Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1875, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Exeepted. AT THE STAR BUILDING Ss, Pennsylvania Avenue, cor. Lith St. bY The Evening Star Newspaper Company, Prevt. S. H. KAUFFMAN mey-antsas THE EVENING STAR ts serve | subsertbers at Tex CENTS TER WE FOUR CESTs PER MOTH. (ops ! . Two Cents racn. By » Posiage prep Cents a mo er month O00; one yea THE WEEKLY 22.00 a year. poxiae BF AL subscript at longer 8 ef advert STAL en fesk L THEATER. SOLDENE. his rest h street, Fri a eee Directors, | Bing, Juni 15th, from 9 to 11 0" - Ow rNe to the republican First appearance tn Washington of Mice EMIL this morning, no meeting BOLDENE an! ber complete ENGLISH OPE hie ast BOUEEE COMPANY ° rict Conamite PM EDNESD AY” Sauinary 22,98 S 0°} SENATOR LEWwTs left for his home in Rock- DUC. THE ABC HDUCHESS.) Oftentex Virginia, tais morning. He peareat acer. atn the mon Thurwlay evening of DAUGHTER FRIDAY be SATt eommenc Sat Bore Pens pfo=rs OPERA Hots WU MATINEES—WEDNESDAY AND SAT. = URDAY HUMPTY bP Berronnded by his ow Far ick Pantomime of T HOME. I appear in his ¢ HOMPTY DUM of Fun. Tr ing complet ryt: . Ss MONDAY. JANUARY 1. W515. every @uring the week and SATURDAY MATIN ‘The distinguietied Ac amd Anthoress, OLIVE Te her own comedy ett and FRIDAY BENEFIT OF OLIVE LOGAN ONLY Stl Seats at Box «fice "*PMEATER COMIQUE.—Monday. January je and Saiwrday Ma temees. A brilliant aggregation of Star Artists, who make their firet appearance to a Washington audi qnee— Moers Camm and Fritz, Patti_ Rosa, Kitty Sharpe, Kobert Scott, and the Everett Sisters. Pro ER SATURDAY at 20 clock janil-6t at's public receptions wt oc- wee | folows:—Tuestay evening, Febraa- ae Tuesday evening, Febraary 2d. LPiT y Tuesday, January 26th; EIT ; ¥IT auby INTERNAL REVENVE.—The receipts from LOGAN PIT this source t were Sh 5. S NATIONAL THEATER. Tire CAnINET met at noon to-siay with a the members present, and had not adjouraed HTS ANP ONE MATINEE ONLY. | When our report : sessile esterd the nominations 3 ot; Ramer Eig at Bone Drench. | of John Clarke, aesociate justices supreme iat cast, emt court, I M. E. Hollister, chief jusi ; supreme court, law Ve. 45—N®. 6.895. EVENING STAR, Washington News and Gossip. Nts RECEPTIONS are held on . commencing at three and last- Yeioek p.m. SPEAKER BLAINE Thokd a reception at C SEVERAL BOXES of American sardines were presented for sample by Spencer F. Baird. United States Inspector of Fish and Fisheric ¢ House Appropriations Com- miter riley. AMONG THE ITEMS wrated in greed npon to be in- sundry ¢! ppropriation 0) for the orhment asy- her of $45,000 for R PENStoNS.—The m Con tee this morn- ected Mr. oO” appropriation bill. port tf propriate It ap- Vick Presinknr Witsos told a niay that his health had so ma I that he tt ne his duties slose friend im- ght he would be able to S presidir the rorti Senate until the officer of the Sent session. CONPIRME Senate, in executive PS NAap.—The weath K, Just issued fre loffice a A see- ond ot hich barometer and very cold weather is now advancing eastward from the northwest.” THE REF DING of the cotton tax, referred the commencement of the session to the Committeeof Ways and M » has been re- ferred by the full committ e to a Sub-com. ee Se eee embrac- | mittee, consisting of Fernando Wood (N Berecd. Positively the Inet ) Sheldon (La.) and Kasson (lowa.) They Mm eerisation, “Les Cogu will hear argum: i t week. last week of the very beet Par! ——__———_ = ment ever witheseed in Washi Hersey, the doorkeeper who received Fo BALLS AND PARTIES. MADAME E. BASTIEN, ‘ takes pleasures of informing the Ladies of Washi 68 pleasures of informing the Ladies of Washing- ton whet she has from this day taken char; ‘of the HAIR DEPARTMENT at CHAS BAUM. and Being experienced im this business for the last twenty years guarantees full satixfaction in HAIR DRESSING CHAMPOOING, and CUTTING CHILDEE HAIR and BRIDES HAIR wadies will be attended hy Waring thetr opders at BAUM'S Corset Factory, 405 7th street. DRESSING a epee ‘[) HARRY DONEHU 7 ™ ali cosTUMER, 425 lives Stare, Near E. New and neatly 1 up Parlors and Show-rooms end a doubly imeressed stock of MASQUERADE axp THEATRICAL COSTUMES, comprising several hundred new and costly Dresses fogether with every variety of Costame—Ladies , Gent's and Children 's—for MASQUE BALLS AND PARTIES. PRIVATE THEATRICALS. NCERTS bh knowledge of our bus the wants and wishes of TABLEAUX AND OLD FULKS' € P.S—Wit cous and polite attention, < eprition t accommodate | | THE KANSAS and please, we seldom fail to give satisfaction. the Rev. €- A. St octzs Sm ley county, K COSTUMER, 60% 10rH Street Nonruwest. A large collection of Fine Artistic BALL, TAB: EAU and THEATRICAL COSTUMES kept on band. MASKED BALLS and PARTIES supplied at Feasonable rates P.S.