The New York herald., 1877-10-12

Shells. he has explained the matter nimsc".
Genet, think was mostly borrowed money, ano
bought some stock OF the Stafford Pavement 1ompany.
lngcrsoli 4 Co.; transactions oack"ara anu 'o'
Farley: was certainly borrowed money and election
expenses.
North; subscription TO a lund TO deiray expenses
Incurred think by his arrest He was 10 ba'imoro
collecting soldiers votes and was arrested
c. 0'Caliahan; don't know.
J. p. Solomon; election expenses
T. MANNER; borrowed money
John Ncsbitt; borrowed money.
T.. Cuddy; borrowed money.
Isaiah Rypders; borrowed money, paid back
John Scott borrowed money, paid BACK or orcc'eu
to be handed over 10 me-
John Hogan; | don't recolect about
Blair; borrowed money.
Kcyser; II IS understood what that was
o'Brien; l have explained as 10 that In tho same
Keyser; l have explained
GAVIN; again have explained.
McQuade think was election expenses.
Bryan Reilly know was borrowcd money.
j. A. Farrell atreasurcr; that Was subscription 70
". D. Murphy; was money borrowed and also
money paid for other purposes
John Murray don't recoliect about
Thomas Murphy; that must have been for the pur-
chase OF the property IN Madison avenue. between
Sixty-seveuth ana Sixty-eghth streets.
keenan,; borrowed money.
Alderman Cowing here asked, "What heenan az
you refer tor Mr. Tweed replied, "Patrick Il.
keenan,, formerly Coroner, now deceased
hr. Tweed then continued reading and comment
Felix Murphy; don't know about
George o Jones; tninK that must have been money
which Jones ADVANCED TO Us on my cheek.
Swan, is a subscription TO Mr. Swan-C. d. Swan
Nr Green's right hand man.
c. +. Norton; Senator, borrowed money.
Richmond; don't recolleci about
W. NJ. Graham; was borrowed money.
Isaiah Blood; was a business matter
Alexander Frear, i don't recoect what that was
Flagg; advanced for the Assembly
W. l. Graham; again Assembly.
+. |. Patrick; DON'T rccoiiect about him.
Clark; think waA subscription
Ransom was for services performed in Albany.
ALBANY ARGUS.
Now here comes the Albany Argns chcck. When
made that statement last week about that check
merely did IL to show that had mentioned the Albany
Argus In my statement TO The Attorney General.
had said before that never paid the Argus any money
thar knew of Now that has been taken up and
have been blamed and derided and abused-thats tho
way suffer all the tune.
William Cauldwei tnat check have explained.
A. Is. Banks; have explained to-day.
W. Hnchman; that, think, was subscription for
elect on purposes
J. W. Crump; don't know about
S. G. J. Plum don't know wnat IL is.
John Wdey; that was IN relation " a baseball club
4. Monaghan; don tknow about.
p. Waterson; don't know about
George Beach; THAT'S an Albany matter.
o. W. Brennan; / don't know ABOUT
I. j. Bradley, treasurer; don't Know who he 10.
j, Il. Coulter; was borrowed money.
Thomas Connor; don't know who he Is; think
he was Alderman in 1865.
G. II. Purser again
WKins again; he had charge of tho Second ward
OF for the past two weeks.
Thomas 1. Fields; / don't rccollecl about
NJ Connolly; l don't TscolleCt.
J. Mcbride Davidson again.
John McMichaei; don't know about
james Riley; don't recollecl
Charles McCieary; don't recolect
n. Haley; don't rccoliect
Toronce Duffy; was for election mattcra
W. Furloug; was for election purposes.
Haley, Muller, Bowling, Duffy. Muller, Brennan and
Jones. all together, election matters.
Hastings; have explained.
Hugh smith; for borrowed loans and other matters
Sweeny; was the same.
Van vcchtcn the same. Some of this was borrowed
money and some was Albany matter
Alexander Ward as ! said before was monoy in
1870 advanced to the payroll OF laborers
Terence Farley; don't know what II was for
Walter Roche; some borrowed money very little
know; the balance Supervisory matters.
