The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-08
NEW YORK.
THE TELToN-BEEcHER TRIAI-T WILL
PROCEED ON MONDAY,

THE TILToN-BEECHER TRIAI-rT WILL
PROCEED ON MONDAY.
NEW YoRK, March 6.-General Golfer,
President Of the Occidental and Oriental
Steamship Company, has declined the
position Of Director in the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company.
Rumors prevailed yesterday in the alb
sence Of any proceedings in the Beecher
trial that one OF the parties to the suit
had Withdrawn and that there would
necessarily follow discontinuance Of tho
case. The rumors doubtless grew out Of
the reports that one Of the principal
counsel had resolved to withdraw In con.
sequence Of neglect to his other business,
which attendance Tor two months in the
Brooklyn Court had caused, Ho had
been induced, however, to remain in the
case, and will doubtless conduct 1t To the
close.
Mr.. JCffreys, the sick juror, on whose
account the trial was adjourned till Mon
day, had entirely recovered from his In.
disposition. The attendance at the trial
is 10 be limited hereafter, and Judge Neil.
son has expressed the intention to allow
to enter the court room only the number
Of spectators that will just Rll the seats,
When filled the court room will hold at
least six hundred persons, and on no day
since the trial began have there been less
than five hundred spectators present,
The most impOrtunate persons who apply
for admi,tanGe are ladies, and sometimes
they succeed In passing the guards,
A letter from London states that Dr.,
Kenealy has given notice that on the 10th
OF March, he will call attention to the
Tichborne case.
To.pAY's REVIEW OF BUsINEsS IN WALL
STREET,
The Wall street markets are active to.
day, with some important changes, Early
in the day a strong effort was made TO un-
settle matters by making cash and gold
scarce and dear. Loans were called In
freely, and borrowers had to pay one
sixteenth per diem for short time. This
high rate soon brought large amounts Of
gold into the loan market, and especially
from Canada banks, and very soon gold
loaned free Of interest, This movement
had no effect on the money market, and
call loans were easy at da5 per cent. On
stock exchange there was farther I'm.
provement and q buoyant feeling In many
shares. Some OF the bears attempted TO
cover, and, IN doing so, carried up prices,
II was known that about six million dol.
lara In gold had been taken out OF the
market, and that every thing elso had
been done which was deemed necessary
to secure the success Of the squeeze prom
ised for to-day. Dispatches from Canada
report q general improvement In tho
money market there, which began week
or ten days ago, and steadily continues.
An advance Of s. on their storage pass.
age rates will be made, on Monday, by
al English steamship lines, as the result
OF the conference between their represen.
tatives. Tho advance will affect those
taking Steerage passage from either side.
Fast lines will charge S26, and slow lines
$22.
hank STATEMENT.
Loans, increase, $iSS,S specie, do.
crease, $2,61B,7O0 legal tenders, decrease,
Sl,74O,7O0i deposits, decrease, $3,49G,GOGi
circulation, decrease, S72,40O; reserve,
decrease, $3,4S326O.
sUDnGNED FOR THE PROSECUTION
Mr.. L. T. ovington, who testified the
past week for the defense In the TlltOn-
Beecher suit, has been subpGned by the
prosecution, and In consequence could not
sail for Europe as he had intended. Mr.,
Tilton's counsel have knowledge ofsever.
al letters which OvingtOn wrote which
they want identified and put In evidence.
There is rumor current that the Ply
mouth Church has subscribed 1925, 900 TO
defray tho expenses Of this suit. Tho
ruInor goes 80 lar into details as to relate
the action OF Bowen, who entered hearty
protest against the appropriation, and
utterly refused to be party to 1t