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AlthIFED
Steamship Fanita Hose Philadelphia VT nile to 0nafn Sa~
steamship SesoEesns Iu 22 sS aai.s
and pass o G.. Il Mallory Co.
Brg We,i,n,t I u,npe rrr.snsrs % i4-s .a .ulpAGg
Brg lof PortlanI wder TnaaAa. cuba ID a-y NA
Brr Matilda Coomss salem
Schr R4.houn III Perth AnOo, c-oru Lres,a %
sehr Rob :, Ross St Audrevs lar With luaoor. -,
BELOW.
Bark Prnzsseu CyoEl, Anderson irom
ANCHORED AT HARrS ISLAND.
schr Martha T. (Br.l Pdce. 81 john " L. vita iamiet
seaI Cara Cars CAas' with ianosr.
Harold Hsrfaager London Hoheroefn i'r ber
Aoyssla., 10, d. hss". y S ' f ,r c,a5s Isi
slND-suns T. noieratv. W. cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEwORLHASs, Jnly 2JAirved The P'es steamships Nv
Sailed bsrks aYOa and aIal hobef oga frrHieA
CGARLzsrox July 29-saed steamship sona c4Ehsa Tor Se~
savAsSAH July 29-Cured Melvin. Tor st. John
b IadeI tor Boston .eIpe Tor Ae" lofE sisc 81
for Norwich Cats I.en le' Bul ltyer =, n,...
brz Kirby. Kin yston cs Prairie bn Tor II Iona
b.; K,ue a. IarIe Tor Savannah Carr LsuToo lo 'o.x @
CorIa Christi. "a Eaas. Aanesve CSA ii0m Di"
yeEiDort, steamship N...cof ION ' -, Nwy,,.
Bosros July 29Arnvei a!eaaap Septune' om New k
York; Campbell for bolden - Charleston G.
FOREIGN POETS.
July 2oSsie. steamship Aaa 'Aefli,I tot Ses
AsrvRRp July 2S-sael steamship August Auie Greve.
LoSD5S Jay 29-salei for the UGi states Caiiyitor IIn.
Fomsnsu Asra Rose h iitanii hnldp nd H. echreasea
Arrived eus Gm III LDe oes on we ON lt ,s
Bernhsd aud LalO Aryei oat n te United es 'n me Sa
Molly A. " Jewet urA0 ra AIico Polo irfpsehoie sni
u,r Aae Lender Ks.ilSorst LaI soTsuo Fetwng AIa
Also arrived out lom n ynitci state; A-Lanhor
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
THE SEVENTH NEw,JERsEY REGIMENT AT LONG
BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, July 29-The 9TH New-Jersey
REGIMENT from Trenton took their departure for home
ms evening via Freehold. where they will be rendered
a reception by tho citizens and then continue their
tourney home Previous TO their departure they pa
raded and were reviewed in front OF the metropolitan
o,el nv President Grant, Gov. Joel Parker ana stan
&averal hundred ladies' 'and gentlemen Inc regl'
msnt presented very credItabe Appearance ana went
Oh the manual that was most Satisfactory
-, the officers and inspectors. AFTER the review
the regiment marched rs far as the Aansion nou, iS
tLponGR mud that went their shoe tops; SIuns
and sIlrpng made marching in line impo-sloe. ineJ
returnsd 10 the Metropolitan and TOOK the spocal ram
in rarng for Freehold. Just before the regiment ar
lived at the Metropolitan Hotel the door OF the summer
hnnse gave way and the President, Gov PaIker ana
nnmber OF others who were present IeIl Win ~ roi-
tnntely the distance the groaud was only Two ieet'
40 nobody was I'M ured.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
LlLtD

