Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1875, Page 1

el THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Excepted. AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenue, cor. lth St. BY The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres't. passin so <cast =a EVENING STAR is served by carriers co suburibers at Tew Costs rin wee, on owes fon Ceste ree MONTH. Copics af tae Counter, oO < © 5 + —pestace prepard—60 Gants a mentas Ses montase $3.00, onc year, 46.00 shot on Friday— ver, 45—N°. 6,810. EVENING STAR, Washington News Se 7 AMUSEMENTS. SOVILDE'S NATIONAL THEATER. 1 STANTANEOUS AND _ARSOL sO. LDEN and Gossip. : LTOUN was ai Tee eran te Wiehinguan ol M-- EMILY | Mrs. GRANT'S RECgprions are held on soln te ENGLISH OPERA | saturdays, commer cing at three and lasi- aenUR MADAME AN ing until five o’clouk p.m. Be'ne CROAT MATINEE The President's public receptions will oc. MADAME LOARCHID: SATURDAY EV 1 time in Was! cur as follows.—Tuesday evening, Februa- ry 2d; Tuesday evening, February 23d, and will contir.ce on both evenings from eight to ten o'clock p.m. State Dinners:—Tuesday, January 20th; Tuescay, February 9th. ISTERNAL REVENUE—The receipts from this source to-day were $235 954.69. big first appearance intensrty funy hestra Stalls acter Comme ‘alt | Tie Committce ¢ give their chairman, honor of his election tor. Forvs OPERA HOUs THE SEA OF ICE THE SEA OF ICE RICE Storm Prayer in th Prayer in the A €ACCYS of the republican members of THESE The Prayer in th n THE SEA OF ICE, or, The Prayer iu the Stormy | the House of Representatives for discussion “@? Thom, who has't all the strength of a father of aflairs in the southern states. and partieu- 4 mot Amd the teu in Louisiana, will be held on Saturday Save o-= from t byss that threatens Arml the wicke mill SENATE COMMITTEE ON Aprropni- evry Mother sh a ss having disposed of the legislative, Mvery Sister she &c., appropriation bill, will hold no more meetings until the House has acted upon the Greet enceeey of CULE PEPOEREST, MILNES | y propriation bills now heiore It, LEVER HARRY HOTTO DAY EVENING, J y 25. Mr. CHAS Tue SENATE CpMMITTER ON PATENTS SAMSON janaott have changed their meeting day from Thurs- HEATER COMIQUE.—Moniay, January | day to Friday. At their meeting to-morrow Ww 1 Salwrday Ma Engag: or. Mr. tingly senaat profogme and three acts, entitled the Lost Well. in which be will «. intredacing Banyo THERE WAS A at the Executiy OWwD. of visitors Mansion this morning. characts Soler. & amt play ou thirty six ‘dit | Among those who had audience with the een” Nth steve werant | President were Seeretaries Bristow and een et nolan stm Senators Wright. Allison, Sherman Bhadew Pant mz bew feat Representatives O'Neill, Butler Fo BALLS AND PARTIES 2 Tur coverof Alabama Claims Commis- MADAME E. BASTIEN, i From lessen leasnres of informing the Son thet she han feve thus day taken char reassembled sioners Reverdy Johnson appeared as yesterday, and Hon counsel for as s . James Hooper, a claimant of Baltimore, Stkag cxpccicuced. in this bustucen for. the tsks @ reopening of his case. The six twenty © full satisfaction in HAIR | months within which claims can be filed ex- DRESSING ING. and CUTTING | pires toxmorrow. About twelve hune OWILDREN S BRIDES HAIR | Cy ims have been sived. WD LESSID & «pecialty ex will be attended a ne ME Gorsee Factors, THe Annest op Wiire.aw ftrrp.—The deci tm 40S 7thsirect. | committee. of whieh Judge Hoar, of Massa- = = = . chusetts, is chaiyman, appointed to inquire T. RENE eee os TUMER, | as to whetber any of the privilezes of the 425 lite eT. Near E. en Violated by the arrest of Biew amir fitted up Parlors ew York, bh B= ached no determ int atissue. It as 3 Idays as the committe: < much informa- rom previous precedents of and a doubly im Leteck of MASQUERADE avxp THEATRICAL COSTUMES, ing several hundred new and costly Dresses, t cet get gea set will search data to obtain the mas porsityle Loe variety of Custume—Ladies, Y Geot sand Chiltreu stor " ive bedie ASQLE BALLS AND PARTIES, = = scaiibatetaas PRIVATE THEATRICALS, Prr wil TABLEAUX AND OLD FOLKS CONCERTS. F. A. b Regert and wife, Jas, Jas. Farquier and wite, ri Philadel nd Jo wife,of Va. + ator Buek- not been ia bis t this by ‘vous: UF patrons. and by Feasouable charges. and fend pleare, we weldom fail t cera tm L. MOXLE Y. and Who has is still detained at home prosiration, and it is doubtful whether COSTUMER, will be able to resume his senatorial dutie : ‘enator John P. Jones and 60% 10 rN EST ada. arrived in New York city aueenal Fine Artiwie BALL. Tap. | On Tueday from San Fr ad took BEAU and THEATRICAL COSTUMES heyt on a CONFIRMATION: inexecsitive MASKED BALLS ant PARTIES supplied at | session yesterday confirmed the following Sa nominations: Army—First Lieute S.E S.—Remember. a Mask is f the 13th infantry. toibe first lieuten Costume, aud all Cost sue ered aud called f fin ordnance department Young “ larg Hien h infantry ectl9 ¢m L, MOXLEY. 