Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-11-30
NEW YORK.
Order Issued for Arrest Of Oakley Hall.
Connolly Lodged in LudleW Jail.
.The bible war..

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NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-The excitement
in reference to the reading of the Bible in
school continues at Hunters Point and Long
Island City. Yesterday some of the schol-
ars previously dismissed returned. Other
dismissals are taking place, the police keep
ing order there.
LATER.-The is lull to-day in the Bible
war at Hunters Point. The Lords PRAYER
was read in the school without interruption.
Kate Dermew, expelled as leader of the
disturbances, applied for re-admission, but
was refused. Some suspended scholars
were allowed to return. Four policemen
remain on duty in the school. The princi-
pal is still subjected TO insult in the streets,
but expresses belief that the Catholics OF
the place do not generally approve of the
disturbances.
Oakley Hall Hunting Rail-.
Judge Brady appears to have granted the
order of arrest for Mayor Hall on similar
complaint to those against Tweed and Con
molly. The fact was known at the city hall
during the forenoon, and Hall soon disap-
peared, it is supposed to secure bondsmen,
and save the annoyance of remaining in Gus
tody on Thanksgiving. His bail bonds viii
be fer million dollars, requiring the sure
ties to justify in two millions.
LATEsT-Mayor Hall has not been ar
rested.
Jailed at Last.
Ex-Comptroller Connolly was locked up
in the Ludlow street jail this afternoon.
Connolly left his apartments at the New
York Hotel yesterday and was accom-
panied by two deputy sheriffs who
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out success, and at length Connolly was
forced to admit that further search would
be useless, and he reluctantly consent
ed to be conveyed to jail. The conduct of
McGoyern in Withdrawing his name from
his bond was especially painful to the ex-
Controller. He was provided with COM
Portable bed and left to his gloomy refec-
tions. AS though in mockery of his pres
ent humiliating position, the first object
which met his gaze on entering
the jail was full size portrait of himself as
he appeared in the days of his prosperity.
Connolly appeared much depressed in
spirits, and looked in fact broken hearted
man.
Smallpox Spreading.
The smallpox is spreading, and the Sani-
tary Inspector thinks it is likely to become
epidemic. The health department have not
the requisite funds to adopt the necessary
preventive measures.
Tweed.
An Orderwas obtained from Judge Brady.
in the Supreme Court, to-day, enjoining and
restraining Tweed from disposing of his
property; also, to show cause, in Albany,
why he should not be absolutely enjoined.
Postmaster Jones to be Superseded.
There is rumor that James w. Booth
is to be appointed Postmaster of New York,
in place of Patrick H. Jones, the present
incumbent.
Advanced Freights.
Freights west from New York, Boston
and Philadelphia advanced to SO cents per
one hundred pounds to Cincinnati; 81
to Chicago $1.29 to St. Louis, and other
points prOpOrtiOnately.
Missionary Mechanics.
An expedition of Catholics, to teach the
natives of Ecuador the mechanic arts and
farming, sailed to-day in the Ocean Queen.
The Cholera Frozen out.
The Health Officer reports the cholera
disappeared from the bay. The steamer
Franklin will be allowed to come to the
city Sunday.
The Mississippi Delta.
The Government steamer Gen. McAllis-
ter, to be used in dredging the bar at the
mouth of the Mississippi, was launched to-
day.
Jury Bribery.
In the case against Smith, Gould and
Martin, growing from the transactions on
Black Friday, the jury came into court this
evening and the foreman announced ten in
favor of verdict for the plaintiff, and two
were holding out. He asked the Judge to
make inquiry whether improper induce
mentS had been held out to these two.
The Judge sent them back, saying he
would consider the question, if they did not
agree on verdict. The Jury are locked
I'D for the night.