Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-18

of The moneys must hereafter be a portion of
the city credits, in bank, subject only to the
warrant of the controller, counterSigned by the
MAYOR
Mr.. Green directs the Broadway bank to add
interest to Its deposits monthly, and report the
same 10 him, and to pay nothing out OF it except
under warrant as above stated.
The statement that Tweed is to be arrested on
each OF Wcuty-ouc indictments found against
him is confirmed.
The examination of james Fisk, Jr., on the
charge of libel brought against him by Mrs.
Helen Josephine Mansfield awlOr was, after
frequent adJOulnments, TO have been resumed
before Justice Bixby at 10 o'clock Yesterday
morning, and the lot6yille police court was
again filed with spectators. Among those pres
ent were Assistant District Attorney Fellows, for
the prosecutions; John MCheon, in behalf of
Mrs Mansfield; William A. Beach and Charles
s Spencer, counsel for Fisk; Edward S. Stokes
and others The court having been called to
order, Mr. MCkeon informed Justice BiXby
that it would be incOnvenient at present to pro-
coed with the case, rs he believed that Mr. Beach
had other engagements which would occupy
most OF his time for three weeks. Mr.. Beach
confirmed the statement of the opposing coun-
sci, and also said that he was informed by Mr..
Mckeon and Others that Mrs. Mansfield was too
i'll to appear IN court He believed this to be
tue case Justice BiXhy then adjourned the eX-
animation, and the disappointed spectators dis
persed, There is good authority for saying that
this will probably he the end of the case, us ar.
engagements are now making which will prob
ably take the case out OF the courts.
The wholesale markets during the past week
have been dull. Flour was dull and lower clos
iug firm. Wheat has been in limited demand,
but was more active at the close. Corn was in
GOOD demand at rather lower quotations. Pork
has been active and higher closing quiet Cot
ton has been tOlerably active and higher.
John V. Norton, who detaulted some hundred
and fifteen thousand dollars from the money or
der department of the post office a few months
ago, has been arrested by government officers
1t is stated that a powerful combination of
the Atlantic aud Great Western railway and En-
glish shareholders Olthe Erie road has been form
ed. James McElenry is 10 manage the raid and
Gen. SickleS has been retained by the English
shareholders, The new legislature ia to be ask
ed 10 order new election Of directors which
doubtless will be passed. and then Fisk Tweed
and Gould will be busted. tits stated that Gov
Hoffman, upon whom the Erie officials depend.
ed, declines to have anything more to do with
them.
The parade of the iuternationals to-day proved
a success, The occasion was regarded rs not
only amark Of sympathy for the cause in which
bOsSel and his comrades suffered, but also as a
triumph over the police commissioners At
noon the gathering began in the neiohbOrhood
OF Cooper institute, and soon the thorouabfares
on either side Of 1t in Third and Fourth avenues
became nearly blocked iup, there being, beside
the intending proceSsionists, immense crowds of
holiday street Galers, who, from time TO time
cheered every one in general and the female
communists, Woodruff and Clafiin in particu-
lar. About a quarter past two there was a
great stir among the masses and soon the sol.
emn notes Of Il funeral dirge were heard from
the band Of the Hawkins zOuaveS, which formed
the head of the column. Immediately after
came platoon OF the SkidmOre guards cOlOred
and then Messrs Banks and Furrea, followed
by a number of ladies on foot, among them
Miss FEMME Z. Clatin, carrying u rcd fac
which bore the inscription II. A. W. Section u
aud social and political equality for both sexes y
ana MIS- Victoria woodruff; then the So
cieties and unions in the following order:
Cuban League, bearing Cuban flags; another
crowd OF females and some drum corps; Hawkins
HOgaVesi the catatalque, upon which were three
cc0ihns drawn by SIN horses; NM. Dereure and
Megy late commander of Fort lssy; nall hearers
ana, walking with them, about dozen refugees
rom laris; French legion; printers union; brick
layers union; cabinet makers union; five carriages
III all close on two thousand people,
IN The foremost carriage sat General RYAN. of
Cuban notorety, and the Fenian chief, ODono-
van RoSSai in another carriage rode Mrs.
Frances Rose Mckinley The catafalqge was
Substantially and tastelully made TWAS tlraned
IN black, the inscription on the sides being in
White letters:
''Io the Martyrs of the Universal Republc;"
aud il was decorated with red flags and stream,
crs, mingled with mourning Grape.
Ihe professionals generally wore red rosettes
and scarlS with black Grape. ana the banners
and flags were nearly all OF the same color. The
banner captured last sunday ny the police was
most noticeable. 1t bore tue inscription:
''lhe Spirit Of the Commune expands as the Axe
Of the EXeculioners falls upon the Necks of its
Martyrs"
On another banner was:
ssTha World i. nur