Charles 4. Loew; have explained before
Garvey; have explained.
f.. Jones Co don't know what they were for
New YORK Printing Company; don't know what
they were for.
Democrat newspaper; do know they never were
paid. -,
dorsed by himself'-"checks payable to his order''
again, This shows conc.nsveIy that DIDN'T intend
TO throw mud on anybody IN this matter, because |
.Loans and donations''-Coonel James Fisk 81, OOO
| don't know what that was for
B Kelly 81, 30O .'borrowcd money, not return 3D.
Tnat is u mistake; Mr. Keiy never borrowed from me
that he did return. He does owe me dollar
The rest OF these checks don't recolect general
Lawyers fcos' were taken from checks In m pos-
session. They were only reainers paid 10 the lawyers
Tue amount guess Is right The charges | don't
know, the gross amounts guess are right
Now will take this con ession up the order be-
gan Since made this statement have satisfied N.Y.
SELF that all said was true, and much could be
SAID. As to Mr.. 0'Brien's claim. would say In COZ
with that, speaking OF burning my books an
assisted by my said assisted by my clerks in
the Office" couldn't tell who did II.
SENATOR wooDIx's MAN.
Mr. Tweed then caused to be read from a daily
paper a statement oil Mr. James A. Weed, who was
mentioned by Mr. rweod at previous session as hav-
ing been appointed By hm to an ONCE in the Water
Registers Bureau at the request OF Senator woodIn
The purport Of the statement was that Mr. Weed SO
far from having snccure, had faithfully performed
the duties OF his Office aud that he was lot III any way
indebted TO Mr.. Tweed for his appoin I'M ent. Mr.
Tweed in controvcrson oil this, read extract from
the charter OF 1870 whereby all employees OF tho
Croton Department were removed aud claimed that
Mr. Weed therefore could not have been retained
unless appointed by himself. Regarding the supple.
mental statement wbcn had been characterized us
attempt to furnish Information to order TO Mr..
Farchiid Mr. Tweed stated That his counsel had WIS.,
tied Secretary Bgelow and Attorney General FAIR
child and those gentlemen had suggested topics which
should be touched upon. II witness did not nculpate
cx-Govornor Hoffman or say anything against Mr.
Tnlrlow Weed IL because he knew nothing dcrog-
aory TO the character Of those gentlemen ii sup,
pose said Mr. Tweed, 't would have notified those
officials II had done so, Tor they went out OF the ine
of the examination TO bring those gentlemen In but
could not DO u and uid 10 IT,,
MISTAKE EEcTIPED
In reply TO Alderman CowIng Mr.. Tweed said that q
mistake had been made Ia the supplementary state
toms name IN the connection In when IL appeared.
He did not remember who advised him to destroy his
papers. Nj. Iownsend did rot wish TO UNDER
stood that he had introduced Judge Fulcrton's name
without Mr.. Tweeds suggestion and The witness ex-
planned That mistake might easily have been made,
as the statement mad been prepared In a hurry, and
wnie drafting IL they had been subject very annoy
ing interruptions Dir. Tweed was askcu whether the
gross amount OF frauds perpotrated by the Ring
under his administration nearer TO
S60,O00,00O than 10 s6000,000. He had maze
estimate bul he thought not Witness was qucs
toned 10 MS ability to give the names the fraud
ulcnt election managers throughout the city and he
promised to do so II he could get possession OF tho
lists and refresh his recollection Mr.. townsend said
that his client haa mol been furnished with the writ
ten questions to be asked the papers he had ap-
ped Tor nor had he oeen nbc to the persons with
whom he must talk before he could properly 20 on
with the examination. Mr. Cole was bsent aud
neither Mr. Townsend or his client had ce nj m 81 nee
the previous Session. Under these circumstances he
asked tor adlournmcnL Ii was agreed TO adjourn
unt Wednesday morning next at eleven o'clock, wncn
q long session VIII be held.
Mr.. Tweed that he would like TO have the docu-
ments relative TO the Board OF Aldermen Board OF
Supervisors, Whichever II might be, which had Tho
appointment OF officers tor the years during
which he power, and he would endcavor 10
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