Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-27
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SINGULAR PROCEEDING.

SINGULAR PROCEEDING.
WAsHTyoTos, Juno 22.-fhe Aetipg
Secretary Of the Treasury has telegrapbed
the Collector of Customs at Charleston,
TO allow the political exiles, who arrived
on the bark Ping from Uruguay, to lana.
No good reason has been shown why
they should be excluded from this coup.
try. 1t appears that though the vessel
sailed under the Oriental fiag. she car
ried no papers. There is some trouble
in regard to Der legal duty in the United
States, and 1t is supposed she has IN
Cured several penalties by her arrival as
aforesaid.
LOFTY TUMBLE.
DETROIT, June pat o'clock to-day
the scaffolding in the new opera house
fell distance OF fifty feet. -Four work
man were carried down, and one named
Jackson was instantly killed. the others
are thought to be fatally injured.
WAR CLOUD.
NEw YORK, June a. A cabal dis
patch reports that the British Govern
ment has declared war against Burmah.
The report causes considerable excite
ment. especially in well informed bust
ness circles, where large interests would
be materially affected by an Anglo
Burmese war. The same dispatch says
the Chinese Government is concentrat.
ing troops at Manwyne. In case OF the
Anglo Burmese quarrel, a formidable
Chinese army is available for service at
any moment on the frontier. This war
like movement has greatly depressed
commerce.
''BIo SIX" AGAIN IN COURT.
Boss Tweed appeared in the court
house to-day, in custody Of a deputy
sheriff. Ho was struggled off Blackwell 8
Island at 10 o'clock last night, and drove
around the city in carriage this morn
ing. He went to his Office in Duane
street, and spent some time in consulta-
ton with his counsel, after which he
proceeded to the District Attorneys Of
flee with his son and secretary. In the
Supreme Court his counsel presented
to Judge Davis the order OF the Court OF
Appeals for his discharge from the peni-
Tertiary, which was signed by the Judge.
He soon after appeared in the court OF
Oyer and Terminer before Judge Brady.
The room was soon packed with people,
and immense numbers Of others clamor.
ing for admittance. The District Attor.
ney moved that defendant be arraigned
to plead to the indictment found in No.
vember. 1873. David Dudley Field, Of
counsel for Tweed, stated he was moi
ready to plead or make q motion tc
quash, notice Of this indictment having
been received only few days since
Peckhani. on behalf Of the people, said
it was evident that defendant intended
to pursue the old tactics, and stay of
proceedings as long as possible. This
was disclaimed by Field. A legal wal
OF words followed, which lasted nearly
an hour, Phelps and Peckham. On be
half OF the people, claiming there was M
reason why the case should be made
special one, or special favor be shown
defendant. Field demanded to know
what special favors have beer
shown or would be. my client.
said he, "has for seven months been
illegally confined in the penitentiary, and
when, after committing this outrage-ar
outrage for which every one concerned
in it shall be held strictly accountable,
and after no is released by higher
power than themselves; 1t Is wrong and
unjust to ask us to plead to an indict
ment of which we know nothing. Coun
sci said 1t could not be considered Q
special favor to issue warrants in civi
suit of six millions, and fix bail at tn,
enormous figure Of three millions. ap(
that such bail was unheard Of "Yes,
said Peckham, land the stealing of 81,
millions was an unheard Of thing unit
the defendant committed the theft.
The matter here rested and Judge Brad,
stated he believed the defendant ough
to have time to examine tho indictments
but would not give the formal decision
until later in the day. the Court the
, fixed the bail on the new indictment
charging the Boss with fraudulen,ly oil
tanning the signature Of Mayor Hall t
: the warrant paid Andrew J. Garvey. o
this indictment the Court fixed the ba
at $4,000.
The proceedings were then adjourned
, and Tweed, surrendered by his counse
left the courtroom. Bail and indie
ments will be furnished this afternoo,
He was taken in custody and conveye
TO Jail, where he remains until the 50
600, 900 bail 10 furnished.
THE TRIBUNE ON BEACH.
New YORK, June 22.-The Tribun,
referring to Beach's intima,ion that tn
Beecher jury have been tempered wit
: in the interest Of defendant, and Il
, jury's appeal to the Court for protectio
: says: This extraordinary practise
brow beating the jury does not con
!. within the category of loose talkin
: Apparently this policy has been full
resolved on and has a definite purpos
O II has been the current talk for sor
). time that Beach's hope in the case is
get up personal feeling among the jur
y striving thereby to prevent unanimo
i vote for acquittal. 1t is difficult on o.
d other hypothesis to understand the p,
!, pose of judicious advocate in quar-
ing 80 openly sud persistently with I
u jury.
WANTS HIS WALKING PAPxRs.
John Morrisey was before the Ia
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