—Remember. a Mask is furnished with each Cosi une and all Costumes detivered aud called for L. MOXLEY, 60% toh (ON EXHIBITION axv SALE aT, MARKKITER'S, s been Dant E « Odd Fellows’ Ha Choice © ntiags. Engravings, Ch Alm Shade- Fram gels, Kin ThaMs Case Please remember ia 7 Came and BALLS. PARTIE umber. & $11,0 from the Pacific Mail Steamship Com- pany, was discharged this morning by Mr- at the request of the Wisconsin del- tion. A similar course will be taken with ‘d, the assistant doorkeeper, who received £4.00 from the same source; the Iowa dele tion requesting his remov TRE conse FUND was to-day in- creased by an Albany sinner to the amount of $0 in Pacific ratlroad The letter in whieh this fand was had no sign«ture, but the writer is yurd xd to be « republican mem- New York legislature, who at one se favored resolutions censuriug President Tue Repvce GovERNME SALARIES OF Districr T Emrt —The District erred by the Committe petition of the Distriet_govern- m the te last summer ¢ an adverse re- op thet port on th val shi ton city for aid. No ched these people on the line n territory. Postmaster i ta room in the Post Office supplies for se distressed immed people. COMMITTEE SovTuers Srates.—ly ate ship ON LEGISLATION FOR THE cordance with the al thre ree for the appointment of ) airman, app. followin ntiemen: Messrs. W! Me- Creery, Ward, Cessna, E. R. Hoar, Tremain, H on. and Harrison of Tennessee. T. will be called together at an early date. THE WASHINGTON AND O10 RAILROAD Lewis McKenzie, president of the Washin, Hroad, m » river this morning mittee on Railroads an owe ——s The npany ask the government to guar- GP 2 NP Bale AND BANQTET antee the interest of their bonds at. the rate VEX BY COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION No. 101.) THe Freepwa Bank Brnt.—Mr. . Darham, from the Banking and Currency ¥ WoxOR oF Committee, this. morning presented the bill, r ANKLINS BIRTHDAY, 4 ationed in Tia TAR, pro- for the amendment of tty warter of at Freeiman’s Bank. It repeals the la’ LiSONIC TEMPLE, Op MONDAY EVENING. January 1S, 1575 Tickets. admitting » Lady and Gentleman to Bal! amt Banquet, $3, additional Ladies to Banquet 91 rach Prof. Pistorio will furnish the music. BF Tickets may be obtained of Messra. Kiduer © leLean. 411 7th «treet; at the Republican and counting rooms, and of members of the [Daily papers copy janlS-3t SKATES!: A FCLL RTMENT FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN Will be sold at Factory Prices, ©, RUPPERT, _jaé 403 774 STRERT NW W. Ss. ROOSE, oa CIGARS AND TOBACCO, j@. 1233 Pennsylvania - s whekai = = Avenue, near 13th strest “aod Mtockise Cages. t for the Armbrust: 3 ‘teade supplied direct from the factory at the ‘ery lowest New York and Baltimore Orders left at tve fallowing hotels wil be py i their Cigar to. where persons can also mt ool saropen — whe Jared + Metso pelitan and Imperial hoteld Queen, Si James NS) Milman, we Mies ary & Co., St. George; Ju: ; x tee, Jordan & WAtcues M. W. GALT, BRO. & co., Offer all the newest styles of mmissioners, and authori. of the Treasury to appoint one nér, Who Shall have the right to compound and compromise debts due. The remiining provisions of the bill have hereto- fore been printed in THE STAR. Bureau or ComMERCE.—The Senate Com- mittee on Appropriations has added to the legislative, judicial and executive appropri- ation bill an amendment propising to create & bureau of commerce and statistics, heading it with a commissioner, salaried $3,500 perannum. No executive powers are to be granted to the new bureau, but it is to be charged with additional duties, consistin; mainly in the collection of information an¢ statistics concerning railroads and internal commerce. TRE COMMITTEE ON SOUTHERN AFFAIRS decline, at the present time, to make public the report of the sub-committee who went to New Orleans, and which, as announced in Tuer Stak, was submitted yesterday. The abstract heretofore given in THE Star is a very fair indication, however, of the contents of the report. It ts Signed by three members of the sub-committee, Messrs. Foster, Phelps and Potter. The question js still undecided whether this report will be made public or hether the full committee will start for New Orleans. The chances are in favor of the latter course. THE BoaRp or INDIAN COMMISSIONERS resumed their session yesterday. Messrs D. H. Ross, W. P. Adair and J. A. Seales, of the Cherokees, and G. W. Steedham and John B. Moore, of the Creeks, addressed the commission in opposition to the establish- ment of a territorial government for the | oe EE ang val ‘rokee Nation, presen’ an in favor of a territorial