, 1875-04-17
LATEST NEWS
BY Telegraph and Mail.

There was a heavy snow fall
throughout New England on the
18th inst.
Eight deaths are known to have
occurred from the late explosion
and burning in San Francisco.
Six companies of cavalry and
two Of infantry have been ordered
to the base Of the Black Hills. as
an escort to the Government Gc-
ologist, who started to make a
survey of that country about the
18th inst.
The male spinners in the Mass
achusctts, Prescott and Lavrenee
mills quit work on the 14th, and
the male spinners in the ether
mills will be discharged.
The Boston Journal says the
time has come for the President
to announce his intention to retire
from Office at the close of the pres
eHt term. A bold, manly enunci-
alton of such a purpose would re-
vive the dropping spirits of the
party. This feeling is entertained
by the best Republicans Of Massa-
chusetts.
A religious riot has occurred at
Buenos Ayres. The Jesuit college
was burned to the ground and
three priests killed.
Vice President Wilson, who was
to have sailed for Europe OIL the
9TH inst, has changed his mind.
DE has concluded that he will not
be the first Vice. President to leave
his country during office. His
going abroad was likely to be
criticised by many.
A carriage and span of horses
were presented to Cardinal Nc
Closkey in New York, on the 10th
by few prominent Catholics of
that city.
The militia Of Pennsylvania have
been called out to protect coal
miners who do not belong to the
trades union,
A cable dispatch from Vienna
says the Lower House of the Aus
titan Reichstag has voted $4,000 |
florins for the American Centen-
nial Exhibition in 1876.
The President has appointed
Richard Gibbs, Of New York,
Minister to Peru.
Dan Bryant, the well known
minstrel performer died in New
York last week.
The min corporations OF Lowell,
Mass, say they would prefer to
shut down rather than accede to
the demands Of their operatives,
and that a rise in goods would
more than compensate for their
loss.
As regards the prospect of win
ter wheat in Illinois, the Tribune
says: While in the belt Of coun-
try in Central Illinois much Of it
is doubtless killed, vet in the
southern part Of the State, which
is really the winter wheat region, it
is in very good condition and
there will be a larger crop than
usual.
A walking match between Dan
iel 0'Leary of Chicago and John
Dewitt of New York, 100 miles
for 81 900, was won BY O'Leary,
who completed the distance in
20 hours and 81 minutes. Dewitt
gave up on the 57th mile.
The New York Tribune's new
building was formally opened on
the 10th, the Both anniversary Of
the birth of that newspaper. The
Tribune staff made present Of
magnificent set of silver to White
law Reid, inscribed with pictures
Of the new building and the mo-
nograms II. G., 1s4l, w. R., 1875.
Two steamers, the Ocean and
Flu Sing, engaged in the local
trade between London and Shang-
hal, collided near Shanghai on the
18th, and the latter immediately
sank with all on board :
While Beecher was on the stand
on the 18th, be said Mrs. Moulton's
whole story was a pure fiction.
| never told her / suffered the tor
menfs ofthe damned at having to
appear in my church with cheer
full face. Mrs. Moulton did notl
say to me Mrs. Tilton would sasri-
fce her husband rather than me
for the sake Of the church. Neverl
said to Der ! had repented Of myl
sin and felt l was forgiven. Shel
never said to me she did not know
how 1 could stand in my pulpit
and preach to young men against {
the crime of adultery. Mrs. Moul-
ton is a perfect lady and would l
not use such terms in her CONVEX d
sation as adultery. She never :
said lBuld tell the truth, as it /
would come out sooner or later. 1
The first time I heard it was when ,
| heard her say it in this audience j
Never said to her / could not con- Ii
iess, as my work would then be
finished; that my family would be !
ruined, and that my people would
never forOive me nor d;d 7 -