Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-09
New York.
ruE NALL TRIAL REsUMED.

GarveyS appearance as an infOrmer in the !
Hall case creates profound sensation. Ii has |
brought CONSERVATION TO Hall and his counsel. |
Garyey'S return is due to negotiations by his |
wife several weeks ago with the attorney gener- |
al and Samuel j Tllden, by which Carney was |
promised immunity from prosecution on his |
turning states evidence and returning some of |
his ill-gotten money. He has been in conceal |
ment at his residence for about a month. 1t is |
alleged that Ingersoll will also turn informer. |
But few knew that Gayey would be a witness |
until his name was called.
The counsel for Hall say they do not think |
their case will be much affected by Garvey'S |
testimony; still there is a general trepldation
among the entire Tammany ring over the pro-
ceedings of yesterday
$ Every effort will be made by the friends of the
ring to have Carney arrested on a new order, the
old order having expired by limitation. His
turning states evidence endhngerS the safety of
Tweed, Connolly, Sweeny, and all the rest. 1t
is now believed that they will all flee from the
city.
The following is Garvey's evidence to day in
the Hall case; Mr.. Tremaine asked first:
Is this claim for S41 ,26O true and honest
claim2
1t is not, answered Garvey
On what foundation was it made2 asked IRE
maine.
Wei, answered Garvey, searching in his
pockets Tor bills, it was necessary for me TO
have, during the months of June, July and
August, 1870, S110900 for finishing the plaster
Ing, ETC., of the court house; 1880 for work in
progress IN July and August; and on county
buildings, $4,000; my whole bills amounted to
1854 $50; was TO have S126,0OJ for other peo-
pie, and was to-and did-give Tweed 900
TO so to Albany with and influence the egisa-
ture; so made up the fraudulent bill Tor $685.,
ego IN all.
OF the 1895 $50, how much did you receive?
asked Mr. lremaine.
received 30 per cent. of the whole bill, with
out interest, $4,000 | gave to Tweed, 100000
was spent for buildings in Greenwich, Conn.,,
| $4,000 tor Woodward in Conn, $1,000 for plas
tering house of Walter Roche, $4,000 for myself,
| to be spent in politics. | rot my blanks out of
the supervisors office The history of this par
| ticular account (S39j660) is this: In the latter
| part of May, gave the bill TO Woodward, depu-
| ty clerk of the board of supervisors. He took
| il to auditor WaIsOn'S office | went with Wood
ward. On the 26th OF June Woodward went
with me to a room under this room. | then
| gave him a check ON the Broadway bank for
| Sl10,63513.
Mr. Burrill made objection to the evidence. In
iaci, Mayor Halls counsel spent the whole day
| in making objections.
| Carney now Swore that he never swore to the
correctness of the account. Before | made up
THIS account, said he, received a memorandum
account from woodward, specifying the amounts
he wanted charged in the bill, and containing
instructions as to how this bill should be made
up. This statement was objected to, and short
| ly alter the court adjourned.
CONSERVATION AMONG THE CULPRITs
Sheriff Brennan states that eX-COntroller
Connolly has fed from the city, and is conceal
ed somewhere abroad. This step is said to have
been caused by reason of threats of some ring
steIS to turn against him as states evidence
| COnnolly's friends say he is only out of the city
! TO avoid Heecers, who want to get his money
| Mrs. Connolly sails for Savannah on Saturday
A rumor was current yesterday that one Of
| lweedS bondsmen intended TO surrender him.
1t is Denied on the authority of Connoly's
family, that he ever was in prison in Phiadel-
phia.
Tweed, to-day, again said he had no intention
OF leaving the city, and that he will give all his
enemies chance TO prove their charges. All of
his bondsmen signifed their willingness to re-
main cheertully, and he can get a couple of mil
lions more bail if wanred.
1t is claimed that ex.ControlIer Connolly can
be produced at any moment.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A legislative committee at Albany last eve
ming agreed to report bill to remove Mayor
Hail, Corporation Counsel 0'GOrman and Cor
poraton Attorney Tom Fields, of New York
city.