government. board then eiected its offleers and standing com- LONDON, co mittees for the ensu! ear, as follows :— | GENEVA, and Chairman, Gen. C. B. Fisk; secretary, F. H. ce paca WATCHES, Fenn ‘Long ana Sibley; a ti ok ans. r . '; executive com- “ pee area ENS CAST. a Tho atnant Topert tas minal Te: AW hltiNo SPPAWEL can be wld te the on miesion reassembled at the Hotel adv: by addremning E D street, bet lotes by “TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. PECHER.» MORE OF MOULTON PRIMAL, Proceedings in Bre u To-Day. THE WHITE iTAGUs. THE JAY COOKL ESTATE. IRWIN'S Ropy. The Habeas ¢orpus Controversy. JUD BE MACAR HER DECIDES THAT IRWIN MUST LE BROUGHT INTO COURT. This Torning. in the Cri the fv eth of} B. Irwin, t N rwood: Hed nal th Fishe counsel f nd Shetlat tio1 Atn eommul ot Repi tions prisoner is duly ugainst him for con Mr. Shellabar; he resolution. th i v ribanal y that th States h to produce the bod} Mr. Durant » resolution was sHabarger. pus. The Court TOR they could do so. Counsel th writ. and M argument, providently the body Mr. Durant tending for the petit of Con ordinary petitioner should be Mr. Ordw b ze MacArthor in which he stioned use of im] metitioner qu Jouxe. The us: been for th law says that The writ is di rect ess. Was resumed by ‘ahn homicide muse of Represintatives had asked Supreme ¢ i decided that it was noi necessary id that be He authori than the customary returns foa habeas c: rvide pas the jarisd he responde T) nh of thi iby auth in he tempt. with M peared, 48 also the counsel for the —Messrs. Durant THE RESOLUTI rth nt, ( ver i Honse “th. OF at Court room er hearing of the habeas corpus case nt Pacific Ma r—the se having been Atl! o'clock the court room was crowded, Messrs. Jetway nstr further said that under return should companied by the prodie ion of the petitio fay to show th storly of & com- re AIrt ot nw pl of the of the petitioner. 1 ‘stane adictory lo tt hat ul ath aid that if the counsel desire OPEN THE CASE 1a motion to revok hellabarser commence aiming that the writ w he Tepe Un ling of t of s ine nor ean the eustody of foner that th ess simply meant that the s hould mat produced Fisher followed for the re SION OF THE COURT. tect to iy. id that the powe 38 tO punish for contempt is not to proce > must from’ time ne Fe asp nm MUST PRODUCE THE BRODY and make x imipe of the f he sta s, Statut 1 he would 1 binds hi and he trusted [ be complied with in son must the writ. i otherwise euliar condition his duty to obey tives. should t minutes were sp the Hou: de suggested that tim nin tive ¢ of HOt i im hy nti » of » be ut the Hous * a different I comp) Pte in T P give owed Mr. Shellabarger, con- pation “areful return in the mode, and that it implied that the pnd it the motion to revoke the writ + for tr of ih tis the hy with ( Rep- vie “him nodiserction. Whil proper sensitive SS AS Lo its ew is greater than pris meter of a hair upor it decid Ww owonlt relator produce the body of the prisoner wiih he counsel in Arthur aske intended to pursue. hellabarger said that they we: ina that the relator deemed it “presen ta- Judge MacArthur said perhaps a few hours would aid them; ani ceedings until one Alpe furth awe Society, Etc. The bad condition of the er pro- wiking yesterday interfered with the visiting, though ux wives of many of the Senators were at home to their friends. The gayest quar the city was I, between In this square most of th were thrown open. Mrs. € 7th and 18th st handsome hous Mrs. Stewart received many ant the Miss Frelinghuysen re Mr . Mrs. Admiral Powell, Mes Mrs. S. V. Niles, and Mra on Thursdays. "It is no teeable that none —Atseven o'clock of Dr. Barnes place at the Epiphany church was a quiet oni * Misses E tion last evening for this evening. —Mr. and Mrs. are the ptions te and Mrs. Blaine give a rece; of the st enth lastevenin only the friends of id gentleman being present. morrow. b Richanl Spofford hay pass the winter in Washing Some of Mrs. Spofford’s most brillia that have and ordered to the Master FP. H. Delanc id ordered to retur A New Nav Last y modores W. purpose of inquirin: establishing a naval 1 have submitted a report easure. mum thorities of Brook! with th relative to th ditioval policy of D the sale or trans Erooklyn property is understood that ra to V port for examination f er of any > from. the promot th a 2 into the tien end the 1 yn, had a transfer of navy yard property to the city very litte encouragement. NAVAL ORDERS. —Licut. Win. J. Ba’ che from the navy yard, Wasiiusto: » Benicia ion. msisting of man, Stitz ang Wood, 1 St. ting the city consu Secretary of the Navy this a por he wed eceptions are a of last: winter ining befor. aS WAS Over “ason proper began. th