Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-07
The Ring Selling Gut.


Runors are current that the Tenth Ma
tional Bank, which is differed by promi-
nent Tammanyites, is likely to suffer from
the withdrawal Of deposits which are going
on. The members of the ring are selling
out their shares in the Bank.
Evidence is ACCOMPLISHING against the
Tammany thieves. Ii appears that the
money endorsements on which money was
drawn from the treasury were clumsy
forgeries. The Broadway Bank which paid
these warrants will probably be proceeded
against.
The Brooklyn Eagle says the report on
Wall street that the Tenth National Bank is
in critical situation owing to withdrawal
of deposits, is credited on the street by
those who have done business with this in
titution, that they feel quite confident that
the bank may be enjoined through proceed
ings against Tweed & Co., and then what
ever funds are in the institution may be locked
up; hence, depositors are drawing out their
money as fast as they can. The shares Of
the bank are quoted at 80 cents bid, which
is per cent lower than any other bank on
the list, with the exception Of the Ocean.
APacked Jury.
The counsel for the citizens committee
OF seventy are indignant at the manner in
which the grand jury has been packed by
Mayor Hall. William G. Barrett states
that while he will make no effort to stop the
bill which is pending before the grand jury,
still, if that body does not do its duty, the
matter win be presented TO the next grand
jury. ,s,,
4 sentiment is being aroused which may
probably compel Judge Barnard 10 dismiss
the present Objectionable grand jury.
District Attorney, Garvin, is satisfied
with the jury, because be thinks they are
men of good department.
The Rochester Convention.
The Reform Democracy of this city are not
quite satisfied with the action Of the Dem
ocratic Convention. The Republican press
and politicians say the Convention was
Tammany triumph. The Herald and World
think the ticket by no means TamInany
ticket, snubbing which TanInany got the
victory, The Reformers in the German ell
ement are pleased at the selection Of Ger
man representative to bead the list Of candi-
dates. ~
The Tweed organ again calls upon unpaid
laborers to take steps to get their pay.
No anti -Tammany delegates were admit
ted to the Rochester Convention. A depu-
tation of the Reform delegation, headed by
Mr.. OllendOrfer, were permitted to make
statement of their claims, but not admitted.
The Post saws, the whole result Of the Con
vention, as far as regards the organization OF
the party and IFS candidates, is complete
triumph of Tammany, and the four rulers
of the ring remain, as they have long been,
the heads and guides Of the so-called Dem
ocratic party of New York City.
Tweed.
The Tammany delegates, 10 Rochester,
returned to-day. Tweed, who expresses
himself satisfied with the result, visited hls
Office only for moment. He ridicuies the
idea Of his projected arrest.
ROuEhs on the Hallway.
Private dispatches say that, after leaving
/ the train from Rochester last evening, hav-
| ing on board the New York delegation, a
! number of roughs. taken from this city in
/ Standby Association, committed violent
/ outrages upon the passengers, who had to
| Law over at way stations to escape the fury
! Of the villainous gang.
The Thieves DisgOrging.
/ At a meeting of the Citizens Committee
/ of Seventy tonight, it transpired that John
! Keys, one of the new courthouse contract
ors, had made an assignment of some $500,
600 worth of property to Jackson 5. Schultz
a member of the committee, in trust, to pay
out of the proceeds of the same all sums OF
money which he may have improperly re
ceived from the city or county of New I ork
and he has also given full information touch
ing his pecuniaIy transactions with the city
Female Jockeys.
AT Flushing Course yesterday, there wa
! considerable amusement at the race which
took place between female equestrians.