The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-12
By Cable.
EXPLANATION OF THE BRKcnER ADDRESS.

LONDON, July II.
The Times having published some stric-
lures on the address in favor of Henry
Ward Beecher, drawn up by the Congre
gational ministers, Rev DR.. Alexander
Raleigh, one Of the signcrs, has written a
letter in reply. lie vindcates the action
of himself and friends in signing the adj
dress. He never meant to commit any
portion of the non-comformists TO his
views. lie then proceeds TO declare that
it is not sound principle 10 assert that be-
cause a man may be blameabe in lighter
things he is not to be approached with an
expression of sympathy by those who are
unspeakably glad to believe he has shown
himself innocent of the heavier charges
with complete success.
The letter concludes as follows, 81
never supposed that in signing the docu-
ment / was expressing opinion on Mr..
Beccher's sayings or doings in general.
believe the Christian sentiment of England
will unanimously lament and condemn
some things which Mr. Beecher acknowl-
edges. In the course of the trial he has
blamed himself without stint Now be-
lievc he has recovered himself and will
standin honor and usefulness as formerly"
"ooMING EVENTS"
The Times Madrid despatch says events
OF great Importance are looked for.
TURKISH STUDENTS ORDERED HOME.
The Times despatch from Paris says the
Memorial Diplomatique announces that
the Turkish students in Paris are ordered
home, and that with the money hitherto
devoted to the education of these youths,
Turkey will establish an institution at Con-
stantinople offering equal advantages to
those Of Paris.
MOODY AND sANKEY.
Moody and Sankey held their closing
meetings to-day.
A PROTEST.
The radical clubs of the metropolis have
held conference and decided to call
mass meeting in Trafalgar square, for
Wednesday next, to protest against the
grant for the expenses of the Prince of
Wales visit to India.
COLLISION WITH A WHALE.
The Cunard steamer Scythia, which
sailed from Liverpool yesterday for New
York, came in contact with whale off
Roches Point, and lost blade of her pro-
peller. She is detained at Queenstown
awaiting orders from Liverpool
ARRIVED.
MovILLE, July II.
The steamship. Caspian from Baltimore
has arrived.
QUEENSTOWN, July II.
Arrived, steamship Russia, from New
York.
INSTRUCTION.
VIENNA, July II.
The instruction in Herzegovina extends
along the Dalmatian border aid Is much
more serious than the usual disturbances in
that quarter. The populace have attacked
the Turkish authorities in the frontier
towns and in many places the Austrian
flag has been raised.
CONGRATULATIONS.
madrid, July II.
The municipality OF Madrid have tele-
graphed congratulation to General Contre-
ras and voted rewards to the lancers under
his command, for their heroic conduct at
Nansares.
Official dispatches announce the Carlists
have attacked Guetaria and Saun, and been
rpnulcpd nj both placps
CARLIsT PRISONERS.
Among the prisoners taken by the Al
consists at Cantavieja is Carlist brigadier
general and 40 officers.
PURSUIT OF TIE CARLIsTS.
The Carlist General Dorregaray, is being
actively pursued by the Alphonsists. 1t is
believed he will attempt to take refuge on
French territory.
THE FLOOD AT LIsIEUX.
has subsided and workmen are now en-
gagged in clearing away the debris caused
thereby. The damage by the overflow will
aggregate 100000.
A KINGS VISIT.
Moscow, July II.
The king of Sweden arrived Friday.