, 1876-03-09

They wish to act in concert with the
bosnians in North Bosnia. The Am
nesty decree has been published, but
the inhabitants refuse to accept.
LONDON. March l. - Dearborn, the
officer from Boston. who has the papers
for the extradition of Winslow. the
forger, has arrived in London, and visit
ed the American embassy.
New York, March 1.-The steamer
Faraday successfully repaired the direct
cable at noon to-day. The work of
picking up both ends, and making the
splice, occupied exactly one and a halt
hours.
The executive committee called mass
convention of Democrats at Syracuse,
for March 18th. The call includes all
desiring to be in harmony upon the
currency questions, with the Democracy
of Ohio, PENNSYLVANIA, Indiana, and the
Western and Southern States, and IN
favor of, first, the withdrawal OF the
National Bank currency and the substi-
tuition therefor of greenbacks; second,
a law declaring greenbacks receivable
for duties; and. third, the repeal OF the
specie resumption act. The convention
to take such action as may seem neces-
sary.
WASHINGTON. March lit is under"
stood that schenck will sail for America
Saturday to appear before the committee
in uerson. The friends of Schenck now
in the city say they are in possession OF
a letter written by Lyon making de-
naud on ex-senator Stewart for $780,
600 under u threat Of publishing Lyons
stuy. They also say this story is I'M
pt ached in every material assertion by
every witnsss snd document in the li!i'
cation pending in England. Scaenck
publishes the following card: London,
March LIN some London papers this
morning were published teiegraphic dis
patches purportlug to give a report of
LYONS testimony before the Committee
OF Congress, l denounce his whole states
ment concerning me as tissue of in
famous talseboods. Having obtained
leave of absence from my Government
for the purpose. l shall sail in the next
steamer for the United States to confront
nay calumnitators and vlndicate my rep
utauon.
SAN FRANc1sCo, March 1.-Four large
boxes containing ore from the Consoli,
dated Virginia and California mines
have been shipped to the Centennial,
the ore is almost solid.
The Pacific Jockey Club have paid
over to owners of Foster and Rutherford
their respective shares of the $500
purse.
1t is stated to- day officially that it is
not proposed TO divide Up Consolidated
Virginia stock five for one as heretofore
1t is known however that
the new stock was printed.
SHASTA, March 1t has been rain
ing steady here for 4S hours with a
prospect OF continuance. Total rainfall
for the season is 60 G0-100
PORTLAND, March 2.-Gold in New
York, ll414. Legal tenders in Port
land, buying 81 selling $50.
New YoEk, March 2.--Members of
Plymouth Church, exclusively, were ad-
mitted to the adjourned business meet
iLg this evening. to heat Ii. c. Bowen
answer to questions before the Church
by the Examing Committe. Bowen
made the following statement. He said
from his written statement, that he
knew what was sufficient to convince
him of Beecher's guilt. Let the conse-
quences be what they might, and let
them fall or him and Beecher He told
them he had reasons for believing
Beecher to be an impure man; that he
could tell the reasons before a proper
tribunal, but would never give the
names. Taking advantage of this, the
Committee demanded all names and
particulars. He offered to so before a
secret tribunal, which was refused. He
facts, but withholding names. though
force was used. Mr.. Bowen offered to
SO before Mr.. Mckay, Mr.. Garbell and
Mr.. 5. V. White and give them the
facts which convinced him that Beecher
WAS an adulterer The names to be
kept secret.
Beecher objected to secresy. Giving
names of women so long dead, lett
other names open to suspicion. (Ap-
plause.) lie protested against secresy.
He had 10 reason for it (Applause.)
Beecher objected to Star Chamber pro-
Gee dings. His tongue was not to be
tied. Bowen here handed up a note to
the effect that be would meet three gem
tlemen named giving facts which con-
vinced him long ago that Beecher was
an adulterer.
Mr.. Beecher-''It is too bad for man
that sat for years at the Communion
table taking bread and wine, knowing
that l was AN adulterer. (Applause.)
The report of the Examining Com
charging Bowen with SANDER,
etc, was adopted and a Committee of
Three were authorized to summon Mr..
Bowen before them and report. MIR.
Bowen was then requested to retire
with the Committee of Three. Various
motions to expel Bowen were voted
down.