The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11
TEE WHlSKEY RING IN NEW YORK.
Everything In Stntu Quo-OntwArd Quiet and
Internal C0mm0tiOn.

Everything In Stntu Qu0-OufwArd Quiet and
Internal C0mm0tion.
There was no untoward commotion visible yes
serday. As nothing decisive was done on Monday
similar respite expected for yesterday and 1t Is be
neyed the respite will continue to-day Big coaches
move slow, and the United States government g, per-
haps thebiggist government coach agoing nowadays;
therefore It moves very slow. And as it has two
teams OF horses one pulling forward and the other
backward it needs must move slower still. Hence
the .ring - like noted individual named Micawber
"waits for something to turn upn which may show
them the way how to proceed that they might
sither stop the coach altogether or entirely over
turn it, II that be within the range Of
possibility It was mo3tea around y Yesterday az
DrOspectlvely crushing the sring' hinged upon the
very common hypomocniion for many other move
ments--money that the President had requested
the Treasury Moloch 10 pay over to Judge Fullerton
certain amount for the expenses OF the necessary
a ad .na ny
wanting, the machine would not work. And those
interested In the ring 7 and al those who know
anything OF the workings Of the concern, which
they have an interest TO conceal and keep dark,
were chuckling heartily over this reported defeat
OF the aggressive Andy. But In the course OF the
afternoon this re ort from Washington was as faty
Contradicted az 1t was asserted In the forenoon and
the smiling faces changed to n sombre expression.
Between these conxicting reports no one knows
what to believe Of these aging Stories and the lead
era OF the s'rng" themselves are in DOUBT which
A very curious incident connected with this affair
h. the peculiar situation In WHICH the helps, and
'hands' aud Ego betweens' OF the actual specula-
tors OF the ring are placed. The pay they re-
ceyed for their services is spent, and they expected
10 Nil their purses Again with greenbacks for .tell
they know OF their underhand traffic Of the
bi1bcs sent and taken and OF the ways and
% IssSsr ,ae p9 Scs, S @ aene Me,e o;s.
wise, and generally to pluck the revenue and tie
people. Having been accessories before and after
xA al. flRN aI.
s.Sacs' evidence and by TINS turn again to turn
round fee INTO their own pockets. They dislike the
delay and fear lis consequences.
So far no actual demonstration has been made by
either party. it ~ the lull before the coming storm
There have been much talk aud hard words, but
h0stilltles Will commence In earnest "a soon as the
Gener l-in-Chef ut washington shall DC ready TO
give the word OF command. In him now rests the
power and on him the responsibility. This all uuder-
stand ard therefore rest their oars and cock their
ears 10 the south to each whatever tiiings the
breeze or the "chsned lightning may bring from
the City Of Magnificent Distances.
EXTENSIVE swINDLISG oPERAT1oSs.-s. c. Kenyon
h 90, boot and shoe dealers, NO. 1907 Asylum
street. are charged with obtaining under false pre-
fences OF parties In Boston and West Brookdeld
e se socs sS ID sne
bought aud shipped to this city, the consignorH sup
posing that the firm was perfectly good for any
amount. suspicion, however, was excited that
there was something wrong going on, and the
gentlemen interested came to this city on
saturday and remained over Sunday invesiigat-
ing they discovered that none OF the goods
were stored here, but had probably been shipped to
other paris soon as received and secree or sold,
she design OF the purchasers from the start being to
commit fraud. IL Is thought some track has been
obtained OF the property and the search IL being
followed up. che of the KeDyons was arrested yes
terdsy ~ Sheriff Russell and lodged IN jail, the other
one having left for parts unknown. The names OF
the parties swlndled are Falsom Ware, and per-
Mon OF tie purchase was made n North Bridgewster.
Mass. 4. KENYON il In jail, sylvester his brother,
having left-Hayjord Courdnt, Nor 10.
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AN INDICTMENT AGAINST THE PRIZE FIGHTER SED.
snoNs.-ln the Superior Criminal Court this forenoon