nd Miss Hattie Chew toot The wi t Adding he Lady cently etti nington wad y Mar a rion of The tra- department is averse to portion of its and upon this groun} the coinmittee obcaine A FULL CAveUS of republican Senators was heid this morning, Mr. Anthony pre- siding, on the order of busi One > of the most important subjects under consideration Was the Louisiana case with remarkable unanimity de ernment of the state. and it was 4 greed that the Presi- t must be sustained in his actio: ellogg government declared the legal gov It is understood that and the it was further agreed that it is desirable to dispose of the matter as soon as that but a short time longer will ossih be all ble, and wed for discussion. A resolution, as indicatxl above, will be introduced and passed. The caucus came to no definite conclusion on several subjects before them, but it is under- Stood that it was agreed the Louisiana matter. 1 to first dispose of The indications are that the discussion on the subject will close to-morrow should a session be eld. THE SIGNAL SERVICE AND THE PuBLIC HEALtTH,—The House Military Committee has agreed to report a bill authorizing the Secretary of War to provide tor such exten- sion of the signal service as will permit such observations as may be necessary. view to the public health. The rej ‘ing the bill is quite interestin: orth: i with a aceom- and sets First, that the influence of atmospher- ic foree upon the human body has long been emf wit lished by evi second, the association of liar aerial chai epi- is estab- lence, the force of which few would be likely to question; third, that local observations show that the rise and fall of the barometer has a checking or facilitating pure and poisoned mu tent influence in formation of im- gases in the streets and sewers of towns and cities, while calm and atmosphere is the instrument for ac- cumulating and transporting the deadly ef- Nuvia; fourth, that the rain fall is also known to exercise an health. enable them munities dangerou: influential foree on public Such and similar facts, the report states, abundantly attest the im) affording health boards and erally, authentic inform: ‘tance o physi cians, gen- ation, which may to forewarn and forearm com- ae eons epidemics and THE Union LEAGuE CLUB of New York oificers for ate, presi- | yesterday elected the follow e ensu joseph § Nosh Davis, James Eiott Isaas 5 , James ‘Alexander atten dent; Wm. Ri Marsh, Joseph 8. Schultz Wm. . dents @-B. HH, necretarye followi utler, Isaae N. Phelps, . Stewart, Luther Peter Cooper, J. vice e0.A. resi~ ‘ard, twit | | try at targe, MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT. | Important Financial Becommenda- tions, { The President sent to the Senate yesterday the following message accompanying his Pacific Mail Investigation. DONN PIATT AGAIN REFORE THE COMMIT- TEE The Pacific Mail inquiry was resumed this morning by the Commitice of Ways and Means. Approval of the new finanee bill: Donn Piatt appeared, and under protest Vo the Senate of the : fed that be stppe 1e nete for 5,009, e nate BILL to provide for £iven by him for money borrowet from Rich- > resumpt i spe payment and B. Irwin, was paid by Lena Thompson. fore ma day receives my s Thompson was going to Callforn here of approv Irwin was at the time with the Tie Ty upon this anusual method note Was sent on to this city to witness, en- the notice of approval to. t orsed paid, and he supposel Thompson paid ch the measure originatet it. wf Its great impc ce to (he coun Witness then began to explain his prev! testime He said hu and in order to. Legest further fred to corre islation, which seems to me essen » In so doing he got into anar, $s to the this law ef powers and duties of the eommiites, when ix a subj he was interrupted by Mr. I ] measure has becor Witness.—Am [right indetining the duty when specie of the committee implies an obl Mr. Dawes.—Your duty is ths gress, if in its powet giv e to correct mony ¥ prove hecessary toredecm this j Want no arguments. You ‘o this end I respeettally call your at- | Your carrection tention few suggestions. Witness.