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Aug. 9, 2809, $1,000; Indorsed by W. & Sopt. 14, 1869, $1,000; indorsed by W. R. Oct, 22, 1869, $1,000; indorsed by W. R Dec. 3, 1869, $1,000; indorsed by W. R. Dec. 81, 1869, $1,000; indorsed by W. R, 4, Ward—Marou 2, 1867, $240 $0; indorsed by A, W. Feb. 4, 1867, $160 51; indorsed by A. W. Feb. 26, 1807, $421 15; indorsea by a W. March 12, 1867, $142 39; indorsed by A. W. March 25, 1867, $248 06; indorsed by A. W. Nov, 27, 1867, $100; indorsed by A. W. Dee. 16, 1867, $236 35; indorsed by A, Jan, 3, 1868, $156 63; indorsed by A. W. Feb, 1, 1868, $290; indoted by A. W. Feb. 18, 1868, $125; indorsed by 4, W. Feb, 94, 1868, $65; indorsed by a. W. A.D, Purteil (treasuror)—Oct, 80, 1867, $200; indorsed by W, M. Tweed. _ Oct, 29, 1868, $100; indorsed by a. D. Purtell, Oct, 26, 1869, $100; indorsed by A. D. Purtell, RB. BendJord—Oat. 5, 1860, $1,000; indored by BR, B B. and J, F, Baldwin. John Decker—Oct, 81, 1868, $500; cheek drawn to cash. Nov. 4, 1868, $500; indorsed by J. D. Nov, 2, 1870, $500; indorsed by J. D. Hugh J, Hastings—April 29, 1808, $6,500; Henry Smith’s dratt on W, M, T., in favor of J, H., and indorsed by him, Many 18, 1869, $2,588; indorsed by Van Schaick & Co, April 9, 1870, $20,000; indorsed by H. J. H. and Van Sebaick & Co. John Fox—Oct. 30, 1867, $250; indorsed by J. F. (Treasurer). Dec 9, 1867, $27; indorsed by J. F. (Treasurer). ‘March 15, 1869, $1,148; check drawn to cast, ih- Gorsed by J, F. Jane 26, 1868, $1,254; dorsed by J. F. July 6, 1868, $1,951; dorsed by J. F, Aug. 3, 1868, $720; check drawn to cash. Oct, 29, 1868, $158; indorsed by Jobn Fox, Michael Norton, Nov. 4, 186%, $250; indorsed by M. Norton, April 3, 1868, $875; indorsed by M. Norton. Oct, 29, 1868, $425; Indorsed by M. Norton. Dec. 29, 1869, $200; indorsed by M. Norton. May 29, 1871, $10,000; indorsed by M. Norton. Denis Burns, Dec, 28, 1869, $950; Indorsed by D. B. ‘W. Goyle—Oet. 27, 1868, $1,100 (as Treasurer) ; indorsed by W. G, Oct. 30, 1867, $560; indorsed by W. M. Tweed. Oct, 29, 1868,4275 ; indorsed by W. G. Wilson Smali—Sune 10, 1868, $37 50; mmdorsed by w.s. July 14, 1868, $200; indorsed by W. 8. August 2, 1869, $30 32; indorsed by W. S, Nov. 25, 1869, $768 64; indorsod by W. 8. Thomas Shicld—Murch 6, 1867, $4,000; indorsed by TS. ‘Oct. 20, 1869, $2,200; indorsed by T. S. H.W. Genet—July 13, 1868, $1,000; indorsed by H.W. Nov. 14, 1868, $2,500; check drawn to cash. Dec. 14, 1868, $1,500; indorsed by H. W. G, May 20, 1869, $1,000; indorsed by H. W. G, March 8, 1870, $5,000; tndoraed by H. W. G, April 27, 1871, $25,000; indorsed by H, W. G. April 27, 1871, $1,000; inaorsea by H. W. G, J.B. Ingersoll & Co., Dec, 14, 1868, $17,721 84; in- dorsed J. HL 3. H, Ingersoll, Feb, 26, 1870, $296; indorsed J. H. 1. March 18, 1872, $5,000; indorsed