The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-06-23


Charleston, 8. c., asking if the exiled
Uruguayans on board the Perig shall be
allowed to land. The Treasury Depart
ment will await the opinion of the Secre-
tary of State before answering the tele-
gram.
A despatch received from Surgeon
General Benl, of the navy, from Key
West, this morning, reports cnse of yell
low fever in that place; it wns first no.
ticed yesterday morning.
The Canadian Rubber Company, of
Montreal, employing 400 females and
200 males, Only runs half time after
to-day, owing to the dullness of tho
trade.
The Grand Trunk Car Construction
Shops, of Montreal, are closed, and
throwing several hundred men out of
employment.
The grand jury of Algiers Parish, L.,
have presented Justice of the Peace
Thompson for embezzlement and c1-
tortion in Office.
Hr. G. Bondemagre, Of New Orleans,
in At of temporary insanity, committed
suicide on Monday last by first shooting
himself and then jumping into the
river. He succeeded.
New South Wales has voted s5, 900
for its representative ut the Philadelphia
centennial.
Probabilities-For the Gulf and South
Atlantic States. stationary or falling ba
rometer, South-westerly winds, warm,
partly cloudy weather and occasional
rain near the coast
NEW YORK, June GAVIN. M. Tweed's
the penitentiary this morning. It is e1-
pected that lie will be taken to District
Attorneys Office and thence to the Court
of Oyer and Terminer, where bail in
criminal action, under which bench
warrant was recently issued, will DO
fixed. If he gives the required bail he
will probably be arrested by the Sheriff
on an order of arrest granted in civil
suit for 100000 900. Mr.. 'Tweed's coun-
sci may, however, move in Supreme
Court Chambers to-day for the release of
their client or for o reduction Of %, ,O0O,-
600 bail named in order of arrest.
VIM. n. Tweed, this morning, ap-
peared in the Court House, in custody
of Deputy Sheriff McGonigle. Tho city
newspapers have been represented on
Blackwell's Islands for week past, and
their representatives had many promises
made them that Tweed would leave the
penitentiary with their full knowledge;
island, ut 10 o'clock, last night, and
brought to the city, where, according to
to the Deputy Sheriff, he drove round in
carriage. It was generally expected
he would be brought to court to-day,
and consequently large numbers of peo-
pie gathered in the immediate vicinity
OF the Court House for the purpose of
getting sight of him. This morning,
he went to his Office in Duane street,
and spent some time in consultation
with his counsel, after which he pro-
ceeded to the District Attorneys office,
accompanied by his son, VIM. Nj.
Tweed, Jr., and his private secretary,
Foster Dewy. In Supreme Court cham
bers, one of his counsel, Mr.. Willard
BARTLETT presented to Judge Davis the
following order, which was signed by
him: At special term of Supreme Court
of State of New York, held at the new
County Court House, in the city of New
York, on the 22d day of June, 1876
Present, Hon. Noah Davis, Justice. The
people of the State of New York, on reln-
ton Of VIM. NJ. Tweed, plaintiff in error,
against Jos. L. Lipscombe, Warden of
the Penitentiary of the city of New York,
defendant in error. The relntor, VIM.
M. Tweed, having prosecuted his writ of
error to the Court of Appeals, OF the
order or judgment of this Court, bearing
date the - day of March, 1875, which
order or judgment was duly entered by
the Clerk of this Court, and the Court of
Appeals having reversed said order or
judgment of this Court, and having
directed the discharge of the rclator,
now on reading and filing the remittitur
from the said Court of Appeals, and
on motion of NJ. Willard Bartlett, nttor-
ney for the relator, it is ordered TINT the
order and judgment of the Court of Ap-
peals herein be, and the same is
hereby, made the order and judg-
inent of this Court; and it is further
ordered that the said relntor, VIM. NJ.
Tweed be, and he is hereby, discharged
from the custody OF the warden Of the
penitentary of the city OF New York
Mr.. Foster Dewy was the frstl one of
the Tweed party to enter; he had hardly
taken his seat, when Tweed entered, in
charge OF the Deputy Sheriff. He walked
rapidly across the room and took his seat
beside his counsel. In very short