BoLGEa-on Tuesday J 2s Ms MersAEe Doige W. q e at.
Bogef Aye VI County Wexford ireian " We Odd Is'
The fseal will take p,oc At Hamilton L. THURSDAY st
BRIyKERHoFP-la BROOKLYN July 90 Martha Predrt wife ''
psa 'rrycss At her ats rs.deae 246 Coav ur-.v
30h q, The 'nsds oi hs .y Am . .'e ~
morning.
BuSsIYG-suddeply. On TUESDAY evening x
R.I,,Iy1. s,tl,.sH and freha. are .Gvte
is SS a. o'''A the eace Of a father 9s !s':. a..
uooslvn july % Freddie BraJ4oc ,eeoni sou os
lnterment At Hartford, Conn.
RRE-on wednesday, 2Jh inst, ormsop Carsie IT,
haves and friends II the fam uF'ei b-
from the ReOmei charoA Sew-UIechs L. L, PnI.I
inst, o'coek D.
GRsoNAt aoutrose the ul.Ou russ,y J 2s C.h.rs.
:? T T. ,Gg ~ Io 'ei be. . . be in ,,..
Moniro station lva Of leaving a0e csuir,i DepO Al
GRAEFOn Tuesday JUS IS lr short laes Heary A Grse
the Z st Of his age. -
Iyu on THURSDAY next, at ,.
aALPISEsudieuv ~ouesiAy Ja, %, sine Muusl Mar
F1re " take p.e on Psv 3lst inst a, lOA rom the resi-.
denrp of her mother ,ungnsys
family requested to Atead.
Washington papes ease copy
JONES' Acott F1iay July "a e. Joue.
son Of he Coford Jones.
KgLLOGG-Tn Porespo County SesYorr JAY % 1874
kellogg recs N the late Jeha Kellogg sgi 52
anu 3 months.
MARTIN weue,lr July 20 o'clock p Lore,o M.r,ia
Rsiugs, iim respectfully ar.i tbs
hs rrdrn-e Oi Cou iOusr LFss
brooklyn. Thursday, the SOth insL At > gcoc-
PIERCEE Boston aOAsv july 20 samas Pefee onnery o
Troy, y. /, N the % year Of lis axe.
POND-At North stamford Com ruesy July 1@ Adlisoa
ADDISON A MARI e. Pond 'yed I'd y
the eao. Of hs parent, FoI eond s-ea i'tasi
THURSDAY Juy 30. a. O'clock R-Gvvs s-I friends
sDectfdlly invited 70 aten1.
wAITB-0n ruesdy JAW 25 Della Louise snt daughter %
William VI. sarah VI. Watt aged n04-As Ali "a lsFs
Relatives api friends Hul lhe mn~ 'he redenos
OF Der grandfather William Mitchell 2O yapla rluf>4Af
3Oth INST, - l Q,
Troy papers peass copy.
wtLDRR-a Brooklvn r1eAy 2sh Levi ie sg-d 81
yea the Brooayu Pubhc scloo
esds au9i 70 attend ths un,n a. h ats
residence Psehen-ave nd Jrsrron Brooklyn
THURSDAY morning, 3Oh 10 ocok The Will be
taken o Paterson n. J.. for internenL
Jersey City aud Baltimore papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
GOVERyMENr G WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFrCR OP THE CHIEF SIGNAL OYPiCBR,
WA suINGTOs, ID. C.. Thursday, July 3C-l a. ~.
synopsis FOR ne past "a hours
Rain has prevailed In the districts on the
Atlantic coast with ght variable winds aud continued
Low tamperature. Generally clear weather mas pre-
valled the Remaining districts, Win ght or gentle
winds aud no decided rise OF temperature.
The barometer has risen IN The southwest and Mdde
states and the lower lake egiOu. and fallen on the
New England coast aud in the Northwest The ONO
River has riseu Pittsburgh and fallen at Cincinnati.
Tae Monong gaheia Is rising rapidly at Morgantown.
Pr0baOiiitlGS.
For Yeo England aud he Middle States clear Or clear
,ng reaiher cA Dregdi! rlh loo emperaire, NORTH
rest trttds and rising barometer
For the south Atlantic 5ates clear weather In tho In
terror aud gnt rains the coast with south west
norrhwest winds, slight ohanses IN temperature and
rising barometer.
Tvr tne Gu states. generally olear weather. north or
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
EAZEBALI.

