, 1873-11-25
TWEED'S C0NFEDERATES.
Ingersol1 and harrington Ar
rested and Held for
Trial.
State-Senat0r Genet In CUSTODY for
the Harlem Courthouse
Fraud.
Ex'Mayor Hall Not Likely to Be Tried
Again.
Tho Tweed Counsel Contempt
Cnse Postponed.

New YoRK, Ncy. M.-shoriff Brennan, his old
political enomy, rms Tweods first visitor this
morning. 1t tho time OF his visit, O'Clock,
tho she1tf found him brenkfasting in his coll,
formerly 8tokos', No. 4, in the condemned row.
He askod Twood II he needed anything, and
whether he could servo him in any way. Tweed
complained Of the dampness aud stcnoh of his
col, and examination showed that the sewerage
WAS 30 defective that exceedingly oronRiye olors
wore emitted therefrom. The Sheriff at once
gavo written orders to Warden Johnson to ro-
move Twoed from tho condemned cell to the
southern wing OF tho prison, wlloro ho
was being transferred to hia now quarters,
Tweod WAS in tho custody Of Doputy.shorriff
Bhiolds. Nothing has boen dono towards his
removal to the Penitonttary, though Judge d.
yta waa to hayo issued papers in tie matter to-
day.
WHAT WILL TwEEDB BUSINESS DE?
Much inquiry has boon made today concern
ing tho disposition to be mado Of him OH tho
ialand, and tho etrect Of . stay Of proceedings
should 1t be obtained. The lazy requires that ho
prisoners.
HE IS NOT 4 nUFr1AN.
Notwithstanding his age, g. and hin fast fail
Ing strength, most poople, hare imagined Twccd
but tho truth is TINT except In moments Of Wild,
understandable rage ho was digniied and OK
tremcly polite. On no occasion did BIO ever uso
the slang phrascn attributed to him. Few pub
1io men Of this City IS years Of age were bottor
not extended beyond tho daily papers.
TRAEsFEn OF REAL ESTATE OF THE PRISONER.
Saturday last, tho doeds OF the roal estate trans-
forrsd BY Richard II. Tweed to various persons
da r. the Int ntsrsst , Gf % .ha bis bsGtho5 @ William n
than year ago, Richard Ii. Tweed was decided
largo amount Of property BY his brother, In order
tlnt ho Oiohard II. might beoo,ne his bonds
man, and at the same time . largo amount Of
who also became bondsmnn for Tweed. Tho
greater part Of this property has now boon
decided back by Richard II. Tweed, but instead
Of going direct to the prisoner, Is distributed
among various porpons to whom William N.
For instance, to ax-Judge William Fullerton,
ono Of his counsel, is transferred largo block
OF real estato. consisting Of quarter Of one GU
tire square, at Ono Hundred and Twenty -ninth
atrcot aud Fourth avenue, for $4,000. It ia
worth great deal moro 10 the open market.
Eiihu Root, another Of his lawyers, received
property yaluod Of 100000, for which Root
pays $4,000, making his fees 100000. Two
Fifth avenue property and real estate opposite
the Eighth avenue entrance to Central Park,
tho whole valued at $4,000.
Mr. Eddleston, his law-partncr, obtains two
lots lots In 1t @ sa0H 0Tsf pars Of the c n cqnaidera
much. John q. Halligan, ono Of his olerlss, OBJ
tainn house In Giftoonth stroot, near Seventh
aYonuo.
special Dfspatch to The Chicago Tttb4.,,e
TWEED'H C0NFEpERArEa IN TROUBLE.
NEW YoRR, Nov, 24.-Tho conviction Of Tweed,
and tho admission OF strong evidence against
him affecting Ill the othor minor cases, oa11ses
much inquiry to DO made as to tho courso to be
pursued against Ills confedoratos under indot-
ment. It is generally {olt that tic aucceBs of
the auit against Tweod greatly aimpl1les all tho
others. In fact most Of them 60 by default.
Tho officials were 50 positive Of this that Tweed
was no sooner convicted than they issued = war
rant for the
SEIZURE OF THE INDICTED rERBoNH.
Many Of them arc nov under arrest. Inger-
soll aud Farmington Wero arrested lust Thurs-
day. Senator Henry q. Comet was arrested to-
''klng-ptn, to use tho remark Of prominent
official, and tho rest fall with him. Hia fato was
as unexpected to them aa to him. ue has stood
in the breach, protecting them, for two yoars,-
the Boss " fought, and it waa frequently
bitter complaint on tho part Of Tweed himsolf,
that mono OF those whose fate depended upon
his succoss or failure had contributed to tho
common defense. Inquiry As to. tho probable
disposition Of tho other Ring cases, al they arc
called, ehows that thero are
BT1LL UNDER INDIoTMENIs
not quashed, the following persons charged with
various o6ensos, most of them, With several
District Commission connected with the gen-
wilson. James H. 1ngorsoll, Thomas Cowan, Jno.
D. harrington, nichard B. Connolly, Henry O,
Genet, William II. Cooper, and Michael Nor
ton.
THE CASE AaA1SsT Ex-sFAYoR 11A1n
llaa been tried twice Intellectually, aud will not
be tried again. Ho was Jointly indicted with
Twood aud Connolly on the omnibus indictment,
On which Tweed has just been convicted. On
boing asked on Sunday last II Hall would now
Attorney Alon answered that ho had been triod
Ewice and 1t has mover boon proved TINT he re-
solved any stolen gootls. 1t Ia hardly probable
Ehat he will bo tried again.
CONNOLLY
B out Of hArmB way, IN exile In Europe. 1T
one tmo tho people here hoped that 'Tneed
would follow his example and run away; for his
actual conviction WAS not thought possible.
THE TRIAL OF rAnn1NdToS AND 1N9ERsoLh
began to-day, and that Of Comet will follow next.
rlio case now on trial will occupy only day or
Ewo, as tho eyiaonco ia briof and direct.
TIloslAs cowAN AND MICHAEL NORTON
ire jointly indicted with 1ngeraou for miEde-
noanor, In participation in the Court-House
lra'tdn. Their trial Is to be pushed AZ soon aa
he others nro completed.
WILLIAM H. COOPER
9as TW8od's confederate In tho Board OF Pub
10 Works Frauds and when his indictment was
imminent fled to Europe. but lie could not re-
nain away from Now York, and returned after a
few months. Ho WAS arrested, aud Ia now under
bail.
JOHN Mn. DAVIDSON
has given evidence for tho prosecution, and may
not DO prosecuted.
INDICTMENTS WERE FOUND
against Potter B. Sweeney, Hugh Smith, and
Garvoy; but tho first and second wero quaRhod
on technical grounds, aud tho last will not be
prosecuted.
CIVIL BU1Ts AoAINBT THE HING.