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The New York herald., 1877-01-11
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FIRES.

DuRNING OF CHURCH IN MoRRIsrowN.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
MoRRIsrowx, N. j., Jan. 10, 1877.
Tho South Street Presbyterian church, frame build
Ing burned tonight at quarter past FIVE O'Clock
the cause being detective fue Loss, $ls 900: insured
for $4,000 In New York companies The building
was erected In 1912 and rebuilt In 1865.
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THE RUSSIAN FLEET.

DEPARTURE OF THE BoaATIR FOR HAMPTON
RoADs-THE GRAND DUKE HEARD FROM
REGRETS OF THE CHARLEsToNIANs-TH
FLEET TO WINTER AT PoRTsMoUTH-IN-
TENDED MOVEMENTS OF ALEXIS.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CHARLESTON Jan. TO- 1877.
The steam corvette Bogatir Of the Russian Imperial
Navy, which has been lying of this port for the past
days. obedience instructions from the Rus
sian Minister, sailed tonight for Hampton Roads
The Minister Mr.. Nichols shiskin, and Rear Admiral A.
Crawn received despatch to-day from Grand Duke
Alexis, dated Madrid In which he informed that
the Grand Duke wsad sail directly from that port to
Portsmouth, Va in the Svetlana, of which he is cap.
tain. The despatch further stated that tho Askod,
OF the four vessels which expected here,
ON her way this port the Cruiser the despatch
boat would accompany the Svetlana. 1t was in ODE.
dence this despatch that tho Minister ordered the
Boga,ir to Hampton Roads to the coming
Of the other vessels. The Minister and Rear
guests OF u number of prominent gentlemen OF this
city, LETT by rail night for Portsmouth, Va leaving
behind them the regrets Of all that the programme
should have been changed ana Charleston deniod tho
honor OF so distinguished visit So far as the Min
lister informed before leaving tonight the vessels
will DO stationed at Hampton Roads for the winter,
and tho Grand Duke, he SAID, would seize tho oppor
tunity Of visiting number OF prominent places in
she United States
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NEW GOLD DIGGINGS.
GREEN RIVER, Wy. T., j

GREEN RIVER, wy. T., Jan. 10. 1877.
Eleven miners came INTO Camp Brown on January
O for supplies from the head OF Wood River, and all
bring gold with them. They report about thirty
men In the dgg!ngs working with rockers and
making $40 per day and upward Ono man named
Watson found nugget valued at $50. The party re-
mort no snow on the route and very little IN the camp
Jhey Will return Immediately with about forty men
from Lander CITY, IN the Wind River Valley, Who eol
ubilan over The new discovery, they intended to
20 into those diggngs early IN the spring nut now
leave with tho Wood liver party. The distance from
Camp Brown TO the new diggiDgs 10 about eighty
miles,
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HAYES AND WHEELER.

FIRST MEETING OF THE TWO REPUBLICAN CAN
DIDATEs SINCE THE ELECTION.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Jan. 10, 1877
william A. Wheeler arrived here at ten minutes to
four to-day and was met by General John Mitchell ana
conducted his residence, where no this evening mo
Governor Hayes at dinner. HERALD correspondent
called Mr.. Wheeler to night and was told that his
visit had no special significance. He had not met
HAYES since the election and here simply to renew
Old friendships Mr. Wheeler will remain here to-
morrow when the republican members Of the General
Assembly will call on him.
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DISASTROUS FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE IN NEW
JERSEY.

NEwrowS, Jan. 10, 1871
At twenty minutes to two O'Clock this morning nro
was discovered in tho OF Demorest Clarks fur
nture and undertaking store. The building OF
brick with franc extension, valued at $40 00O and
owned by Mrs. Clark. It was insured for 81, 600
Theodore smonson's law Office adjoining, belonging to
the Levi Shepherd estate, had the roof and ccilng
crushed by the falling wall Tho damage Is $780, The
Methodist church damaged to the extent OF $500
insured. T. Halsted Shaicr, the proprietor OF book.
store was crushed TO death Hubbard Stevens was
badly injured. Theodore Morford and l.. d. Roscn.
krans slightly injured In Snonsons law office,
Ambrose Williams and John Massakir were injured
by tho falling wall
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A MISPLACED RAIL.

