Worcester daily spy., 1871-12-16
Our New York Dispatches.
Garvey Makes a PrOpOsitiOn-The Amer
lens Club HOuse-AbOut the Interna-
tiOnaIs-DiamOnds Stolen, etc.

New YORK, Dec. t5.-~The Sun says that it
has intol nation that Mrs. Garvey, wife of plas-
terer Garvey, arrived yesterday from Switzer-
land; that she is instructed by her husband to
say that on the condition of his not being pros
ecuted he will disclose all he knows concerning
the "ring' frauds. She insnuates that her
husbands revelations will implicate Mayor
Hall, Sweeney and Henry Smith. HerprOposi-
ton has not yet been replied TO by Charles
0Conor.
A deputy sheriff yesterday seized the New
York printing company's establishment and
York manufacturing stationer's office, both
creatures OF the ring, to satisfy the company's
protested notes for 100000 in the Ocean bank.
1t is again asserted that Thomas L. Stewart,
eX-republlcan NJ. o., Will take the place of
Tweed as commissioner of public works.
The Americus club building of Greenwich
has been released by the sheriff, several mem
bers having tgiven security to Knapp & Fitch
Jor the sum of $500 due on account of build
ing contracts.
The members of the ring own four hundred
shares of the stock of the Bank of Common
wealth. Yesterday the depoStors Withdrew
S3OO,OOO, but the bank paid all demands
committee of the clearing house pronounce it
secure. This bank was used too freely for its
good name two years ago by the Erie ring, and
year ago the Tammany ring attempted to
control it, but failed.
1t is said that the stockholders of the Tenth
national have sold their interest. new board
of directors will replace them. Tweed Swceny,
Connolly, Hall, and the entire ring were among
them.
1t is currently reported in Wall street that
the president of one Of the banks recently en-
gagged in locking up greenbacks is also Il menu
ber of the committee of seventy.
The new charter adopted by the committee of
seventy proposes to hold the meetings of the
common council in the evening, instead of the
day time, so that honest business men can act
as members.
Charles Wilbour, president, and Cornelius
Carson, secretary of the New York printing
company, whose property has been attached,
are each worth half million apiece. They may
have to turn over their private property before
the Tammany suits are ended.
A bill is to be introduced into the legislature
punlshing abOrtionlstS with life Imprisonment
when the victim dies.
Later.-The statement of the condition of the
Union Square bank shows that the liabilities
are $685., ,S0j, assets Sj27211.
1t is stated by persons intimate with the fami-
ly that the alleged return of Mrs A. G. Gar
yey is canard Her brother states that if the
bail be reduced TO $4,000, Garyey will surren-
der himself in thirtysiX hours he is not in Eu-
rope, but in Canada, and his wife is with him.
1t is rumored that the grand jury will bring
in indictments against several city officers
AT a meeting of the Brooklyn citizens as
sociation, long debate developed a sentiment
in favor of all the heads of departments and
COMMISSIONERS DtlIl1 eicCIlNe Ol1CeS.
Barque Horace Scudder sails to-day for Con-
stantinople with cargo of rifles, shells and
ammunition, valued at nearly 100000.
At meeting of the police commissioners
yesterday, whereat the order prohibiting the in
ternationalistS' procession was rescinded Judge
Bosworth, in a speech, said that the action of
the police was legal, but as the community had
taken an opposite view the order ought to be
rescinded. Mayor Hall offered the draft of
proposed bill regulating professions.
AT meeting of the central woman's suffrage
organization, last evening, addresses were made
in favor of female suffrage by Julia Ward Howe,
DoctresS Lozler, Mrs. Blake and others.
AT meeting of doctors held yesterday steps
were taken to secure legislative enactments
against quackery and Illegal medical practices
The grand jury Yesterday visited the Essex
mar ct prison and found some of the apart
ments for prisoners unfit for occupancy. Neces-
sary reform measures were suggested.
Thieves stole $4,000 worth of diamonds from
the residence of A. Gutierez, yesterday, while
the family were at supper.
At meeting Of the federal Icouncil of the in
ternational workingmen last evening the follow
lowing address was adopted :-"Since the be-
ginning of this century the working classes
more enlightened and knowing the inferiortv of
their condition all over the world have fought
for emancipation and their liberty, and at times
defeated, they have always been the victims.
In France, in England, in Ireland, in Poland in
Italy, in Germany, and lately in Cuba, their
b rinkled the earth. They died brave
L ands and from each drop of their
S has sprung up an avenger to con-
ii Y battle. The citizens whose fathers
d this land free from despotism, an
il hat it is our duty to preserve inyio-
Is we remain selfish and contented
egard to those who follow so nobly
ii set by them? Mo- That cause is
OF olidarity that binds all men and ma
tic the world makes it duty to honor
m to raise our voice for the condeul-
ma ese barbatous saughterers 1t is
toi ose that we invite all citizens male
or organized and all trades unions to
Jol raj procession which will take place
on zee. II, 1871. The procession will
or cooper institute at one O'Clock P.
NJ lerican lady, a member of section
MI that section, bearing the red ban
mel ay., During the debate leading
me d that ii the administration does
not In to eoncede the liberty of Cnha