Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-12

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dienee, and svsry 10 lad bsssu q s1.d upoa 10.
Ishsht 6gbrs, lthesoply eas A.udiss - the
-tcAntsr Of the rocm)J herIfaos ,dssle4 ) Ettls
1 when she perceived the general attent;en
which she had attracted, asaad saa1d b1 bs1 EuIband.
sitting ted feet IN ffoht ii lier, half tt6ed 10
his seat whom he heard III hife's voi1e, tut
| didlDotl look ut her. Il His eoanl9l nstprally
tarned md locked full upon bsr. = did also
Beecher's, and necks on tho bench behind the
Judge were stretched forward. Tho fuil con-
tents of tie communication will not be made
public. oil parties 10 the ssit dseliaing to give
aocnpg fospublicitjon. Ii Iadte .NAihos sid
the, matter Was one to which he felt 10 ought
70 give deliberat,on. He felt compelled at
least for the present to consider it % eoilf-
Dental, and even should Mrs. Tilten consent
to its immediate publication By him, hs should
decline to give copy for publication aEionce.
He said the matter would BE- considered to-
day, and possibly, il both counsel for Tilton
and Beecher consented, and Mrs Tilton in
sisted. it might be made public. asd 8.s
Evarts, when asked about Il, said it was
matter between the Judge and Mrs Mlton,
and he did not feel At liberty 70 say anything
relative to It. The copy was handed him,
and be retained it for tho present. s 'ss5'
Mrs. Tlton was found u tho house of Mrs.
Ovington, but from illness and "Wednesday
excitement. had lain down, and no oommuoi-
cation with her was had. only through Mr..
Ovington. The lattar stated tho action Of
Mrs. Tlton had besn wholly unexpected By
the friends who accompanied her to tho Court
Mrs. Triton sent word in reply to m applica-
ton for copy Of the document, that she could
not give it until Beecher's lawyers had con-
suited on the subject. Ms. Ovington said
she would probably hear from shearmsn after
the consultation which daily. follows the ad-
journment Of the Court. and give moro def
mite reply.
Porter, Tracy. Shearman and Abbott. Of
Beecher's counsel. were fosnd il, consultation
BY the reporter. when he left Nrs. Osiagtou.
Tracy stated that subject was not under
consideration BY counsel. and that Mrs. I'll.
tons action was without advice from them.
and they knew nothing Of her intentio1. She
had given copy Of the letter 10 Evarts. d
the same time she handed the original to the
Judge. and this copy Evarts had taken away
with him. Beccher's counsel could not. Of
course. make the letter public. Il would be
contempt Of Court {fN ss4s
The contents Of the letter will probably be
made known to day. Il il undsrstood il en-
braces, frst, 40 appeal on Mrs. Tilton's part
to the Court, to be heard ID defense OF her
own character; second. protest seainst tho
injustice Of tho failure on either side to call
her; and third, . solemn and patastic asser-
ton Of her innocence Of adultery. NJ
t4ta Ita4 Melbourne. April 20.
It 10 supposed that DR.. Rastoul and his
the French communists. who
escaped from the ialand Of New Calslonis,
perished on the water, a. no tidingl Of them
have yet been received, and fragments Of the
boat ia which they got away have bean found.
ss.a s*ttN3sA9 A1OnoOos ARTA -.
The case Of Leader against Moody, and
Sapkey has been settled BY the acceptance ,of
] suggestion Of the Master u the Rolls that
he defendants pay one shilling saszsses aud
sosts, and agree not b asaia useker MsjsstJ's
Opera House for their meetinga -Issasal.
ae,s3 3a stas lsss.ss, Paris. April 50.
The death Il announced of the famous tray.
,ler and artist, jean Fredeticids Waldeck, at
NJ extrsordiuary ase Of ITO yssrs. Hs ~ss
,ofu March Is, l7e6l LIS .a7dfoa aaaus