by J. D, Farring, ton. April 9, 1872, $2,000; indorsed by J. D. Farrington. Terence Farley—Jan, 18, 1863, $1,140; indorsed by a ! Oct, 29, 1868, $775; indorsed by J. F, @. Corson—Dec, 27, 1867, $2,208 84; indorsed by ©, C, Jan, 7, 1868, 2,760; indorsed by C. C, Feb. 20, 1868, $2,500; check drawn in favor of Na- tional Broadway Bank. Doc 4, 1868, $2,000; indorsed by 0, 0, Doc, 7, 1868, $5,000; lndorsed by 0, 0, Bamuel North—Deo. 27, 1868, $500; indorsed by 8, N. C. O’Callahan—July 29, 1868, $50; indoreed by C. 0’C, J. P. Solomon, Nov, 8, 1869, $1,000; indorsed by J. P. 3. E. Mannier, Dec, 23, 1867, $8,360; indorsed by i M. July 17, 1868, $828 41; indorsed by &. M. John Nosbits, Oct, 20, 1868, $600; indorsed by J. P M,N) " B, Cuddy, March 2, 186%, $400; indorsed by E, C Isaiah Rynders, March 2, 1868, $100; indorsed by J, Ry John Scott, Oct. 29, 1868, $300; indorsed by J. 8. Jan. 7, 1869, $1,200; indorsed by J. 8. Jobn Hogan, May 23, 1869, $122; indorsed by J, H. Jobo J. Blain, Dec. 18, 1867, $200; indorsed by J. J.B, Nov. 10, 1869, $1,293 92; indorsed by J. J. B. Jobn H. Keyser—Jane 6, 1867, $1,302 30; cheek pay- abie to bearer, B.B Connoily—Feb. 25, 1867, $1,000- Dee, 11, 1867, $2,168 60 Ost. 5, 1967, $6,000. Nov. 8, 1867, $170 67. Sept. 2, 1867, $320 82. Oct 27, 1868, $6,000. Jan, 11, 1868, $3, 125, Feb. 17, 1968, $1,105 78, Oct 29, 1868, $475. Nov, 14, 1868, $1,250, Dec, 31, 1868, $62 50, , Dec, 6, 1868, $750. Aug, 18, 1868, $15,461 81, Aug. 18, 1868, $900, Nov. 27, 1868, $10,000, June 4, 1860, $9,616 3h June 8, 1869, $15,000, Nov. 9, 1869, $1,000, Nov, 16, 1869, $6,100, Dec. 3, 1869, 93,250. Dec, 24, 1869, $27,927, Jap, 7, 1869, $2,100, June 22, 1869, $902 74, Feb, 1, 1869, $251, May 24, 1870, $12,750, May 25, 1870, $6,267 85, Sopt. 26, 1870, $4,175 57, Dee, 30, 1870, $11,687 50. James O’Briem, Dec. 81, 1869, $5,000; indorsed by J. 0'B. ° Sept. 18, 1869, $6,000; indorsed by J. Gamble, Nov, 2, 1870, $6,000; indo: by J. OB. May 1, 1871, $6,000; indorsed by J. OB. fohu H. Keyser & Co.—Nov. 1%, 1868, $7,640 80; ine dorsod by J, H. K. Joba Galvin—Junc 8, 1869, $1,500; indorsed by J. G. Johu MeQuade—Oct, 29, 1968, $275; indorsed by J. MeQ. Brian Riley—May 27, 1868, $1,000; indorsed by B. R, J. A. Parreli—Oct, 28, 1568, $610 (ns TPeasurer); in- dorsed by Joa. F W. D, Murphy—Dec, 3, 1867, $500; indorsed by W. DM, Oct, 1, 1869, $280; Imdorsed by W. D. M, Nov. 6, 1867, $200; draft, Feb. 3, 1860, $500; indorsed by W. D. M. Aptit 18, 1870, $600; note of W. M. f. JApril 9, 1871, $1,000; note of W. M. T, John Murray—Deo, 6, 1860, $6,000; indorsed by J.