The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

Price on raursoay inaf. Dot uas arresisi oD a
enarae OF 5glmy vas brought % beiors Judge
McOue ON q writ Of haDeAs corpus yestsrday. rte
Iuoge axed the amount o. ais baA o. tAou0
Conner Is young man. apparently abou'
twenty-eight JeaFs oia. and. according 20 nm
counsel mas passed fbronEa a somewhat varied
career. Ne mas spent one iortaBs q slo.o,e And
| II heir 80 another. uhca ne Gays Ne wsut sPesd.
ms counsel charges that the pr0seeauon Tor
bgamy IL az the instance OF me TIltou parif, 80
/ desire 10 DESTROY ha crsdiolay a. wiiness
| against Loader ana Price nts aaeEed iha' thsfs
are CHARGES " rsnDery ana bsrsiarl against Goa
| ner, and that ne vas once saiiea ca q cnninsi
charge and escaped Dv iampinE Ms oAh Con.
ner's counsel iet tne court ro0a "a aeafsh " ne
necessary bondsmen.
UEYMES ArrKa sHETa rERs
Messrs. Taylor ana wh.Ian I've % me lurymsn
In the great scandal san. earsa yesterday a. tbs
County rreasgrer's omcc sined chscxs zoe
their ices on account o. 1es a. lurymsn
These cheeks we're 1r an Of ga e4ch. and
vera cashed a. zoe y 8anK.
FOREMAN CARR rER ~ rRovmR
In 1878 John y. Gel cot Juagmsat against
Chester Carpenter, the ICreman Of me Tiion-
Beecher jury. for slb %, Yes erdaT CVunssnsr
Brewster Kissam obtained ron Judge Reyaeas
an or-sr In supplementary procseeings - exaa-
Inc Mr.. Carpenter touching MS estate
The application was made In . private way,
when no reporter was present. ana none bos zoe
Juage could know any tniRx o. the paflies la me
suit; nevertheless, the acis acre Tree err
culation around zoe court H0ase.
GENERAL TRACY ON A vAckroS.
General Tracy yesterday ien hroosyn fog as
summer residence at owego, rloEa county, 4 r.,
where no Intends 90 spend ha VacAuon. Ne vas
accompanied by his ia ughter.
H., THE PUBLIC PULSE
Y.
with the scandal and gossip Of tae greas trial and
absolutely demands rest alter hail year o. mental
worry. II matters not what the individual vlegs
OF men may be as TO the gunt or innocence Of hr.
Deechsr; opinion 10 undivided regarding toe
propriety OF stopping discussion Of me tsngied
question. The lev sentiments expressed below
will, 10 Is believed. be found 20 verT iairlJ rep
resent the eehng OF the commercial and pr0les-
sionRl parJ OF tae community.
DEACON s1rHs ADMREh
Mr.. DANA OF the Sua--what male you coms
TO interview met Pm never intcrviewed.
never have any personal sentiments that doDr
express In my paper. Read that, sad joan have
what think. Splendid lot OF opinions you brought
out In the HERALD this morning read thsm
with the greatest possible interest They we're
1rst class.
AN ECHO FROM TIE GOLD ROOM
Mack BLooMINaDALE-I am not tired OF the
dun we talk Beecner ana Tllton, and the argu.
ments used on the aoor OF the ExcAangs some
times would do no discredit to the forensic atm.
ties OF Mr.. EVarts or tae loQuaciousheSs OF Judge
Porter.
IA KNOW sornISo.n
A. oAKEY HALL havn't read the testimony,
but mean to some day. II Triton has S5o,osa ana
the counsel want more glory, there may be "a.
other trial, but guess tney've all mad enOugn
olo Mt nat I n N q n hook az
scandal, and will be glad TO rafie it on alta Ply
mouth prayer meeting II they Ike IT,
UNCLE WILLIAM REFUSES.
WILLIAM N. PARKs-rhe dlIcnssion OF tAe sean-
DIAL has been disagreeable TO me from the begin
ming TO the end. can't say less.
TIE END REAoHKD.
| Colonel ETHAN ALLEN--I have been too busy 20
give any attention to the trial. I'm glad IT'S over.
Tnere will De no more proceedings, for there's no
money In it. and counsel would not care 70 face
| another long trial for love and glory alone.
WHAT MONT HAv5 -HES sxPEcTED.
General Nd. T. MCMAHoN-rns result could not
have been otherwise. Irs good Joe tt's over Tor
LOOK POE THE "sKeUEL-"
JOHN D. TowNsESD-My statement" Is NOT yet
ready, but fancy there Win be sequei which VII
| be interesting.
UNE cLAoE NEAroLrANs.
| 1t Will DO as 1t Is.
AN ECHO FROM TIE SEA.
| HueH HASTINGS, Of the Commercial Advertiser
Pm q Beecher man to the backbone. 1 anticl-
| pated disagreement upon the part OF the jury
long ago. I'm glad the business 10 completed;
am sorry of the publicity given to tns AFFAIR and
| don't want new trial.
MAKTYR TO CIRCUMSTANCES.
Major QUINCY, Of the Sherin's o1lce-I am glsa
| Mr.. Beecner's trial Ia over. l hope ne win NOS
have a violent attack OF hay fever thB summer. Il
| sincerely deplore MIR. Beecher's unfortunate po-
sition and look upon him as martyr to cream
stances.
Hon. ERAsrUs BROOKS, Of the Erpress-Never
want to hear anything like It again. Am sicK OF
It Wouldn't nave Q new trial under any consider
alton. Never expected she jury to agree anyhow.
"wHY Do ToU Ask"
HICKMAN a Cove believe Mr.. Beecher in
nocent and this is tho opinion Of three-oarths Of
our customers les we keep prussic acid. but
Why do you askf
'BUBIAL oP THE ANCIENT
r. B. THURBEE--The whole thing is 3 dirty uess
| ana ought to be buried out OF sight forever.
POLL THE PEOPLE
OnPHEus @. KEER-I only wish some arrange
| ment c0uld be mada to secure popular vote ON
| the subject Such overwhelming majority
would be piled up against 6eecher that IL would
| completely squash him as we'll as all those WHO
are hanging TO his skirts. Had Tuton snot
| Beecher IL, would only nave been necessary Tor
atm to have shown those awful letters. NO JnrJ
in the world would have convicted him. rho
only witness VINO says 'dt amt 80" is Beecher
| himself man with q ropo around his neck,
dreading Ihs ssath drop, cries cut, 81 am Ia
nOcenL"
"sEEcHER rs A GENTLEMAN"
Major IVES OF the STOCK Exchange-Beechet Is
q gentleman OF discernment and discretion. l
am sorry ths jury have disagreed; It win leave :
painful impression on the community.
TOUGH ON PUBLIC MORALITY"
BKE wooD, Of the Netos--lt's an awful thinR on
the public morals. I can't saT whether ths jury
decided right or wrsng, because ddn't read all
the evidence; bus it was tough on public mo-