60% ith street paplain 25 Colonel Frank Whea Se piain H. M. Lazetle A. Mack to_be liente ’ tear Wells Frank Bake N A New Terni tee on Territorivs havea D inter RN WILL GIVE | ation this session tix t of forming a IAL AStThLeL w ve ‘ he wihern halt of Da ul Will report favorably. ‘Three mt for t REY END DWokli ern terminus of tar Ailroad. One of the rea © Bus erritory isthat | roe of Dakott and Yank veld tor best pret 3ov = STOWELL'S STATEMENT AROUT THE NA = | van CApErsHie.—Representative Stowe ¥ filed bis statement in refutation of CIGARS AND TOBACCO, tha 2 detship, No. 12. say near Dich # win the t Wholesale De Imported and Mar . «La Mansa. ba B tion gate heard AL MOini t= fox m on th 2 Lpertal Hillman, St sham hav e hud such wrt HES him Onarrivel trom FE yond — and received tb letters. and then rit in the rringe to the railroad ven Pes He «did not get_out of the Graham did not p LONDON. eva ant s he asserted in his t ~ AMERICAN oes AT VEKY LOW PRICES ‘The Seuatorship Elections Yesterday SS Several United States Senators were ele: “s Now ed yesterday in addition to those mentioned In the M. Cockrill werat Assembiy of 1 - McDonald by M ETER tor 51 H. HEMPLER, Optician vania ay ‘ URE PEACH. QUINCE AND APPLE P arrer sai ig legislatures as at Legislature « bal- ; Don- Che Lvenin LL , q WASHINGTON, DB. C., THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1875. Stat. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR, TILTON vs. BEECHER. MOULTON STILL ON THE STAND, AN AVALANCHE IN UTA Six Men Buried Under the Snow. A Fait y Suffocate ?. TWO CENTS. SPANISH AFFAIRS. Society, Ete. The number of persons visiting yesterday exceeded that of any preceding Wednesday this season. The parlors of Mrs. Fish were crowded for several bours and presented a brilliant appearance all the afternoon. In- deed, the same may be said of the whole of that locality. for there were many receptions in that neighberhood. —Mrs. Blaine, assisted by Miss Dodge (Gail Hamilton), receivet about five bun- dred calls. Miss Dolge is very agreeable, and not only sparkles and bubbles over with wit herself, bul provokes mofs from others. —The dangh of Hon. Fernando Wood were assisted in receiving by their sister-in- aw. Mrs. Wood, and Miss Runyan of New York, the latter a yery handsome young lay, whose beauty was enhanced by a close-fitting robe of aquamarine blue velvet. Miss Run- yan has deep blue eves, dark hair, and 2 lassical face. The Misses Wood and the sister-in-law are ladies of g.eat personal charms. Although this receiv ey, were all youthful. yct they were quite equal to the task of entertaining the large number of vis- The Pacific Mail Investigation. IMPORTANT TESTIMONY TO-DA The Pacific Mail inquiry was resumed thix morning by the Committee on Ways ani Means, e MR. SYPITER'S LIST. Representative J. Hale Sypher explained that the way the rumor was cireulated that he had given a listof members who would vote for the Brazilian subsidy was that Com- | moore Garrison was with him in a commit- | tee room on one occasion when the subject of | the Brazilian snbsidy was taiked about be favored that subsic because he thought its passage would help a line of steamers from ew Orleans. In Spedking of the merits of the bill he men- | toned to Garrison certain members whom he thought would vote for the bill, bat the | question of money consideration never was broached by either witness or Commodore Garrison. HEA Captain Bradbury brother at one time W: cifle Mail company, was to the statement made by presence that Win. & SAY TESTIMON of York, whose president of ‘the Pa- alled to testify as his brother in his | ing had made « fter the - —. mands on the Pacific Mail company a itors who called. J subsid 1, which Mr. Pierpoint, of New —Mrs. Bristow received in her spacious | York led. | parlors adjoining the Arlington. She wore | A question as to taking this class of hea say testimony, was raised, discussion, RICHARD B. IRWIN WAS CAL Mr. Irwin stated to the committe would like the reason th black velvet, with apron-front overdress, and cnirass jacket of lace embroidered in jet She had a brilliant recep -- Mrs. Delano, assisted y her daughter, Mrs. Ames, received in the pariors at Worm- ley's. — Mrs. Robeson and Mrs. Williams had unusually large receptions. There were sey- greeable young ladies receiving with bot Mrs, Robeson and Mrs. Williams. — Mrs. and the Misses Jewell also received, although they had undergone the fatigue of entertaining the night before. Among those calling y Mrs. Creswell, Mrs. Adw Admiral Lamnan, Admi Aldis, Mrs. Granis, the M Rediern, Madame and M Miss Badger. Miss Adams, Color Cutts, Mr. Ste Bes, Mrs. Miss Shearman, Mrs. King, Mr. Borgis, G: man, Miss Kennedy, aud ¢ nd pendi -ED. that he » be only briefly examined, for t he bh er during the night and had suffered this moraing from nausea and vomiting. Mr. Dawes addressed the witness Usaid; “Mr. Irwin, the committee left off with ¥ in your previous testimony with the follow ‘tion, Which you then declined to “Give us the names of all the per- sons whom you employed or to whom you paid money in connection with the Pacific ail subsidy bill?” “Will you now answer I ing qu anderstand that th teamship company have passed resolutions releasing all engaged in the se- curing of the subsidy from any confidential relations which might arise as between at- torney and elient. T went to jail before this was done, because I considered it my daty under the circumstances to go there. T now am willing to testify and come out of jail, view of the fact that such resolutions hay been passed. 