, 1876-02-07

sncc on tho streets. His recent o1ploies as IN
agtfnl lnHgcr aeoms to have agreed oxcol1entlv
well with him. and fo IN a4 tocuud a. IN days Of
gore, when lie drew his 1tt!p scare from tbs
crooked hiskY fund. Ile doubles. pnHAesacs
information that viii mako him material Wit
neBa In tho I3abcock srial !; but tho Importance
Of his testimony las doubtless been very much
o1AFgcFatoh.
,CpoE roarzn's ARRIVAL
this morning from Nav York waa the cause OF
considerable stir among Gen. Dabcoekh n friends,
and Porter WAS vcr5 warmly woleomeo. During
Storrs and Judge Chrster II: Kruul.
ITO the Atsotiifta [rkss1
ARRIVAL or ADDITIONAL COUNSEL.
TT. LoCIB. Feb G.--JudHe John X. ForseF, OF
New York. counsel for ncn. labcock: and Q. Q.
Sn!tiin. Aspttans Secretary Of President Grant,
arrived to-day. and arc qusEsered at tho Lindell
Hotel. 1t III ata!ed. on the authority Of Judge
Krua,, thas tho President witl come out here
tnsina thn trial and probably be wttnoss Tor
thc defenro,
AN OUTLINE or 7nE DErENaE.
Tho Jtne* this morning glvoB tho following
upon high authority nj Tie manner III which
tic defense e1pect to esplatu tho letters and
telegsams whicl, uteeoh between Mcdonald,
Joyce, and f}abcock regarding tlla contemplated
ssits 10 IT, Louis OF hesonuo Agents 70 cxam-
Inc diatillosIes. Tho dispatches viii to admitted
by tbs defense AZ genuine. ah3 even the purpose
o! tic dispatches will 10 n1tn,tted. hut 1t will DO
represented shnt both Mcdonald n,ld 1oycc wers
held In thc highest eBtecni III gentlemen and Of
flctkS by nH the treasury ott1cfals. AMI MAIl7
| oths. digus.nttes al Washington; that sho,r su-
| rcrior oi!icers regarded them "a among tho
| nncst honorable, Trustworthy, aud efficient
! Ncycnue o}tlcihs In the service, - "ail
! ~ ts1,c aud doyused fren1s Of tile Admin B:ra-
| ton thAt such confidence Was repo.od in taiom
| bv their Supporters in UlIlce u TO induce Hul'.
| Uabcock TO ,oceye thet1 on tesMA OF Intimacy.
/ and oven consult them sometimes ON important
! State matters; that they bonAtcd Of tho Powerful
| poiitcat influence they possessed In Missouri,
and hat they wero conatsntly and earnestly
working for the good OF tho Administration. zud
we;e e. adually and Eurely adding 70 the ssreuEts
| OF that PARTY in this btate. Undor Huch intln
| cnces, it wi1l bs represented Con. DRbcock 1elt
aafs IN complying With almost anT request tue
uale Of lin, couhdent TINT t. grant I
Was for tue good Of tho public berFct
and tho Republican party; that h'
saw otl>ei8 higher In poa!ton yield to tl'
requests, aud gladly receive md adop. tina I'D
.,cs OF alcDonatd, especially. aud hence houcst
ly beloved hc w4s doing right In hdraucing en.
inca4ure Gen. Mcdonald advocated. upon th
OF plantations made By tho latter. Under eucl
Influences, and houeHtly believing bo MAS dotns
| rcbt aud giyibK proper advice to Two Of th
| most trustworthy officers Of tue Government
| wpo would uHe 1t with discretion and for th
| aood Of the service, tbs defense will reproaen
that Gen. Batcock did send certa,u teiegrans 0
the character nanled. but will stoatly deny. Rn
offer evidence to prove, thnt he never received
dollar from Mcdonald or Juyce. or Imagined tht
the Whisky Ring existed. Testimony will be a
40 introduced Of conrsc, To sustain tue rehtiot
Of Uabcoek and McDousld LIB explained above.