The Baltim0res achieved their first victory
over the Phiaaephlas at Baltimore yesterday. IL was
the tftn game between the clubs. The Philadelphia
were only able 70 score saving them from being
bIanked tArougnout. Following Is the score by
innings: - go 80 o., - a., a. %
Pat.G.,gs:,...' B'ii%GT',,..... . 3 Q 8 =
To-day the amateur championship is to be
contested for between the Fvaway Club OF this city and
tne present champion amateurs the Cholseas OF VIII
LalnsDurgn, on the Union Grounds.
Owing TO the inclemency of the weather yes
terdAy The arst days play Hoboken, between the
eeond eeyeps Of the St George and Manhattan Cricket
Clubs wac postponed unit! to-day.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
MEETING OF THE RUTLAND RAILROAD COM
PANY.

RUTLAND, VI, July 29.-At the adjOurned d
me4t d.. ol the Rutland Railroad Company. held here
yesterday e1GJy Page, the President. submitted the
report the period OF hrteea mouths. TO Jan 1, 1874
showing the earnings to Ds sl35,9o2 lj; expens es
500 lj6 - net earnings s335,sJ5 ~ Resolutions mod
lying the Central Vermont leases ani reducing The
rental from that corporation TO the Rutland Railroad
were unanimously adopted. resolution approving me
action directors purchasing Interest IN the
Central Vermont Railroad Company was also un tni-
mOdsly adopted. The Board OF Directors was lnnrea'ed
from seven 10 nine. JOnn a. Page eIrCJcu Preo-
dent Joel H. ivcu Treasurer and g. B 5nIiiey C!trA
iivdeud OF 81 - per snare was voted to Do PAD Ia
SCRIP 10 preferred stockholders Aux. II.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30

ANOTHER ISsTALLMENT, With PRELIMINARY COM
MENrs By OLIVER JoHNsON-AILEGED ADMIs-
sIONs AND SUBSEQUENT DENIALs By MRS IILION
CHANGES N THE LETTER TO DR.. BACON.
The Brooklyn Argus publishes the remainder
of F. b. Carpenters statement The document las at
tracted considerable attention and provoked denias
from TWO or three of persons named therein more
particularly Oiivcr Johnson, an interview with whom
was given in yesterdays TRIBUNE. Mf' Johnson was
asked by Brooklyn reporter If he had anything III
addition 10 say the subject, 20 Weh lie "b'"'r'4
that il he were 70 make the statement again. he should
make IL a good deal stronger He added that he mad
touched only the points where Mr. Carpenter had re-
ferred TO him Mr. Carpenter had rolled this scandal
,dr his toncue as sweet mOrscl FOR three years. de
was man known among his friends as one Wuo pay
strict attention peoples business anu gives
slight attention TO He mad been partisan oi
Mr. Tlton from the beginning. He was weil-meaning
uischief maker a talcoearer-i weil-meanhs U"e-
bearer In conclusion Mr.. Johnson empnatcty dehleI
what Mr. Carpenter had attributed 20 hiin.
In the second part Of statement, as now puDshed
Mr. Carpenter be gins saying that he can prove ha'
Oliver johnson used these words " DIV Il' are
sealed by a solemn promise, but II should disclose
what know the roof OF Plymouth Church would come
,ight off" Another time Mr. Johnson had SAID "
know great deal more about this case than you do
and what YOU know is bad enough"
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
SEMI ANNUAL MEETING or THE NEw-YoRK EN-
mn ~ A

