, 1873-01-23

advanced fradulently. About the time
of the disappearance of the vouchers
the Witness went with Ingefscll across
the street to- Tweed's ofaoe, and afte.
some CONVERSATION the witness said tc
Tweed, "What am 1 to do?' for he was
dreadfully excited. Defendant answer
ed. If any one asks Suu, tell them yo,
paid no money to anybody except Wat
son." This was his last interview wit
Tweed. Garvey; testified that he tolo
Woodward. there were sixty thousand
dollars due for work performed fol
Tweed at Greenwich, and fifty Thousand
cash advanced to Tweed in two sums Of
$4,000 and $4,000 It was settled
that witness should make out bills, so
that thirty-6ve per cent. would pay him
He indorsed warrants to the amount ol
81, 100, 900 and accepted 100000.
PARIS, Jan. 1S.. The Memorial Dip.
lomatic says that dramatic censors have
submitted to General Ladmiautt, Min.
istry Governor of Paris, play now
being rehearsed at one of the Partisan
theatres. because of its outrageous sa-
tire upon American manners. a
MADRID, Jan. 18.-It is said that Mar
shall Seano will retire to private life.
A band of Carlists yesterday burned
some buildings at Erna station, ON the
North Spain Railway. They also shot
and killed switeh-tender, but after
wards fledpursued by volunteers. The
excesses of the Carlists iirrtate theLibe-
rails and the Government forces display
great activity against the insurgents.
San Francisco. Jan. 49, Arrived,
the steamer Prince Alfred from Victoria;
bark Oakhill from Port Blakely. fei
The steamer Montana is five days
over due. 1914 z-
The epizootic has reached this city.
-Four well marked cases are reported.
The United Steamship Passaolo, has
been obtained for the use of the scien-
tifc party who are to make astronomi-
cal observations of the Bay
One hundred of tho prisoners In til
county jail have been removed to the
old hospital .'uilding.
This city was cnvelopcd in a dense
fog yesterday, rendering. navigation in
the Bay extremely difficult.
W. II. L. Barnes received $50, as
his fees in connection with the will Of
the late Horace Hawes.
John W. Southwell pleaded guilty in
the municipal court yesterday to the
Charge of having forged note for forty
five thousand dollars, on the First Ma
tional Bunk Of this city. - @>,1
EUREKA, Cal. Jan. 19.--The epidemic
among horses is increasing.
A man named Martin Lussick was
found dead in his cabin. 1t is supposed
that be died of lead cholic. An inquest
on the body will be held to-day.
Two men got into difficult, yester-
day, about a woman, and a fight with
knives ensued. Crawford, alias Rus
sian Bill attempted to enter the room OF
a woman with whom he had been living,
carrying large knife in his hand for
the purpose of attacking man named
George Brown, whom Crawford suspect
ed of being intimate with the woman,
when Brown rushed out and seized the
knife in Crawford's hand. A struggle
ensued in which Crawford succeeded in
cutting several gashes in Browns head.
Brown wrenched the knife from Craw
ford and cut him in the abdomen, in
fiicting dangerous. perhaps fatal
wound. Both have been arrested. Brown
was taken to Jail and Crawford to his
residence. Both are under the care OF
physicians.
New YORK, JAN 10.-Bill of excep-
tions in Stokes case, was presented by
his counsel yesterday to the District
Attorney, and he will submit them to
Judge Boardman next Thursday.
Geo. f. Dunning, who was arrested
yesterday on a4charge of embezsline
from the United States Assay Office,
while he was Superintendent. He is
held in default of twenty thousand
dollars bail. He was formerly arrested
on the same charge and indicted, but
when called for trial failed to appear.
Fort WAYNE, Ind, Jan. ia Cath.
olic Priest of this city, has just received
as a present from, Louis Napoleon, Q
magnificent gold and silver chalice, to
be used in the Catholic Church. 1t is
engraved in four colors. Autograph Of
the Emperor accompanied it. Priest was
a personal TREND OF Napoleon IN hls
early days. '' "a l's' ''4
Boston, Jan. 19.-Josephine Mans
field, through her counsel, has attached
property of Nathan Appleton, at New
port, to the amount of twenty thousand
dollars, fof the loss of one hundred ant
twenty-five thousand dollars which sht
deposited with Bowles Bros, before
their failure. The trial of the case vii
be held in April.
New York, Jan. 19.-Will of the late
o. N. Pike, has been admitted to pro
bate under date of Nov. 18th, 1865. i
was made at Cincinnati, Ohio. and is tt
the amount of three millions. He leaves
T. M. Pike, ,one thousand dollars year