, 1873-11-29
Tho Now York Itt1.g-Convicts.

NEw lonn, Nov. 2s.-The attorneys for Ingor.
soil, tho ring forger. are worry much gratitie1l
with tic result Of his trial. He was sentenced
five years. II ho had been tried on tho other
indictment against him for forgery in tho first
degreo, he might haye beon sentenced to fifteen
ycars They believe that at tho end OF his torn
cooled, and Mr. 1ngorHoll will not 10 fur
ther prosecuted on these indictments,
against which thcy have positively no DO
tenae:, His wife spent ,Wedneadsy evening
md belongs to family Of the highest rospecta.
bility. Ingoraoll requested rhnt 1le bo dotainod
| in the sheri1fs Office until eho could see him,
becanBo ho did not wsah to havo her come to tue
while tho Judge WAS giving Bentenco until Da.
! Wis referred to his family, ind :hs Disgrace
brought upon them, when le hung. his head n
| few minutes, and thon wiped from his ayos
the tears Which had gathered thore.
Farringtcn, who was Jointly indicted with
| Tugersol!, was evidently mere tool to this cor
rupt gang. His sentence was for ono ycnr aud
| half
| New YonE, Nov. as.-Jamoe II. 1ngersoll,
who wan convicted on Wednesday Of forgery
| upon the county during ring ~ rule, waa Bon-
! tonccd to-day to five years III the State Prison,
| at hard labor. John D. harrington, Jr., who
Was convicted at tue same time of the same
| priHonnlont. Twaed ate hs Thanksgiving diuner
in tho Tombs, with his family. Con. Dutlor is
| tho last porson whom ruinor has added to
| Tweotl's counsel.
shoriff Brennan has received letter from
| Atty.-Gon. Barlow, earnestly demonstrating
| agniuat tho Indulgence shown to William n,
| Tweed, in keeping him at tho Tombs, when. no
! corling to tho requirements Of tho law, he
| should be sont to tho pcnitontiary.
| It is said that Judge Fenclcr haa granted m
| oxparts order to show cauHe why there should
not bo atay Of proceedings in tue case Of In
gcrsoll and Farr:ugton, who stana convicted Of
forgery. harrington waa sentenced to tho Poni-
Application Was made to Judge Fauchor this
morning for tho appointment OF Trustees of tho
estate Ut lngeraol', III dobtor Imprisoned for
| crime. Tho application was declined for tho
pro8ent, nH tho statute requires that thoro shall
| ho aetual imprisonment.
| Ingarsoll having boon convicted, it is reported
| that Cownn, Norton, and Genet, The othor thrco
! County commissioners, will DO brought up for
trial at tho noxt terln, which begius on Monday,
When it ID probable Judge 1ngrahnu will pro-
| side.
Tie counsel for Ingersoll md Harrington late
| this afternoon filed his application Tor stay Of
The Bheritr to-day statod that Tweed would
shortly bo takon to blackwolls Island.
Tho 0uGhton Murder Case Mt Ottawa.
sreefa4!, Dfseatoh e T. Ths Chicago Tribune.
ton murder CASE occupied the Circuit Court to.
| day. Tho attendance WAS beyond tho accommo-
| datlons mud capacity OF the court room; many
persons going away who could not get oven
standing room In tho ball nor outside Of the on-
franco door. H. goodly number Of ladies wero
preaent all day lopg, listening with such deep
intorest to tie able speech OF Tho Hon. W. ".
| O,Drlon, who spoke from half-past II In
neither the jam Of the people nor this autfo-
eating atmosphere Of tho place could drive them
from their seats. and thoy romninod the oloao Of
| the proceedings. Tho Hon. Washington Bush.
nell spoke three hours IN the morning.
Afr. Dull, tho attorney for tho lofeilce, having
.nado some charges aga!nat Mr 0'Drian Of un-
professional conduct III tho opening Of this case,
yesterday, before tho Coult, jury, and tho yast
audience, fully retractod oil those clargeH, and
said ho regretted iayiny n,aso them indood,
tito evidence submitted upon the trial wns Il
| complete yindication Of Mr. O'I3:ion'H conduct.
Tho entire Lar frouly express tlleir approval Of
AIr. O'Drana collrHo III thiA cAso ns iii atturnov,
and regard his reputation as nniuju,oa by tho
chnrgoA. Tho case IL now III tllo handa OF the
jury, aud Tho public aro In fover Of anxiety aH
/ to tlse result.
LATEn.-1lo jury in the 0ughon murder
caso, at d o'clock tlia evening, roturnod iuto
court verdict OF not guilty.
| Now York Crsnl tFait9 1t9ltaH.
| Spsclat Dis.ttch to The Chtcago Tribune.
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