Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-14
New York.
cu1RGrs AGArysr JrnaE cARDozo.

CHARGES AGAINST JUDGE CARDozo.
New YORK, March 13.-Edwin ID. Macarty, a
well known member of the bar, gives a number
of instances of the corruption Of Judge Cardo-
70, from his personal knowledge, over his sigma
tuTe, in tO-dayS Times, and saws he believes that
unless CardoLo is removed the name of ',iustice"
Will be taken from the court where he sits.
a RING SwINDLE.
Judge Pratt, yesterday, decided that assess
mentS upon property holden on Atlantic avenue
for paving with the Nicholson pavement were
eNtortOnate and must be reduced. All the
property owners on the street pettioned against
the outrage, which was perpetrated by the water
board ring of last year.
ERIE MATTERS.
Gould still remains an Erie director. Gen.
SckleS denies that the movement is in the inter
est OF the Atlantic and Great Western railway.
On the other hand, representatives of the com
bned American stockholders protest against the
movement, declaring it is in the interest of the
Atlantic and Great Western company, and taken
with view of bringing about a speedy election
OF directors. lrqS stated that by Gould's resig-
nation all legal disputes will be amicably set
tied.
Mr.. Could said to-day that he was glad to be
out OF the Erie presdency-the salary of which
did not pay for the perpetual harassing which
came swth the office. He will soon return to
Wall street.
Messrs Shearman and Field are returned by
MIR. Barlow as associate counsel for the compa-
| ny. 1t Is understood that no action will be
| taken IN reference to Lanes alleged contempt
! OF court in destroying Judge lngraham's iniunc-
! ton.
A d. Williams, Of the committee representing
the American stockholders, speaks of an injunc-
ton in the event OF any steps towards consolida-
| ton with the Atlantic and Great Western.
| COMMISSIONERS FOR THE NEW BANK.
| commissioners have been named TO receive
| subscriptions to the capital stock of the pro-
| lected United States national bank, in all the
| principal cities of the country. Among them
| are: Edwin Il Morgan, Henry Clews and Henry
| +. SpauIdin@, of New York; Amasa Stone, Jr.,
! Cleveland; VIM. DenniSon, Columbus; L. B.
! Harrison, Cncnnati VIM II. English, Indian
| apolis; e. n Warren, Louisville; Chas. G. Far
| well and George NJ Pullman, Chicago; Dwight
| Durkec, ST. Louis; Alex. Mitchell and Chas. i.
/ Bradley, Milwaukee; II. p. Baldwin and John
| Owen, Detroit: Frank s. Davis, Memphis; b. F.
Wilson, Nashville; Gilbert G. Walker, Rich
| mond; }. S. Norris, Baltimore; Thomas
| ). Howe, Pittsburg; Don Cameron, Harris
| burg; James e. English, New Haven; +. il.
| LoOmiS New London; John h. Bunce, Hartford
! Amos ID. Smith, and VIM Sprague Providence
| Chas. b. Hall aud Alex II. Rice, Boston; VIM
| B. Washhum, Greenfield; Henry Alexander, Jr.,
Springfield; Frederick Smyth, Manchester, N.
| H.; Sidney Perham, Augusta Me; John A.
Page, Mo,.1e'ier, VT; Chas. Walsh, Mobile
l.. d Childs, Columbia, S. G.; Henry Hull, Jr,,
| New Orleans; II. $. McComb and Edward Belts,
| Wilmington, Delaware.
Hon Freeman Clark, late controller of cur
| rency, has consented TO Il cept the presidency OF
the bank, and Henry IL. Martin, late cashier of
the Albany Civ bank, the caShiershp Sub
| Scripton books are already open at the banking
| house of Henry Clews for a capital not exceed
| iug $4,000 600.
NEW TRIAL NECESSARY
Matthias Clark, the second juryman in the
case Of the people VS.. Mayor Hall, died at seven
O'Clock this evening. He was president of the
Peoples fire insurance company and vice presi-
dent of the Peoples bank This death renders
| anew trial in the Hall case necessary.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The trigate .Guerriere, from Norfolk, arrived
| this morning.
+, Keenan,, former deputy aud city auditor
| OF Brooklyn, is under examination for forgery
The ice has done considerable damage at
| Greenport and vicinity, carrying away several
| hSil factories. The light house at Long Beach
bay, near Greenport, has been deserted by the
| Keepers since Saturday last, as it is in danger of
being swept away by the ice.
1t is feared that the illness of Clark, the Juror
IN the Hall case, will terminate fatally, and be-
leYed that new trial will be ordered on Friday.
A complete change in the direction of the
| New York and MahOpac railroad was made to-
! day. The road comes under the control of Van
derbilt.
| Application has been made to the supreme
| court Tor a reduction of the bail of Snediker
arrested in December for passing $1,000 counter
felt Allentown, Pennsylvania, school district
bonds, and has since been in prison: decision
reserved.
The Paris crew of St. John offer TO row the
BtgIns of New York at Springfield, Mass three
miles and return for $1,000 gold, or upwards
the Americans to allow reasonable expenses.
The PheniX cricket club of Halifax will visit
Boston, New York and Philadelphia this sum
mer for play.
Matthew Lockett, a well known citizen, while
in his room at No. g. Morris street, last night
shot himself in the mouth with pistol with