-M. Thomas Murphy—=Vet, 14, 1809, $9,0U0; ivaosed by TM. P, &. Keenan—June 18, 1867, $90; indorsed by P. B. K. Oct, 7, 1860, $800; indorsed by P, H. K. July 12, 1869, $500; mdorsea oy P. H. K, Felix Murphy—Nov, 9, 1867, $246 60; indorsed by F. M. George 0. Joues~ March 30, 1469, $1,000; indorsed by check drawn to cash, in- check drawn to cash, in- G0 J. 1870, $1,000; indorsed by J. V. Levoneb and G, P. Jones, O, BH. Swan—Nov, 6, 1869, $100; nore of W. M. T. oH Ss «+ * ©. F. Norton—Nov. 16, 1369, $4,931 11; note of W. M. Tr. WORN, J. H. Richmond—Jan. 15, 1872, $15,600; eneek, Aug. 17, 1871, $12,500; check, Sept. 27, 1871, $6,000; eheck, W. M. Graham—Nov. 15, 1870, $25,000; cheok. May 13, 1971, $26,000; inaorsea by W. M, T. Isaiah Blood—July 12, 1871, $37,500; check. Alexander Frear—May 6, 1871, $2,000; indorsed A, F, Jonn A. Fiagg—Nov. 80, 1871, $1,000; indorsed J. A. F. O6t. 30, 1871, $1,000; Indorsed J. A. F, Nov. 5, 1871, $1,000; indorsed J. A. F. W. L Graham—Sept. 27, 1871, $5,000; indorsed W, L. G, KE. L. Patrick—Nov. 5, 1870, $800; indorsed K. L. P, W. Clark—Nov. 8, 1870, $300; indorsed W. C, Dec. 8, 1908, $925; check drawa to cash; indorsed vy W. G C. B, Ransom—Dec, 7, 1868, $925; indorsed +by C. BR. e Albany Argue—Jan, 10; 18T1, $4,000, indorsed by NEW YURK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1v, 1877.-QUADRUPLE SHEET. A. B. Banke—June 9, 1871, $5,000 payable to cash ; in- dorsed by A. B. B, W. Hitchman—Oet, 30, 1867, $100; indorsed by W. H. Witham Dodge—Cet. 29, 1868, $425; indorsed by W, D. Jobo W. Crump—Oct, 3, 1868, $300; indorsed by J, w.G 8, C. J. Plum—Feb. 4, 1869, $500; indorsed by 8. C. J.P. Witdey—President, July 1, 1867, $50; indorsed by J. W. Dee. 20, 1868, $300; indorsed vy J. W. ‘T, Monagban—vct. 30, 1867, $500; wdorsed by T. M, Y, Watersen—Dec, 9, 1868, $500; indorsed by P. W. George Beach—Oct. 26, 1863, $500; indorsed by G. B. Q W. Bronnan—June 28, 1867, $970; indorsed by 0, Ww. B, T. J. Bradley, Treasurer—Nov, 30, 1866, $600; in dorsed by J, J. B. 4. B, Coulter—Dee. 3, 1869, $2,000; indorsed by J. &. C. Thomas Convor—Oct. 20, 1858, $875; indorsed byT. G G. H. Purser—Uct. 29, 1868, $275; indorsed by G. H. P. J. V, Wilkine—Oct. 30, 1862, $100; indorsed by J. V. W. Thomas ©. Fielés—Nov. 20, 1871, $100; indorsed by T. ar May 13, 1871, $2,500; indorsed by T. C.F. M. Connolly—Oct, 29, 1868, $425; indorsed by M. C. J, Mes, Duviason—Jan. 11, 1860, $67 88; ludorsed by J. MOB. v. Jona MoMichael—Nov. 80, 1370, $1,060, James Riley—Jupe 17, 1870, $131 92 Charles MoClarey—Nov. 6, 1871, $65u. M. Haloy—Nov, 6, 1871, $650, Terence Duffy—Nov. 6, 1871, $600. W, Purlong—Nov. 6, 1871, $100, Micbaol Haley—Jav. 10, 1871, $1,000, Nicholas Muller—Jan. 10, 1871, $1,000, Joseph Dowling—Jan. 10, 1871, $1,000, Terence Dufty—Jan. 10, 1871, $1,000. Nicholas Muller—Nov. 6, 1871, $450. Timothy Brennan—Nov. 6, 1871, $700. Morgan Jones—Nov. 6, 1871, $700 ADDITIONAL NOTKS AMD CHECKS 1N HANDS OF CAROLAN O'BRIEN BRYANT. Hugh J, Hastinge—Aapril 9, 1870, $20,000; payable to order Van Schaick & Co, August 26, 1871, $220; payable to order Van Sehaick & Co. May 5, 1870, $1,610; payable to order Van Schaick & Co, bi ‘March 8, 1870; $1,250, payable to order Van Schaiek & Co. $ Hagh Smith—August 4, 1870, $6,528 60. e John Sept. 27, 1870, $5,600, Oct, 11, 1870, $1,561. Nov, 11, 1870, $14,444 44 June 29, 1871, $51,750, June 26, 1371, $18,449. June 20, 1871, $26,545. June 15, 1872, $20,588 87, June 25, 1871, $12,670 Jamos M, Sweeny—Juue 1, 1870, $8,000. Juno 4, 1870, $55,000, July 8, 1870, $16,000, Oct. 19, 1870, $9,800, Feb. 24, 1871, $1,000, April 25, 1871, $1,561. Aprit 25, 1871, $7,000. July 24, 1871, $11,212. Abrabam Van Vechten—Feb. 2, 1870, $26,000; dorsed by A. V. V. March 8, 1870, $12,000; indorsed by A. A.‘V. March 30, 1870, $1,000; indorsed by J. B, 8. Feb, 17, 1871, $21,000; indorsed by a. V. V. Jobn C. Jucobs—say 10, 1870, $275, wores. R. B, Connolly’s—May 11, 1899, $126,000; to the order of and indorsed by W. M. T. 5 August 13, 1369, $65,000; to the order of and in. dorsea by R. B.C, and W, M."T, Nov. 15, 1869, $60,000; payable to the order of and indorsed by W. 31. T. and H. 3, Dec: 18, 1869, $25,000; payable to the order of and indorsed by W. M. T. and Hugh Smith. R, B, Connolly and Hugh Smith—May 4, 1870, $100,000; payable to the order of and indorsed by W. M. T. DRAFT. Hugh Smith—April 20, 1865; $5,500 on W. M. Tweed; indorsed by Hugh J, Hasungs. Cassidy & Managing, William Cauldwell~Sept, 20, 1874, $4,288 26; tn- doreed by W. O Additional checks discovered since making out tho foregoing statement, Alexander Ward—Jan. 29, 1806, $100; indorsed 4. W., $100, Terence ley—MWarch 3, 1866, $5,500; indorsed T, F. June 14, 1866, $4,400; indorsed T. ¥., $9,500, Walter Roach—J une 13, 1866, $1,000; indorsed W. RB, Dec. 14, 1346, $1,000; indorsed W. R., $2,000 Charles E, Loow—July 17, 1866, $3,000; thdorsed QE L Nov. 16, 1866, $2,000; indorsea C. E L., $600, 4. J, Garvey, Sept. 5, 1866, $500; imdorsea a. J. G,, $500. B. JONES AND CO. AND &. JONES, EK. Jones & Co., Jan, 29, 1866, $1,000; indorsed E. Jones & Co. May 6, 1866, $2,000; indorsed K. Jones & Co, Jan., 1867, $2,000; indorsed E. Jones & Co, Jan., 1867, $4,000; indorsed K Jones & Co., $0,000. B Jones, May 19. 1868, $1,000; indorsed by E. Jones, Sept. 7, 1868, $4,000; indorsed by E. Jones, Jau, 11, 1869, $450; indorsed by E Jones, Jan, 26, 1889, $5,000; indorsed by E. Joues, $10,450, MEW YORK PHINTING COMPANY, New York Printing Company, Nov. 16, 1867, $2,600; indorsed by cashier of company. Oct, 31, 1867, $7,000; indorsed by cashier of com. pany, $9,500, DEMOCRAT NEWSPAPER, Nov. 17, 1368, $6,000; indorsed by M. M. Pomeroy, A. D. Barber—Jane 1, 1869, $2,000; indorsed A. D. B, April 20, 1859, $650, web. 1, 1870, $1,000, May 6, 1870, $36,200, Bev. 1, 1871, $750. Feb. 1, 1871, $1,500. March 8, 1870, $3,000, April 26, 1870, $1,200. March 29, 1971, $2,150, March 18, 1871, $750, Total, $49,200. CHECKS payable to Mr. Tweed’s own order and indorsed by himeelf:— t 1871. 