, 1873-02-01
NEW YORK.,

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Special Dtanateh to 9'hs Chicago Tribute.
NEw YonK, Jan. 81.--Iho failure Of tho Jury
In tho Tweed caBo to agrec cas1Hes genefal ala-
appontmehtt but very little surrriso, despite
tho omplatio ohargo Of Judge Davis.
From tho beginning tho prosecution
soom to hayo ANTICIPATED some such
conclusion as this. After eleven Jurors
hnd. been empatteed, they deBirod to onalnnse te,s
perempsorily al Of thoso already ny naxo, nro
cooiling, but It WIS understood to rofqr 50 {4avl
WllianB, WHO was lobby agent for Judges bar'
nard, and IL alleged to have boon nt ono time ~ y,
charge tlnt another Of the. jury, whose name #
'withholds, served n term in prison. Evidently
the District Attorney has not ct any time r.
garded this Jury as one from y, WHICH tA.ois ne
was ;lIessol today in bEondclotl,, md wore wore q,
benevolent s.uilo, which underwent no onango
whom the disagfeement Of the 1urY wa1 nninc nu
inta court, fnado q pIadg5 not to reveal their their
@ doiib]erstions ] ' and votops % Ono of tho1p, how
ovor, furnished tho following to NJ 'nslW"so vYhon
fricnd, who happcned to be reporter. 1 t,, whtch
resulted for acquitta1 to for conviction, a,.o
blank, After poiao discussion, blank, whu lsa.A'
oni7 thrown In his blank & feelor, wont oVor
e The f9r acnt ts daosng a,ors
remained up. ali :dght, discussing tho varioug %
points OF tie Testimony, aud morning found
them eight for Gcquitta, throe ior convicI2.,
ono was dotor1nnodly obBtinate,, a1d. but M Tor
his evident resolve to stick to nS op1n.
ion, tho eight for acquttal would probatfy .aaso
worried out tho blank, and the other for ctu'
ing tho jurors uaw they would not agree upon .;
verdict. Thoy wore escorted to Ercnch's Hotel
by four officers and thero washed thenlaelveo,t
and partook Of o good broalsfaat. The reporter
asked what confidence did tho jury place In
j. Jufo5rGTho ru5 flrst thing wo did on going out
was to cast that entirely asido. Garyoy porjured
himself on soveral occasionB He confessed
h hn bis o t''HsPy os to PSGF PG5g 'qG tle e5ie 3aase
did not cali IT forgery. when
say we cast GarvoyH Testimony ontiro1y aside,
moan those In favor Of acquittal. believe that
of the tllreo for conviction, only two plaGsd cons
hdence in Garyey'a testimony.
noportor-How did you view the fact Of Mr.
Two0ds not going to the staud2
juror-His counsel chose not to put him on
tho stand, 50 we didn't look ut 1t ono way or tho
Hep 'H1auporter-Did you form your opinions on the
evidence, Or were you influenced by tho srgu>
as5ss s 3s 3s4s.,ss3 s S' ~sf H. HEsaaSss
threatening Language toward Us. xu,.. n..;,.
noporter-How did you view Judge DAVIS
course !?
Juror-Judgo Davis uado much stronger a. a..
did. His charge, In fact, was nothing bnt an r. A.
gumont for tho prosecution, All through tho
trial hia rulings woro against tho dofonce.
Thus enda inconciusiyo1y d trinl that lasted
nearly month, md which haa been In laborious
pretarntfon for fiftcpu months.
William Van Name, President OF the bankrupt
Market Savings Bank, still 1anguiHhes IN Lud-
low stfeet Jal1 being unable to rrGe4HEe the
so Van Namo has found Lis evil genius In big
Cashier Conklin, who has turned States owl
denco, and proposes to testify al about how T., he
and yan Name apa2eea!ssed mona2 on Wati sad
opened false accounts ii thoir books. van la Name
wag at ono time IN oystor-oponor. a.teI"a.us
keeper Of restaurant undor tho old hiSsesaan III
building, and In this cGpacity ho made the aes
Long Island and Staten Island, who supplied
him with vegetables. These people placed i'm.
plioit confidence in Van Names integrity, and
the reputation thus acquired became a bait to
people. It is not likely the depoBitors Of
tho Market Bunk will receive much beyond tho
90 per cent that haa been paid them. The books
Of tho bank are in tho hands Of tho authorities
nothing cnn be done with them until Oonklin,
who hea boen promised legal immunity, arrives
from Montreal. -,
ooyernor Dixa trst pardon Is that a at * Id lad
had two and half yoars longer to aerve IN Sing
Sing for grand larceny.
''0 1 10 tic 1ssocta,td Prsss.l ~
New YoRK, Jan. 3l.-The inquest in tito oaad
Of Duryoa, murdered by Simmons, commenced
yesterday, and, after taking some testimony, an'
jonrned to Monday.
Tho Bar Aasociation, last evening, dec!ds1 TO
take no action in tho case Of pHvid Dudley
urged that measures should DO taken for tho
relief OF the daughters of tho lato Judge fancy,
who arc III want.
: General HANCOCK was yesterday visited by tho
Irish Brigade Club III body.
In the Twoed case. tho jury camo Into Court
at i,alf-past 10 o'clock this morning, when the
foreman announced that thoy could not possibly
agree, md they wero accordingly discharged.
suit in tho Tweed case. After tho announces
mont by tho foroman Of the jury TINT le thought
the jury could not agree, Judge Davis Expressed
desire to hear from tho others as to tAo prop,
h ay a Of y Of AGe1 e ere mn since
No no 0oeea Prospect at'' Of s' 'agroomont. @ Peck
ham, for tho prosecution, tllen Rd.
forthwith Tho defendants counsel thought it
would be hardship to 80 over the case again
now. Twoed'a civil suit WAS set for Fob II, and
preparations for 1t aro necessary. After aomo
Further argument the Court Baid he would do
eide tho 1nattor Of now trial tomorrow
It is stated that at tho poll Of tho jury for ths
third time after returning the vote stood eleven
for acquittal and ono for conylction. Tho dis"
sonting juror is said to ho Alr. Hazloton, whore
maincd firm to the close, notwithstanding tho
efforts Of Ills aRsoclatos to induce him to change.
DIr. Fullerton, Of the counsel for Twood thinks
tho lofouco havo won d groat and unexpected
victory, md he was somewhat surprised thet
any Of tho jurymen should favor acquittat
after listening to the intlammntory and argu-
montative a charge Of Judge Davis a He aads M that
tho stubbornneas OF his nature. Wheeler H.
Peckham, counsel for tho prosecution, is ex-
coodingly mortified at the result Of tho trial. aud
strongly hints that the dsagreemont Of tho jury
waB secured in an illegal manner, and the Jury
must have been influenced by morconary mo-
tlyos. Tho case will bo Immediately brought up