The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-06

''Jim" Fislk's Atinchr,enG still Dangling al
LIS Heais--He Falls to Put In Appear
anco on the Motion to Vacate--JIeccing oil
the Grand Jary--No Gold Conspirntors In
dicted So Far.
me Grand Jury engaged In tho investigation OF
INC god conspiracy met again yesterday forenoon at
eleven O'Clock ana adjourned at little after twelve.
mere was barely quorum present, and no such
array OF witnesses IN the ante-room as on the same
oay one week previous. Only those who were prorn-
nently before the public in connection with the gold
ring, and mentioned in these columns as subpmnaed
witnesses to testify to their knowledge OF the con-
spiracy speculation are worth other than indierent
notice. few entered the ante-room ana were ex-
amined before the jury on private suits or their own
but the rules governing grand jurors as to what
should be made public and what should be strictly
reserved for their own Information prevents outside
matter.
No indictment against any gold conspIrator and
the council room. There Is o great deal Of sauer
fiuous Importance attached to this judicial coneave
From beginning to end the whole investigation has
been conducted In q farccal manner. Jay Gould,
for instance, was summoned as witness when ne
should have been indicted as principal. II no
viii end In virtual whitewashing OF the chief con-
sDirators the result OF no expression whatever Of
opinion on the evidence presented.
THE FIsE-GoULD ATTACHMENTS.
Yesterday was the dag appointed, as per previous
adjournment for the continuation OF the argument
In the case OF Josyn aga nst Fisk Gould and others,
on the defen dants motion to vacate the attachments
on the Grand Opera House and sundry other reputed
belongings OF Fisk et a. II viii DO remembered that
on the former argument some peculiar afiidavits
were produced tending to cast doubt upon Fisk's
affidavit that no was himself citizen OF this city
county and State.
Yesterday the counsel for the defence backed
down, and upon motion Of Mi. James b. Metcalf
counsel for the painttr Judge DAILY caused the fol-
lowing order to be entered:--
AT SPECIAL TERM THE Counr OF COMMON PLEAS
for the city and county n Of New Yors held a. The county
November 1855 present. Charlie, r DAY. First ' "d sSy O
sis a.sss ss%s. r. TX ss4 id. . n
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order base, &c, upon the sday q me saa James
Ss Ss sa rss % 4. city Of sS & M
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sashmsn. herein based ana the said Of
sfa aay
Iss why he a..acsmen. issued T. 'hi. action agans
e. . yss James Fix
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the said last mentioned day whsn on the psrs OF
sa read 5
sus sa 81 sn i 81
Chaplin, Jr, William Hoes Thomas .. bancroft, samuel
NJ Smith, David H. Darling Charles NJ. Horton and George
Ma the certificate Of the Register Deeds Of the city Of
Boston, duly certified copy OF the United States Internal
Revenue of the said James Fisk. J for the year 1865
and the dispositions OF George H. Butler and Henry s. Hew
son. before Eugene r. DAY. referee together with
certificate and oath q said referee read opposition
Field, his counsel, having then and there sp-
piled for leave TO put In further anldayta In
support Of said motion, and the court having
ordered that such further aday might be put IN by tie
said James Fisk Jr provided copies thereof should be
the attorney for tho plaintiff before the
twentyninh day October 1862 and that the plaintiff
further aiavts rebutta thereof and the
final hearing Of said moton having been herenpon ad
now coming heard, the said James Fisk, DR.,
having failed put In further adavits in support Of bis
said motion,
Now reading and nlins each and all of the aldavits
certificates and orders hcrenbefoTe mentioned and
motion Of Mr.. James Belts Metca attorney for tho
plaintiff herein,
Fisk be- and the Ia hereby denied, with ten
dollars costs to the plaintiff.