Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-02
Our New York Dispatches.

OuI new YORK dispatches,
NEW YORK, Nov. IA statement has been
made, founded ON the warrants paid by the
Broadway bank, that lngcrSUll and Garvey, in
depusiting, invariably gave ~ per cent to
Woodward, 2l per cent to Tweed, and kept 81
per cent for themselves.
Judge Ledwith, having accepted the Tam
many nomination, has resigned his position as
one Of the committee of seventy.
Deputy Controller Green declines paying the
police justices and clerks, on the ground that
they have been overpaid, as the increased Sala-
rleS they have been receiving under a vote of he
common council were in contraycntion of the
law, Under this decision they will not receive
any salaries for several months to come.
The Times is Informed by the captain OF the
steamship Hermann that Andrew J. Garvey,
under the name OF Mcdonald, sailed in that yes
sci hence September 23d, and on arriving at
Bremen he Immediately proceeded to Switzer-
land.
it is said the grand jury which was dis
charged yesterday, paid no attention TO either
IWcgd's case nor any Of the city frauds, as was
expected. The next grand Jury meets Monday,
when Tweed'S case will be laid before them.
ln@ersoll was reported to be in Portland
yesterday, and Norwalk Conn.,. dispatch to
the Tribune says that Woodward left there yes
terday for New York, but the officers cannot
find him.
1t is aGthoritatively stated that the cou mittee
OF seventy will institute no new suits at present,
The police department has promised the COM
mlttee ample protection for the challengerS at
the polls Tuesday.
ne democratic state committee, led by Til
den, publish an address to-day to the voters de-
nouncIng local corruption in general terms and
FEDERAL uSurpatiOn more strongly. 1t suggests
the passing by the state legislature OF a cOnsti-
tutonal amendment making the giving or re-
celving OF bride a ground of challenge TO an
tltctOf and a disqualification to vote
Pohce Captain Cherry, who, it is ALLEGED at
tempted to bride witness in the voucher case
Is now accused Of clubbing and melting his
men to beat members of the reform procession
last evening"
AT meeting of German reformers last night,
Oswald Ottendoter, Governor Solomon and
James " Bricn spoke against Tammany
An opposition young mems reform associa-
tloh was formed last night Mt Demonico's, to
support Judge Ledwith for the supreme court
There were seventeen proposals of bonds TO-
day, amounting to 5000, 500 from III 1900 to
III. One million will probably 90 at III 1900
to III 45-100.
llzy Lazarus and John Petit were today ar.
raigned before Judge Barnard in the court of
laws. Their trial is fixed for tomorrow.
The exports for the week ending Yesterday
amount to S4,9lS,295.
The agents here of the Suez canal are instruct
cd TO call the attention of Shpmasters 10 the ne
ceSSlty OF clean bills OF health as Il failure ne
eessltalcs quarantine of ten or fifteen days.
me specie shipments to-day amount to
1000.
Peter u. sweeney is mixed up in the Fisk
Malsheld case, and Charles Robinson and b.
W. Blanchard are FSk's bondsmen Fisk was
formally arrested last night on the suit of jose
phlhe Mansfield on civil action to recover 500
OOO, which she alleges she loaned him, and
which Fisk used and failed to account for. He
gave bail in S35,000
The Mutuals defeated the White Stockings by
score of eleven to three
Albert Jones and Augustus Howard, both 1s
years OF age, IN fonkers, are suffering horribly
under hydrophobia. Neither is expected to
live.
The crew of the fllibustering steamer Hornet,
who were sent back here, cannot get paw for
their work 49, F"'
A London correspondent of the Tribune states
That the bargain between the workingnen and
the peers has been broken up by internal dis
SensoD.
MIR. Ashbury admits that he lost the Queens
cup, but contends that the committee did not
run the races in a Sportsmanlike manner He
VIII make no claim for the cup and will not
come back here next year
The race for the Bennett cup, TO Newport and
back, is postponed till next year,
lhe health board has declared Charleston and
Key West to he injected ports; a vessel thence
will be quarantined until after the Sth of No
yembcr.
A motion for the discharge of Jordan. the
Cuban general, was made to-day, before Judge
benedict, on the ground that he had been in
dicted over year without hearing The ar-
gument will be heard on the Sth.
OWING 10 the late severe storms some nm
easneSs Is felt at the nOn-arrival ofDuke Alexis.
More than week ago the emperor of Russia
telegaphcd TO Minister Catacazy inauring
whether the Russian feeHhad arrived, and or
dered immediate communication TO be made on
its arrival,
John jackson has been convicted OF uttering
countCrfeil money.
The Long Island sugar refinery is'embarrassad
by excessive purchases of molasses at prices
higher than now current by one of its officers
VINO Is missing, though not suspected of being
Il defaulter The liabilities of the concern are
stated at 1000, and suspension is feared
Register Mclaughlin, of Brooklyn, threatened
TO whip Mayor Kalbaeisch, in the latter's office
to-day, on account of the publication of Islander
against female school teacher in paper called
the Getty of Brooklyn" edited by Alexander
Delmar eX-director of the bureau of statistics
at Washington, and said to be an organ of the |
mayor. The latter denied any knowledge of the |
article. There is much public indignation
against Delmar, whom Mclaughlin saws he will |
cownide at sight.
The spolls OF the late revenue raid in Brook. |
Ign have been condemned
i-N-'hV i't III was murdered TINS morning, |
IN house OF ill-reputc, in Paterson. n j.. by |
john CAVITY, who escaped. Taylor has a wife |
and two children in New Brunswick, N. j.
The track Of the North Hudson County rail- |
road, in lloboken, was torn up to-day by the |
city authorities, in consequence of disagree
ment
a special from Washington SAYS it is asserted
on the authority of Senator Poole that Presi. |
dent Grant has expressed the determination TO |
declare martial law throughout the south, in |
consequence Of continued OutrageS.
EX-Gov, Bullock Of Georgia to-day stated that |
his resignation had long been determined on, |
and was held in reserve as the last move to |
checA and defeat his political enemies in their |
efforts to get complete control of the govern |
ment. All his official acts are matters of record.
ana there is no foundation for the wild charges |
oclhs made against him. He says he received
information, of the truth of which cannot be
doubted, that political cOnspirators, who seek |
10 oYerturn, not only the reconstructed govern
ment OF Georgia, bur of the United States, have |
secured pledges of sufficient number of the in |
coming members of the lower house of the gen |
era assembly TO vote, without previous inyesti- |
CATION, for articles of impeachment against |
him,
Inc Judge of the supreme court, who has con. |
tlnuonsy acted with these parties, has informed |
nus friends that this programme is perfected, |
ana nc has been selected TO preside, during the |
trial, over the senate while a senator REPRESENT
ing Gen. Toombs' district will be elected presi-
dent OF the senate, and Immediately announce |
himself as governor pending the trial Upon
TINS state of facts he decided 10 resign his office
INTO the hands of the president of the senate, |
and thus defeat the scheme, protect his political |
friends in the senate from expulsion, and save |
the state from the disasters sure to follow in the
wake of the success OF unpardoncd, unrepent-
ant rebel leaders. These conspiratorS fear,
above all, the reelection of Grant aud he, Bull,
lock, is fully satisfied that they propose to con.
troll the government
The jury, in the ease of Moses Henry. indct
ed for the murder of James McMahon, in Ho-
ooken, has rendered verdict OF not guilty,
Criminal Record.
ROnUERY Ann AI,pr AfI,rr-t,