1 Powell, M Sands, Judge ‘1 and Miss , Aristarchi Porter, nd Mrs. Chip- S. q other WINS LIST. Mr. Irwin then read the tollowing list of the persons employed by him and amounts paid to each: OnT. Averill, £10,006 H.¢ wine HC Forne; — Colonel Frevre, the Peruvian minister. ” veceived quite a severe sumay last. Fortunate ries excep® the severe jar. which has “used great of bis entire body Mada: es Freyre receive on fall on the ice District Affairs in Congress. roN A WASHIN SD SUIT AND KAILROAD COMPANY. In the Ser Jay. Mr. Dennis introduce t Dill td I with the one introduced by both n. Chipman in the House on the isth inst. 10 hie % vton C! “Suit. | Cmple; 3 he did not at the [rd Renroad Company: The Minit may | tite he gave his previous testimony remem. he remembered, names as corporators $ ber that he had paid Mr. Persons any m one Suit. 8. G. Cabel, Martin, D. nd was reminded of the fact only upon Me. re of it; in 80 forgotten to Doorkeep. rsons hitaself making him a his previous testimony he hac all about the ers Boyd ker, Fenwick Yo . Washi. oung, and Wilfr and gives them authority to lway,commencit single trac! . * one i 7 they were ¢€ wnd the money given + M streets southeast, thence ranning in an {| t any n & easterly direction to the cornerof Mand 1th | each was # mere gratnity. OF Ube $360,000 | streets southeust, thenee along ith street to | Paid to Schumaker, the lest payment ot | the navy-yard bridge, thence across said | $25.000 was sent to him by witness from Cal- brigge (noW in process © Construction) to | Mormia. Ai Uniontown, and thene this point Mr. Irwin statat that he the Suttland road to the District line, there to conncet | Would it be exeused until to-morrow | with a street railroal from snittand. in | worming, at wh eben prereraredl | Prince Geor county, Md., with the right ‘ _ Hv elock t to build a branch road from 1th and M | full. He was excused until 19.89 o'clock to- | streets to the junction of Uth and East Capi- —_ “ - | i th the privilege of using steam Vr MR. SCHUMAKER ae D. ted tside the city limits, re dp ceri otasd eypis Drew ID aon ate of fare not exceeting | that his ee ae committ all of Mr. Irwin's tes- timony. The committee to accede to Mr. five ceats per ty limits and ‘ny distances The bill was 1 District Committee. fter consultation, dectined 's request Lo post Disirict line. ferred to tl He repliet ied that 3 for the Pacific subsidy fie had not paid him rin whic Tmined ny Way would like } he could make ot patd Winches yu Lot recollect to ny money. Lhe knew Mr. Win- Vani he was positive ain how ne ha In all such ¢ duty of the atterni interests proots. if aims it of the Distric said Dist tera dol whom he Mr. Schuma chester opposed th he did not pay hima op nionth, pa CN Dawes—DI } you ever fill kK é oR " Yitness (promptly.)—No, sir. Te MOUSE DISTRICT Cov : ; Muar ee ee Mr. Roberts asked him how be could report f s positive when he could not tell how he 1 re disposed of a dollar of the money. Mr. Bellows thi ¥ be the see 1 mpa Col, Wm. A. Cook othe secrete ‘ cour of the dill to incorporate yen ght exumiing mpany. A number of bills whict pe Rp raker or Rt tLLor city the maintt TO UTILIZE SEW AG trextaced A COMPANY cate 10% : Farsons werr ine company wie ever empl WEES Was r&aMinep hadtwot had in his] years a $1,000 bill . form and said f for the last five ba no shat LH. Reed, M.F ‘Thon James Pinmpton, Alex. MeCor Cece Miller, ¢ W. Bar saanarngen B. Se was nol esd a mur 1 Indiana, having lett W sag ington on the Mit, 1 Ree, Which w | month. BOYD oF the called oi WINCHESTER, EX-M TESTE 3 ge that the iutimations again in eon t pect ant tik tion with the subsidy we ie th eee tion; he had Oppos cabal’ Beanies every shape and form thi sai, Congress; it wits e 1.000 bill with the Serg nins, tnd he would give Dillon, ergedn he was spor and someting Arms, the benefit of thiet ing cats) at the time large deposits the suo bills. but didnt thin ate enough to have 1 it put down that he had aund-play ing business now; be (Laughter) The room was the low Mr. Dawes lay some paps before the cominittee. + A GREAT FLOOD AND Loss oF LIFE IN ih Brooks, Kemp Jobin sand p) sewers within the cit remove therefrom the ther in said “drops,” thereof for agricultural purposes by deposit- ing such sewage oa lands within said Dis- Irict, provided they eveate no nuisance in so ‘The bill gives them the cight to erect | phe, FE ye Muadenn 2 CALIFORNIA.