The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-27

on the amount called for the men near the middle
and END OF the line ibed about "the Bosss arrest.n
"sa-Ay, Mixey.n said one, "whorl put up the
mooney for us mkt time, or Tweeds locked up?''
MIKEY-Why Greenrl do 1t, / suppose.
No. mot he. Is Id him9 'Tis Black his name
should be. Noah indade; hem not do that, We can
bate.
before that, and I'm thinking that as soon as the
election 70 on we can have our money regular.
hear there's plenty money In the bank, but that
Green - in there Shaking his fist toward the
Comptrollers onice he Is doing this for to try and
make Tammany Hall squeal. / know that's it. but
they cFn'tdQit tet them bowl, damn en-.
No. YOU'RE gettin' excited, Mik6y. Fhot good
III that dos Fair an aisy goes far In the day. Is IL
true there's money III the bankf
MKEY-Yes, 1t is; am sure OF H. Amt they
collecting money the last two or three weeks,
day and night and he amt giving any OF 1t away,
but trying to get Tweed into trouble and let rs
starye.
At THE coAprRoLTER's OFFICE
the ordinary quietude was disturbed BY the entry Of
number Of inspectors, water polce,n contractors
and others who wanted money. On behalf Of the
contractors Mr.. Thomas Pierson asked when the
Comptroller woud be ready TO pay them. He was
entitled to $4,000, and q warrant for $2e 600 had
been signed and In the department for several
months past.
Mr.. Green never lost his placldty. He assured
the gentlemen that the contracts were being exam
ined into and the ordinances calling for the work
looked up, that he would call meeting OF the Board
for the revision ana correction Of assessments and
have the matter attended to promptly as possible.
To the inspectors ana others who called he was
''sEEINa ABOUT THE MATTEsu
and would answer as soon as possible.
In the supervisors rooms there was more tina
the usual appearance OF nothing going on. The
Clerks office was In possession Of o King who
walked up and down beneath the tinted frescoes,
examined the massive thermometer and showed
himself to DO like Lear-"Every inch King.n
THE JOINT HIGH CONNITrEE
were TO have had meeting and show up what they
had unearthed. Supervisor Dimond, Chairman Of
the Joint High, was absent, however, on account Of
severe indspositton; so the meeting was called for
this afternoon at two O'Clock.
THE ORDER OF ARREST GRANTED.
The following despatch was received at q late
hour yes terday afternoons
Judge Learned has issued an order For the arrest Of
and although strenuous Efforts have Been made TO
70 to M ns M he =
before wh'h
Another earlier despatch stated that Q deputy
shertn OF Albany county charged with the mighty
missive would leave Albany last night, and that Mi.
Tweed would be arrested this morning. Notwith-
standing this statement there were many who
seemed to think he would be arrested at late hour
last night and locked up. OF this, however, there
was no fear as the 6heris Officer Mr.. Jarvis stated
that II the order did come after once hours yester
day he would not open It until this morning. This,
Of course, was not generally known and there was
consequently great deal Of amusing anxiety
throughout the city until late hour last night, or
rather an early our this morning.