New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-15
n EW YORK.

| Tie I n:miany Ring Stealings-Eyi.
dence to be PrOduced-MOre About For.
| resier-A Mysterious Letter-Superiu.
tendenf KelsO Believes Him Guilty
Mutuais VS.. AtIantics-Billiard Con.
qest-DaIy Beats Deery.
| New YORK, September 14-Judge Leon
ard to-day dismissed the writ of habeas cor
| pus, and remanded Forester, the alleged
| Nathan murderer, t. Jail.
1t is reported tha5 County Auditor Will
son left at his death large book of entries.
IN his own handwriting, of the disposition
| made OF the Tammany ring stealings, the
amounts and dates of payments, and names
Of persons to whom made.
Ihe book was secured by x-Ccntroller
Connolly, who, when he left the country.
turned it over to certain person. who has
it securely guarded.
1t will probably be produced on the trial
OF Tweed, Connolly and others Of the ring,
and it is said it will secure the conviction
OF every one of the indicted parties.
A somewhat mysterious let er, torn in
shreds, was found yesterday in front of
the cell Of Forester, the suspected Nathan
murderer. After its having been pasted
together, it was found to be miesye from
Detective Eagan, of St. Louis. There was
no address, and the purpOrt somewhat diff
ticult to determine, though hints are thrown
out regarding Forrester's whereabouts on
the night of the murder, and mention made
OF scheme to secure his release by per
jured testimony.
The letter found in pieces before BilIv
Forresters cell was written by Detective
Eagan, who worked up the Nathan murder
case, to another detective in this city, who
carelessly threw it away.
superintendent Kelso expresses himself
as confident that Forester is Nathan's muir
derer.
A game of base ball between the Mutuals
and Aitaptlcs to-day resulted in score of
seven to nothing.
The billiard match between Maurice
DAILY, OF New, York, and John Deery, Of
Chicago, for $4,000, 600 points, three ball
caron, was played in Irving Hall tonight.
Plunkett, of Philadelphia, was referee.
DAILY won, scoring 600 points to Deery's
400, in ninetys six innings for each. Dalys
highest run was ffty-four; Deery ffty-seven.
New YORK, September IA-Irving Hall
was thronged last evening by persons who
had gathered TO witness the second billiard
match between Maurice DAILY and John
Deery. The game.was French caroms, GOO
points, up-crotch and jaw barred. The
stakes were $1,000 side. Charles +. Spear,
OF Chicago, was umpire tor Deery, T. A.
Lynn for DAILY, and E. j. Piunkett.
referee. ID. B4dd Schofeld was selected
as marker. Deery opened the game
at 8;28. DAILY gained the lead and
Kept ahead to the close-12:35 A. NJ. SDlen-
did play was shown by both, and though
DAILY won the game by 1874 points, in ninety
SIX innings, Deery made the largest run |
sixty-three points. One of Deery's strong |
points is his great staying power, and this |
match was made GOO instead of 500 points to |
give him the chance to tire out DAILY.
The first call was in the ninth inning. |
Deery II, DAILY ST. second call, twenty |
sixth inning, -Deery Is, Daily 101; third cali, |
forty-ninth inning, Deery 49, DAILY 2I9;
fourth call, ffty-fourth inning, Deery l88
DAILY 3I3 fifth call, seventy-third inning,
Deery 299, DAILY 436; sixth call, eighty
ninth inning, Deery 1888, Daily 5l2. DAILY
the game in seven more innings,
making one =, run Of fifty and another Of
5wenty-six. The good shots were applauded
u both sides; but DAILY was the fayorite
with the audience.
1t it said that a match Will now be made
between Cyrille Dion and DAILY for $1,000
ide French caroms
A Paris letter contains an interview with
he famous Catholic Archbishop Dupanloup.
n which that dlgmtary says, that while he |
asts no doubt upon the patriotism of Presi
ent Thiers, he refuses to accept his admin !
'tratlon OF the government as best tending
0 secure the prosperity and. consolidation
france. Dupanloup's choice for the
'residency is Mcmahon, and he has oTnoTnv
pprehensions of Gambetta. F'10N--'' &
1t Is asserted in commercial circles that t
1e tea and coffee markets have virtually | t
'st about two months demand during the L
agt g55 year, owing to the appeal of the tariff
1he Spanish ram Numencia sails to-day
IT Cadz. She has lost nine seamen and c
NO officers by yellow fever, but her crew c
re now all we'll n
There are no yellow fever patients now e
the lower quarantine station.
Arrived-Steamship Howell, General C
eade, Assyria, Malta, Regulator and
arien
The following is the weekly bank state 0
ent: Decrease, loans, So, 100000; decrease, 4
,ecie, 100000; decrease, legal tenders,
,O00, ,000; decrease, deposits, 81, ,0OO. 900, B
Governments-Sixe of 1881, 1I5as; FIVE I
yenties Of 1862, 113ss; 1864, 114as: 1865, +
AS; new ll21a; 1857, 1875; 1868, 1875;