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hand at all times. Wc are Sole Agents for
the State Of South Carolina OF Estey y CO.
COTTAGE ORGANS. Sheet Mnsic .cn, bv
mail, post paid, on receipt OF price: and all
kinds Of Musical Goods sent by Express,
whom ordered. to any part OF the State,
marked G. O. D. Good Secono-han Pi.
amos and organe for sale cheap Tor cash:
Pianos. Organs and Melodeont Tuned and
Repaired in a satisfactory manner: and
will givoespecia attention to Packing Re-
moving and Shipping Pianotfof othr,par-
ties to any point desired, at moderate
prices.
Allordcrs promptly attended 10 and Las at
isfsction guaranteed to those favorine us
with their patronage Send for our cata-
loEue Of Sheet Muaicand Musica J N orch an
disc. Richardson street, a few Il doors abovo
PHRNIX "f11re. Columbia & G. Nov 2