—The recent heavy rains in PRUIT JELLIES ee cic tee Ce renting, 10. The dem- | Such machinery at the mouths of sewers as | Caliente insure a good crop. Communics. eeutkesend chests sexs oes ? m Donnelly to Ramsey. ----In | cessary tO remove the sewag tion by railroad and stage is interrupted in ; BEEFY, a Inx Welsnckn batintion Wik esc On ian the company power toengaze | many places by high water. Water is re. venient and economia by rg eer as yo Tolen, Kien uiiy {| in the manufacture and sale of all kinds of | ported tive feet deep in the streets of Marys- FREPARED FOOD FoR Mock: Saree ie bo ios pete Bee Son sricultucal, mechanical, and other useful | ville, and Visalia is flooded. Overflows are Prensa e Phe the secaua bene reel tr Say 14 | Umplements within the District, the capital reported at various points in the Sacramento ~ Reichs 2 XS: $4 per dozen secoud ballon m syed ee . third | Stock of the company to be not less than | and San Joaquin valleys. Many lives are c. WITMER, ate Deo a Pat | on), nor more than $2,000,000, divided into | reported jost in the flood at larysville. nae 910 yer's falling of created & pro- | $ of $50 eacl Three children are known to have perished | oMBER fouad sensation. it wax thought probable | Tyre WEEKLY STAR, how ready, contains | 12 ne house. Some of the prineipal build- ‘ that the republicans would now go into eau- cus, wuich they have hitherto retused todo, and bring out a newman. The excitement WHITE FINE CULLS ns pet at Linecola yesterday w&s intense. It isstated bus et on g00d authority that Gen. Thaver has with- WHITE PIxE 101 2 | drws from the senatorial contest, and that BE SS SDIEG a ied WU © Dumphy will be elected Senator tc per bundr day. +--'In the Tennessee Legislature bat. WHITE PINE 5-8 SIDING SEL RCTs 4s joting resumed. On the first ballot John- | Saoe =i ved 30 vote phens 16, Brown 1 St per hundred feet son recefved : <, Ste} 6. Be - . Bate 1: vage 10, Ewing 7, Quarles 7, and Se Keep a Pub stock of all kinds of LUMBER. and | Kenney 1. On the seventh ballot Johnson sell at the LOWEST MARKET BATES received I, Stephens 1, Brown 16, Bate 15 5 Savage Swiog ©. Quarles 6. and Paine t WILLEY & LIBBEY. The convention then adjourned until to-day Cocner 6th st amd New York ave emocrats ot the New Jersey Legis lature. i last night, nominated ex yanis leo Sew Nort Gov. Theo. Randolph tor United States Sen- GAUTIER or, to succeed John P. Stockton. on the c. IMPORTER, wt bailot. Randolph receiving 28 votes And Extensive Deale: Win ad LIQ s (olehbrist 4, Steekton 4, and Browning 5 z Fee ee LIQUORS. | rie. F. Memichush, or Wiitiogker wes es, | All the known brands of CHAMPAGNE always ou | ina! v state tre arer: David Henmor, of hand Cc. GAUTIF Mereer. for state prison xeeper, and Morris Hamilton, of Essex, for state librarian. In Michigan, on the first ballot, Chand- ier received (4. and Lathrop most of the bal- ance. Chandler's frienis appear to be coutl- Manufacturer of the Metive Wine B jJand-tr_ 1217 and $219 Feunsylvania avenwe. MP HOSS BOSTON. PIANI@T. "T yit darnion Receptioas, Sccksl And Fashionable | po Oo ae Fs ent of his ultimate ele-tion. tie Music Store ga.ee A FEARFUL STORM in the Sierra Nevada eect Tet D Meee Dorteees, | Mountains 1s reported from Sult Lake City, Seas ae | Re eer emer ace on *PRY 00H BLACK TEA AT 50 CENTS PER | ; A now slide rom the mountain Found. BROWNING & MIDDLETON, peng Soma apeant tb y -aomeoithing pevaier NOW ETO Petanyirauieaveace, | Uo houses aud killing sis persons ings have fallen. and the wreck of property is extensive. There is no communication with the city except by water. Yuba city. is under water all ebout the Pacific Mail Investigation and Irwin's incarceration in jail; Louisiana affal Beecher's trial; proseenines of Con- gress; all the pews of the week, local and xeneral; a large amount of literary matter, | suitable for hago ge a stories, poems und sketches, society ai fashion notes, Washington news and gossip, agricultural items, household receipts, &c., &c. Terms; Two dollars peraunum. in advance; postage prepaid; single copies five cents, in dated last evening, says:—Major J. A. Wil. liamson left here to-night with twent; Indian witnesses, from the Cherokee, and Seminole nations, ge op in behalf of mn W. Wright. the United States ys. bd ts Wright was appointed by Secretary Harlan DROWNED WHILE SKATING.—A special | (0 pay bounties to members of Indian regi- from Hinton, W. Va., dated January iy, | ments. and he is now accused of havin: says: James Sperry, son of Captain C. A. | forged the names of Indians, drawn funds an Sperry, was drowned while skating on an ive-pond here last evening. He was missed at 5 o'clock, and his body was found at 8 fap near where the ice had broken in with him. sheeted haf troe N! THE She ag lg tensely cold weather is reported from a points along the Hudson river, the ir mometer indicating 10 degrees below zero at many places. See No Mork Mereoxic Suowers.