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Des Mannes sulammen.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-29
FINANCIAL IND COMMERCIAL.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, January 2g-Cotfon quiet and
easier-low middlngs, H'aaa4. Flour duh and un
red. l.l6a2 Is others unchanged. Corn dull
southern white, 30 10 20, southern yellow, a 10 %
western mINed,Is52. Oats dul-southern. IS t. IS.
western White 6Oa61 do. western mixed. e. Rye dull
and heavy nothing doing in round lots. Pork nom
mai, ~ 5ta20. Bulk meats-shouliers Ga I; clear
rlb sides, 9ssaA J"bbig lots. iAa12 higher Bacon
shoulders Sat4 clear rib sides llia, Hams, sugar
Suf.da Hnnis5s. Lard, Bahli4 for steam and
frhned' Butter quiet and unchanged. Petrol
cum nemlnal-crudc, 6iaa's Coffee strong the scar
GiiE OF stock restricts business, ls4a201a Whskey
changed; Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn quiet
nd unchanged Stocks dull. Money, pa EN-
change long. 4S15a, short, 4so. Governments dull.
LONDON, January -. l2,8 p. m.-The rate t.r
itles l. Z1s pei cent. Conso- for money, 92- sa92
ioT account, g2s4ag23s. L. :. 5 ~ bonds OF $50 g..
We, h-4O los. Erie railway shares. D.
LIVERPOOL, January y, 1873 p. m.-Gotton-Tls
maikeS J. dull MIddlinCsr uplands, -; ORLEANS.
I'D Sales l0ts0 bales, including 2GyO for spscula
Ion and export The sales If the week have been
4UD bales, including 300 for export. and ges on
necuiatlOn. The stock in port is 10000 bales, Of
MhlCh 4n,.Tv are American The receipts OF the
week have beeD 5000 bales including 6sl9l Ameri-
an Actual export. coo bales. The stock afilat
55'Up bales, of which 81 go American. Cotton
oarTlNe lis cheaper. Sales on the basis Il mid
ling urleansi nothing below good ordinary, shipped
December and January, at ~. The receipts Of
wheat for the past three DAYS have been s. 900 quar-
ter including lI,000 American
LONDON January %, 2p.m.-Thc weather through
out England day i wet Paris dispatches quote
rent"s at 62 frances 40 centimes
LLEkRPooL. January 70, ? p. m.-Cottou-Sales on
lir basls oi mlddIing uplands, nothing below low
nldutlng shipped February and March, at sd. do
do, delIN INerahlc March and April, at 75sl. Bead
stufe-The market Is quiet; corn, 56s. 6d.aS7s per
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-29
WHOLESALE EMBEZZLENENT.
Sudden Death Of the Alleged Crimiua

New GoGK, January pa special 10 the
Inii6s nom Baltimore says: Recent diSclO-
SureS have exposed a system OF embezZle-
meni and misappropriatiOn of trust funds at
Annapolis, that mas created CONSERVATION at
the state capital. The criminal was James
X. HowiSOn, lawyer of the highest standing
IN business ami social circles. who has been
made custodian of funds and manager of
properties OF many of the leading citizens
A short time ago he died suddenly, and eN-
animation of his accounts shows ne had
robbed nearly every person who reposed bus
meSs trusts in him. About SEQ 900 worth OF
bonds that had been placed in his charge by
various clients had been used TO his own BEN
eft. and he had also borrowed large amounts
on fraudulent mortgages. Several of the Off
GERS and professors at the Naval Academy
mad various sums on deposit with him, all of
which are lost in the general wreck. BiShop
0denheimer, Howison's father-in-law. il
said To have lost $4,000, and the total of
losses will reach $4,000. Howison was al
one time clerk TO Admiral Franklin Buch-
anan and alterward secretary OF the Naval
Academy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-29
IzIT0N ~. BEEsHER
Proceedings To-day.