Penn YAM, n. Y, July 29.-TRe semi annual
meeting the state Encampment OF the erAnd Ar"y o
the Repuc f the pepartmento York, met in this
place this afternoon large number of comrades from
parts OF the state being present In the absence Oh
Gen. Jardine the Commander Of tne Department junior
Yiee-Commander Col. Il. Golf OF Troy presided Inc
Hon u. A. Ogden, in behalf Of the Village autnonass'
made speech OF welcome the comrades al hs NourN
house which suitably replied 20 by Col T. Con, III
was adopted;
Hhereas IL is with pain that learn that our beloved
Comm snder, Eiward yardBe. is SICK and Disabled po-
sSsss ii t.s yIsakiax WI W As hSsJ2s sSSeva ~ NA
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, July PA dispatch from
UnIontown. Ala received here, SAYS the Republican
Convention OF the IVh District OF that State renom
mated Mr. Hays for Congress by accamauon.
FREDERICKsBURG Va, July 29.-The Re
publican Congressional Committee OF the Ist Congress
sona strict of Virginia met at Tappahannock yester
day, aud every county duly represented III was
unanimously resolved to call no Convention, and 70
make uO but 70 beaye The neld 10 tue non
J. b Seuer ON his record a Republican Representa-
i've u tue present Congress- aud the Committee Iurtuer
recon meui Dir. 5ener the people OF his District
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
JOHN ID. PALMER,
ALARAMA pEMocRArIC NOMINATIONs.

MONTGOMERY, July 29.-The Alabama Dem
ocrstic state Convention assembled In this city to-day
Every county IN the State represented, over 400
oalagates being present Joseph L. Pugh formerly a
member of Congress- is President OF the Convention
The Convention nominated the Hon George s. Houston
bv a unanimous rising vote, for Governor. A K Man
ming of Mobile, c. Brickel Of Madison, and the Hon
Thomas J. Judge of Butler were nominated Tor Jus
tices OF the Supreme Court on the second oaiioI NO
platform has yet been reported The Committee Will
report tomorrow ana complete the nominations.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
CATTiR NARKR~

CHrcso July 20 Garlic for thr> aT' 400 snge
2S 900 sheen du wcsk. Far 10 6er~
- 7JaSJ 80. Choice. 6Oa.6 kINa 20 lUDt6 80
Ht3 aud
fed respectiveiy, Native Bu,chers D$4 So
nd hu.
naIly heavy n u 100 Common % FI ~ 90
gSJ Choice. iursT Z5
SnsKP 50 for Poor CAooe
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
THE MURDER OF KATY CURRAE BY YOUNG
POMEROY

Bosroy, July 29.-The CoIOner's jury IN tho
Gaze Of Katy Curran rendered verdict this afernoon
II found that she her death by the hands OK
Jesse POmeroy and said thar the evidence suhmised
corroborsted POmerOys confession of the crime The
iury found that the body the girl otner before
or after DEATH was mutiated by sharp instruments
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
THE PLYMOUTH INQUIRY.


Tilton had been arrested A. At first she expressed
alarm at tho phase in the After her friends
bad explained the details of the proceedings
Mrs Tilton became more calm. She believes that
the whole thing has been merely another move Mr..
Tiitons TO keep himself before the public.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
THE PHILADELPHIA ABDUCTION CASE.

PHILADELPHIA, July 29.-The Police Depart-
rneut have abandoned the idea that the tNo men and
two women arrested on suspicion connected vita
the Ross abduction case They are sfi custody. ant
will have hearing tomorrow on numerous charges Of
robbery perpetraled In Germantown
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30

About BttersAt certain Penos Of e tonic aeoessiI
but there is Danger usg munts that nrre me organs IF fgs
non while giving temporary relief To obriste this sud present u ss
pube tonic free from poison Dr. Greene prepared tAs
OxrGasArED BrrTsRs nearly yea es Dys
n.us an all Ainrcl Sold everywhere JoaS HRrRs.
crRnAn & % Propletor. ana Co.ese-piace. Nesk0tt
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30

countrys service, ana bs In attendance
meeting therefore, be Ii
Resolved That we hereby tender 20 him our sincere
sympatnies aud hope that he may aud
unue his efficient work our Department Commander.
The Encampment viii meet again tomorrow, and in
the evening VIII be rendered public banquet by the
ctizenR.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30

