New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE RING CRIMINALS.
NO MORE ARRESTS YESTERDAY.

MAYOR HALL NOT INDICTED-N0 BILL YEE RE-
TURNED AGAINST NATHANIEL SAND TIE
PURSUIT OF INGERsOLL.
IL was announced yesterday morning IN The
Times that Mayor Hall and Nathaniel Sands had
diced and arrests were expected TO follow Immediately
The Courthouse and City Hall were therefore, busy
scenes until It became positively known that tho report
was unqestonaby false. One such report generally be
gets another, and soon after Mayor appeal
ance at MS ONCE and had Recorder Hacket 10
private room was reported that no had actually
arrested When 1t ntimated that tho Recorder
could not be judge and sheriff too the ready ingenuity
the curious outsiders suggested that Mr. uaekett
considered the Mayor constructyey nnder arrest.
and was privately admitting him 70 bail Tnis theory
was soon exploded, however.
Ills certain that indictment determined npon
against Mayor Hall Monday. and very probable that
none found yesterday Mr.. Dinsmore, member Of
the jury quoted the authority for the first report
but he could not be found to confirm IT.
Mr. Tweed, answer to TRIBUNE reporter Who called
his attention TO reports In the morning papers, ne
has not been informed that any indictments have
been found against him, that any new warrants for
his arrest are in the hands Of the Sheriff II such
thing shall happen, he wlbe ready to furnish bail "
any amount whenever he is sent for
The sheriff still believes Ingersol will mako his ap-
pearance, probably to-day prepared to give bail on tho
criminal charges. He lett the city Friday for Con
necticut-not New-Jersey, as has been stated.
BEFORE IL O'Clock yesterday morning the Gensfa see
rons Courtroom crowded with anxious SPECTATOR,
who freely expressed their views the movements
OF the Grand Jury, which momentarily expected 20
appear in tho Courtroom Many idle persons were I'm
gerng about the halls Of tbs brownstone building In
which the Court is held and the general topic OF
saton to the nature OF the expected indictments
At half past o'clock Judge Bedford appeared the
Courtroom and, taking his seat, announced that the
"new" Grand Jury, which wac recently tmpaneled.
would be dismissed till further notice. After the specta
tors became assured that indictments would 10 pre-
| sented to the Court they gradually dispersed.
During all this time the "Old" Grand Jury were in
their busily engaged in finishing up tho business
which has SO long occupied their time AT ~ o'clock
DR.. COmstock, the foreman adjourned the Jury till
Friday next subject to hisca. TRIBUNE reporter
told by Dr. Comstock that indictments yet pre-
pared for presentation and would not be until Saturday
He further stated that IN all probability they would
finish their labors this week. and 1t would lie most
agreeable occurrence to the mall for .Aey were positively
out by their constant efforts iR behalf Of reform
In the suit of Henry W. Genet ag Levi Adams JodGo
Barnard granted order Of arrest and Mr.. Adaas APP
peared at the Shers Office, yesterday morning, with
his counsel and gave the $4,000 bail required. His
bOndsmen Vim. II. Cowell and Henry Sbubert. Mr..
Genet sues for 100000 damages.