NEW YORK. January 2-IneIe was a
great crowd of lawyers this morning in the
for and against the admission OF TheOdore
Iilton as witness in the case OF Beecher. and
hlS family We're absent, but TiIton sat anaone
his counsel Judge Nelson said he had writ
ten TO the editor OF the tribune i'm regard 10
THE PAMPHLET
said Ia have been published by the Tribune
and he was told. ia reply. that the I'I5i,iis
dld not publish the pamphlet I'm question.
1tt cenSured the parties publishing the pam
phlet for their severe criticism on the witness
lMOulton-l and hoped that the offence would
not he repeated in the future publications oi
the pamphlet General Pryor
RESUMED HIS ARGUMENT
al the point where he had broken off yestcr-
day. The act OF 1867. said counsel. contPm-
plated no such thing aS prohibiting parties
To thc suit In the case of adultery giving eVi-
dence ior OF against each other. This witness
did not attempt 10 take the stand against his
wife. but against her alleged SeduceT 10 testi-
y To the crime committed by Henry Ward
betcfer. In the case of Pctrie against Howe,
in the supreme court. decided in IS7i. a case
OF criminal conversation, the husband was
allowed to testify, and an appeal was taken
10 the general term. The case, said Pryor,
was elahoratcly argued by the bar and lis
tened 10 10y the court, and there was no queS-
tlon by the court that the witness was
admissible, and conceded his competency.
The question with this court now il a. UO what
decision be should follow. Counsel quOtS A
two cases Wien the husband i'm one case was
convicted of perjury on the testimony OF his
vile. and I'm the other he was convicted OF
perjury and bigamy. In a case in this state
Mr. Justice Barrett says the evidence OF hus-
band and wife il receivable, though the eVi-
dence may criminate one or the other. II the
plalntln were admitted TO the stand and
proved the adultery against his wife did that
charge her with any crime or criminate. No,
said counsel, for that was not the law a. II
was known in New York. Adultery was not
a crime or offence in New York, and was not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-29
THE RAILROAD FREIGHT WAR.
No Prospect Of n settlement.

NEW YORK, January "a Chicago dis
patch 10 the Tribune says There il no pros
peci of speedy settlement OF the freight war
now going on between the NariouS roads
leading from this city to the east. Rates are
All the way down, and a few contracts have
been made at 80 cents for fourth-claSs freight.
The various freight agents are now at the
east consulting with their managers with
regard 10 the present state OF Affairs. aud get
ting instructions. Ii is claimed that some OF
the roads are on the verge of bankruptcy,
and that the present fight was commenced 10
brlng Things TO a crisis a. speedily as pos
Slble There is not the least doubt that the
light viii be continued until a majority of
the roads VIII be prOstrated and have 10 go
INTO the hands OF receivers. The general pas
Scnger agents are also at the east consulting
with their managers. and IL is stated that fhe
Lake Shore and Michigan southern railroad
VIII reduce passenger rates tomorrow. and
IN this case all other lines will have Ia follow
suit. The war between the Great Western
and Grand Trunk il still carried on vigor-
ouSly. and the Grand Trunk il taking pas
Sengers from Detroit 10 Buffalo for anything
II can get. Railroad managers i'm this city
contemplate reduction OF tne wages of their
employees, including engineers. Of 10 per cent.
They claim TO be unable To continue 10 nav
as nigh wages now as heretofore. The engi-
neerS threaten To strike i'm case of a reduc-
lion. and the prospects are that railroad buSi-
ness in the west will before long come TO a
deadlock. The managers state they care
nothing for a strike, a. they might just as
well stop as 80 on doing business at present
rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-29

Y. :. SENAToRsHIPs-Wts WtscOplSia.-The sec
ond ballot of the Wisconsin legislature for
the selection of Senator, yesterday, was the
same as the first, except that Cole had Il and
Dixon 2. The third Senatorial ballot was
taken with the same result An unsuccesS-
iul attempt was made 10 induce the demo-
Gratis 10 unite with the boilers. The coali-
tlon now seems improbable. The confidence
of Mr.. Carpenters friends is unabated.
West TTgifio.-A special dispatch TO the
Enquirer from Charleston, West Virginia,
says the Senatorial ballot in the Joint session
OF the legislature yesterday resulted as fol-
lows: For Camden q, Walker 21, Brannon
"A, Prlce 10, Caperton 3, scattering l3. The
friends OF the two leading candidates are
firm, and declare their purpose to remain
steadfast. The democratic caucus last night
took three ballots, with the following result:
Walker "a, Camden 20, Price Il, Brannol 10,
Caperton 8.
FToridd.-Three ballots were taken by the
Florida legislature yesterday for United
States Senator On the first ballot Governor
Walker received q, Gilbert, 4; Call, 8; Proc
tor, (colored,) 10; McLin, IL; Sam Walker, IL;
the rest scattering. No material change in
the second or third ballots. Total number Of
votes cast u. necessary TO choice 80. The
democrats have 81 on Joint ballot, the repub-
leans 80, and the independents 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-29
LOUISIANA IN,ESTIGArI0N
Moro of Col. MorroN-s rc~ti,noux