—Prof. Kirkwood, of the Indiana state university, suys we are to have no more regular meteorie showers until the iast of the century, the one due November 14 haying missed connection. appropriated them to his own use. He will be tried at the present session of the U. District court, at St. Loui THE CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN CoN ‘VENTION of Connectient met at New Haven heart and nominated a ful) state ticket. James Lloyd Green, the meng ba of Norwich, who ordered # salute of one hundred guns in honor of the President's course in Louisiana, Was selected as the candidate for governor. The resolutions express adherence to the rinciples of the blican party, and whilst leprecating interference with ‘the internal irsof the states, approye of the Presi- dent's message on the Louisiana question. s7-E. L.. Capen, the weather of the a7'Smart: Three sisters, of Yadkin | Boston Globe, gives notice that “the Janu- | county, N.C., at three bi , Uelivered six | ary thaw will set in on Wednesday next and i girl children. = extend inte February.” OUR SEA COAST DEFENCES, The President's Message. The following is the message of the Presi dient to the House of Representative yes: day afternoon on the subject of coast de To the Senate and House of Representatives: my annual message of December t, 1873, while inviting general attention to all the recommendations made by the Secretary of War. your special attention was invited to “the importance of preparing for war in time £ peace by providing proper armament for nT Sea-coast defences. Proper armament is tly more importance than fortifications. can be supplied very speedily for ary purposes when needed; the fofmer ased strength and Thave now tention to ne views gair pertinence as the ye again the honor to € the condition of the “armament of our forti- fie wns,” and the absolute necessity for in- te provision by Congrcss for. the pro- enrement of heavy cannon. The large ex- penditures required to supply the number of trong ent be adduced for a liberal nu ppropriation tor their gradual aceumula- tien. “In time of warsuch preparations can not be made, ¢ AMNnOt be purchased E clured at Short noti hey must be the product of years of experi enee an or. rewith inclose copies of of Ordnance and of a bean offieers on the trial of an eight-inch rifle eon- verted from a ten-inch smooth bore, which conclusively an economical ws of utilizing these uscless smooth beres ight-ineh rifles eapa- ng seven-inches of iron. n-inch Rodman guns should. in jon, be so utilized. and the appropri- jon requested by the chief of oninance, of $250,000, Li ehee these conversions, is earnestly recom nded While convineed of the economy and ne cessity of these conversions the determina- tion of the best and most economical method of providing guns of suil larger caliber should no longer be delayed. The experience of other nations, based on the new condi is of de. fence brought prominently forward by the introduction of i lads into every navy , demands heavier metal and ri ans t less than twelve inches in caliber se enormous Inasses, hurling a shot of 760 pounds, can alone meet many of the requi ments of the national defences. They must be provided, and experiments on a large scale ne give the data necessary for the de- n of the question. » proving ground with all conveniences referred to Ui ordnance, with a liberal anna: p- »priattion, is an undoubted necessity. The guns now ready for trial cannot be expe mented with out funds, and the es! the pu is deemed rong). ymmended. slation on the ions” ought no le raed if Congress desi the important nm future wars must ine report of the of oninance me and making them in ble of piere The 1 he fa- thy rmament or ger to be disre peace to prey te without whi lead to di 3 This subject is submitted with the hoy that the consideration it deserves may given ILat the present session. PEXECUTIV |-BEECHER CASE. Moulton Still Under Fire. rour telegraphic report of the Til echer tral close! yesterday, Mr. Monit 1 m" as further © ined by Mr. Tracy Witness saic i oon OF the 26th FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS, | siGNS OF cARLIST WEAKNESS. Turespay. Janua } SENATE.—The Vice President laid before | Balloting for Senator in Rhode Island, the Senate the special message of the Presi- | dent on the advisability of strengthes coust defences. which was read and r | BEPCH ERS TRIAL. to the Committee on Military Affairs. Moultom’s (ross- Examination. Mr. Hamlin presented a m ' New York, January 2t.