—Well, I wish to ma’ correcti First. The necessit on of adding to | coming before this ¢ per cent. of | MYselfbefore the publ K new to about Wit ws per anim, aud £0 promises of this measure to certain contingencies, e| million present legal tenders, and, without contingency, the fractional currency how in cirealation How to increase the surplus revenue is for Congress to devise; but 1 will ven! est that the duiy on stored w i” COST tO Con: izontal redu ified in the The suppl and in the United in ail probability, be advanced tn price by adopting this measure. But itis known that the adoption of free entry to thoge ar’ F them, audited 66 the profits of the countries pr arty out Ub redeem, unde ot 1 most positively decline to an pity WBE WAS publicly Understood nu A. God bless my sout Witness did Ss patid er. » be his ine t ere the 35,000 1 Thompson left Washington the note thea held by answer. ‘alifornia. S Submitted his ac en's Bank, showing t nd S100 a also read from heck book, showing the They v or paper to p for repairs to house; pa on atv th posited tional with that the stubs of his ayments he mle. mt th fon: of poets, ‘amanu- » Oinpita ing them, or of the middlemen iu these coun- | €MSis; tami . : the exclusive trade in them. Q. Had you 2 actions with The first section of the BIL now | 2! ber of Congress, by which he real- any Sum of the moi A. I liave never had rs of Congr that has a. Do by the onsideratin AL currer nas rap proviston prev of the paper cur way thing roy ide: the frac- tin silver here is no nsactions wit er that is y ou k urreney ib us pee sepeciainae aoe Sate andi |. A- Lhave my own opinion on " change would sto muze | L know nothing of my own knowl Fi the premium e qual to the premius a | know and it is that within tw y or sufliciently high to make it no ke utes atler the Pacific Mail subsidy passed profitable to pay for export. ther the Brazi 1 subsidy failed. The first had 4 direct loss ho merit When the voie ereat embai ' the first em the floor was 1 of xt suspicious char As the pres Ahad been paid to vote Uumption of i the gold law commanrds p ist duy of January i by the Trew You siy of this mone with some you Th npson pait ei Some Was thereby ar sary to me occurs tom | A. Yes, sir. Q How much A. I dectin currency expen: e ditheultic: % the Secreta “ vender note | an in Phen ever presented, in sums of not less th a et a hundred dollars and multiples thereo! ae rou wald thie tne premium for gold of ten pe less inter- Q- Have you palit the loz the rate of two and one-haif per © Ae es, sie at. v, snuM trom the drst day of Janua Q. Did you take any writen evidence of of putting this law into ope. | its payment? nd diminishing this premium ot ti Ste Dera te Pk See a te until final resumption, ¢} = Dawes. ms Well, lake a ve +3 r Piatt. SE One PO Tee ne eae eGo Md sou ker ieee Kineat ansoneaon an terest because it would bring currency at par | B¥2 appeared before Congress in the Interests With gold at the date fixed by law for final | Of the New ldria Quicksilver Mining Com- ny? acontaat eC el : | A. decline to answer the question. I con- I believe this rate would insure the retention | Siler it an insult. i ‘ of silver in the country for chang = n at bom ye : ene a = The provisions of the third se m of the | Des he v : ot & press os The aet will prevent combinations be made to } Toom wi ured by the comunitice fo: exhaust the Treasury of coin. ew it is presun sled for not required hess purposes. When li should be dr vondingly ta Wi hsuch a itor of The Evening In your yesterday's repo Suffrage Conyention you your way to introduce my na heading thus “Mrs. Woodihull's Doctrine of Free Lov h the paragraph following ma except tly characterize [ree love vomnl jon. I do not intend lon: editors to bandy my Ser > : the Women pin a su corres woult 1, thus causing ey tostop the curr of a fixed Iso be reached. In my etment of such law, bu: would revive, and the t mounts of currenc rawn from circulati nl stringency in curt rd tlow dvanta known value would opinion, by the en ess and industrie sinning psperity on a firm basis would bout in wh Proceedings in Philac iphis To-Day RERCHER’S TRIAL. More of Moulton’s Testimony. PUM ER- 112. PEN. After our t phic report of the pro eas ceelings of the Tilton-Reseher trial in Rresk- | TODay"s Proceeds lyn yestenlay. counsel offeret a letter of OT aR Seta: O2 Mrs. Morse (men tenlay’s STAR New ¥ i In evilenee, which was objected to by Mr tls eestisnony The sustained by th Beecher, Dtolt r the lett r whic should be at he ch text to th | Witness « the morat y Wik Cow whete he bad spoke w RERCHPR NOT COMFORTARTE canl was publist ie at he ai t This card was a) fortable with this story Proposes’ ; son To per nd Tats {that he by ny persons, t 4 not ment t he mentic these two parties. Beecher’s reply to Mrs. Judge Morse was here rea y Moulton added that Tilton said in tu berview cand cal on the letter so uments Lo pre was published erview Ber ing on all persons wii to Witness that he wished to have som lating to the ¢ surance of Theatore’s state of feeling ic a him, and witness sp@ke against him sequently wrote the 1 it was sh in te Bee on the Th counts was 4 i Febrnary mising to dis the affair Bee ldressed t oT Witness resumed—it was shown to - | PREACHED EVEXY SUNDAY TO SEVEN on ere he same day, and on that day he we HIGHT OF HIS Min rhesses. 