The New York herald., 1871-03-10

Bradley late In the afternoon and SAID then what
saw aiterwArd only too plainly, that there was one
man III New York who was
soRRIEsT OF ALL
IOr IT, and that was JOurdan.V
49,, "Did tnat inquest held soon after the murder DO
! None whatever ana we saw that soon and had
"Who among the detectives outside or New York
gave you any helpn
"Taggart, OF Philadelphia; Smith. Pearson and
west. west. OF Baltimore; Eagan, OF Colonel Whitley's
force force; Badger, Ezzard Farrell and ONeil, Of New
your own detectives who we're prom
Captain Irving, Detectives McCord Eustace,
Radtord. Ra. Dusen9Mry Farley. BenneGt, Elder, Nc.
others. Colonel Whitey's men also rendered us
considerable servCe.n
u thlnk IL right to tell you one act of Governor
Hoffmans. He was sick in bed at the Clarend don
which took place that day. went up to him to ret
requistion for the delivery up OF FORESTER,
IN CASE He WE'RE ARRESTED
by another State, and the Governor went to Albany
that nigh TO make out the requsition. l may also
ald that we were in constant consultation with
Judge Cardozo all through, ana every secret Known
to US was submitted to him for his advice and judg.
menL as 70 the course TO be pursued"
Were there many Of these acquisitions TO which
Y0u nave Just alluded made out by the Governors"
for the arrest Of the accused man repeatedly~the
warrants and requistlons, as you know, being ne
cessary, IN order 10 get nm into our hands"
"Do you think II this man Forester were ar
undoubtedly, believe he could. From the evil
dence IN my possession evidence which know
would be brought to bear against nm IN its true,
clear light issued my warrants for his arrest,
and got the Governor to issue rcqusitions upon the
Governors Of other States, and feel convinced that
evidence Is 80 strong and can be made lucid that,
were this man once IN our hands, his
CONVICTION FOR MURDER
In the nrst degree would be certainty. Forester
Is one OF the smartest OF scoandrels, and he must
have got great help from Others else he could never
have evadcd the hunt our officers gave him.
fua 10
None whatever Our men are resolved TO have
HAVE HIM THEY MUST
shall never rest content until see him within the
confines OF the Tombs. The murder was bloody
"How do you explain these statements which
have been made
ABOUT THAT DoG9
Thcre was deal OF talk about suspicious that q
dog used IN some burglary here in the city was
that used IL numbering Mr.. Nathan. Did the police
on yes; months ago. There was nothing in
tlat at ALL 1t occurred in this way MIR. Schenck's
about which burglary superintendent kelso was
ptrectly acquainted with. Colonel Hart, who was
then staying at Saratoga heard rumor in Saratoga
that Mr.. Schenck's house had been robbed, and
that dog, the identical one used in killing Mr..
Nathan was used in Erecting an entrance to the
the authorities here and then went talking ABOUT
the matter all round. the old saving says
and before long Hart and Schenck and that dog all
had story in quite variety OF versions. But there
was nothing In 1t. 1t did some harm, though, but
1t was only one thwarting circumstance OF a tnou.
sand.r
81 am sorry, Judge, you don't deem 1t prudent to
tell me the story OF the chase. It must be exceed.
ingly interesting"
II should like very much to do so. As you say it
would be very interesting, Some less extraordinary
OF the Nathan murderer. Were he only ARE sted
should ike 10 Rratify your request. trust IL will
not he long before may
REVEAL THESE SECRETS
to the public. invite you 10 come and see me when
the murderer is arrested.n
Tae interview here closed. While the Judge was
nsweiing the questions put to him he was at times
most excilabe. The name of the Nathan murderer
seemed to exercise powerful influence In swelling
the veins OF his broad forehead and flushing his
cheeks. He has
WORKED so HARD
In this case for he has been the head and front of it
all along. that even his nervous system has become
shattered. The effect OF this last coup d6tdt-the
publication or superintendent Keso's cIrcuiar-ls
awaited by the Judge, the Superintendent and
Judge CardOzO with great anxiety. Meantime the
detectives are still working like beavers.