Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-02-25

Henry c. Bowen to-day adlrez ei -..a-
| to the Rev. Leonard Bacon. c1ntrlIl-ir.
the statements made 10 the c0uuci. ou ..
/ urday. lie says hrs, that Mr.. Ell..- b
reported as saving Mr. Bowen .-f
man of courage. but he has MT c.-rs
/ enough to look ne in the face ard -,,..
| had, and intimate any moral im-u-..,
me. and he never did. Bowen --,- .-.-
| false that he never dared o. Ml., BIN .
this way, and in pro0fof his assert. 81 Sites
q case OF an attempt TO bring a51l, b..
vate Interview between him~s li ami l-
er In reference ~ tle aiiegct rl4r-
moral impuiIgy SAID 10 have been mai.
the Former against the latter, AMI t.-.
Beecher said " There .sn't ,sce ,l.l-.
in BrOOklNn 10 draw ne into private
tsryiew w4.h Henry C. Bowen E.s..
continues ! was no mo-s AFRAID t..a
meet Mr. Bcscler and "a infinite u.-..
purity" to him than was in your Yr--o...
last Friday night, OF than womb boss.
been on the occasions on which tlE.
before the examining committee .t It
mouth Church, ol which be is cdlll..
had he seen hi to be present Mr. B.c.l
as reported said 10 the council. spelAlu-
his Interview with me at Mr.. treeaui
house, The great difficulty was that a-
newly married be could not endure tl4- -.
wife should suppose that ne Wa uuiGr
ban of the pastor. This Statement l.--
and all the differences that Mr.. Bee
draws from 1t. The meeting at NJ tl--
lands house vas about the first of te'-
airy, $50. was married IN l-dj
The Case of NinstONV, the arss4
LONDON. Fob % -WinslOw, the b.
iorger, was again brought up ut thr BIS
street police court, at twelve o'cla.-
day. Col. v. II. Chees brouEh. -a-ui
secretary Of the American legati- n, reals
telegram from Hamilton Fish, the Amer.
can secretary If state, stating thatan o--'-7
with proper papers had sailed from O..
United States on Saturday last. ami De-
therefore asked for the remand OF W .u- F
Tor another eight days Wiusi0w then .-s-
ed leave to speak which Wa ACCORDED
him lie said when his family were So
Rotterdam all their money, consisting
about fifteen hundred pounds (E1-..--
money!, was taken from them except u.s.
hundred dollars The 0nlY money be tu-i
possessed was thirty-fve dollars c1n-e4 l51
ly he was unable 10 employ conusc. li-
wife sand family were IN great d--r,
and were perfect strangers IN Englau --
American consul at Birmingham W. ODD
only person in England he had ever
before. Prison regulations permlttti I'D
TO see only one person daily, and then 'l'
through the grating whiting hearing u il'
othec prisoners. lie understood that p-i-
oners having counsel were permitted I.
see them in a private room in the prs-all-
of an officer. As he was not able % Air'
solicitor, and his wife being the only mean
OF hearing and communicating about ia-
case he requested Justice Sir Thomas llenr'
to permit him to see his wife AMI '1-
other member of his family IN som7 mann,l
daily. lie had no secrets that he otit'isI
to an cheer hearing. but he was uu~n-il-
to discuss the case in the presence % Il-
otaer prisoners. Sir Thomas pr0mlad
wffte 10 the visiting justices who c1niro.,--
the prison (the house of detention a. I era
enwe!l) famous as the one the tennn' s.
tempted to blow up in 1867, AMI recon-
mend them ID grant the application. VIZ
slow then asked permission TO see BIS WI"
and family who were in waiting in atprl'a.-
room o! the court and the request wa- sr4u'
ed. lie then asked 10 be remanded Tor >hJl"-
period then eight days, on the chance Oh lls
officers arriving sooner than was anticipate
After consulting with Col. Cheeseb5cugn''
Thomas Henry said this would be u-..s''
and remanded the prisoner until lhus-iA!,
the ID OF March, at noon W lns.0S 'lJA'
well and cody, though be books salio" ~
i'll. His WIFI and sister look csre-Worn a-'
depressed, though the son Is cheerful