New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-25
THE TAMMANY TRANSGRESSORs.

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UPON UNITED
STATES oFFICER-THE THEODORE ALLEN
CAsE-THE GRAND JURY OF THE UNITED
STATES CIRCUIT CONCENTRATIONS OF THE
REGISTRY LAW.
Yesterday afternoon Reuben II. Anderson,
Special Deputy United States Marshal, residing at No.
30 sullivan-s arrested James EmbeTng on the charge
OF fraudulent registration. Owen Common, we'll
dressed rufan, holding position under Tammany Hail.
advised Emberng not to allow himself to be taken into
custody by any id United States official" After some
further angry words Conner struck Anderson and the
two engaged in q struggle, while Embcrling ran away
and made good his escape Officer Hey Of the TwentysXh
Precinct then and arrested Common and Anderson
for dsOrdery conduct. They were taken before Justice
Downing at the Tombs Col George Bliss it., appeared for
Anderson, accompanied by Gen. Tremaine, Deputy
United states Marshal. large crowd of petty poll
tcans had followed the party to court and were inter
ested spectators OF the proceedings.
Officer Hey recited the fact that he had arrested the
men while fighting the Park. Each of the prisoners
gave his version of the affair The magistrate asked to
the authority Of Anderson for arrestns EmberlnG
and the warrant shown him. Gen. Trcmaine sad that
the warrant was signed by himself for United States
Marshal Sharpe he being authorized to do While the
hearing in progress Conner suddenly leaped over
the railing in front of the DESK and attempted TO escape
from the Courtroom He was seized by Olicer Near
thur OF the Court SQUAD and held in spite of his depc
rate struggles TO break away Other officers coming to
the assistance of Macarthur Conner was placed In the
prisoners box, and Marshal Anderson put handouts on
him. Conner appealed to the magistrate State Off
Ger, protect him from the United States officials JUS
tce Bowling having learned the particulars OF tie
saut Anderson, decided that Conner must be taken
before United ST tea Commissioner.
warrant in tlv time, had been made ont at the
Marshals office against Conner, for resisting United
States Deputy Marshal in the performance Of lis duty,
and was brought into Court by Deputy Marshal. On
this authority the gtrdte surrendered the pSUncrto
the United States officials. The prisoner Conner was ut
brought before Commissioner Davenport District
Attorney Davies said that he trusted the Commissioners
mined 10 take ball. that the sum would be made as hgh
as the law would permit The bail was then hAcd ~
10000, and COuor, not having the required suretes
was sent TO LudOw-et Jail.
TIE THEODORE ALLEN CASE.
The counsel of Theodore Allen appeared before the bar
at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, at p
No. and asked for examination appointed in the
Justice John Cox said that he had received letter from
Assistant DistrctAorney Fellows stating that he was
engaged upon the Jackson murder case, ard would be
to attend, and requesting that the case be post
pOned until to-day at 9 n. H. Judge Cox sad tlat ne
would be obliged comply with tins request of Mr. Eel
lows, and accordingly Allen was again incarcerated.
PREPARING FOR THE EEPEATEEs.
At the United States Circuit Court before Judge Bene
dict yesterday, the impanneng o. the Grand jury to
find indictments against the reporters proceeded
with. Tie Court gave notice that on account of tho
large number Of men claiming exemption account
Of average it was impossible to mpanne jury that
day The Court ordered twenty more jurors to be
suinmoned ana the jury will be iunanneled to-day.
Robert Anderson was charged beioIc COHihssloner
in the Win District Of the L ghth Ward The prisoner
arrested by james Rourke, and was COMMITTED IN
default OF s. 900 bail. go
Michael Mearcs CHARGED with violation Of the Regis
tratiOn law was brought up yesterday ana held 10 BAN
in 81 200 to await the action of the Grand Jury