GOLDSMITH MAID WINS THE FREE FOR ALL RACE,
cosErTE THE 2:29 RACE, AND sPENDrHRIFT THE
RUNNING RACE.
CLEVELAND; Ohio, July 29.-The atteGdance
at the races to-day large not less than sOa
people being present The first for purse OF
$500 free to all s2lOo the first sS75 the second.
aud @ 20 the third horse. In the hrst heat the horses
got away well together American Girl having the pole,
Goldsmith Maid second and Judge Fullerton outside.
Th>Gir led to the hamie pole the Maid etOse up, and
Fuller ron two lengths behind. On third quarter the
Maid went 20 the first place, with American
Girl seeoNd TIis order was maintained TO
the homestretch, when Fullerton struck very
fast gait passing the Girl and coming Ia second, two
lengths ahead OF her and length behind Goldsmith
Maid In the next American Girl AGAIN took the
lead st the start and kept 1t to the third quarter when
Fullerton tapped her, the Maid going 20 the front
Down the homestretch fine for second place was
had, the Girl getting under the wire halt length
ahead OF Fullerton and two lengths behind the Maid
In the third the Maid led from the start Judge F1
lerton and the Cir trailing. No change was made in
these positions although the homesretch tulAerton
sNah hr uarl
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
5ueclal NcIl6es
To Speculate IN stscks,


TUMBRIDGB x Co, Bankers, Nai-sI, v T.,
sr.t right psru deal With.
nee Nstiee-rhe MAILS F0R EUROPE Nt the ~.,k
,aapT sAlRDAY Aae ls,4. will close h OfSe lol.es.
TUESDAY Al II m. NkDNbsOat AZ II r., 81 AhVh%
DAY al III IA a n .ad on SATURDAY. a. Ia = snd IL m -
~ " - ' e. L. JAARs. 4. n.
Coal Mne Tor ,aic.-ss.V00 will buy HALP INTEREST
IN r. ~ lie beS arranged chespest sorted ne
sn Of dans spplea for al oues 30 years eass Of 40
.,na !, Of beat qa@AI Coal ~ ailss
On insisnst,s Chcsgo NJ Lous, wen stasie<
IA, ro.d rde mined lea on raiios for Gals
ILL., nrr oa, ioshle rsok
80, nd everything ueAr and al aisi ciA0 shape ts
,.,. chance aud tTexsoD Ressoa mt 3inf AL
hs.,h Cali OF address 0UkiNSRl. Ne Al Segh flihst.
stey, Chssteatsl. Terry Uss5e- lSAAsA
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
RIsFwHERE

On Sunday evening Murray's Hotel, at the
Forks near 5kowhegan. Me-, with adjoining buildings
and their contents destroyed By nre The loss IS
tsn o,o. no insurauee IL supposed to have caught
turoush estelesspsss VI A cisArSm0Asr
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
sr-rr FOR DAMAGES BY A CONTRACTOR.

PORTLAND, Ne, July 29.-It Is repOrted thaJ
Col John T. GOwan WORK, who contracted to coh-
,trrt the Bucksporf and Bangor RarOa has sued ne
C,uplny .or suOO0l damage his last years contract,
IaI attached tne rails Bucks port Tue casa SiI come
uelUre TIE Circuit Court Il September.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
PASSENG ERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAvANA-Ls steamship Cify u Nsg Rort ISl, - %
Dar wife servant Johanna b. r. fsie Louis Pr.a
rau NJ smith vablc Bslsn yiids. tsgnt Jos
Zamora anu C. Manuel ,iuounr drn
toll Pauline Dul COrrtdOr Banle Fabr Alfredo Cnes
nd wife Miss H. Kramnia Manuel r. Parlo Aasu Lci Aa.as
tine Espaua.
PROM HAyANA-I, steaulshp Castle July 2os iiaaK
p. Yareaue. an chllllea
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
AT DOVER, ", J.