Mr.. Roebling, chief engineer, says work on
the East river bridge tower will be resumed in a
few days. New derrcks for hosting granite
blocks have been partially erected
| The secretary of the committee of seventy fur
nshes the following additional disclosures: The
Tammany ring get immense dividends. Tweed,
Jas H. Tolman, Morgan Jones, Geo. II. Purser,
and other well known men were the recipients.
Among the items may be cited one as typical of
the rest, viz $4,000 paid Geo, II Purser for
preparing the report on opening Mornngside
| park of thirty-one acres; and $4,000 to George
H, Porter for clerical services on same. The as
sessments upon the unfortunate tax payers
amount to So, 588H while the charges amount
to 81 ,626,427.
A strong feeling against George Law exists in
Brooklyn, on account of the defeat of the
| lyu Ia IlnfA lInn,r l. =,
that in a few days some new plan to relieve the
| eastern district in the matter of ferriage may be
| proposed. Many uptown citizens denounce the
| New York vaduct bill now before the legisas
ture. Another public meeting will be held next
| week.
A delegation of property owners have gone to
| Albany to urge the extension of the line of the
Madison avenue railroad through east seth
street and avenue to the Astoria ferry, foot Of
| 92d street
President Orion, of the Western Union tele-
| graph company, was examined by the judiciary
committee to-day, in reference to the charges
against Judge Barnard. Orion testified that he
could find no record of the telegram from Mr.
Coleman TO Judge barnard, urging the latter to
take the rst train to this city, TO take action in
the Erie business,
The subscriptions among the French of this
city tn the fund for the payment of the indem,
my 10 Germany amounts to Salts,
Inc on dealers OF this city are evidently de-
| termlned TO defeat the attempt of the southern
| improvement company to monopolize the oil
trade of the country.
The Officers of the Pacific Mail company have
| ueeG summoned 10 appear before Judge Gilbert
| OF Brooklyn Tomorrow, TO show cause why
they should not be enjoincd fir IN lending the
money OF the company on call 10 stock brokers
| The complainant is Lather G, Chals, who sets
forth that he owns four hundred shares.
Eilas, The proprietor of the alleged watch COM
Pahy, mas Drought SUIT against the Tribune
David Dudley Field testified to-day before the
committee on investigation, that he never met
| Judge Barnard outside of the court until Flsk's
| funeral. Being asked if he ever heard that
| Barnard was actnaied by corrupt motives in
granting orders IN yarlous Erie litigations Field
| replied yes, In certain newspapers aud pam
phets, the charges emanating from corrupt, ma
licious aud stupid men Mr. Stickney askeC to
| whom he referred, Field answered, ATTORNEY
GeHerald harlow and Albert Shckney. The
committee VIII tomorrow consider the charges
Tgiailve 10 numerous references granted to danes
| II. Coleman by the judge.
Among the passengers from London to-day
| were Judge Richardson, assistant secretary of the
treasury; andJ 7. Blgelow, chief Of the loan
division OF the treasury department. Judge
| hciafdSQni When he left for London, took five
millions Of the five per cent. funded loan These
| ne disposed of shortly after his arrival and such
was the demand from European capitalists, that
| during his eight months stay in London, he
| disposed OF ST OOO,OO more, making a total of
| S7600O,0O0.
The assistant secretary invested the whole
| proceeds in United States per cent 500 bonds,
which have all been returned to Secretary Bout
| well and carried into the treasury. The business
has involved vast amount of clerical labor in
receiving, recording and cancolling of bonds, to
| perform which some thiTty.fiVe of the most eX-
pert clerks Of the treasury department. under
the supervision of Mr. Bigelow, have been
steadily employed, The whole work has been
| completed, and all the force have now returned
| 10 thus country, Assistant Secretary Richard
son returns to his home in Boston tomorrow,
aud will reach Washington carly next week.
| Mr. Blgelow returns to Washington this even.
| lug, The negotiation is believed to be one of
the largest in the financial history of the coun-
| try.
n. W, Bridge and others, owners of the
| barque Merrimac, which was sunk by the steam
er Aleppo on the goth Of April, 1871 off Boston,
has libeed The Aleppo TO the receiver for Si9A,s