1872, 6 Sept, 26 Mareh, 26 March 19 Mareb, 5 Sept. $2,000 500 10,218 12 Sept. 1,000 1,000 2,600 1,000 500 2,000 1,937 1,000 1,000 BB NOVs 0. ceenee Checks payable to bisown order (King, bis secro- tary) and indorsed by him:— 1,000 S wate BEETSSEESSESESES g » 888 Payable to his own or- der (King, his secretary) indorjed by him. 1871. $1,300 1,000 1,000 3,000 5,000 2,000 260 250 2,000 PAYABLE 70 Hig OWN ORDER (King, His Secretary), [ndorsed by Him 1873. : ‘ Total...» CHECKS PAYABLE TO MR. T p's OWN ORDER WITH OUT INDORLEMERT, 1870, $50,000 00 29th Sept....... $23,000 00 1,137 50 27th Bopt....... 6,000 00 16th Sept. Suth August. goth August 18th August 15th Sopt. + 5,000 00 + 1,000 00 5,000 00 MR, TWEED'S OWN oOnvKR, INDORSBMENT, 1871. ‘21st Sept. PAYASLE 10 witaour 0,000 6,000 2,500 6,000 +. 1,000 + 80,000 600 17 Aprik 600 2 April. cnacne. June 18, 1871. en ve 60,000 i July 13, 1871 92,000 Augnst 1, 1871 20,500 Nov. 9, 1871 8,125 Nov, 16, 1871... 1,000 RRAL BSTATE—D, PF, PAINCUILD, WILLIAM T, BLODGRTT, B. P. Fairchild, Nov. 24, 1868; $13,500. 'W. T. Blodgett, Nov. 30, 1868; $140,000, This is the property upou which morigage was given to O’Briew for half interost of bis claim against the city. REAL ESTATE—JAMES M. M’GREGOR, Fob. 7, 1870, . Mareh 21, 1870 Maroh 28, 187 April 8, 1870,...,. 5,600 Nov, 22, 1870. 14,077 April 19, 1870...., 16,800 REAL BSTAIR. Real estate attorney tor Mr. Twoed, George F. Demorest, Feb, 26, 1870, $6,060; indorsea by Demorest. Feb, 2G, 1870, $975; indorsed by Demorest Feb, 14, 1870, $5,500; imaorsed by Demorest, Feb. 7, 1870, 000; indorsed by Demorest. Mareh 19, 1870, $10,000; tudorsed by Demorost. Murch 19, 1870, $1,000; indorsed by Demorest, ‘March 28, 1870, $6,274; Indoreed by Demorce, April 19, 1870, $5,000; inaorsed by Demorest. April 8, 1870, $13,115; indorsed by Demorest, April 27, 1870. $7,451; indorsed by Demorest. ; Abril 9, 1870, $2,600; indorsed by Demorest, May 28, 1870, $55,000; indorsed by Vemorest, May 41, 1870, $3,000; indorsed by Demoreat, June 3, 1870, $42,000; indorsed by Vemorest, June 8, 1870, $136,400; indorsed by Demorest, June 21, 1870, $10,000; indorsed by Demorent, July 7, 1870, $51,000; indorsed by Demorent. July 7, 1870, $57,000; indorsed by Demorest. July 26, 1870, $181,125 ; indorsed by Demorest. August 5, 1870, $5,000; indorsed by Demorest, August 1, 1870, $1,500; indorsed by Demorest. Oct, 16, 1870, $22,000; indorsed by Demorest, Oct, 31, 1870, $16,000; indorsed by Demorest. Nov, 1, 1870, $14,000; indorsed by Demorest, Nov. 4, 1870, $10,000; imdcrsed by Demorest- * Dew. 22, 1870, $25,000; indorsed by Demorest Des. 16, 1870, $6,000; indorsed by Demorest, Doc. 16, 