— Thy to incocporate the Stock brid Rewcher trial was resumed to-day Manu si parties all being onhaad. Tracy reo Referred to Commitice on District of Colum: | sumed the cress mination of Moulton bia, | He said the interview was with Beecher Jan- Mr. Wright, from Committee on Civil S uary Ist, he th t and Ret t. reported: adversely Mn. REPOCW EN at that i Beccher 1 athe by ie on House bi polish the system of mile and it was indefinitely postponed Mr. Scott. from ty mmittiee on Claims ’ remarks t Tilton that made me reported, with amendment tkgrst the preparation of the pauper. 1 «aid # to the Southern Keccher, if you felt this way towants s ired to state tha: Tilton, vou should tell hum so.” and be said tf the bil by instruction of the r you take pe and paper t will, 1 told iim J committee, but dissented from the provision | took tuck the letter ofrecantation te Tilton extending the time iu which claims may be | last night. and Tilt cavering to filed ave his family Was said of TH. Mr. Wright, as ane member of th * Gnanetal « I may have made committee. stated U so dissented referens ilton’s discharge by Mr. Cragin, from t vn Naval This « be rst interview Thad Affairs, reported alversely « her ulate s in the staff of the 1 KNOW RESSTF corps as indefinitely postpe and knew she was living at Tilton’. aouse. Mr. F (Mich. introduced a bil for the | Lde not k \ long she lived there. Mr relief of CC. Barker and W.W. Williams. | Bee & later interview, told ime Bessie Referred to the Committee on Cony } Tarner had t 2 TILTON Nar If) TER FROM HER BED rs T<tid not undersiand that he got I only heard of one sach wher suid he did not belteve Reecher, I think, may have told Bessie might hav A other people this story. At that timedid not know she had told stories hing of Ul ‘thing of had been char Mr. Robertson introduced a bul to per Lieut. Commander Pearson, U.S. N.. to E te Queen of Great al night cept a decoration from thy Britain. troduced a bill to incorporate City and Suitland ratlnoad ‘omimittee on the District of iM (Me. introduced a ain creditors of t eferred to the Comm tombia 1 fer Distr Lee the District of ( ee by Bowen with hav- Mr. Cragin reported from the Committee #tions. At the interview January Ist on Naval Affairs the petition of the widew | with Beecher did not say Mrs. Beecher nad mander W. B. Cushing for a penstc taken Mrs. Tilton’s part against Tilton. AL a mmended that it be referred to the | th view we talked of th Committee on Pensions. letter of reeantation and th | | calendar of general onter was then pro- Beecher expres ceeded with. telting Bowen the stories connected with The Committees on Agriculture and Man- | Mrs. Ballant ufactures were called, but had ne business to | STORIES BOWEN MAD BEEN TELLING AROUT present. TILTON Commitice on Military Affairs being | Mr Beecher said Bowen had told bim about xt on the list— Mr. Logan called up the House bill for the the wom ase | told him, fr her relat A what]? swith Tilton. 1 ow of the parties, J relief of Gene Samuel W. Crawford, t | believed the ry te untrue Beecher | A. He explained that. there had been numer | said he was clit to hear the stories were | ous cases where officers had been retired on | untn sorrow f ving @ rank mv which they her people, and he ally held. Theo. telling brim se. | to this bill to corre ter at this interview: APE, OF im said nothing at } v both eyes. or served 23 years inthe | Re Y val any tuterview previ | army. He did not wish tom fothis Her name was not mentioueal untit but there was.a gentleman now in some Cime afier that service In Europe who held rea ‘ THE LETTER OF CONTRITION, nk. but was retired ona very high rank- | writ , At Bowcher’s diet began nid there others ne nd Moulton.” 1 de net re- ~ccher addressed me in any of sto me in that way. I'd write In trust with F. D. Moulton.” IL passed. ; At the head of the letter this was Harnlin, from Committee on Civil S T considered’ it an absolute trast left with and Retrenchment, re; tadversely | met as 1 liked. 7 was not m bill to reduee the r the President, | to part wi » Unless Isaw fit. I teak th till be placed on the | letter t and read it My ver WAS HOt oUt Of ter TUE PRE IDENT. Morton said this wasa ¢ ered by men ot SIDENT AND VICE I pat thy I got wi Mr could be nest mW ties, ih 2 THE TIME ot December. 3 Tilton’s house tier entirely divested of p. A bill was inire- had a. in Won that occasion lasting ‘ations. He sid that experience li lay, and passed, hour: th thing said abou! am | demonstrated that the {electoral sys Brookivo to ex interview which he had with Bowen; be did | tem was f with S. and it ti r This is spectally not say that he offered to join B in been more than happy wher case, Which will be prolong “A WAR AGAINST BEECHE | dent it had not in the past sual term on the 26th Tilton said he had written a letter | cause of collision. We have uo se mene Beecher, asking him to explain t curity if Uw system = is ned A UTAM AVALANCHE t the interview; after the one on the | that We shall have iminva! TULUM Sis Mea Carried Away to Death—& - 1 learned that letter was sent te | from