HI STATS TIM RESULTS oE HIS ENANr-
NATION oF PROMINENT MN.
NfW ORLEANS. Ja' uaTy 2I-ln the eN-
s'ihi' ALTON bctore the Con ugrt>Sioual commit
Tee, yesterday, Colonel Morrow was further
examined lie read the result of his eNami-
NATION oi lir. Boult and the Rs1p,sblicra elifor
IN NatchitocheS, besides other p.uninenf
uleiA "i tire party. bT. Boult made no answer
10 the questions, aS he had Determined 10
ABSTAIN rom politics The CONSERVATIVES
answer 10 The query whether resistance woula
he made To "A United States marshal maxine
arrests was that IL would not n he conducted
himself like a gcuIlcmar.
Question 10 Colonel Morrow.-What are
your politics.
AnsWer.-S 80 far as an army officer has any
politics
AN GRANT MAN.
and a friend OF the President.
Col. Morrow said further on: I have no
doubt that n the people of Louisiana take the
government into their own hands faonSfyulfS
effort would be made hy them to keep perfect
oder. i entered the army in iS62: am from
Michigan. and was collector of customs for
the state OF Michigan during the administra-
ton ~ Mr johnson. Witness related a con
NerSatiOn he had with Mr.. Leonard OF the
Shreveport Times. who stated that the Se-
we're articles i'm his paper meant that the
people should exert themselves To the utmost
- protect their rights. Colonel Morrow said
Their condition was not wholly due To bad
government. His evidence was listened 10
Will great deal of attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-29
CHICAGO WANTS AMINT.
Large Meeting Of Business Men.

CHICAGO, January GA large and enthu-
SiaStic meeting of lcadiJ 2 bankers and busi-
ness men was held last evening to take steps
and consider measures 10 Sccure the eStah-
lshnent of Cuite1 States mint here. EN-
Governor BroSs presided. and i'm a short
speech presented the subject To the meeting
Other gentlemen spoke i'm advocacy of the
measure. The following was unanimously
adopted:
hereas The subject of establishing a branch
Iurted States mint IN the l. now engaging tho
attention 4 Congress: Therefore. BE- it
htSniC.d, Isl. That II j. the sense If this meatipr
th"t IN view of the prospective restoration OF 1r
national finances to specie basis. the n~el of faiIi
es tor coming the precious metal in the ap
parent and in peratiye.
R,Soirsd- %, That We do nrge il upon our Ssna
tor and Representative at Washington to errrati
caily press To adoption the bill now before the Sen
ate locating a branch mint in chicago.
a resolution was also adopted 10 appoint a
committee of three TO proceed To Washing
ION ana personally urge the passage of the
blll; and such committee was appointed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-29
The Baeeher Trial.

"A \
After our telegraphic report of the Tiiton-
BceCher trial closed Yesterday. Theodore Til
ton was called to the stand as a witness.
when
MR.. EVARTS DIRECTED
10 his being sworn, and said that in the com
mon law there seemed TO be question
whether husband or wife could be called to
give evidence against one another. II seemed
10 be unqueStionable that the wife of this de-
fendant could not be a witness TO defend her
husband or her life. The common law used
no fine sentiment or phrases, hut il under
stood the institutions affording protection.
Ii provided that when a man and woman
came together they should be one flesh, and
when il says they are one, il says that no
man shall put aSunder those thus joined to
gether, and least of all shall the Justice Of
law put asunder this conjugal relation.
GEN. PRYOR ON THE OTHER SIDE.
Gen Pryor argued on behalf of the defence.
and said: We had now attained to thai hui
man and enlightened degree that a criminal
indicted was allowed TO testify in his own
behalf In 1857 the barrier was removed bv
the legislature OF New York from a party in
terested in cause teStifying in his own be
hall, and by subsequent alteration OF
phraseology he was unable TO testify. This
was the law which governed this case. and
would allow him TO tell the story of his own
sad wrong" Counsel quoted a number OF
eases growing out OF the act OF fSJ1.
Counsel was still quoting legal authorities
when the hour OF adjournment arrived and
he viii continue his argument tomorrow
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-29

Before the vote was aunouncs-i. IL WAS
CLAIMED ,ha; those under arrest and moi eN-
CuSed had participated in fhe vote
Ihe Speaker Ivo t'Ja lMr. TNDer) said m
thcrc were any such who had voted they were
OF entitled To- do 80, and an Opportunity WAS
row afcriet them To Withdraw their votes
several members withdrew their votes
amer ar excited Colloquial debate. which was
somewhat noisy. The names at those voting
wa a-ain rtad to allow any fur,hcr correc-
lions on this -rgurh.
AHJot ENFD AT LAST.
As The Vol" was about 10 b. announced
MI Shank> tl~dN once more renewed hi> ~
quest - he allowed 20 real the democratic
sides.
The vote was then anuouncczl-yeaST -. navS
"-and. amid clappiUg Of hands and general
con -ratulatio1S. the House az lO25 "a mn. on
Friday. corCludci its Wednesdays session
hN az I0mrI mont 10 Y m SatnrlaN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-29
A CURIOUS ECCLESIASTICAL CUES
TlON.
Bishop Whittingham Excftcs Much