1870, $10,000; inaorsed by Demorest, REAL ASTATR—THOMAS MURR, March 21, 1871, $1,562. July 21, 1870, $5,600. Och 17, 1870, $1,522 50, May 6, 1870, $1,522 Muy 2, 1871, $8,097. LOANS AND’ DONATIONS. Colonel James Fisk, Aug. 9, 1870, $1,000; donution. Walter Roche, Juae 20, 1870, $11,000; borrowed money not returmed, B, Kelly, Nov. 11, 1869, $5,800; borrowed money not retarned, Bernard Kelly, March 27, 1869, $16,000; «borrowed money not returned. Bernard Kolly, July 9, 1809, $25,000; borrowed money not returned, P. H, Keenan, Nov. 30, 1870, $1,500; borrowed money not returned, P, H. Keonan, Dec, 23, 1870, $500; borrowed money aot returned. Subscription for State elections and geacral govern- ment, Sept. 12, 1870, $5,000; Samuel J. Randall, chairman, Joseph R. Warren, treasurer, Oct, 18, 1870, $1,500; State election, B, Kelly, Jan, 10, 1870, $20,000; borrowed and re- tarned, Henry Peck, Sept. 15, 1870, $2,187 47; borrowed; not returned, M. C. Murphy, treasurer, March 4, 1870, 1,000; sub- scription, Joba J. Jones, Feb, 28, 1870, $400; borrowed; not re- tarnea Jobn Carlin, Feb 18, 1870, $4,500; borrewed; not re- turned. . Jamoa Dunn, president, March 28, $100; subscription, Jacob F, Ballautyuo, May 16, 1870; $500; subscription. Walter Roche, Dec. 23, 1870, $600; borrowed money Bot returned. Walter Roche, Dec. 24, 1870, $326; borrowed money bot returned, Walter Roche, Feb, 14, 1870, $10,436; borrowed money not returned, James McConnell, Dec. 29, 1870,- $1,500; borrowed moncy not returned. ‘ G A. D. Moyerhof, May 26, 1870, $250; borrowed money not returned. Jeremiah Quinlan, Dec, 22, 1870, $5,000; Joremiah Quinlan, Oct. 19, 1870, $1,000; subscription. Joremiah Quinlan, Dec, 31, 1870, $5,000; subseription. James Fisk, July 20, 1870, $20,000; borrowed ana re- turned. Charles G, Conaolly, Nov. 20, 1870, $3,500; borrowed aod returoed. vu. H. P. Archor, treasurer, Aug. 27, 1870, $15,000; borrowed and returned, O. H.R. Archer, treasurer, Sept, 27, 1870, $15,000; borrowed and returned. 0. H. P. Arouer, president, Nov. 11, 1870, $28,000; borrowed and returoed. John J. Jones, treasurer, Juno 22, 1870, $500; bor. rowed and not returaed. Marcus Hanlon, Oct. 25, 1870, $1,000; borrowed and not retarned, LOANS AND DONATIONS. Patrick H. KYernan—Oct. 25, 1870, $2,000 borrowed, not returned, J. M. Speliasy—Nov. 15, 1870—$100 borrowed, not re- turned, F. 8, Holdridge—Nov. 21, 1870, $300 borrewed, not re- turned. John Danpett—Sept. 14, 1870, $4,000 borrowed, not re- turned, D. J. Twigg—Dec, 31, 1870, $700 borroweu, not ro- turned, William Walsh—Fob. 26, 1870, $600 borrowed, not re- turned. J. F, Pierce—Sept. 16, 1870, $3,500 borrowed, and re- turned. William Shaw—Aug. 4, 1870, $2,000 borrowed, and re. turned, J. H, Lambert—Deo, 24, 1870, turned, E. J. Shandley—Oct, 29, 1870, $3,500, borrowed, not