The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-08

pected to take place at ve O'Clock was proorastin-
ated, and Coroner Young ct that hour was not
visible. other medical gentlemen arrived, among
whom was DR.. Fisher.
MRS. MANSFIELD PROTECTED.
At about seven O'Clock o squad Of policemen
under command OF Captain williamson, halted IN
front Of the house. The Captain then gave orders
TO his men TO patrol up and down the block on that
side the street In couples. He asked OF one
where Is Mrs. Mansncld's nOuseW
When informed he said to four selected 0mcers'
keep marching up aud down there, you Know,
and keep On the Tor AWNING r rnat or the
house. but hover a little beyond."
what does This mean, Captains" said one OF the
'.wnat does what mean ?" asked the testy white.
WIN Ior what are you placing men to guard Mrs.
'On' said he hurrying away. $50 that she won't
$50 tnat no one will hurt her~
"Yes'
THE STRONG EXCITEMENT
felt by all those who were partisans Of FISK mQnt
perhaps. have caused . necessity for this precau-
uonary protection. At oil events there was 's0me-
thing n ~ The ho1ss Of Mrs Manea s ssw
gloomy-hardly light shone in the windows.
Areporter OF ,ne HERI h yaa admitted through
the draped door OF the manson OF Colonel Fisk.
the hall Was quito crowded. He was ushered inlo
Is q very cOsev apartment furnished pleasantly and
m00cstly. The furniture IL upholstered with green
hued carpet Between the windows Is q lofty mir
ror and over the mantel hangs crayon portrait OF
a many young is Tas CONVERSATIONS
,o me drawing room was cheerlully lighted and
Looked 100 aomeiike In the widest arm chair. near
the register, sat Mr.. william N. Tweed: near nm
sal Or Carnocaan, and standing up AGAINST the
ma 1 %as sa Dr. POLLARD TSe Ttns
good deal, and the conversation was supported by
Doctors Pollard and Carnochan.
Nh Tweed remarked on
THE CONDUCT OF STOKES
growing. acting out the tragic part which he nad
begun on Saturday afternoon. He showed what he
IN sSa Mr. a @a he eas
however. knew he would. Hesa
81 went down 10 his eel this morning. He was
chahng there like Gagged lion ana mutterlng be.
tween ms teeth-'what the hell does that Morgan
but that Is the way he received me-"
TWEED DENoUSCEs HIM.
'Oh he's villain" said Mr.. Tweed; "a damned
villain. Damn 1t, TO shoot him In that wayn.-with
giance a. the ioldlng.doors behind which lay the
SCrPseaere was never any worse crime IN the
shoO, nlmY-what justin 'atiolf"
: Or. Pollard broke forth:-"Why, this morning in
Buffalo, had fifty brusquc, sturdy fellows come to
me and ask to come with me; and believe they
would have done quick work with that fellow or
1eldL
FIsK's CHARACTER.
said Mr. SUI Tweed an Nn sfhe loss to New
ms place. he was, undoubtedly, the smartest OF
e business men o. hs present for On
~ don't care what Is said against him or what
Will he said against MIN. He was splendid man,
GENEROUS AS TIE DAY.
Always helping somebody; always giving some
poor fellows work to support them when things
were dull; giving some here and some there. Ills
artists ne sent to Europe TO Keep them from starv
ing here; the hundreds OF BUSINESS men whom he
has saved and propped up, and the young men
whom ne has helped 70 good positions and pros
"Yes.0 said Mr.. Twesd and he then went on to
tell how Colonel Fisk had generously saved the
Union Savings Bank from ruin when every other
source had Jailed.
Eyes he gave that aid With no hesitation-not o
moment. he sent US down then to look at the
fraud; and When we got BACK ne had raised over
forty thousand dollars, without any warning at ALL"
SAVING Mr. TwEED's BANK.
EYES," said Mr. Tweed, tenderly II remember
that Twas just coming down the stairs when you
got back. had been to the Colonel myself JUST
then 10 get him to save our bank. had just lett
Qulnlan, the receiver"
MIR. Tweed sighed; but he did not look surcharged.
There seemed to have been some relicl taken from
his mind; his face wore cOntented not to say re-
signed expression, aud his eyes were full Of kindly,
g0od.numored gravity. HIS attire was very neat
white cravat, and his usual diamond was fixed In
his bosom. His manner was unconstrained.
ARRIVAL OF THE CORONER.
aside, and afterwards DR.. Wood entered the room.
The conversation continued again for a long time
1t was then nine O'Clock. Mr.. Tweed rose from
his comfortable seat, TOOK refreshing drink from
one Of ths glasses when were On the man,el Niece
have contained SCOTCH or old rye His example
was initiated. He then drew on mis- great coat and
The doctors and the COroners then repaired to the
room in which the BODY was lying TO begin the OK
animation. Hf