Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-11-10
BY TElEaRaPn.

New York, Nov. ArA Chicass
disEstch says Tie gHfhd jury have
indiete sixty parties for vioiation
internal rssenue laws Most
of those implicated reside in Chi
cago, many being prominent citi-
zens. The victims are frOm veal
thy rectifiers down to im~pecunious
storekeepers, EG1U
NEW York, Nov. 6.--Lewis j.
Phillips, cap manufactures, has
suspended. His assets r $3.50,
600; liabilities unknown. His fail
ure is said to be the result OF inju
dIcious real estate oFtratiens.
d.. George Walls delivered an.
eulogy on Frederick Hudson be-
fore the Geographical Society, at
Cooper's Institute.
ST, Louis, Nov, 6,-The Down
ing party, of Indian Territory,
have applied to Maj, ingalls,, agent,
; for United States troops to preserve
peace between the factions. In
gals forwarded the request to
w aShin9ton.
ST. Louis, Nov. 5.-Col. John
McFail pleads guilty to four counts
of a crooked whishey indictment
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. Cit is
likely the proprietors will grant
the demand for coal Is quite heavy.
One large proprietor has yielded.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-Mrs. Flor
ence Tilden has written for a let
ter of dismissal from Plymouth
Church.
The San expresses displeasure
that Moody and Sankcy have got
an injunction to prevent another
party from printingsand %circula-
ting their hymns.
New aoRaS
tGrers, have failed. TheIf labn-
tiles are $4,000.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-The follow
ing gentlemen compose the Com
mittee appointed by the Associa-
tion of Congregational ministers
for, the investigation concerning
MI. Beecher: Rev. DIR. Budington,
pastor of Clinton Avenue Church,
Brooklyn; Rev. DR.. w. III. Taylor,
pastor of Broadway Tabernacle, n.
Y; Prof. b. N. Martin, of New
York University; Rev. G. H. Ever
EFT, pastor of the Church of the
P~urItans, Brooklyn, Rev. S. H.
Virgin, pastor OF the Congrega-
tional Church, of Harlem, n. Y.
Probably nothing will be done for
a week or two. The committee
which was appointed last Wednes-
day. have held NO formal meeting,
nor have they arrived at a decision
regarding the method of procedure
in the Investigation. The resolu-
ton under which they act directs
them TO review all the evidence,
apparent and attalnahle, respect
ing the matters which brought Mr..
Beecher before the Courts, and to
report to the Association their
findings, coupled with advice as to
whether the accused gentleman
should be retained in or be ex-
PEELED from the Association. 1t
must be understood that the Min
isterial Association has no juris-
diction over the churches as cor
porate bodies. 1t itself
only with the personal character of
their pastors, or such of them, that
is, as belong to the New York and
Brooklyn Association. Should the
result of the deliberations of the
committee be a recommendation
that Beecher be expelled, the
adoption Of such a resolution
would rot directly affect that gen
tleman's relations to Plymouth
Church. 1t would simply be a YER
dict of moral condemnation by the
Association. The committee is
not limited to any set procedure
for its work, and will take all the
time necessary to go to the bottom
Of this complicated subject.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 6.-The
Directors of the National Bank
and Trust Company resolved to
wind up. Liquidation to be affect
ted in sixty days. The stockhold-
ers and depositors will be paid in
full.
The Virginia Mining Company
declared a dividend Of ten dollars
per share.
CHICAGO, Nov. Ga number of
persons indicted yesterday for al
legged violation of internal revenue
laws appeared in Court and gave
bonds for appearance. The
amounts of their bonds range from
5000 to 5000 dollars. 1t is be-
lieyed that fifty to seventy five in
dictments were found.
New YORK, Nov. cit is said
the second brigade National
Guard will escort the Crown
Prince to the Centennial.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. g.
A hundred guns we're fired by the
Republicans this evening in honor
of their victories of last Tuesday.
A procession was formed and pro-
ceeded to the executive mansion
where they serenadeC the Presi-
dent, who, from the front of the
portico, acknowledged the compli-
ment as follows: Gentlemen, I
am very glad to meet you on this
occasion, and to congratulate you
on so good q cause for rejoicing to
the entire country over the cleo
tions Of last Tuesday. While the
Republican majorities we're not
great they yer sufficient to ae-
complish the purpose. Tbs "rag
baby has been entirely suppress
ed, and the people now know what
kind of money they are to have in
the future, and ] think we have an
assurance that the Republicans
will control this government for at
least four years longer. .8
Three cheers were -- given
for the President three cheers for
hard money, and three cheers for
the Presidents school policy. .l
New YORK, Nov. 6.-The mo-
ton to quash the indictment