ANOTHER TRAIN THROWN FROM THE TRACK
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN SERIOUSLY IN
JURED.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Jan. 10, 1877.
Tho south bound mail train the Pensacola Railroad
was thrown from the track last night by misplaced
rail- NJ Butler, fireman. was fatally injured, and
Stephen Lcdbctter, engineer. badly hurt Two
had passed the scene OF the accident an hour before
when all was right The engineer the misplaced
rail- but too late TO stop tho train. Everything goes
to that the rail was deliberately displaced. and
the company has offered reward OF 81 900 tor the
apprehension OF the guilty party.
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THE BoGATIR AT BEAUFoRT-ExCHANoE OF
CoURTEsIEs WITH COMMODORE CLITZ.
BY TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD

BY TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD.
BEAUFORT, s. c. Jan. 10, 1871
The Russian fleet finally goes to Hampton Roads,
Va, instead OF wintering in Port Royal Tho social
advantages OF the former port and its facilities for
reaching the outer world carried the day against
this snug harbor. The Russian corvette Bogatir,
Captain Schaforf, commanding, arrived at four
p. n. from or Charleston. Commodore Clitz
officer to extend facilities, and she
sauted tho flag with twenty-one guns, which
promptly returned by tho United States ship New
Hampshire, Commodore Cltz, and afterward saluted
the broad pennant OF Commodore Clitz, permanent
naval officer Of the port, which was duly
wcdgcd by the New hampshire Tho Bogatir
will probably proceed she rendezvous of the
Russian fleet Hampton Roads, all the Others incud-
ing the flag ship SHETLAND, Captain the Grand Duke
Alexis, flying Rear Admiral Bontukol's pennant,
will DO there by Sunday next II not
earlier Tho change in the programme OF the Russian
Admiral has caused deep disappointment in social and
naval circles here, agreeable and lively season
anticipated by all. Great preparations for balls,
excursions and other recreatons to amuse guests
had been commenced, but are now likely to be
tircly given up the grief OF the young ladies OF
South Carolina and Georgia. who pray that the Grand
Duke may finally change his mind again and allow his
fleet 10 remain in these waters.
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THE TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NASHVILLE, Jan. 10, 1877.
In the joint convention of the Tennessee Legs-
ature Harris was declared elected United States
Senator for six years amid great applause.
Fourteen ballots had on the short term, the
last count standing ollows:-Batc 81; Bailey 27;
Kew 13: Turney, Z, and Maynard, 20 Tho contest
awakened "A decided interest. The house was crowded
with spectators. An attempt 10 hold democratic
caucus ton gh failed. The feeling such that
could not DO had, every man IS running for himself
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DAMAGES AGAINST THE ERIE.

MIDDLErowN, N. Y, Jan. 10, 1871
In the Of John Siemon, OF Boicevillc, Ulster
county, against the Eric Railway Company, tried at
the Orange County Circuit Court, before Judge J. O.
Dykman the jury to-day gave verdict for the PLAIN
tin for $4,000 damages The plaintiff had his jaw
broken by Ial received while aghting from a train
IN April, 1915, at susquchanna, having been
past the station.
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CHARLES d. BIRDSEYR.

Tie above named gentleman, an old and vol known
lawyer Of Now York, and Tor many years, during the
old municipal regime, Clerk OF tho Marine Court, In
which position he will bc we'll remembered by tho
members OF the New York Bar died suddenly, on tho
9th INST, from injuries received from tall, nj his
residence, No 81 East Ninth street. in this city HIS
funeral will take place on Thursday, lth insL at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon
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NEIL CAMPBELL.

Jersey City lost on Tuesday evening most respected
and worthy ctizcnby tho death OF Neil Campbell He
was nativs Of Argylcsbrc, scotland aud came TO this
country when chd He was hfty-scven years oil age
at tho time OF hts death. lie member Of The Jer
scy city Board Of Aldermen from 1869 TO 1871 was
chef inc Caledonia Club and one Of the vice prcsi.
oen!s Of the Burns Club.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ILLINOIS.

JAcKsoyvrLE, Jan, 10. 1877.
fire here yesterday morning destroyed several
buildings, including a grocery and hardware store,
causing a loss OF about f70,o0O; insurance about
$40, 900, In sixteen companies, chiefly Eastern
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A.-HENNETT BIiII.DING

PIMPLEs ARE INEXPRESsIBLY NOTIFYING
Remedy-GLESss SULPHUR SOAR.
HILLS. HAIR AND wnisNtR DYE" black brown, 500
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A.-BENNETT BUILDING
FIHEPEOOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON SITS.
iiANps9ME ANn , WELL HEAgEp rfsiCEs
SUITABLE FOX
LAWYERS RaNKERs AND INSURANCE OFFICES.
APPLY on THE PREMISES.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
Tho following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in com.
parson with tho corresponding date OF last year, as
indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
VrR Buildiuc--
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All DysopnrRs ARISING rRoy

