The New York herald., 1872-11-03

- whether the paper Is vulgar and obscene puD-
Commissioner can consider these defendants In no
other light than those defendants who were
sS
demanded $4,000 ball. 1 then expressed my
opinion that this was nos only . violation Of the
AN oUTRA0H UPON PUBLIC DEoENcY.
without expressing any opinion In this case. must
consider what amount OF bail should be deposited
with the government TO secure the attendance Of
the defendants before the C0urt-bai,that win not
ee oppressive tO them and E Ss Just 70 the gov,
application as to how much bail he requires. fix
the bail 10 each case at 900, with two sureties for
t0dy OF the Marshai to be by him imprisoned In de-
iault OF bail, and the examination 10 set down for
The spectators tat V'DS now began to wtnoraw slowly
nom the Court. The Clanin and the woodruff re-
maned. After the lapse OF about quarter Of an
hour they signed ball bonds before Commissioner
Osborn, In anticipation that some person would go
surety for them; but no one turned up In that
1T sound discretion on their part not to give any
bail, asst s now fully believed tnat II they did they
would would DC again Immediately rearrested on half 2
They are now in LUDLOW Street JAIL and will re-
main there until tomorrow nAondayl morning.
wnen the examination VIII be proceeded with.
At Ludlow street Jail-Tho Warden's
Omce-They Will Not Accept hail I'm
Their Behslf-Smoking stopped I'm
Their Honor.
Upon arriving at Ludlow Street Jail the prisoners
tripped lightly out OF their carriage and were re-
ceved by Mr.. Edward Regan, the jaiior acting for
Warden Tracy. They appeared somewhat hushed
but otherwise appeared cool and collected, and
their voices were steady and no 1omanly exhib-
tiOn OF tears was visible After the heavy iron
door had closed upon them and they found them
selves within the jail wallis they entered the office
of the Warden, in which Is placed partition formed
Of black walnut and pierced with couple Of doors
and series Of glass windows Around the
room hang pictures OF prominent politicians,
whine over the fireplace, where cheery fire was
burning, stands the city arms in alto relief After
scanning the covers of the books In the library the
prisoners were offered seat In the Warden's ONCE,
and while sitting pensivey gazing at the insignia
OF his ofice, the safe, the handouts, the
copies OF writs the slate on which the
arrests are written, they were awakened from
their revere by being told their counsel wished to
see them. The pOrtly figure OF Mr. Howe was
standing In the doorway, and few seconds later
they were engaged in earnest converse with their
hour; but 1t was noticed that when he withdrew
their faces were radiant with Smiles shortly
afterward q letter was received, OF which the fol-
lowing Is q COPY
win go your bail, am satisfied the cowardly Chris
tan community will destroy you possible, 70 cover up
"'' '0''A ''A'' = dEoRGE FRANCIS TRAIN.
To which the following answer was made:-
Imighth have expected that not afraid of nations
and thrones would snap his fingers In the face of
To E
and remain d INV where r "a am o the Up
i0rsssit TISHSs5h TENS dHAFLfs. f MGoDHoI1
But the errant danes soon began to
FEEL THE PANGS OF HUNGER
and adj0urning to the handsome dining room of
the prison, tooths0me mess OF broiled chicken
condiments.
disposed Of and the ladies returned to the wardens
eyrie; where visitors soon poured in, among the
first being Mr. Cafin, their father, and Mrs. Sparr,
their sister, and many others too numerous to
mention. Two more prisoners were brought in at
a colored boy, Mooney accused OF being accomplices
Of the prisoners just mentioned
THEIR PRISON CELL.
The handsome rooms occupied by Comptroller
Connolly when prisoner In Ludlow Street Jail
are now being used by Warden Tracey's family
sleeping accommodation in the jail, is occupied by
an embarrassed merchant, so that merely the ordi-
nary cells remained. Leaving the waiting room
which lead to the end OF the southwestern angle OF
the prison, and here is situated large billiard
billiard table is large CELL which has been occu-
pied by Ryan, the Cuban filibuster, and other no.
torious people The cell has a back window look
ing into the alley, and Is lighted by gas and pos
sesses an inner wooden door, with glass widow
(being the only one in the jain is covered with
oilcoth, and, word, is the best in the place OF
its kind The row where the cell Is situated
IS CALLED FIFTH AVENUE.
The prison routine Is, up at 8; clean out cells to
$3.50: breakfast $50; dinner II; tea, 80. Before
eight O'Clock last night the prisoners knew several
OF their imprisoned mates, including Lagrave, the
notorious fOrger Smoking was put stop to in honor
of the female visitors BY the associate prisoners.
Divine service takes place to-day round the bill
lard table, which is but dozen feet from the sis
ters cell, at quarter to two, by the Rev. Mr..
Mcclure, of the Bible Society.
The sisters retired for the night at ten O'Clock
and were locked up In their cell, fully convinced
that they are martyrs for the good of society.
They state that million Of their papers are being
circula ted over the TIniOn