New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-08
WHAT INGERSOLL WILL TELL.

PERSONS To BIZ IMPLICATED WHO HAVE S0T YET
BEES TRIrD-GtN. BvRLow PREDICTS THAT THE
MONEY STOLEN BY TIE RING THIEVES WILL BIZ
RECOVERED
G,n. Fraucis C. Barlow being called upon,
pressed his willingness 10 tell all chat he knew on
th. subject Of IugeIsois release reseryi3g only
those facts which would tend to give aid 10 the
defendants i'll the snts which arc about to lie
brought for the recovery Of money stolen from the
city and county treasury. lie said that the move
ment first sisrtcd to recover the money that had
been stolen was pushed through bv Charles
VConor Coy. Tilden, and Mr. Champlan.
The effect at first gave promise of favorable results
The final ecsi,n however, by the Court of Appeals
that suits for peculation IF local treasures could not
be brought in the name OF The people, but by the
corporaions retarded the progress of recovering the
stolen money and for time gave encouragement
to the pccuiators and their friends. The present
Legislature. however, had passed these bills which
affected the recovery IF the stolen SUMS AMI tHe
last bill had permitted by statute what had been
declared illegal by the Court OF Appeals namely, the
right of the people to for the recovery of stolen
MONEY: and now the opportunity had arrived when
under sanction of law suits could be brought ana
he believed the money stolen could be recovered
Mr.. Barlow said that Gov. lildrn, Wheeler H. Peck
ham. Mr.. OConor and himself, had been iIStru
mental in getting this law pas sed and were deter
mined to use their best cndeavoys to pursue the
thieves to the end. He said that GOV. IiIden had
pardoned Mr. IngersOi, because III the new suits 10
be brought he would Enforce the testimony, show
ing tina. Tweed and Connolly had robbed the treas
ury and at the samo time show the division OF plum
der to have been made with Others whom the teS,i-
mony heretofore given lad not shown
to have shared in 1t. His testimony
would be of special Importance in showing
exactly what sum each person received mgersoil
rot $3.50 600 10 his credit in the Courthouc swindle,
and of course can if lac will DO tell who got any
portion Of that and the rest of the money stolen.
MIR Barlow when questioned to. whether he
tboupht Ipgarsoll's testimony would impicate per-
SON, who had not yet been placed on trial, said
that he believed it would. lie did not wish
IN Give the names of the persons ~ his possible
posilion rs public prosecutor would make that M
professional and improper He added. however:
'You can say that with the testimony which Mr..
Inferson is in position to furnish, combined
with what will be proved by Others accord
inc TO the statute which has inst been
enacted permitting suits to he brought for the re-
coycry of money stolen from local treasures IN the
name of the people there is doubt Whatever that
tSe sums which have been stolen from the city and
county will be recovered, and Judgment gwen
against all the persons who will be shown To have
shared in the division of the money"
lanes II. Ingcrso arrived in the city at 10 o'clock
ON Tuesday night. Tribune reporter calledat his
residence at No. 81 East Seventy third-St.. yester-
,ay and learned that he was sick. He has been
suffering from chills aud fever for several days, and
his physician has forbidden him to receive any
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