Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-22

NEW 1OIN. NU-tl>t II.
The British sailing Vessel Juaiuar ar
rived from Calcutta On Monday. and
Yesterday one Of the crew.. all Nu>ul-
men.took counsel concerning their hru-
tai treatment on the voyage. He Il IL
they were nearly starved IL death. and
when they com t,i3ined 10 the Captain.
!. II. Davis. he me them with curses
and the lash.
Rev. Wurrick Martin. who became
conspicuous here in the Revenue SER
vice Immediately after the flight To
south america of Joshua +. Bailey.
deiiulting Collector OF Internal Rev
enue. is stated to have filed a claim for
$1,000. Oun. which he a is du" hun
from the Government for infuruer. a.
moie,irs. in many costly and frtitlcss
prosecutions be-uH 10y him i'll this city
against di>tilier>.
The funeral of Mary Pomefov. the
alleged victim of Rev. John :. Glen
icnniu@. took place Yesterday. and
was n~uiAeroa>lv attended. Just he
fore the body was removed from the
house the motherless babe WAS christ
ened by Rev. Mr.. TuniSon, of the
Episcopal Church, rs Ellen Margaret
GleudrnHing.
James McNIa>tcr~. OF the frc9mG53>
.IpRruaJ. which palcr originated the
story about the ce>>ion of Porto Rico
TO germany. publishes Il letter this
morning i'll the colii>e of which lie
SAYS: II hold the transcript of dis
pitches ut evidence which | have re-
ceived. | do not hold them subject TO
the call of Hamilton Fish, nor OF ANY
erc occupying Il public place. Had
the People of the | nitcj 81, t. COY
erumcut had men fitted tur~thoirrlacr>.
either in the bel artrneut of >,ta'e at
Washington. or n Madrid, or at Eer-
lin. | would have had 10 revelations
possible for me 10 make. The
matter Wa- on the card. Wears a-o. and
the oytrturC> Of Il Wre.Chci Spanish
Jun,a n Madrid and the reiri~al> Of
Admiral Polo are such a. | have stated
them 10 be. | will compromise no II
Ivy revealing my sources OF in!ornla-
tiun at present. In Il short time. il
may be ome mon h, when Kin" Car
lo- the VII VIII b. i'll The i.sruriai and
hold Madrid aid ali the Si'anjard>. for
their honor | VIII. perhaps, tell who
my intorinant> have been"
The chicago Ifshlfae this morning
publishes the report Of Il long inter
yiaw held Yesterday between Frank
Nntiitou and George Alfred Town
send. in which MD&l,on i made To- al
nit The general correctness q: tie first
ia.erNietv, the publication of which
created 50 much controversy, hui
avows that he dill not saythat Eercaer
confessed his adultery with Mrs. Triton
10 him.
Mou,ton said: Il did not say that
il was said hr tvo people before You,
and you miNei by conversation With
tina! Of C-hcrS.'
The correspondent reports Noulton
Is saying thai i, had otton appeared to
him tha; l,ccrllcr had no moral sense
~Wha-cver; tina, lie had heard him
make remarks on ou:Ia-c> committed
within the family circle. which showed
thai lie had III conception Oh the COM
Iaon principles Of Htc,
The CORES! ondtnI reports Ti!,on a>
saying i'll reldy TO the question. that if
Mouiton'> >tatennen; does not DECIDEDLY
affect public opinion. There j. no such
ding A. pablo opinion.
Mpul,on'> ~Ia'chleu. will. it is saitl.
be published in the G,oJ,ifr to-day.
with lithograpAs OF all letters adducei
ny MoUltun.
Another >pec.al to the 1,.i5uae says
tie report OF Tie beecher lives i-a;in-
Committee i completed and viii lie
presented To the Examining Commit
tee Of Plymouth Church to-mcrr0w.
and 10 the church itself hy tlr EXanl-
lining Committee Tomorrow night.