The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-23

the Court House 10 an amount or S443SS %. Bal
$1,000; Mr.. sands being again the nondsman- In
house and lot at No. 3D. Water street. On ali the
other twelve bonds Mr.. Devlin appears as bonds
man anc lustihes IN fourteen lots on the EiInth
avenue, between l40th aud l4lsL streets. Iney
are as lOllOws:-
lnree indictments, found against Tweed ana In
Rersoll on February 20 1878, for forgery IN tue
tnld degree. The nrst IS for forging the name OF
&. y. Boiler 10 warrant Tor Ss9379. dated May
ID, 1905 the second Tor forging the same name 10
warrant Tor SaG260 II, dated May 7. 1870, ana me
third 70 warrant Tor S35 ia 0S, dated MAY ],
1870, all purpo.tlng be Tor supplies TO the Court
House. In these three cases the pail is hxed at
$1,000 each.
In altering bill OF Keyscris 10 an amount OF
S27, SsT 3s. BAH S., 900.
six indictments against Tweed and Connolly for
mlsdemeanor found February 20, 1873, Tor andiL-
ing bills OF ! Mcbride Davidson, the safe manu-
iacturer, and d. q. Boiler. The first bill for
$6s,2lS 81 dated May 49, 1870; the second on a
bill Tor $US5l5 TO- dated May 81 the third on bill
for sl2432 16-all OF Mcbride Davidson; the
4S7 81 dated June TO- 1870; the nftn on claim or
Davidson for $66495 so, and the sixth on bill OF
the same for s12317 H. The bail In those SIX cases
Is 81, 600 each.
three Indictments for forgery in the third de-
gree. found against Woodward and Tweed on
February 20, 1873. The first rs Tor forging the
name or DAVIDSON, the sale maker, TO warrant
Tor So3,675 81, date Juno n. ls7o the second for
, forging Inc same TO warrant Tor sl2,43 10,
dated June "a, 1870; and the third for forging tae
same % warrant Tor $6s.5l5 20, dated May 80
1870. Bail, 81, 900 in each case.
Tue last 10 the new Indictment found on June
is, 1875. Tor conspiracy 10 get the signature or A.
Oakley Hall, mayor, 10 claim oi Keyser Co.
les and drill rooms, the warrant being dated June
10, 1870. In this case the BAH was $4,000.
APPROVING THE suRETIEs.
After the bonds had all been executed and
signed, Tweed ana MS party repaired agaln
were followed by the same crowd, but
Tweed's rapid gait disappointed many IN
the qualification OF their curiosity. There was
pretty violent scramble TO get into the court room
and take possession OF the seats, and u was ludl-
circus to witness the disappointment Of the curt
Gus escort OF Tweed when hey found that the
proceedings were over before they had fairly got
into their seats. IL took Juoge Brady just NM
ute to approve the sureties, ana, to everybody g
great disgust, Tweed moved out again, holding
his hat IN mis- hand. Scarcely had he emerged
from the court house when an elegant carriage
with A uveried coacnman on the box drove up.
ana Tweed, his two sons and Deputy Sheriff Nc
Gonlga. stepped In Some among the crowd bent
over and almost put their he ads into tue carriage
TO see the "Boss.n Ana then ne drove OF IN grand
style. IL was curious sight when contrasted
the misfortune TO be only small tnieI Is hand
cuhed ana mlseraoy dragged through the streets,
or smut up III a close aud sthlng van.
THE REARREsT
Major Quincy subsequently served the order OF
counsel, Messrs. David Dudley Field 4 Son. ut his
of1ice IN Duane street. by appointment, At one
O'Clock. He remained there Tor Two hours arrang
ing matters for the future and in earnest CONVEX
sation. At three O'Clock ne expressed wish 10
20 10 luncn, ana Major Quincy took MIN To Del
monicos, In Chambers street. He was taken In q
close Carriage, out on passing In several people
recognized the old familiar face and iorm when
shouts went up, There's Tweed there's Tweed ~
ana in moment a crowd had gathered at the
door.
The ex-Boss was taken up to private room and
partook OF hearty lunch-such q meal as he
had never had on the Island. After remaining
there Tor an hour or two, he was rapidly driven
TO Ludlow street JAIL in charge or Deputy
Sherln McGonieal and Order or Arrest Clerk
quincy, and was there delivered over TO the
Warden VINO Is responsible to the Sheriff for his
safe Keeping. The hour OF his arrival at the
jail was twenty minutes to six p. Al.
IN PRISON AGAIN.
Tweed'S room Is the large, elegant pall0r OF
the Warden, MI. Durham, Immediately TO the
left OF the entrance. IL was very comfortably,
almost luxurluusy, furnished Easy chairs, and So
fas, mahogany table in the centre, pictures on the
wall, q gilt frame mirror, an elaborate chance
Her, bookcase with elegantly bound books, and
washstand and large rosewood french Dedstead
formed the principal furniture. The two princl-
pal pictures are the "Pet Fawnn and a very good
portrait of Martin Van Buren,. The room has two
large windows oraDed with lace curtains, and IS
quite cool and airy. Tweed Will no DOUBT be very
comfortable III 1t. His meals Will be furnished by
the warden. who is an excellent caterer, and no
doubr will please his guest. Last evening he read
the papers quietly ana talked very little.
To day, IL is said motion will be made 20 re-
duce the bah In the civil suits