4 letter to me—(Row produced) The witness atom was called to THE FRIEND WHOSE WAND TIED Ur Tite | Something Which occurret in October growing out « nm with § The letter was his friendship, pking Mou ltor ¢ Tilt who would have all, &e) On day B letter. now e ted me. to Mrs arking that | no investig s Elizabeth was not taken in tons. she onght to be Thealore’s feelings. read. It speaks of Mou! simply to dro » their church. 1 letter was a8 the friend sent by God, and wi 1 up the storm. This letter w Your un- »¥ friend, H. W. Bee tness.—He asked me t get Theotore’s when writte ing of the n Beecher ant nt to write it ied it tome; prior t letter it was arranged bei go there ey the present. re hey »hold no correspondence = * ~ With her without Theodore’s conse: POEREIGN NEW he thought that woald be righ etter to Theodore Tilton ford: ! rimy | return fr south Beecher handel me | this letter, which he said he received sported, bat siip from Elizabeth, the letter saying: “Does an Franciseo, for Liv your heart bound to all ax before? Minedoes bird sings in my heart again. Iam wy- danaary 15.—Phe &e. The bk is in Mrs. Til- Constant writing; it is not signed: we en- wenty persons “Received March 8th,” ts ia Mr. | drowned. Beecher’s writing. a. THE NEST HIDING LETTER THE WHE LEAGL A Resolution Denonuncing it Intro- duced into the New York Legisia- ary 15.—In the assembly to- A letter dated April 3, 181, was also put in It commenced: © Mr. Beecher: My and death would be all the ave as well as forget me. ons Were untiring gen- | day, a republican member offered coucur erosity and nest hiding.” The two last wonds | rent resolutions, which were referret, denan- were underlined. The letter was without a | ciatory of the organizations in the south signature known as the White League. Afters pss Moulton testified about a con- a. rersatio ion to dropping Tilton from The Jay Cooke Estat ‘ee ist of members of Plymouth church. PHULADELPHIA, January 15.—J ude Cad- walader, in the United States district court, | delivered the opinion in the ease of Gibson, | et. al, vs. 1 trustee of the Jay | estate, deciding that emporarily probit! stock in the Northern I | longing to the estate. The railroad company will, ifany payments be hereafter assessed upon the shares, have security upon them, Witness was handeda letter, which he said was in Henry Ward Beecher’s handwriting and which counsel offered in evidence, a dressed to Mrs. zabeth Tilton, asking Unat she have the divine protection. THE WOODHULL PUBLICATION Witness said: 1 reme Tt the Woodbull | publication, but Ido not remember the day | {was published; I saw Mr. Beecher about thk amd said: “This an ought to be | under the sixteemth section of tp» ‘ert . Couritenanced not to publish the stories’ she | and whether this will prove ‘to be ine only | threatened: I saw Mrs. Woodhull and after- | security for the assesst be not, It show ward saw Mr. Beecher, an I told him that I | be retained for the present, at least, but no other interlocutory rel or not with them, be granted, ever connection Without ling the: mssed his grat ie t th ee Sine eis ca ar ecercmatiet ount. Thave t in the viet ner in whieh it had ended; in Novembe Sew Tone rE cm amen “suggested should. prot epithets conpled with views, wit there was a publication in Wondhull's | NEW ome. Jauudry 151i bas boon asor Some ks out Stat . ted Whe paper affecting the parties; 1 saw Be er ride ange a gt . egy pag bee he Congo raed 3 baper proclatins that my views and theo- | who said hecame tosce me hout what was | purporting to be U” S.marshal at Cha NOI A NeooRlty. Witinnt Ties are an abomination, I shall ask 1 120 | to be done in the matter: T tol tien, I | Tosoustne mares Ge kee tao aa sete de . state them, so that its rea may judge | thought silence would kill the story. and ir rare —— " ths nee by y for final s whether they are so or not, or whether I | he pointed to his fe answ j th 1 body waa not in session the day th t in the silver necessary ty | hive been” foully — mist ‘presented, — to | would ther ed jon isdn Be = pocllire ssary to | Sander to supposed public prejudice other conclusion. : apie deniers + Pare) shai - that has been conjurat up by justi suc » or Ubree persons that Beech January 15—Jonn F Te ne BIE ed ee er CX, | things as this of which I cong impure man, for which he thanke munier of Thomas Close from the tno Oe tode | THE STAR. The vital point | me; Tilton was then in New Hampshire; on | PTaigned for the munler of Th He mo. St Omaha—three | Which = ae et | bis return Tilton had = mea Aes th | been convicted of murder in the secon’ de saline ps : is, that no pat Leccher in my presence, in which he denied | 20 atter a trial