The New York herald., 1871-12-19
CONNOLLY AND TWEED.
MORE ANTICIPATED ARRESTS.
No Arrests MAIDS Laat Night-rwesd Physically
Failing Connolly Still in Ludlow 81. rect
Jail AID Somewhat Discomposed

As will be seen BY reference to another column
there was dearth OF news at the public offices
yesterday, but by no means dearth OF excitement
II was expected that q new batch Of indictments
would be found against Messrs. Tweed and Connolly
and others against numbers OF their late compeeri
and creatures who had remained faithful on thu
sc0re OF friendship and obligation while others o
their creatures and compeers had lent themselves
to their enemies and who, having shared In the
power and pronigacv. had, contrary to scriptural
advice, been among the first TO cast stone.
RUMOR WAS RIFE
during the afternoon and evening TO the effect that
Tweed was to De subjected to similar humiliation
as that inflicted on FRIDAY night and Saturday last
and would be again arrested last night; that certain
gentlemen holding high social positions had been
indicted for having made false returns OF
their taxable property aud abettlng "the Rlng;'
that number OF Tweed's satellites had been In
dicted and had nown either to Europe or South
America that Sherin Brennan had received num-
ber OF bench warrants alta late hour yesterday and
important arrests would DO made last night. Tie
most persistent inquiry up to midnight showed that
plated. MIR. Judson Jarvis, who has charge OF the
ORDERS OF ARREST
In the Shers office, and who has been At all times
most dgniiiedy courteous and cOurte0usly dignlned
to all who have had business contact with him, was
at MS rooms IN the New York Hotel endeavoring to
though he did not deny--nor did he condrm-the
story that others or nigh station were, compare
lively speaking, under his thumb.
TWEED LAST NIGHT
was resting quietly ~ possible with his family and
did not wish TO be disturbed. II was evident on
Saturday Tat he was much depressed, that his
nervoAs temperament had been severely shaken,
FAD that he was fast breaking up under the
pressure now brought to bear AGAINST him.
1t was stated yesterday that he had
made arrangements TO provide Tor tine requisite
amount Of ball IN each OF the indictments and that
he would not be subjected to the lndignlty inflicted
lnecessarily) on Saturday last; that Tweed would
have warning ana fnd the requisite bonds and thus
enjoy hts evening and everything that looked like
comparative liberty with his family.
COMPTROLLER CONNOLLY'5 CASE
still hangs fire. He Is not 80 very seriously III az
not TO see his friends, who, including the Sheriff
and his deputy, Jarvis, are lOud-mouthed In the
praise Of Connolly and Warden Tracey Last eveh-
ing he seemed somewhat older than when
he 1rst was incarcerated, but ne endeav0red to
bear up against any Indictment.
against Connolly were served on Warden Tracey
on saturday, directing him to present his prisoner
on the 10th Qast Saturday, al the Court OF General
sessions, but who must conform to higher law, as
he Is under arrest already on higher charge, and
must, therefore, be detained until such time as his
baiors IN the civil case shall justify.
1t Is stated on positive authority that he Will not
apply for ball In any OF the other cases. civil or
criminal until he has cleared Off the latter on bonds,
and then he would perfect the bail OF $50o.O0o.