A-C0NSUMPrIvEs FIND WELCOME RELIEF
and steadily gaia strength from the OF PARKERs GiSGEs
Toxic.
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BALLS, PARTIES, SNOW AND RAIN BOOTS
Shoes, India kubbcrs. Patrouxc MILLER Co, Union
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Average temperature yestcrdny 22l
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year. 3s
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Don ATTEMPT TO CURE YOUR COLD BY DE-
trlyinE yOnr stomach with vle compounds but wear
GRspuArtp Cntsr LUSG PnortrrOR sold eveywhcre;
by mnil az. ISAAC A. SINGER Manufacturer. Iob
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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER.
VATIONS.

JANUARY 10, 1877.
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A.-FOR ALL DISORDERS ARISING FROM AN
unhcalthy condition OF the liver stomach remedy
equals rr scnkscK's MASpRAxE PILLS. which arc
used nv thousands with the beneficial results Ono
box Of these pills vaucd at 2c will the efficacy of
the medicine. No how costve how bilious the
be- the habit OF body Is Immediately corrected
and regulated aud he organs brought 20 healthy aud
activity. The Mandrake Pills are likewise In
ble for sick hcadacho aud piles For sale by all
druv
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PoMEROy'S TRUssEs ARE BY FAR THE BEST
Poini,oY rRus COMPANY 7ie Broadway.
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Brigadicr General Commanding.
HEADouARrERs DErAHrSEsr OF TUE GuLy,l
New ORLEANS, Jan. 9, 1877. I
(necevcd at Washington D :U6 \. MI
To Hon. J. ID. CAMERON, Secretary Of War, Washing.
ton, ID. G =
Have inst received assurances from General Nichols
that the armed forces under his orders Will bo dis
banded at once, and TINT he had gwen orders
that disturbances should occur. State House not
disturbed. e. o. AUGUR,
Brgader General COMMANDING
DEMOCRATS INTERVIEW WITH PRESIDENT
Representatives. Gibson, Ellis and Levy. democrats
of the Louisiana delegation, called the President to-
day to ascertain whether any interference was con
tcmplatcd by MIN looking tn recognition OF tho rival
governments in that State The Secretary Of war and
the Attorney General were present at the Interview
The substance Of tho Presidents reply was to the
effect that he would not the absence OF all tho facts
before him, any order recognizing either gov
ornmont any OF the r respective departments. The
President attached Importance 10 the fact that ono
Legislature occupied the Capitol and tho other s.
Patrick's Hail. and he assured tho delegation that the
troops would be employed only for the purpose sup
pressing violence, preserving the public peace and
preventing COLLISION. The delegation express them.
selves perfectly satisfied with the Interview.
THE DEMOCRATS TO GovrnSoR NICHOLAS.
Representatives Ellis, Levy and Gibson OF Louis-
ana after their Interview with tho President to-day
tcegrapbcd as iollows:-
To FnAycs r. NICHOLS, Governor Of Louisiana -
We have seen the President TAFT and Cameron to-
gcthcr We assured the federal government
will not now interfere or recognize Packard's gov.
graphs Augur To- dlspcrsc mob threatening tho
State House. The President viii not recognize
either government til all the facts are
before him, and regards the occupation OF the State
House by in the light - the occupation OF
the Court House by the other gUscrnmcnt and Will
keep hands oil unless collision esiara We advise no
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PIPER HEIDsTECK.
For sale everywhere.

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TIE NEWARK BANKS.

The excitement In Newark over the crippled oon.
dion OF the Newark Savings Institution has entirely
subsided. aud yesterday the ssruns" ON the Newark
and the Howard ran themselves entirely out During
the there quite crowd Of dspostsrs at
the Howard, but the afternoon witnessed marked
failing on, and wheu the bank closed thsro were but
few persons present 1t vas tne same at the older
concern ON the corner OF Mechanic aud Broad
streets The total daily amounts paid out by the
Newark since hafpast one O'Clock on Wednes'
day wnsn the Chan CO or's order into effect
as follows Wednesday, from hall-past one TO tive
O'clock NJ, $4,000; Thursday, $4,000; Frid"y,
$24 900; Saturday, 81 S00 Tne bnK officers that
instead Of total sos ooO they anscpat hav
ing called upon out $780, 000 they did not
believe pubic confidence in the institution would De
so little disturbed as these figures Indicate. They
expocted an infinitely fercsr rush. si tMA i.tt e4
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A QUEER EXPLANATION.