lasting five adage former as much of | compelled to the ring | giving publicity y of the stories, which | Stee, after a trial id y “and a the | 288inst her will. Thus ts freelom; anyt Beeeher said he be 5 it was proposed to —_—_——_—_—_—==E “the west ar | Jes8 than this is sl: oublish a card denyin y, but Tilton -THIRD 1 underetand, the pean to pal ything ion of bullion from the Min y in amount to funei or to} “ in marriage; cann four dollars for each one thousand dollars’ e hen Init n pout 4 Worth, with an equal expense for transporta- | tion gor a womua to be free? To t queen La i K, it would seem a fair argumeat in | Ho domain epee eof these eities | Can there be any question about the necr sity for women to have this f of new coining T have v d upon this subject with | Trio vor Get CO Te Eni eae at Ai diffidence, because it fs so unusual to | Pract cost fo the community. when yprove it as I most heartily do tak i children classes mostly re would have no mor i‘ thieves, no more criminals of any class, nor y More insane and idiotic, th in a position wh nd misera! ral If the peoy murderers, no mor en if no further legislation is atiain- able at this time, and to announce Ut ¥ message. But Ido so becuse E fe it is a subject of such vital importance whole country that it shoul ree: tention of and be : gnant except whei the people, through t and in every Maan cana : Way, to the end that the best and most satis- when pregaant, she by such favorable conditions as will lways happy; then she will bea gots to the race instead of the mere abortions that now too frequently cumber humanity: Free love an abomination, indeed! Lov ever is and ever must be free. Love that is enforced by any means, whether by marriage yy at is not free— lust, and Just is an abomination, indeed. The world has got this matter reversed— «tory course may be reached of execut what Ldeem most beneficial | most vital question to the perity of the nation. utive Mansion, January 14.1 4 contains nessage on Louis! amt ats thereon; Beecher's tria! all the news of the President's press comm: vor Congr z wrong end foremost.. The abomination. is land general; ® large amount of | That it is now prac ising, instead of the Mterary matter, suitable for holiday rea ling, | WHAt It is now practising, instead of the Teenie ee Weenie ee aTey 0 | these views would be pure and good ean ine fashion notes, Washington news and gossip, generation, only, would regenerate the world. Let no children be born for fifty years except sueh as the mothers should desire to have, and misery, vice and crime would be banished from the earth, and the reign of peace and Jove and joy and hope be introduced to take the place of the anarehy and unhappiness which now prevail on every hand. So, when I advocate free love I donot mean the enforced lust which the world pretends to. think it is, but pure and holy unity from which nothing foul or bad can tow. I would replace all enforced lust by free love and at oue fell stroke destroy the worst enemy with which mankind has ever been afflicted. To do this, or to advocate its pang an abomination; but if it be, U have the abomination. Vicrorta C. Woopuut.. Willard’s Hotel, Washington, Jan. 15th, 1875. THE GLENDENNING SCANDAL.—At the meeting of the Jersey City presbytery in Senning axricultural items, household receipts, &e. c. Terms: Two dollars per aunum, in advane: Postage prepaid; single copies five cents, in Wrappers. ey. DATES FOR U.S. SENATORSHIPS.— In the democratic joint caucus of the Penn- sylvania legislature, for the United States Senatorial nomination, on the first ballot Waliace received 106 votes, Clymer M, and Black 4. ---- The democratic caucus of the Indiana legislature last night nominated Judge McDonald for Senator on second bal- lot. The vote stood McDonald, 42; Holman, 33; J. D. Williams, 1, and Voorhees, 1. -+-* Senator Ramsey, of Minnesota, at the fourth ballot in the republican legislative caucus last night, had 40 votes; necessary to a choice, 42. Davis received 20; Washburn, 14; rest scattering. ----Horatlo Seymour has’ writ- ten to a New York democratic state Senator reiterating his determination not to be a candidate for the United States Senate, and favoring Kernan’s election. pi eae aan FREEZING OF MERCURY, WHISKY AND e0e- done, may be en I say let us id be communicated to the Pros- CHINAMAN.