, 1875-06-17

Her value is stated at SS25, 900; full.
! insured in England.
) Torrance & Co., agents Of the Do
minion line, say the Vicksburg had onl.
5 stesrage passengers on board.
| OTTAWA, CAN, June 1.-THE passen
gers on the Dominion steamer Quebec
who arrived in this city yesterday, re
port that the vessel spoke the Vicksburl
Just as the latter was about encounter
ing the ice and the Captain of the Que
bee warned thu Captain of the ill-fatet
vessel not to risk the passage IS it wa
only with difficulty that the Quebe'
was enabled to get through.
HAVANA, June 11.-News is received
here by the way Of St. Thomas OF
terrible earthquake in New Grenada
Destruction was great in The valley o
Oaato on the Venzeu!a frontier. 1t i!
reported 10000 lives have been de
stroyed by the calamity.
LONDON, June lin railway acci
dent near Bath tosday several persons
were killed and great many injured
The schooner Pamlico, Capt. Strich
which sailed from New Castle Sept. Sc
for Chicago, and put back to Liverpoo
May 1lth dismasted, has sailed for hel
destination after repairing.
A special from Berlin to the morning
Post, referring to rumors of friendly
understanding between England and
Russia on the Central Asian question
says its reported the suggestion of g
neutral Econ has been made and is
favorably received on both sides.
PARIS, June 11.--Workingmen Socie.
ties of the city have opened a national
subscription to provide for sending q
delegation to the Philadelphia E1hibi
ton.
Marattan, the Communist editor, who
urged the shooting of the Archbishop
of Paris, died in New Caledonia.
LONDON, June 11.--At Ascot meeting
to. day the Alexandria plate was won by
Doncaster. Scamp second and Fen
Damon third.
New YORK, June IA The Herald
claims to have discovered the druggist
who sold Beecher the poison which
Moulton mentions in his testimony and
reproduces an entry in his book of the
charge to Beecher, May 18th. 1871, one
ounce of prussic acid, so cents. The
recent rumors of new evidence against
Beecher arose from the following facts:
A few days ago after the close of the
testimony in the trial, Morris was in
formed that Mr.. Loudes, an upholsterer,
doing business on Fulton Avenue,
Brooklyn, would have been an impor-
tant witness. His story was that years
ago before Mr.. Loudes went into bust.
ness for himself he had job in uphols-
terry at Tilton's residence and was in
the hall way of the house when Beecher
entered and was greeted by Mrs. Til
ton. Beecher lifted Mrs. Tilton in his
arms, kissed her and carried her into
her parlor. Eithe, Intentionally or acci>
dentally, Louder went into the parlor
unannounced to get the tools he had
left there and saw Mrs. Tilton and
Beechsr in an equivocal attitude. He
kept the latter sight secret until the
scandal broke out when he related it in
confidence to several friends. But be
spoke about the kissing in the Eall to
servants and they replied it was not an
uncommon occurrence. Tiltons coun-
sci sent for louder but could get no
information from him. He declared
his business would be ruined should he
be made a witness against Beecher and
the lawyers after considering the i'm
probability of being able to force him
to testify and the difficulty of having
the case reopened for testimcney did
nothing publicly with the information.
Louder has since been questioned by
reporters but to all he declares he has
nothing to say.
NEW YORK, June 16.--In the United
States Circuit Court, members of the
firms of Clafin & Co., and Field, Nor
ris, Feimo & Co., together with Col
DeSanges and Chas. L. Lawrence were
arraigned to plead to the indictments
found against them by the grand jury
for completely in the silk smuggling
frauds. All pleading not guilty with
the exception of Lawrence, whose
counsel asked for time which was grant
ed.
SACRAMENTO, Juno 14.-The Republi-
can State Convention re>assembled at
O'Clock this evening. 7. G. Phelps
recei, ed the nomination for Governor
BY acclamatiCn.
New YORK, June 12.-At a meeting of
The directors Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Co. to-day, the question of raising
money to meet the maturing installment
due on three iron steamers now being
built, aa we'll to clear off the Panama
loan, was discussed at lenght and ulti-
mately referred to the Executive Com
mittee with power.
Property of Thos. Cowan and j. J.
Welsh. ex-Court House Commissioners,
vas attached tosday in the ring suits to
recover $462, 1000.
The steam yacht Octiva built at
Cleveland in 1864 for T. W. Kennard,
engineer of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad, is under survillance
in this port, suspected of being fitted
out to aid Cuban Insurgents.
Count Marefosose. bearer of the Car
dinalate's beretta to this country, sailed
to-day for home.
A Panama dispatch says attention is
called in the South to the fact that the
A American schooner Fannie Hoxie of
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