, 1875-09-23

WDWVH|
CINCINNATI. Sept. 15.-The atten-
dance at the exposition was very large
and the hall was well filled.
AUGUSTA, Sept. 15.-Returns from
81 towns give Conner 53.297, Roberts
1918, Connor's majority, 1854. the
same towns last year gave Dinglap,
Republican, 10.2O2. The Republicans
elected 20, and the Democrats II Sena-
tors.
DENVER, Sept. 15.-Returns from
election in this Territory come in very
slowly. Arapahoe County elects ma
jority Of the Republican ticket. The
Democrats elect one of two councilmen
and one of four members of the House;
they also elect county treasurer. Last
fall the county gave over 300 Demo-
cratic majority. The result in the Ter
ritory is doubtful, both parties claiming
the Legislature. The Governor has
issued call for an election on the 25th
of October for members of the consti-
tutional convention which will meet on
the 2Oth of December. The Republi-
cans claim that they will have q good
majority in the convention.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 10 Detectives
Blight ana Gallagher received dispatch
this morning from Caab Orchard stating
that one of the Virginia bank robbers
was shot and captured at that point.
New York, Sept. 15.-The following
is the letter written by Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher .c the District Attorney
of Brooklyn in relation to the libel suit
against Francis D. Moulton:
TWIN MOUNTAIN House, Aug. 80.
To Winchester Britton, Esq,
Dear Sir: Your letter commencing to
my attention certain considerations
which incline you to relinquish the
criminal suit against Mr.. Moulion and
Mr.. Tilton ives duly received and con-
sidered. think the views which you
present are sound and wise. 1t would
seem to be an axiom that no suit should
be carried on in which neither individ-
uals nor society can hope for benefit.
Should you IN your further discretion
enter nolle persequi, think all right
thinking citizens will regard your action
with appreciation wien made aware of
the reasons. Sincerely Yours,
HENRY WARD BEECHER.
Gold closed at 1694@I. Money 2H
M3. Stocks active and feverish.
A dispatch from New Orleans says in
the town of Milton. Florida. nine miles
above Pensacola the entire population
of which is fifty-four, there are
thirty-three cases Of yellow fever,
eleven fatal. At West Pensacola there
are seventy cases and fifteen deaths
during the past week.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. ia meeting of
citizens was held at the Southern Hotel
tonight to adopt measures to call
National Convention in this city to
memorabilia Congress to grant such
legislation as will secure the construc-
ton of another railroad to the Pacific,
and consider means to reduce the cost
of transportation between the Atlantic
and Pacific, the Lakes, the Gulf and the
Mississippi and the Atlantic seaboard.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-The Attor-
ney General was visited to-day by del
egation representing Republican voters
of Mississippi. The delegation who
called to explain the situation of affairs
in the State, stated that owing to the
White League organizations which are
very general throughout Mississippi,
Republican voters are not able at ell
times to exercise their political rights.
Although the Republican party is
mostly composed of the entire col
ored element with comparatively few
whites, is largely in excess in point Of
numbers, yet owing to lack of organizs-
ton they are ever at the mercy of hostile
organizations, who by force of mobs
and rlotous de enonstrations, generally
refuse to allow voters to assemble at
political meetings, to register at proper
places or vote upon election days
Upon the subject of the disturbances at
the present time the delegation was
united in the admission that none exis-
ted, their political meetings had not
been broken up and there was no reason
for any further disturbances.
LONDON, Sept. 15.--A Berlin special
says the recent successes of the insur-
gents renders continuance of Guerrilla
warfare until spring possible. In such
case it will be difficult to restrain the
Serv1ans from participating. Austria,
with an eye to these points, has issued
orders regulating the supply Of horses
in the event Of mobilization.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 15.-There is
very active demand for money which
the banks are unable, adequately to
supply. The National Gold and Trust
Company had $4,000 coin transferred
to-day through the Office of the Sub
Treasurer and considerable amounts are
reported to have arrived Or are close at
hand from New York to the Bank of
California and Hibernia Bank. Busi,
ness in the California Stock Board was
very lively to-day, showing marked i'm
provement both in the volume of trans
actions and the amounts realized. The
increased business of this board will
probably have effect to hasten the open
ing of the other boards which are ex>
pected to resume business in about two
weeks. Sales on the street were spiri-
81 - dor opd tho vicinity of the board