— A dispatch from He- | pect avenue church, was ad: after a lena, “Montana, dated” yesterday, says | warm debate, during Which the clergymen Last night the mercury in the thermometer | Who think Mr. Gl ing guilty of of- froze. Small quantities of mercury in phials | feuses charged inst him severely criti- became congealed, and proof whisky placed | cised the action of Moderator Wall in failing out of doors froze solid is half ant hoe: Four | © obey the order of the bytery to an- Chinamen who left town at 4 p.m.on Tues- | nounce the ition of Mr. Glendenning dey were found Wednesday morning, about | from the ite to the members of his halfa mile from town, frozen to death, and | Church, while Glendenning’s adherents sus- the whisky which they had with them in | tained the course ued by the moderator. smal) kegs was frozen solid. A. from | It was finally ied that the stated clerk Phillipsburg, Montana, states that two Chi- nam frozen lace. and @ committee, consisting of Rev. Messrs. a SO one we See Ss ee pe Magee, » pgbert. and Marshall,” to- SPEAKER WILTZ TO PRESIDENT GRANT. | gether with sev —, was appointed Speaker Wiltz yesterday telegraphed the | ‘o confer with the and members of President as follows: “Seeing from your | the avenue charch in relation to message that the interference by the mili supplying, the pulpit until the synod decides on eee oe 4th instant, with the organi- | upon Mr. ‘Glenhenning’s appeal. After trans- zation of House of tatives of | acting some routine business, the presby' Louisiana was unauth by , Inow, | adjourned to meetfin Dr. Harkness’ ety Fete ilar Core hora acto | Gatton athe Ste the rec! [uo ex- isting at the e General De Trobriand cussion relative to the moderator’s action ejected certain members from this House, in | his and warmly defended him.—N. ¥. order Snes he See oe — whe od Times, 1: pecoent ee Ceara = thout | pincHBACk DECLARED ELECTED.—The gprecsingg = house and senate of the Louisiana. Sane meant om the —— met Wi condemn! acth goverameat Tuesday New Orleans by @ vote of § to @ elected Ui ing that Beecher should FRIDAY, January 15. SENATE.—Mr. Scott presented petition of HER AFFECTED TO TEARS. told him he made the acqtain- } ce of Woodhull to prevent her publishing the story about his wife and Beecher. Beecher citizens of Blair county, Pa., asking the granting of a subsidy to the Texas Paciiie railroad. Railroads. Mr. Allison presented memorial of wg Praised of Iowa, asking passage of bill to define a ad communicated to me his latention of pecan’ 5 al of Seeteta 2 = aie : ture of Oregon, asking passage of bill grant Whole ioty in delicate iagiguageand Deccher | WE Tight of way through te publle inde to y invitation to hear it reads Tilton | the Portland, Dailes aud Salt Lake railroad. Laid on the tat On tion of Mr. Pratt, the bill amending the act granting pensions 1 5 and sailors of Is12 was recommitted to Conunlttee as. y intrateeced a bill t public land in the I will read you one passage and that, you can s tis implied, and I will read thal sage to you; Beecher said to him: might as well tell the whole story me if you publish it;” Beecher “Twill not be put ia th obits solicited a won ut [said to him, « with you in that view Afterward I told Beee ton not to publish t be cruel to bis fami and he thanked me for my interference on his behalf: al a sabse- quent interview between Beecher, Carpenter and myself, Carpenter suggested his stepping from the pulpit toa journal, and thus putting an end to the Woodhull story; I said to Mr. Beecher afterwands, that would be A VIRTUAL CONFESSION, and he thought so, and I told Mr. Carpenter so. I recollect the tripartite agreement, Beecher came to my house; I sent for him because Tilton’complained that its publica- | tion placed him ina position of being for- given some injury by Mr. Beecher, and he provide for territories: the sale Public Lands. Mr. Cragin introduce a bill amending act establishing a government for the District of 1 to me, position of a man hand bee «e OfO Mr. Allison introduced a bill to provide for the sale of Pawnee Indian lands in Nebras- ka; Indian affairs. Edmunds introluced a bill to prevent cruelty to animals in the District of Colum- bia; Judiciary. Mr. Davis, irom Committee on Approprin- tions, reported, with hamaterial amend- ments, in justification appropriation bill, and gave notice that he would call it upat an early da inbia, referred lo Committee on District mpathiz Laughter. | edou Til- = itwould | his motion to set a day for the consideration Of business from the commit- tee on claims until the Senate decided when to proceed with legislative appropriation bill. att fran ot, Eve | AM Ky cal. he, tt rant i ublication puts me in « position of being | the Portland. Dalles and.Salt Lake railroad, forgiven by you; now Twant you to set the | 8m aiken, ‘Mr. Morril, of Maine, said the session had now reached @ period when it was necessary to take up the current business, and he now notice of ¥ thaton Mon- Sp present wees that as matter right, or I shall publish this card.” Mr. said, “I don’t think right; it don’ and