dangers and collision. nnted ‘amity Suslocated. at my rview with vey | Ovt that it would now t aa Thanary ta. Rael alter Ti < pre ure before Uc ferred by Bowen : T sab RELIEF OF DISTR pone his sminat til to-morrow, ant | ae th y aR) ot sf fe ons Mr. Morrill " his examination proceeded. @ boibaT at certain T neve uy te SeeaheS het of achat He profe veno recollection of ey Spine ty Becher: of Ub itors of the District tunbit whiel, | drawing any portion of the money from J stories: cher though } Distriet Committees. Th Cooke & Co.’s bank. A lively cross-exami- | Lowen was treache s 3 sked President toxppoint | Bsttion taited ici any inform: ation, OF in | whethe ; were commission of three pentane tonnd ny way to refresh his memory. His atten- | told to | Hambdated ciatean aeatnee ties Dancie tion was called to the fact that on the 12th | that Ti © of the Sor Fae oe Ua aCe day of June, 1872. Irwin's bank boc he to owen said he (Filtor ager the nia shows that he g swith a lovly aud a vy Cou feck thi 4 $ Vnot tell m: fet ong and ¢ fa was improper or the name | claimants and eG te in| ae, hie r ust! edit of & owen “i th [Roly the connect the tra. H he « tell n i hen asked by Myr | WEN WHS threaten 1 1 nehest and if hy ai could explain this Stery. when known of his rea ver thatt as not Beecher’s atte friend; when Beecher i proffered Nim mv without « a lette t with iriendsiiip: 1 did Unis ent or Kk pocket that nig id to Buty know 1 do not she wats ill or not, bu rot recollect grhethe that day: 1 visit e would tb i him he sion to have en he ob ame said hy obtained I rview with dove’s perm t was dishonora- the let He said. with g LAD LOVED ELIZA much, and throv throngh Inst. a throw hims very falten ntion that lov he had He avowed his my friendship Was on the brink of moral N After recess, th IMss-ox Tinued. Moulton said the letter the return of her ret ldresserd to himself: the he read this letter to Mr. ing him the letter of Mrs. band in regard to the retrac Beecher that if sodesi 5 his presence the retraction and the coi sion, and that otherwise he would. 5 both; Beecher said that this ret he the only defence of his 1 ‘on to her hus he toll Mr charge should be renew: ter his d . his prot keeping these that the confessi nade the basis of a charge eher without his having tu tion to meet it’ with; when destroy th sponsibility ton to pursue su pression. retrac: he offered to confession it wis on his own re without any authority from Til- family understood by witness declaration that he would not make a public charge against Mr. Beecher: it, was on the evening of December that Beecher first spoke to him in regani to his haying syim- pathized with THE STORIES IN REGARD TO TILTON which were communicated to Mrs. Beecher by Mrs. Morse. Witness and Beecher had another conversation on the same subject on the evening of January 1. At the first inter- view the witness said to Mr. Beecher that these stories ought to be —— without as- signing, so far as he remembered, any reason for stopping them; he said nothing as to his opinion of this truth. Mr. Tracy asked if the import of what he said was such as to leaveon Mr. Beecher's mind any impression of his (the witness’) opinion as to the truth of these stories. ‘The question was objected to, but after ar- gument permitted. Witness replied the pur- rt of what he said was such as to leave the pression that he believed the stories to be untrue. After his interview with Mr. Beech- erhe kept the two papers in his safe in New York, until after the publication of the tri- partite a ent. when he gave the confes- siou to Tilton. The latter sui uently told him that ithad been destroyed by his wife. He kept the cetraction in his tin box. He showed it once to Tracy, (the cross-examir- fr,) at an interview after the Woodhull pub- lication. Since the present suit was begun, he had delivered the paper to Mr. Morris. The published statements of the witnes« were prepared by General Butler, at Bay View Sadat Lowell. He gave the papers ia the ease to General Butler 4s his friend, and also communicated the facts tohim verbally. Tilton was informed of the contents of bot statements before published. Witness made — on account of Beecher’s attacks ou im. ar The je of Sani de Caba held a festival on Friday and inlay last in honor of the accession of Alfonso. Cottonwood canon | draw trom the | and provide a ie method which woukl | S° ve = pee ol me | ] be agreeable to the slature. ¢ n aoe tk amar t by the slide, | has no power whatever over it; neither lias | QI6 In TiN Bie ee yoann theckt textos H gress the h overcd w stidcextended | of elections. ad ove mile. and was about tthe wh Yesterday the bodies of the in thy tes Choss mith Caroli em by 1 itention to t ¥ provision at Alta ed that perishet in the their bodies are cov- depth that the: md for some tin yooh contested clect Any be * was found the bod. receiving the yes » rocking chair, with ilies is