, 1872-10-22

his home. we af6 IeaQy, }oui aouoA, W ~ VI
with the examination"
Commissioner Dagenport {abruptly)' II ad-
Mr. Langbeim s:a1ay it please your Honor,
tie accused is entitled by law to Ill examination.
It iB Ills right, your Honor"
makes the charge Is now on duty, and cannot
attend" ,.
Mr: Mirsch. s'Wen, your Honor: my client
has nothing 10, do ,Ylth that: He has been
locked iiF, dna Is sill II tustody; End be DE-
mands an examination. We are ready here With
bail"
Commissioner Davenport: ~ have decided to
tsko Mr. RieroImann as bail in 85, 600, and Alr.
Heinrich can have an examination o9 :1hnrs~
day."
The necessary bail wns then given, and 1{r.
Renr0h E. ,3e left s te sSurs o %th is Ey5st
BaTsnper B:teas f I'D 62pf'n tst '''' Re?ss
who interfeled With lis Man, tbs special lDepaty
Mnrsh$le whnld get fht8 eot1G Find It t1ouble:
It iB therefore Understood that any 1llAtis resls
dence in this city can bo entered by, one of
Dayenport's Supervisors, to whose discretion
is confded the power of making arbitrary ar-
rests for refusal to answer questions or for al
legged impcrtinenco. Such arc personal rights
at the end Of four years of Grant.
ULYSSES wAxnzA1HuB.
President Grant, Mrs. arant and serfa1lt,
Jesse +. Grant, General Porter, and Mrs. M PoFa T.,
Ills morning from Washington: rho objett tf
their Visit is to meot Miss Nellie Grant, to DR..
rive BY tho Scotia due tomorrow. Among the
callers upon the President in his private parlor
were General Arthur, General +. E. Howe, Cen
oral Major, and John Harper, Of turf distinction
The President made call at the Republican
headquarters, in tho same hotel, where quite
an asBomb1age paid their respects Among
them we're General 4. T. a. Tarbert, Consul
General at Havana; Hon. Tom. Murphy Ez-
~ Nfu 1.f ~
MGsgan %aga ss note Ss7
Senator Henry Wilson was also present He
is about to depart: on Southern stumping tour,
beginning in Delaware aud Virginia, and clos
ing in Alabama
GRANTS COUSIN s114As.
Tho Tribune shows how wretchtd is the offi-
cal and personal character Of Silas Hudson.
United Statos Minister to Guatemala, and
cousin of President Grant. Il eaJB tho Coms
n,ittee on Foreign Relations reported against
him, but were !: overborno BY the
Grant Hins Of time,serying ,7z6 Senators,
ance would have been ii indet It one if Hudi
sou had been good man, but it Tas made in
fnitely Torse by the character Of this importn-
nate cousin. He was absolutely illiterate. He
knew no lhnBiiage, not even the English: He
had been tinker in Iowa, but his personal hab:
it's vert too bad to allow him to make J. living at
his trnde. He was relative, mieertbly poor, and
incapable Of earning bis OWN living: These ap-
peals always touch the Presidents heart so
strongly that: hb cannot keep his hand
out OF the Treasury: He Is truly charitable
man. He never secs relative in distress with
out making theEountry take care of him. He
made this Bqp&lid loafer Minister to Guatenala
and sent him down to Central America, where
We have 50 many and such delicate relations to
guard. This dissolute hummer, whom General
Grant would not have trusted as stable boy in
his own service, received, by way OF economical
aims, 4 mission requiring more Judgment, more
discretion, more business capacity, than mis-
| sions to St. Petersburg and Vienna
[7o the associated Press.]
New YoRK, Oct. 21.--On Saturday, George 4.
Heinrich, 1. prominent Democrat Of the Eleventh
Ward, YVES arrested upon the accusation of a
special Deputy Marshal, for alleged interference
with the latter's duties as canvasHer for olec'
tion. On being taken before Squire Davenport
the Federal Election Commissioner, who Is also
United States Commissioner, bail waa' refused
| and Heinrich was ordered to Ludlow Street Jail;
To-day Heinrich was again brought before Com.
| missioner Davenport, who admitted him on bai
in the sum Of $4,000, and adjourned the heatine
! Of the case to Thursday. The case excited {
great deal Of interest, inasmuch US it involves
Principles arising under the new electicr lAw fol
| this city. T..
Judge Barrett to-day denied the application o1
the Fire Commissioners for mandamu8 to com
pei the City Comptroller to pay to them what
ever acquisitions they made for the Fire Depart
| ment. ss't:
1t is understood that the new Indictment
t against Tweed covers 3 new charge, witnesf
! having been found who could swear positively Il
q division Of money between 1ngeIsoll AM
| Tweed. It is stated that'it will be difficult TO
Tweed to obtain bail now, and that this fear vii
be aetrong motive for him to remain away iron
| the city.
The Indictment against Hall covers seventy
! eight counts, and-is based on the al 1ntera7'
Board Of Audit frauds.
The rumox that IN ex-She1iff had bean indicted
grew out Of the fact that an indictment wa
found against former dhache of the Sheriff
Two Commissioners Of the new Court Hous,
are reported indicted BY ths Grand Juryfo com
plicity in the Ring frauds.
Judge Brady to-day said he would ennounc
his decision on Wednesday,, on & motion. t.
quash the Indictment against Tweed in tn
pear in Court to-day, but hia.friends again So
he will present himself tomorrow.
Lottig Stanton, who was beaten nearly tx
death by Dempsey, the Aldermanic clerk, Is to
day pronounced out Of danger, and her brutn
aasatlaut released on bail.
The board bill Of the jurors in the Stokes cas-
is LOB.
4 few Norwegians renewed their oath of allie
glance to their new King, at the Consulate, to
ludwig KEess b. oss5@s2, the forgsr,' was to
The trial Of John Rogers for the murder q
Policeman Donahuo, in Brooklyn, commence
today, with large crowd of roughs in attend
ance.
The si1tieth Anniversary Of the City Guar
was celebrated to-day by parade and bnnquei
Tie police have been instructed to assist th
Supervisors in verifying the regiatration q
votars..
The old John Allen dance house in Waite
street was opened to-day with religious services
in hopes Of another revival in that degrade
quarter. -.
President Grant and Senator Wilson yisite
the Republican headquarters this afternoon.
Jail ID c1ivery.
Special Despatch. to the Chicago Tribune.
ANDERSON, Ind, Oct. 2i.-Three prisoner
confined in our County jail made good their e!
cape last night by digging through the 'wal
Among the number. was one William Buzon.
noted burglar, under arrest for tile robbery {
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