A fire broke out At l:3o a. IN. yesterday, In
J. Kobinsons carpenter chop on BlacKwell-st., which
with a barn and blacksmith shop were consumed \
harse owned nv Mr. schwartz valued 500 and t900
worth OF tools in the blacksmith shop were aost Ihs
buildings were valued at 1900; no insurance.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30

east Winds no decided change Of temperatarc~ and
rising barometer ,.n
For Tennessee. tho Ohio valley and the lower iSsS
region clear or fair weather. northeast or sOutb@Ass
winds, slight changes IN temperature, and risiog ""-
lowed by falling barometer. ..,.
For the upper lake region and the NOrthWest psruy
cloudy and warmer weather, rain near Lake oapersss
and IN Minnesota southeast south vest Sinds Ano
falling barometer.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
p1SSENGERS SALLRD

POR GLAsGOw-fn straastip Iadf July 20 Mrs T Fromest
Master g. Froment Robertson. arN Rsoft.cp Rev Law
reRce Mrs Lawrence p Mss Bgr, Ai<s
Rose Begein. Thomas league NJ mcdonnell
GLAsGOW-IH slsIstsbg 0I Pennsylrratd. Juv IA
Caasen George Avery DFil D. KID John J. Hen
driekson H. Bagg1 Ro6e Cure. Dr. Uchsfonie eS Ohtss
Ionic Maeaas Pearson Robert Ch &
sampson. Peter Femng WIN. Gilmore.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
THE CRUISE OF THE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB.

NEWPORT, July 29.-The Brooklyn Yacht
Club which arrived yesterday afternoon started
this morning for a race to Marthas Vineyard for Com
odore Yoorhss prlzes-twO cups valued at $50 each
one for cooners and the other for sloops. The Feur
de lis Comet Clio ana Fuam VI the schooner cla.S and
the .loopz sadie Sale, White Wing aE Qul vive were
all chat started upon the ra6e OF the large fleet that
,,,r,e - the annual cruise Commodore Yoorhis's
vacbt the Madeleine acted as stake boat and sta
toned opposite Fort Adams. She subsequently got
under weigh and proceeded with the Meet The nrst
yacht that arrives Marthas VINEYARD Is :" take {Ae
tms OF the others. TIE nyinZ One upon the
usual time allowance. Tomorrow they expect 20 visit
New London and Will return nere on FRIDAY or oatur-
qay aud remain sunday. 1le race OF to-day was
originally intended nave been sailed 20 Block
Island and RETURN but the order was contaminated
Iast nlgnt Tne Diuntless proceeded 20 NowYOrk this
afternoon for purpose O making some sghI repairs,
a. she "a announced u be competitor N the races VI
the New York CLUB in August
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30

THREE DWELLINGS BURNED AT LEWIS, CANADA.
QUEBEC, July ga fire broke out at 10
O'Clock this morning in shed in the rear OF the Lewis
Post ONCE At present there are three dwellings ana
number OF outbudings flames. 1t Is thought the fire
ia nnder control The Liverpool London aud Globe and
The Royal Canadian insurance Offices are the sufferers.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
A HOTEL AND DWELLINGS BURIED AT ST JOHN.

A HOTEL AND DIV ELLlNtrc BUM Ell Al 81 JOh-N'
ST. JOHN, n. B., July 29.-The fire reported
last night was got under control about o'clock this
morning one hotel two stores. several dwellings, ami
some stables and outbuildug totally destroyed.
Insurance $500 In the ROYAL Canadian and SOc IN the
Liverpool London aud Globe IAls IS al the INSURANCE
known Jf al present.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
rur NEpRAaKA REPUBLICANs

OMAHA, Neb., July 29.-The Nebraska he
publican Central Committee has Issued ca ior
STATE Convention. TO meet at Lincoln Oh Sept. =
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
MARRIED..


Crlf1ri " j. 2I. by tie Rev Charles Seymour Alfred
ClurcAuan " Aettie, daughter Of Joseph :. brewer.
Al Notices Of Marriages Hgst 5e Endorsed 1h fsD
and nidreaa
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
Mns. TILroN,s STATEMENT.