empe 9 cas od in her arms, aul near ber girl. They prevent thet eir election nit iby fraud and corr Feorcurred toth at there might there ni mented on the meth their votes by the clectors, and the of the ¥ Ube presence Of the tv muntin stitution rs, OF L ve he The absolute power as to get élector a> pli the © ta walk, ana President of the Senate, comune on the way the Vice President, and the two Ho} no control whatever over ws counted UW : himself didate In ¢ san dan coun votes declared himself ele Pr ~ Lawton Ty tet Thorass Jefferson, who wa s received the following date mted the voles, sar feo Suppose there t ul Votes from one « nz it wd the atin son? There was no power wi prevented him irom countir would mu HOUSE OF RE wk presen islature or Obie ir varhor or Pedro ate has been president of the president of th sols prov isior tio ported ntuat is tn ture. and as) is Joining Hing Alfensé. Mr. Sypher BAyoNNE 5 Forty-seven Car- iegations in th ations were not t List officers ha the Spanish cons aif of my old I { ix € given in their ad- | besion to K | The Carlists Batisting Seventeen Year j Old Boys. é i | uuary 20—Marshal Serrano two men to tis city about the inst. relation j ried that Carlists are now en- youth years in thelr service, fixed at leave to pre doptel by ecctain eitizens o interfere “als. A Safe Delivery. ary 2) The Countess of verat of @ son. Moth we Parts On moti mittee on Comm: further consideration of the resolut here a tofore offered by Mr. Swann in re t RHODE ISLAND SENATORSH the construction of & ship canal over. te ‘The Balloting To-day. harrow peainsula separating the Chesapeake Provipexce, January 21.—The genera) trom the Delaware Bay; and the same was | assembly took only one ballot today for reterred to the Committee on Railways and | United States Senate? with the foll owing re- Canals, {| sult: N sacy to @ cho 3, Burnside, wanu (Md) offered a resolution. | 45, Dixon, 29, Barstow, 1s: - adopied, directing the Commit } tering, §. Appropriations to report. what iti ss0e- i are necessary in the way of public building. | to accommodate the growing trade of Batti | more. | The House then resumed consideration of | the THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL, the pending question being upon Mr. H man’s motion to lay on the table Mr. Lougi: EXTRAVAGANCE IN New York.—In a recent sermou Talmage said: A statistician has estimated that there are in New York and Brooklyn 4.400 women who expend an- ally $2,000 each indress. It is no rare ing when the wedding march sounds to see ing through the aisles a bridal a ridge’s motion to reconsider the vote whereby | that has cost $1,000 or $1,500. Things have the House refused to onter the bill to be eii- | gome to such @ pass When we ery Over sree grossed. wipe the tear away With a $150 poeket hand- i Mr. Holman’s motion was rejected—yeas, 81; nays, 166. The motion to reconsider was then argued, kerehiet.” (Laughter —_—_—_—_—_—>€"___ MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF A Ho- and the question recurred, will the House or- | TEL Propritvor.—Hiram H. Wilson, of der the bill to be e1 . Bolton, N.Y. ag eh Bolton and Mr. Hale (Me.) the only way to defeat | Mohican by iy mysterious! He bas been traced to For some weeks he bas suffered from ment! aberration. wife, who is in delicate health, is sorely dis- ressed at his absence. 2 ————— E1cnt Fishermen Lost in a SNow- the Choctaw claim was to defeat the Indian | on Monday. bil. The bill was then ordered to be engrossed, but the House refused the previons question ‘on the of the bill. Mr. Hale (Me:) then moved that the bill be recommitted to the Committee oa Appro- priations, with instructions to where all clue is lost. | ' j the | Stoxm.—The captain and seven men of the | pops ge \ hagenpeme ore ga yg See Frea a ey a } motion was rejected—yeas 129, nays | [own Portsmouth, N. H.,.on Mon- | 130. ——— —— out in a boat to set their | ,,Mr. Holman then moved to lay the bill on ey nothing has ed Reacts wd came "Pr ie aiorinamcteninioiune oe See | is feared they are drowned or frozen todeath, The yeas and nays were thenonlered onthe | 4 SeRvANT GIRL ARRESTED FOR INPAR- i oon a nag the bill was defeat | s1¢1pg.—Mary Conners, a servant girl ving inthe family of Mrs. Walls at | Pa. tne bon onresiel cemaunees at Mana cide. She complained of betng i) and the house, after which the body of achild Ix TNE FRENCH ASSEMBLY yesterday the right center and left uniting. carried by a large majority @ resolution to { chunideratin’ of coon tatioal found, and she was pursued captared. | eright.had s@And now, on the | The govern at, argorees righ! aa . mmr ne iiguation meets PoP ing in that city on Saturday night was a A VICTORY FOR SUNDAY OpEra.—i fiasco. gg py penny 6 . Van Brunt, of New York, in the case of Max Gaoege Ii Pabdichent che Pate ee constitutional - | was a success; in all athe ren ae terire with te Sonaey evening oper. | utter failure”? a