New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-18

Capt. Bennett was then examined.
Recorder-Where Is your place Of residence A.
live in the S'ation-Iouse in Warren street; my family
are at Eighty-siIih street.
Recorder-What is the number IN Warren street
A. am not quite certain about that.
Recorder after the bonds signed and sworn iol
This binds YOU to appear before the present Court
Of Sessions. shall notify the Grand jury to-day.
Mr.. b, pnett-I suppose l shall be notified when
am wanted.
Recorder-There is nothing in the law which makes
it necessary, but you leave such request at the Dis
trict Attorneys Office it is usual for them to notify
Mr. Deputy Street Commissioner Charles Turner'S
case was rex, attended to. He !. a fat and slightly
fussy man, and had been sweating FOR an hour. Hi
queer absence Tuesday evening terminated in his
tuning up in the, morning and he had been believing
his handkerchief with the gravy Of suspense. Ar
rested the charge as that against Mr. Bennett
ard Mr.. Wood, il was hoped that he would have the
honor Of cotemporaneous bail; the Mayor however,
would not crafty any body by coming out and Mr..
Turner was bailed by Mr.. Christopher {. Ellis, No
lG3 Ninth avenue, who .wore to the possession OF
81. COO worth Of real estate above hi. debts.
Generals Sanford and Nye came in and had { con-
sultation with the Recorder
After short consultation, the Recorder returned TO
his de,k, perfected the bonds, and dismissed Mr..
Charles Turner th the consoing that the
papers should be sent before the GrandJury to-day
lie sent them Immediately TO the District Attorney,
with request place them before the Grand Inquest
Immediately
Mr. Commissioner Draper then arrived, and had
consultation with Commissioner Nye. the Recorder sd
Gen. SANFORD, which broke up with mutual assur-
ances that it was all right"
NoyhSiENTs OF THE MILITIA.
No direct orders were given the military yester-
day, except to hold themselves ready for duty at
moments notice. They remained under arms At
their several amores-a large reserve being stationed
at the White.stree ArmJry, for an emergency.
The general impression was that collision would
take place in the afternoon the Recorder was de-
termined to enforce the process of the Court at all
risks Gov. King was teegraphed for, and answer
was received that he would BE- in the city at O'Clock
ANOTHER VIEW OF THE ATTEMPT TO ARREST THE
MAYoR-HE REFUSES TO BE ARRESTED.
Our reporter learned that Deputy Carpenter had
been to the Mayors Office with the warrant about
IL o'clock and told him that he had warrant for his
anest issued by Recorder Smith.
Mr. Wood said that he did not recognize Deputy
Carpenter a. an officer and should therefore refuse to
obey il; but if the warrant was served by person
having the proper authority he would obey it. Dep
uty Carpenter then asked if that his official an
sw.r. Mr. Wosd said it was. The officer then re-
marked that being alone, he was not able to execute
the warrant but must report his answer to the Court
RUMORED REMOVAL OF THE MAYOR
As specimen of the wonderful stories aioat dur
ing the day we may instance the following:
About 70 o'clock, Surgeon-General Hasbrouck of
the old Police, informed the Clerk Of the Common
Council that Mayor Wood had been removed by the
Governor and that Simeon Draper had been appoint
ed acting Mayor. There no foundation whatever
for the statement.
INTERVIEW BETWEEN GEN. SANDFORD, THE
MAYOR, JUDGE RUSSELL AND CHIEF MATsELL.
At - O'Clock Major. General SANFORD, Judge Rus
cell and Chief Matsell entered the Mayors Office and
remained closeted with him for some time. The facts
of the interview did not transpire, but it is probable
that these gentlemen expostulated with the Mayor
upon his rashness and urged hun to pause before
forcing matters to extremity There is 10 doubt that
their representation of the bloody result of his con-
tnued obstnacy in defyiDg the law did much toward
bringing him to his senses. The Mayors Once was
Guarded by twenty policemen, and the City Hall
contained about hundred policemen at that time
Subsequently Major-Gen. Sanford returned to the
Recorders Office, and held a consultation with the
Recorder and Commissioners Nye and Draper to de-
eide upon tie course to be pursued in executing the
of the Court Superintendent Carpenter having
reported the result of his last attempt TO serve the
warrant.
The council took recess, ard reassembled at
o'clock in the Recorders office, when Maj Gen. Sand
ford said he understood the arrangement to be that
Deputy Carpenter ard Capt. Speight should, as Me-
Policemen, 60 into the Mayors ofice, ac'
by himself and Sheriff Willett, and make
the arrest of Mayor Wood, and he Gen. lSandiortj
would see TO il that the Mayor Acknowledged the ar
rest as legal Then should the Sheriff, who was also
under the control of the Recorder, announce that he
already held the Mayor in his custody on another pro-
cess; the officers should Immediately hand their war
rants over to him and request him to hold tue Mayor
until the decision Of the Court TO the writ OF h0beds
corpus, when he would probably give bail. II BAH
were not then given, Gen Sanford said il would be
his duty to bring the Mayor before the Recorder aud
lie would take care of him. This programme was
after some discussion decided upon, and instructions
in accordance were given TO Superintendent Carpenter
and Cart Speight with the understanding that if the
Mayor did not accede to the arrangement that Gen
Sanford was Immediately TO give the Recorder suf
fcent military force to clear the Hal ana carry the
order into execution. Gen. Sanford and son, with
Carpenter and Captain speght' then
left the Office and proceeded to the City Hall for the
purpose Of making the arrest, in accordance with the
above understanding.
THE MAYOR SUBMITS AND Is ARRESTED
Deputy Superintendent Carpenter and Capt Speisht
cane back from the Mayors Office in a short time,
and reported that the Mayor had yielded obedience
to the mandate of the Court.
The multitude. which was strongly represented
in the Park, infatuated with the idea that the
Mayor had submitted TO arrest, rushed to the Re
corder's Office pell-mel, when Deputy Carpenter,