Mrs. Tllton. my presence. was asked By Mr. Tlton
vim Mr. Beecher. that he could snow to DIR. StOrrs.
This was December 1871, or January 1915 Mrs ton
assenied willingly and sylnR 10 hel room re.urAgu ~
ten as near as / remember, these words: On a
cerian occasion NJ. Beecher solicited me 10 become "A
vie 70 him with all that s implied in this relation
rms proposition communicated to my husband
Mr. Tlon look that writing TO Dr. st0rrs accom-
named Mr. TltOn and saw him place TINS document III
nr storrs's hand. Mr. TiltOn knew DR.. st0rrs as an
intimate friend OF Mr Beecher, and he went 70 MIN
for counsel after the Woodruff letter appeared
He said: "Dr 5torrs, come % you for advice IN re-
gard TO the proper action to be taken by myself IN refer
ence TO the statements made In the WOOdhut letter
DR. storrs replied: g have not read the statement
made by woodruff, but If you thlnS II Is OF sum
lent I'M portance 20 merit attention. will do so Dr.
Storrs read story, and few days later when m III
IGn visited him. said Mr. Tilton, have read TINS
paper carefully and II the statements are lIue' uia"
from them four CONCLUSIONS
Mr. Tlton asked what the conclusions were
Tr Storrs then said: First, that Mr.. Beecher ana
Mrs Tltou had criminal relaoDs second that you dis
coyered that third, that Mr. Beecher received paper
from Mrs TILon denying that such relations hhd ever
exsIed fourth that Mr. MoulIon got that paper from
Mr. Beecher" 80, ,.-. -. q, .,osa no,,,s cani,
he deued Dr. StOrrs replied: II those points cannot
be denied have no advice TO give al eVason "ouu pe
M TIon dd not tell Dr. sorrs all the facts In the
ease He told me he did not want TO bring disgrace
a,n which he TOOK Dr. StOrrs, he said he preferred
that n should be made decateiy for EIzaDeth as
po.sibe lie could not bear TO have the Woru tnnA
t he " yas attacking Mr. Beecner without lust provo
cation when the truth was exactly the opposite
Reporter-What is your opinion oi MIS- Au'on' s'a'e
meutl -. --... -. .r,,,.n o.
AZ rfnn ms m lde such unaccOuntable statements 10
me FOR Instance you remember told you was
present when sine pat IA WEltlHR tne statement .na
Wr Peecher had solicited her. LES than year AFTER
IN yersaiion with her she told me that her admis-
SION ia tlat letter Was untrue
TILE LETTER TO DR.. BACON.
Reportor-It has been stated tat Mr beeener ua not
tnok he could consistently defend Mr Hilton until the
later renounced Mrs. Woodruff and her associates
Mr. Carpenter-That ID true. Mr. Beecher told me
that II Mr. TiltOn would take the public position he
onted him TO on the WeOfhul question: he would pour
ons Into fhe Golden Ne office bY the thousands
oliver Johnson at one tlme prepared statcment ioi
Mr TIliou 10 sl.u In regard " Mrs WVv9hUA' pVt al
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30

surgical operation was performed on Tom BowdnS's
foot by Dr. Dunbar sunday last which that yetern-
ary authority confidently expresses his belief VIII eject
complete his laneness and enable him 10 re-
une mis- turf career Il the universal hope that this
renowned Will appear ON the turf on whlcn
he has gained so many brilliant triumDhs.
TIE SECOND DAYS RACING AT GOODWOOD
LONDON, July 29-The principal event OF
thus tue second day of the Goodwood Races was the
Goodwood Stakes handlcap Of IS soveregns each sub
scriptiou with sovereIgns added; two miles and
half Ths race WAS by Lord c. j. Ker's br c. The
Scamp. Mr. JohnstOne's b. C. Cambuslang was second
aud Mr.. F Swnders b. C. Redworth third Fourteen
,tarted The betting before the was TO against
The scamp 3 10 AGAINST Cambusan. aud to against
u. v,rfu
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30
RACING AT OTTAWA.

OTTAWA. Ont, July 99.-This was the first day
OF the Ottawa races. The first hurdle race and
was won by Keso time, EO2 The second race was for
The City Purse and was by Irish Girl with Jacques
Cartier second and J,ue Bonnet third time, l:55i The
third race was for the Citizens Purse aud won by
War Cry Trouble second Major Macon third: time, 2;oi
New-York tribune., 1874-07-30

Metal Springs, the PitiIess Iron Finger Pads nnd
Rupture charging tue breach bl tbe e4ssi
are gt4duAly BLAsriC IKUs.. OS DF1ad~ss