The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-02-05

had been during the his escaua hut that
gentleman said "Numm IL the word and IN ereupon
oiled up aiass OF chsmnscns ana nroirered
IL to the writers rather pieasant # rot a witty
way TO close the lips OF CURIOSITY seekers
Another friend of Genet told The writer that
even the former intimate associates Of the exile did
thought be was i'm Canada moi few snnnoseS he was
In hiding IN remote part OF staten lsIard or Long
Island, and a few thought he had made his Rome in
Halifax "Iu fact D. added the writer's Informant az
am inclined to this latter opinion myself on account
OF one OF his particular friends residing there VINO is
now concer ned In building a railroad In Nova Scotia
After the party lett Fellers VINE room some visits
wore paid to old friends further up town but the
movements of the few persons acc0mpany wing Genet
were quiet and not likely to attract much attention.
Oue OF his old associates told the reporter later in the
day that II did not surprise him when he heard that
Genet had returned. SIN fact, know he has boon
homesck tor a long time the &c emap added .sfor
a man OF Harry Genct's social temperament to stay
away from his friends, all OF whom were warmly
attached to him, must have been torture"
ARRIVAL.
Early In tho day ne VS. OF Genet's return was sent
over the automatic tecgraphic machines placed in
brokers' offices and in the hotels and It was almost
tho sole topic OF conversation Ia Broad " ali and
New Streets whore he was well known his personal
friends celebrated hrs return as II a hero had como
home from the wars In the clubs and uptown hotels
II was also variously discussed. The prevailing feel
ing that OF gladness ut tho return Of ..Prince
Harry" and those vino mad seen him said he looked
WHAT JUDGE DAVIS SAYS
Some surprise having been expressed that Judge
Davis, instead Of admitting Genet 10 bail did not
commit him 10 the Tombs tue writer called upon the
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court aud had an In
he
matter
81 did not know that Genet would come up before
until this morning." the Chiei Justice said, sand,
indeed, Il by accident that he came before
me at ALL II VAS Judge Barrett VINO should nave
held the Court this morning, but he III he
could get out OF his room, and 30 consented 10
take bis place"
Ills II true that the course followed IN Genet's case
In hberating him alter he had once been Iugitiys
IRON justice, was an unusual one?"
"ihe whole case Is an unusual one. Genet was con.
victed OF false prctcuces xud committed by Judge
nani ma # 4 ~
escaped and remained absent tor tour years no on-
GERS OF The law were unable TO anprehend hm and
ce In iact, was completely 0aiied. Now the prisoner
Offers, Of his own accord 10 return ana give subsaa-
tai bail Tor his appearance Tor sentence whenever
called Tor, and the District Attorney, who finds that
the acceptance ofthis offer Is he only bring
Jug the prisoner BACK agrees 10 TIE proposition aud
consents not To press Gcnets Imprisonment pending
the settlement OF the bil OF exceptions prepared by
MS counsel, ana winch Judge Diniels, ~ you WI re-
memuer, declined TO settle until the prisoner should
come BACK anu deliver himself up TO justice. This be
ing the ana the District Attorney conscntng that
bail be taken, IT would have been an arbitrary
OF power my part override the District Atlor.
neys deliberate JUDGMENT and either command that
Genet must go TO the fombs or exact such high bail
that he coul not possibly have secured H."
"But what prevents Genet from running away agaiu
II he nnds that the case goes against MN w
IL was very str ngent on the point OF bail, and
plainly told his oondsnen that II he ran away they
Certainly would forfeit the amount $25, 00U-o the
city, and that no court would under the circunl-
hey must DC July satisfied that he means To STAY ana
think there Is NO doubt that Genet Is now deter.
mined TO submit to the law. There are many otncr
circumstances 10 Dc considered IN casos like this The
whoIe amount OF INC claim upon which Genet was
convicted was only co., and understand from the
District Attorney that there Is no other indictment
against him HIS maximum punishment is either u
hue OF tnre9 times tho amount vi tho claim-ab0ut
$l2,0O0-or Imprisonment Ia The Penlentiary far one
year as well AS Gne or state Prisoa Tor three years.
Chder all the circumstances MADE up my mind that
II would only be the right and proper thing Tor me 10
admit him III such oD as the District Attorney might
CONSIDER suicent 10 insure Geneps appearance wnen
called ior
Wnen Is II hKeiy 10 DO called Tor r,
81 do not know. Judge Daniels Will doubtless now
sign the OIL oil exceptions and the case VIII then como
oeiore the ueheti Term, composed oil Judges Brady
Ingalls, and myself, a. the March term II trial
snouid De denied hn ny the decision OF the General
Ierm be would DC called up ior sentence unless Judge
Daniels should choose 10 do SO sooner"
"Have YOU heard, judge where Genet has bcen
since DIS hishtT
"Oniy from general rumor, and from what have
heard III that way, my impresslon-thougn II Is only
~ prssson' o. ovorses aua! no must have been
sudden temperance only .ends 10 confirm that im-
preston IN my mind Wherever he was, II was owl
.e lapse u neSe iour years that the police
cvulo ns.ner cap'uIo MN nor even dlscover his true
Whereabouts ula hat the acceptance oil his surrender
ov me Dsrct Attorney 10 tns manner Ia which It was
was ing so'e noAns VI making nim again amen
"oo " J"s'''e' , -
r. ,v,u GASkTs COUNSEL
hH , uukv Villain "A. Deacn VINO u associated with
sin - wa, ro 10 Vounse, 'or uenel, out acted
alone IN Tue proceedings OF Yesterday successfully
parrlea an attempts 10 ascertain from him GeIets
whereabouts curing MS absence. All that could Be
oAtlaG.sa ~, rom MN was, sot h'm mere ON tels-
gram ir. beacn declared ne was cohhdent that the
uenet " .e ~ VI tug oouTs wouia III March
~, uehe. conv0.ou anu oruer new trai.
LUZ D's.iIot A'toIney hau "uHHteu 10 MIN (Mr.
neaonI 'ns ~. oaso may one " serious douDts ana
tnA. sue ooa o.on "oiu PROUDLY not s'anu. Mr.
peaon oa'meu .n.t ~ WAS Pcriec'y right ana proper
IN Sase s,.ea " pe VI s1ch weak character ny
tne is',ot A.'o'ney hise'I 10 aunt tenet 10 ball
Mr. Beach Mated very strongly that unless Genet mad
w. gu su.' Va oo'.s ai'o"eo 70 give osii he
wos also ',aSe 10 m" .H,,nn n, uemss, he SAD
wa .n,ch ,.s 10, .an s,sn un'snmen. ioI us
eaopo, mo wac NV o'o, wv nnc anu one yours
, ~, $50, . -, 80 49, % IA. Doaeu u'u nov oouot
sn'.. ". -. o'u'y "uu P'onpty take TINS
pui'"'' wv" y asiu'ssou upo" n's secohd uiA.
u.uo. t,,,, h, ~ ~. 80, ol fis - Ais -. -.
,na w r y oI ., ia y, ane u'ien.eI y, 1ene'
49, ha 49,. ~ az, ~ 'opo' W Va 'no hhhALp
49,. 80 ,,,, ,,, Wy saa oone' has returned.
49, ~ a' o No III no Knows anu assist Us at
ssss , a s 49,. ,a"'n y, .nese ls.s i!"uuh ~
nnr ~. ,,,a , -, Soun .."'' WIN a
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80, .s ". H. y. S-.,o"o =. esune shc IA" oicers
w. ~ p ~ PeoP'e 'e'i 'na' '"ey arc Juslned
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