NEW YORK. January pa Baltimore dis
patch says:-Much comment has been ex-
Bishop Whittingham, OF Maryland diocese,
TO participate i'm the conservation of Rev. DIR.
Dudley as assistant bishop of Kentucky.
Bishop Whittingham not only declined TO
take part in the ceremonies, but also per-
emptorily refused to countenaoce them i'm
any way whatever, and when DIR. Dudley's
credentials were presented to him, refused TO
amend his signature. He bases his action
in Is understood, on the language OF st. Paul
in the Sd chapter OF LIST epistle 10 Tim
othy, wherein the apostle says that Bishops
having been twice married, the bishop holds
he is ineligible 10 the episcopate, basing his
views upon some practice OF the ancient
church, according TO which the same con-
struction is placed upon st. Paul's language.
His action will not affect the legality Of DR..
Dudley's conservation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-29

THE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
reports of the the Pacific Mail Investigation,
the Beecher trial, Congressional proceedings,
general and local news of the week, poems.
stories, and sketches by the best authors
with agricultural matter, household receipts
&c, &c, making moiel family paper at a
very rea Sonable price.
Terms: s2 per aunum. i'm advance; postage
prepaid; single copies five cents, in wrappers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-29
THE WEST VIRGINIA SENAroRsHrP.-A
sppcial TO the Richmond DiSnaf<h datad

THE WEST VIRGINIA SENAToRsHrP.-A
special to the Richmond Dispatch, dated
Charlestown, West Virginia, January 9Th,
lature does not make a nomination this seS-
zion the governor will resign In favor OF ID.
ID. johnson, president of the senate, who will
be eI-officiO governor, and that he VIII then
appoint Governor Jacob temporary senator,
which will be for two years. The opponents
of Walker and Camden may combine Oh
RAYMOND, of the court of appeals, and may
elect him. No one can guess the final result.
There is another proposition to swap the
capital to the first district and let thfs (tae
thfrd1 have the senator. The legislature are
getting tired, and may make a ballot at any
moment and elect a new man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-29
SOUTH CAROLINA.
BesfrUctiNe Fire.

CHARLESTON, =. G., January 2l.-There
was a fire i'm the town of Sumter. i'm this
state, on Thursday morning. and the loss il
estimated at S10000. Insurance so np0. as
follows. Liverpool, London and Globe
~2O0Oo; Home. OF New York. 5000. North
British and Mercantile. S2.0G9. Phoenix
brooklyn, $500: Adriatic. New York - 600
Franklin, Philadelphia. S2.O0O. Richmond
Insurance Company, 5000; seven home com
panIeS, $1,000. The efforts of the two local
fire companies saved the pricipal business
y nf the tcV Nth xr.,s IN, Il.
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NEW YORK, January 29.-Gratz Nathan
nephew of ex-Judge Cardoza and a lawyer
here, was found In his ONCE last night in n
semi-unconscious state from laudanum
Timely attentions revived him. II is he
ieved he attempted suicide and then notified
his family, expecting the laudanum would
have an effect before his friends arrived
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Disarming the CoIored MiIilia.

GON. chamberlain. in accordance with the
recommendations of Judge Mackey. has H.
sued "A proclamation diSarmiug the turbulent
colored militia of Edgelold county. aud dis
bar ding all the military organizations of
every kind in the county. The governor also
proclaims that lie is ready 10 remove ANY
county official upon reasonable proof OF mis-
conduct in office. and eniOins upon all citi-
ZenS To refrain from all acts tending 10 pro-
duce excitement Quiet prevails in Edge-
field
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Fire In Phfladelnhfa.

PHILADELPHIA, january GA fire oc-
CURED at late hour last night In the jewelry
store OF +. =. Keller, sth street, below Mar
ket street. IL originated In the upper portion
OF the building, The loss VIII probably
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A Point Raised BY Bishop whittinsham.
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1Mrs. Ann W. Nose has left s3s5 900 To
educational and charitable institutions in
Boston.
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sAlTls1 DEE CHURCH cIHclesexcIT1o
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THE BEBOHER TRIAL TODAY.
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Wholesale Embezzlement Of LAWYER.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
THE LOUISIANA INVESTIGATION.

Interesting Testimony of Col. Morrow.