The New York herald., 1871-11-28

OF hts former fare such as bcets-but IN Portland
tneY were spelled With an Instead OF the second e
pckles-he was IN pickle all the time he was
there; black coffee-they got cenee black enough,
but ne thought the New YORK cofee was much
better.
Tne bill OF fare OF this new Jail Is pleasant one.
AZ Tue top are nicely engraved views OF the prison
mousse anu CHUNKY httle mermaid raised up III .
shell anu blowing immense sheots OF water through
snort trumpet; and below this fsh flying over o
lobster and pig dead duck lai out and surrounded
Dy hit dead brides AT the o0ttonl beneath the
list OF Things that may DO punished by
those undersoing punishment Is nicely engraved
view OF New York harbcr, with ships aud yachts
and row beats In the loregrund ana TRINITY steepie
the HERALD onse New Court House dome and the
new Jal in the distance On the reverse OF the bill
s iist OF wines 0i All qualities and IN any quantity.
Bordeaux, Burgundy, Hungary, Madeira and all
parts OF the Old World and the New nad furnished
ther nnest brewngs and most choice vintaRes to
ala m making the Iare at this new jail all that any
epcure or c0nnolsseur could desire. But enough
OF this part OF the prisoners trials They are, as ie
marked above, mot at all hard 10 take.n
The work OF accepting all and examining those
who offered TO act as Mr.. Connoy's securities oceu-
pied most OF the Lme oil Mr.. Judson Jarvis through
out the day and late into last night. During the
day the HERALD reporter had an interview with Mr.
RUFUS Andrews, IN which he stated that he FIRMLY
believed mat thus was cecded outrage, and that
II was contrary 10 the spirit CT the cont ution OF
the United States and Of the State OF New York;
which prescribe that excessive bail shall not be
demanded and II TINS Lc not excessive bail he did
not know what was. The complaint was not ac-
cOmpanied 10y any legal statement OF facts, aud ne
could not in hts practice get an order OF arrest on
any amount unless he presented Q statement Of
TACT he Ocllcved tnat
THE OLD MAN WILL BE ALL RIGHT.
He stated further that Messr5. Havcmeyer and
Tilden had been there and declared tnat the Conn
miItee OF Seventy had not pressed this arrest and
were not at all pleased with the manner which it
had been carried out. II had evidently been done
for effect ana with the hope tnat Connolly II he knew
anything TO the injury OF any OF the Others would
divulge wnat he knew, or, as they call II nowadays,
with the hope that he would '.squeaI"
succeeded Ia securing the following amounts the
bonds Of his BALI
Thomas b. Connolly. y........................ $4,000
James M. Connolly. ....................... $4,000
Charles NJ. Connolly. y....................... $1,000
washington Connolly -. .................. 1000
Solomon MchrbaCh. h......................, loo. 600
Colonel william II. Roberts. 100, 900
Three others, names not given. .......... 800. 900
This makes the full amount or bail required, less
100000. The baors, OF course are required 10 JUS
tify IN thrice the amount OF their bonds, and Mr..
Connolly's friends were quite sangulne last evening
that the full amount would be secured before noon
tody and allowed to depart from the gilded jall.
Last evening the number OF sympatlnzers was
largely augmented, and In the lower rooms and
Railways IN the new jail Bryan McSwyny might
be seen pulling his warlikc mustache ana jotting
down memoranda or those whom he knew TO be
well or in the worlds goods and who were among
molly, buL had not thus far ''c0me TO the 'front.'"
Colonel Roberts, in justnyng, stated that he was
under no obligation TO Mr.. Connolly, but he had no
fear that he would run away, and, as many men
who had been built up by MIR. Connolly had 1aied ia
SHOW atly STdubuuc, hc uu HOC Hesitatc LO 40 WHat
he coad to relieve any man when submitted to
such an outrage.
There were deputy sheriffs in number,
and also large number OF the members
or the ST. Patncks Mutual Alliance. They
were all anxious to see the distinguished cap
live, but as he was enJovng his prison fare IN tile
magnificent dining hail ut the particular hour
when the majority called, lie received their cards
aud congratulations and implied consultations as
they came.
by noon to-day, as before stated, his friends ex-
pect to have secured the full amount OF bail re-
,8ra1 IN
or what is now looked upon by many as legal
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