The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-08
,ur GREAT SCANDAL.

T'"'".. or Mrs. Triton and the anuc'pa'
aH'''','', ,',.,,,e, of Mr.. Mou'ton, the "mu'
TEA " ",Sr6a All eyes seemed turned upon
', ,' 80 ',rrtcmau. and great anxiety Is mani
l,.;rI 10 Anow
xoyLroN's POSITION.
:. va. understood before ne lei, lot INC
!, "a,Gcn,,al Buffers aGvce Mr.. Mou''on
- g,,;f,a not 10 appear before the cohl'
~" y,,;nr,>. aud he had maze no Sc
HaI'' ,,.,. [,.., tia. hc considered himself 10
90 - ,,,,nt n respect the wishes OF ooth
i''.' f., ,,,I! ,ntcrtaincd this view OF thc
js't"' 80 MONDAY afternoon. Monday
i"S"'' r,ceiyed the two letters
'N'",'H u,ntioncd. which hr. fiatt
a"''",. Vim. On Monday morning
ts.". ~ declared that he should not appear
f .t,,. committee. and retained his views
ht..'' '.,,tnn ,s trustee. In the afternoon
% ~ SD So ~, surprise that Mr.. Beecher,s
.c .'F' ..'r - 90 himself hsd been published,
u, he same time declined 10 give Ills
',,',-.r.., il"tH" letters. some iiinc uuf-
~ ." ,hc Iay, aud II seems alter nearing o. LUG
- 'c.,i,,i, nt in,. letters, be deciGed 10 ap-
f.s.,-, -. committee, and sought from
,t.,1.rt, he ;cimi-sion which would en-
!I' r.r',.., 10 produce the papers
a." I'M =. trustee. Just before he
" .,- :, 90 10 the con'miilee'room
,,,.. called upon 10 get bis rea-
NV ,,~ deciding 1t last I" appear. tic
800. ,,.r.,g more excited ihan usaai' ana lht'-
"' ,}.i there waS 10 I've " plg 70"
i'- H. ,u;ri cuU>c Of annoyance was
49,, ,,,lt ,.e,lpn Of the letters addressed 10
-, rr E,t1rer. which he knew had
I', ,'.,,rn,f.,u "~.;hout bis own consent.
','3'' +. ,,.rarbt ui,hout Mr. Bccchcrs."
i,.ngt.u..l Inn" Il" declined 10 say "he'her
- ,rng.d testify before the committee. anu
,...r ar hos !aauy documents ne shouio
..... yu the whole Mr.. Mouiton was
!',.rn-rh', reused. IL" bad AL the a'r vi
.,.,,, nl5 ht, been pushed about as iaF rs
....,, ,.;r.- ~ hc crowded., auu sees his WY
,..,r ~ ci,e plenty OF troupe 10 ANY
=, IN. way. This was lust "a APP
,,,r.,,, v.},.s he came cut Of the committee
,,..,, and ajI hi- conversation after ms re-
...,,, :, ~. r..iG, nee showed very Danger.
...,.t, ,r mind. He proposed, he said, 10
~. .,,,rhr ZAP, in Mr.. DccchcT's letters, ana
,,r.,lrrr a4 The original documents, ana DIS
,r,,,urr ,gHyh more than ilS matter sho"eu
,.,.,. IN H., 0wl opinion nj least, ne WAS ho'
g., r.,,j "a il" ;1,llrd with. NO iormal eNahil-
:. ,rr,r u any k.nd followed us statement,
..r.,l, y. General conversation. hall talk ana
ja., conference. succeeded II, but no record
e.. ken, e.; i br mu'ual agreement. II Is
,.yr.,;n fAa, Mr.. Mouitou'S appearance was
%. ii.r;ery last something OF surprise TO
,,o committee. Just after lie entered 1t is at
Il Jtt a. ~.
ROOM IN great haste and sought Mr.. Slear-
,r,u', .dyieo IN i~NGrricd interview al Inc
i.,!.c Of the latter. MIR. Hill declined to say
ir.t what the matter was, but his strange
,yr,l.tu: certainly Indicated some sur
pile.
J FORTHCOMING LAW SUIT.
N9w that Mr.. l'ilton has determined to
l.-w lcgal lrocrs di9@S in the Supreme
count against Mr.. Ererher, tx Judge Morris,
: r-lr," i busy with his client, making
tad, 4 the facts that 70 10 make up the
y!,,c al COM isiu'. BoIh Of them are still
Ir,.ara'jng a Cnucy I@iaGd. to which place
IT,? proceeded tie day hciore yesterday.
r'r. liarri. has ii, hls clerks to make Il
lrryu.h oy,rAyiiag Of previous cases, in
utrr Ia mHt" a study OF the icgal points
hh'F 10 re tf"l'@Ai "al IL SUeh causes OF ac-
ton. \, Mr. MOTHS Once !t>leiuay' MS
cr,I> >lil - al iGgurcrS that they expect
e. Aln 't'N from we COUNTY, a' oe'och,
= "A.9A 'tM' u" .'Au al ehS"selilen' a.
i ''"i'"'s 10! 9o' ., t!t pa'l'eS W " nit'i NC
Va '"ui''' hu' -h,. NOT i Aiitu no' re-
'.''" "' - '''r Ho!.i it>' r'sLs' l.
r".1' .'''' '''!' n.t' 4"''e "u>t loL tHc. pas1
t1.', "'i S'"' .i'H- '"c ~" ~ ~,
!'-" "'IA> ~ '''i'- "l s'i.i''"' "o..ons.
''''.-c' 'iri' '.N Ill III III :'ss Guy icl. ~
A''".'r III i'"'h'lH 4 'ica''se conl'ininS
~ report a ;nc trial OF an action TOR dam.
~, .'oH-"' -! w n.y.. cn'l FS -"as
m, gI.,.I Grim. con. win the plaintiffs
We. .Iull -. 1854" This case is saiN to con-
tain much similarity 10 the one now intended
/ he brought. The case referred to created
cun iGrra'l. OK. .ment at the time of its
triaI in consequence Of the reputation
OF tir mrl engaged i'm il. Many of the
hes LAYERS 81 the day were engaged in it.
IT," Plaintiff. CLERGYMAN, was represented
h. u distinguished iur,ts. among them the
La:r. iri-h b.yri,!cr. John Philpot Curran,
Mo secured 10y his client $4,000 damages.
lie CIrlhs SAID Ina: they supposed Mr.. Nor
n, "a hr gagged III the preparation Of the
complaint. which will contain q detailed
,.,.n,.rnt ,f ,l,. >,oa,.;c orts oilnoed hD Nj
IMon in His statement and testimony, as
given IL the committee. This will probably
be flushed either to-day or tomorrow, and
VII n speedily as possible be served on Mr..
Ercthcr, who will then have twenty DAYS in
wtir6 ~ ,nsrer ~ ths coon,.,int mo NO.
Liabilities being that the case will not be call
Ell tor trial before the latter part Of next
month Al the earliest. II is not known as
D";m.
ANOTHER TALK WITH MR. EEEcusR.
IByeohlvu Arpusi
,.r,r,., -. -,
,,a.,,n ,Er,',i ~ 'Ns -n9'ts' ilTe'ins MI.
''.','' Ac>'tIttH AFTERNOON, Tell INTO con-