HOW ME-. DAVIES RESCUED A POOR YOUNG
LINGUISTIC CHARITY AT A SNUG PROFIT
rEARFUL sUFYERINes OF "A TENDER HEART.
A HERALD reporter called upon MT. James R. Davfes
Judge Pincknsy's private secretary, yesterday n re
lation the statements of Mr.. Max Steiner and Mr..
Michael Angermann. published in Tnursdsy's HERALD.
Mr. Davies nrss ssd tnat he did not wish 10 speak
on tbs subject at ALL efe4ra itH hat sN2a
s.But pernaps,D he added, after q moments relec-
tion, ut Is better u reply to these Two mcn Mr.
Stener's statement Is not worth replying to IN full,
for what he says 10 almost wholly incorrect. am
not in recsps of anything like $500 week from these
marsnas' tees. All the proat derive from the post
ton 10 $50 week. Tnat have deprived Mr. Anger
mann oi 500 Q month Is also lase. Judge P,pckney
when was deprived of my clerKship, rendered
this position OF private sscretary. was also given
the rprstershp of the Court with the privilege
find person TO nil IT. lt4.J
ae@Hs VERY THIN CHARITY. n# as
al looked around tor interpreter found Anger.
mann. considered him poor, but honest young
fellow He barelooted, mis- clothes we're torn
ana he looked ike beggar. He mad q wife ana TAM
lily. cloth nim put on ntin thc SUIT he now
wcurs aud dressed him from head 10 foot offered
him the position OF Interpreter OF the court and he
jumped my proposition, gladly agreeing to do the
work ior s. . week. For some time no satisfied.
would deposit Il in the bank, paying him the money
agrssd upon out Of fF1u
ASoERMAyS THROUGH
s,For the last two or three months ho was In the
court he failed TO give the warrants. asked him
for explanation, when, with tears 10 ms eyes, he
would say, Won't you let me have ails my vile Is
sick ana sadly need the money We'll, couldn't
refuse the mans prayer, and to this day he me
for those sums oil money loaned him In his siok
wile's name.
PITiFUL-TEARrED TITAN
tAs to Angermanns g dismissal his assertion thatthe
note my handwriting is not so. The FIRST as
we'll AS Tho second message was sent TO hun by Judge
Pinckney. The second was sent, so that Angermann
could get his pay Tor that month. altnough never
did days work TO show for IT, II is hght made
against mo by INSCRIPTIONS niarshals and their
agents. And whyf Because am faithful Ia the dis
charge OF my duty bscause stand between them anu
fraud because shield many poor family from their
barbarity." sNMs,1 III
~. JUDGE PIycKNEY COURT.
Judge P'nckncy nas been at the morning session
OF Ma Court Tor the last three or four days He is
looking comparatively WE'LL he Is now under the
care OF ORA Post and Mann, the hrst named OF whom
comes alter MN at the close OF the Courts morning
session He has given himself up 10 their care, and
obeys Implicitly what they tell him. Many troubles
have cunspred TO inJure the Judges oalth, among
them financial and even domestic troublea
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A NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

scheme has been started to establish a .'Na-
tionar Ride Association. similar In scope to tho Ma.
tIonal Rife Association oi Great Britain II is pro.
posed 10 have Woo president representing each
State aud that the General Of the Army be invited 10
hli The office oi president A petis,on will be All.
dressed 70 Congress for recognition and financial aid
10 Tue undertaKng An initial meeting Will shortly bs
he'd 10 this city The following gentlemen nave PROM
ised their support 10 tho enterprise Gen.
Forsyth, Inspector W. f. STRONG, Captain j. w. Riley
United states Army, and Mr.. George lizard, OF Chi
cago and nearly all the prcs tdenn OF the numerous
ride Choosing clubs 4N.MMl ~
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THE WRESTLING BEAR.

"Martin," the unvanquIshed wrestling bear, whose
weight is 4so pounds aud VINO stands seven feet nigh
in his socks taken out Tor an airing yesterday
afternoon in an open Darouche 10 which four horses
were attached Bruin sat up quite composed and dd
not seem be the least disconnected Ny tho enthu
sastc crowds wncn gathered IN buch engernoss that
Il was hardly possible TO move the coacn from point
10 point. This bear is pted aga nst NJ Tnicbaud
Bauer the fam Greco Roman wrestler for purse
Of $3.50 and $500 bet At The French Theatre, on
Wednesday evening next
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THE WESTMINSTER KLNNEL CLUB.

