The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-04-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Beecfer Affair Reyived-Specie Re-
sumption on the list of October After
Hayes War in Europe, Etc,
nliss. rILroN,s CONFESSION.

lowing letter from Mrs. Tilton ap'
peared in the papers this morning:
Mr.. Ira b. Wheeler:
My DEAR SRA few weeks
siuce, after long months of mental
anguish, | told, as sou know, a few
friends whom | had bitterly deceiv-
ed. that the charge brought by my
husband, OF adultry between my
self and the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecller was true, and that the life
| had lived so well the last four
| wears had become irt0Ierablc TO me.
That statement | now solrmnly re-
affirm, and leave the truth with
God to whom also | commit myself,
my children, and all who must sui
fer. / know full well the eSplana-
tons that wifi be sought by many
tor this acknowledgement. \ de.
sire to return to my husband, III
sanity, malice - everything save
the true aud only one, my quicken
ed conscience aud the sense OF what
is due to the cause Of truth and
Justice. During all the complica-
tons Of these years You have been
my confidential friend, and there
fore | address this letter to YOU,
authorizing and requesting you to
secure its publication.
ELIZABETH Il. TILTON.
brooklyn, April -, 1878.
BEECHER's REPLY AND DENIAL.
New YORE, April 1G.-Mr. II. w.
Bcecher was out Of the city tonight
when Mrs. Tiltou'S letter was made
public, and his whereabouts WAS not
known save to few friends. The
New York Tribune trlegraphed him
II copy OF the letter at Il late hour
tonight, and receiving the follow
ing letter in reply from Mr.. Beccher:
WANERLY, n. Y, April l6, 1873.
To the editor of the N. Y. Tribune.
1 confront Mis-. Tilton's confes.
sion with explicit and absolute de-
NAL. The testimony to her own in
mocrnce and to mine, which for four
years she had made to hundreds in
private, and in public before the
court, in writing and orally, | de.
clare to be true, and the allegations
now made in contradiction of her
uniform, solemn and unvarying
statements hitherto made, | utterly
deny. | declare her to be limo
cent of the great tra~nsgreSSion.
HENRY WARD BEECuER.
TIE QUO WARRANTO BILL.
Washington, April 17.-During
the call of States this morning, Mr..
Kcmmill, Of Maryland, introduced
4 bill authorizing QUO warranto
proceedings to be instituted in the
States supreme court. in Or
.ler to test the tide of the president
to his office. The bill was referred.
MI. Swami, of Maryland, then
presented for reference the reSOlu-
lions of the Maryland Legislature
rcopening thepresidential question.
RESUMPTION TO BEGIN OCT. J..
April 12.-It is Unlimited that
he secretary of the treasury
will attempt to practically re-
Snmo October |, III order that
here may not be any critical or
'udden shock on January l.. If
yreenbaCks could be received for
customs on that date, the treasury
officials are of opinion that it would
oreStall any rush for coin at the
cgal date of resumption. Attor-
lcy-General DevtnS, who was with
Secretary Sherman in negotiating
heSe bonds, reports IL very cheer
al feeling among business men in
Iew York. He bad prOtIactcd con,
rIrnccS with both the national
,ankcrS and syndicate men, repre-.
cnting two sets Of interests and
uStOmers. They all spoke conf,
of the revival of business,
nd thought that if specie payments
ould be resumed and the uncer-
ainty removed, Il rapid revival OF
BUSINESS of all kinds would be as
urcd.
PAYING OUT GOLD.
DeS MoincS, Iowa, April 1G.-The
'ational bank is %redrcming its cir
nlation in gold.
a special from Gunnel says the {
'irst National bank of that place |
redccming in gold. The Citizens !
'ational bank OF this city has or
cred gold from New York to e !
eem its circulation. .
London, April ia Belgrade ]
the StdRddrd Prince
Iilan is expected to proclaim the
ldepcndeace of Servia april u.
URKIsH wOEHS AGAIN STOPPED. !
London; April 15.-The Telc-
'dph's Vienna correspondent says /: !
he Turkish works are again stop
ed in consequence Of Eussian re
OnStrance.
The same correspondent states
, hears that Russia will Occupy 81
aud disarm the army as V
'on as AN Anglo-R Russian war APP "
inevitable. Ii Count An
views prevail Austria will
sist such a step.
ANTI-RUSSIAN FEELING DEyEL-
OPING IN sERvIA. a
Constantinople, April 15.-Rus- =,
IN offices in Bucharest have been n
lSed for another six months.