The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-14

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FROM NEW YORK.
Nrw YoKK, March IL.
Il i reported that General Long street as
"a die aS,,ryevnsslIiU of New Orleans
IN ti,e grou..i tim lie cannot approve of the
nn,;,.v 81 fhe administration Of Louisiana
ssI.hp Reform, Committee ot Bro kIyn re-E
fnsf III ne recent zion in that city In
Iy,..,e..,, IL tl,e wrxls throwing vote Of 49,
-as yearly roo were fraudulent and 4 100
| yV..rr .soulsftul. Frauds were lrace,lto archie
Bliss AM others Of the Vater Board, and 3.
McI.aYfpblit, and others of the Police Com
,assss ot,ers A sublC Committee or reform also
..ss.sssfp. fhe ProsDect Commissioners with
Sssreat : x.trayapancs.
r a., immense crowd endeasored to obtain
;tt,ncs Il i'm. common pleas court this
morning 10 witness the trial OF Mayor Hal ].
pie noliee we're called III requisition before
| ,orslsr could be restored. One Of the jurors
ode ID nrcvenfed IL sickness rom Attending.
a renorter WHO had interviewed Tweed says.
fhe s.i,ossr remarked that he felt Jolly, but
The looked !, strangely pallid and careworn, yet
he tested about Garvey's advent and his own
Increased syoirtIiipois !; ii. reference to Gar
yey,s testimony duplicating him, Tweed saidss
[ that such a turn was to be expected, as no
doubt the prosecution had arranged with.
hin before he was put OH the stand. just
| what ne should say and what he should not
IfelI He hal been very anxious to leave the
civ for 4 short time on business, but was
prevented from doing 50 BY the fact that he
wished to have. tie case against him disposed
i Of before Ills departure.
4 a certificate was read from q physician
Sitting that i would e,ldanger the fife Of the
/ Juror TO attend for1several days. After some
4 debate uy the counsel. Judge Daily adjourned
! court til Friday morning. Tie physician
states that Clark. tie sick Juror, is suffering
i from great nervous prostration, and having
4 had an attack 81 paralysis two years ago, he
urges that he be entirely relieved from SER
Eyice on the Jury. The last suggestion d the
4 pl, stefan occasioned some debate. The
4 court III to have tile usH legal investigation
Into the physical coneIitioi. Of the juror
Il h seeii,. certain. although, Connolly, lii
q "a !. j. ;,,,.,h,rs INT they
II e ~ III SIS, I,
gre hosefi'a a 'fs''a 'sS Z = :.
4 in the case Of Rev. Pr. Carter against Miss
Il Emma Couch Oh the charge o. matchmaking:
the wonlsli MAS reported by her counsel q
4 he too sick 10 appear III G 3urt. and Judge
Bowling, with til. counsel, went 4, III ast.l
where size VAS formally examined and given
IN charge Of her father 70 Be taken 70 Con
necticnt. Her counsel moved fvrx di+lnissa
Of the complaint iii order that she snigk'
has chance 10 reform, but ths prosecution
didn't consent. aud the case will be tried, sils
giving bail 10 appear. ,t5t t..t.sg ! !
/ More Developments connected with tn
j Harlem curt House sWindle are pst'lislietl
l Over S2.6s;. 6lO have bern paid OIL q tn
county Treasury for this buildinE. which lita M
/ not reached abovs he foundation walls
Among the items are bills for blaek wall =
and other lumber tor heors which are pfeve'
u to have been delivered e the house q Sei'a
tor Henry Gensl. n a
Carlo VaEh Was arrested u Ph1'lad'eslphta
to-day, charged With numbering sle ny
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