.The wsstm nstsr Kennel Club yesterday flsd
their articles OF incorporation the County CLERKS
Office IL is stated that tho objects OF the society are
TO collect own hire. sei exhibit, board and tram
dogs 10 bu,d and establish kennels necessary for such
purposes To study improve tie breed Of dogs aud
10 proviic club mouse where members may meet Tor
lawful sporting purposes Tne incorporators aro-
lie Grand B. cannon. Alexander 3. Webb. q. de Brls
Wassrau william NJ. Tiic. ton, Henry W. Webb, VIII
lam A. Morgan wiIiiam seward Webb, George De For
rest q rant and Frederic. X. Barnard
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FIRST PREcIscr Henry and Joseph Klausmau,
propristors. No. % Old slip, and Msrun Welbrock,
No. l23 Maiden lane. eth 3@aasf
FOURTH pREcINcr.-Daniel Wholau, proprietor. No.
a57 Pearl street, and Edward Bott bartender No. AIS
Pearl street. ss ~
l94 cst street "
s.vENrn PRECINCT. John GilfoyIe, No. l62 East
Broadway; W. Decke, No. 5la Water street;
William WnaIan. No. 1872 East Broad way
Jonp Hoynes, No. 241 south street; Frederick Schu.
leu. No. 473 Grand street; Henry schwartz, No. SO
Pike street, and lliam v0usky, No. 100 East Broad
way.
NINTH PREcIsor.-Louis Knauer, No ~ Eighth
avenue s.y attes ..-.
TnIRrEESTH PREcrNcr-Martin Heater, No. 102 Nor
folk street. and John Smith, No 225 Monroe street
y There arrests made IN the rentn Eleventh,
Seventeenth or Eighteenth precincts
FIFTEENTH PREcIScr-Charcs kearnes, 16 West
Houston street
sixrgEsTH PREcIScT.-Phhp RaqueL No sos Eighth
avenue; James McNaly, No. 279 Tenth avenue; James
Clark, No. 2Tl FL III avenue
NINErEENTH PRscIxcT.-George Hetriuger, No. 746
Sixth avenue; Mlchnei Dunn No l.Ov6 sixth avenue;
avenue; John Meyer, No. 130 Third avenue;
Casper Gre grch, No l43 First avenue, ana Henry
Cooper, No 500 First avenue. a.
lwENTY-FIRsr PRxCIycT.-Jamcs Murphy, No. 21S
East Ihiriy-fourlh street; Thomas McEwon, No. Dol
THIRD avenue. and Dennis Scnmidt' No. 324 East
Twonty-eghtn street.
TwES1Y.SIyTn PRECINCT. Julius Schroeder No. 130
Park avenue; Henry Scnmtt, No. 257 Sixth avenue;
Henry Holtx, No. 257 seventh avenue.
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RACKET AND HANDBALL.

The largest racket ana handba court in the n'ted
States has been erected In Hudson street. Hoboken,
by Nathaniel Hicks, she former catcher Of the Mutual
Baseball Club. It's 6s ecs long, "a iest wide, and 80
feet high IN tho rhe walls are cemented as at
the racket club IN TINS city The opening 70 10 take
piscc next Saturday, when exnbiton games viii DO
played by Pnilip Casey the handbali champion, and
McQuaid the ex-cnampon. Professor keatine. Ma
nor ana other experts will also exhibit their skill.
pm, ph,a, IL may be meutloned. has built tour
similar buildings in the last three years.
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nRoApwrLL IN THn romHs.

In the case Of shearman Broadwell. president Of
the Cia,rmont Savings Bank, WHO was arrested by
Detectives O'Connor ana Field OF the Dslrct Attor
ney's oice Jersey CITY Heighs, on the charge OF
perjury the Grand Jury, having found an Indictment
against him 10 that effect bail fixed at tho Of
$4,000 yesterday Inc prisoners counsel, ex-Ro-
corder smth made efforts TO have the bail
reduced, but District Attorney Phelps memorable
on tina. point With something like . forlorn
hope in :hs perspective. the counsel and his
client appeared bciors Judge Donohus the Supreme
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the Governor spoke OF the troubles In the Police Board
In New YORK, aud inquired OF Mr Hardy as 10 their
origin. general conversaton ensued. No interven-
ton was asked by Mr. Hardy Of the Governor nor was
any iplimatlon given by hun as TO any contemPated
action bv Mayor Ely The Governor has no authority
TO act rs the matter standa Removals, when
made by the Mayor, must come before the Governor
fora
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GOVERNOR ROBINSON "PosTED.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEHALD.j
ALBANY. N. Y, Doc. 10, 1871
Mr. Hardy Mayor Ely scIerk, being IN town on some
business con neoed with New York affairs, called upon
Governor Robinson In the Of tho convorsaton