returned, George J. Brown—Dec. 24, 1870, $1,000, borrowed, not returned. George J. Brown—Nov. 22, 1870, $2,00, borrowed, not returned, BK, Jonos—Oct, 31, 1870, $4,000, borrowed, not re- turned. William Schirmer— Sept. 31, 1870, $2,500, borrowed, not returned, ‘ Walter Roche—Jan. 17, 1870, $10,000, borrowed, not roturned, al, M. Pomeroy—Sept, 27, 1870, $5,000, borrowed, not returned, P. H. Kiernan—Feb, 7, 1870, $300, borrowed, not re- turned, Walter Rocho—June 20, 1870, $11,000, borrowed, nos returned, Erie Railroad Company, Oct, 18, 1870, $125,000; bor rowed &nd returned. Marcus Hanlon, Oct, 11, 1870, $16,000; borrowed and returned. H.N. Smith, April 17, 1871, $850; borrowed not re- turned. B. M. Piggott, June 28, 1871, $25,080; borrowed and returned, . B. M. Piggott, Jane 10, 1871, $500; borrowed not re- turned. B. M. Piggott, July 13, 1871, $500; borrowed not re. turoed. P. H. Kierpan, Apeil 28, 1871, $500; borrowed not re- turned. H. N. Smith, June 19, 1871, $250; borrowed not re- \urned. ALN, Smith, Jt turned, Several amounting to $570; RM. Tweed, July 24, 1871, §500; borrowed not re” turned, * subscription, |,000 borrowed, not re. 19, 1871, $25,000; borrowed and re. LOANS AND DONATIONS. P. H Kiernan, April 4, 1871, $500 borrowed, oot re turned. P, B Kioruan, Beb, 25, 1871, $600 borrowed, nos re- turned. J.P. Chamberiain, March 16, 1871, $6,000 borrowed, hot returned, Jeremiah Quinian, Jan. 7, 1971, $5,000 dovation, Joremiab Quinian, Oct. 2, 1871, $13,000, Captain Bdward Walsh, Jan. 10,1871, $1,000 subscrip- bon, William Schirmer, May 30, 1871, $6,000 borrowed, not returned, Bryan Reilly, June 7, 1871, $3,500, $2,000 returned on i, Soveral amounts, about $900, borrowed, not returned. CHECKS, VARIOUS FOR BUSINESS. John J, Bradley, Dec. 8, 1871, $166 66. D. P. Cunningham, Nov. 24, 1871, $125. Willard, Martin & Bach, Oct, 2. 1871, $386.03 98, Jamos A. Raynor, Nov. 1, 1870, $148,019 54, James Watson, Nov, 4, 1870, $409 85. Willard, Martin & Bach, July % 1970, $24,000, Curkson & Co., June 20, 1870, $115,000, Smith, Gould, Martin & Co., June 10, 1870, $96,300, R. Squires, June 2, 1870, $11,980. Audrew Sneeban, May 19, 1870, $3, K Squires, May 19, 1870, $36,849 67. Willard, Martin d Bach, August 1, 1870, $100,000, U1. C. Murphy, President of Iiridge Company, May 14, 1870, $4,200. Lawrers. W. O. Bartlett, Feb, 1, 1672, $6,000, W. 0. Barhiett, Oct. 30, 1871, $1,000, ‘W. 0, Bartlett, March 1, 1871, $2,500 Ad. jerpoel, April 8, 1870, $1,000. A. L. Brown, Ngv. 2, 1871, $5,000. Witlard Bartlett, Jaly 12, 1871, $1,000. Matthows & Botts, Sept, 28, 1871, $4,007 85, Joun E Ward, Nov, 16, 1871, $1.000, Whitbeck & Wordell, Oct, 2, 1871, $6,183 TL, Whitbeck & Wordell, Oct. 2, 1871, $153 60. ry Etibu Root, Nov. 21, 1871, N, J, Waterbury, Sept. 21, 1871, $1000. Jobn R. Follows, July 12, 1872, $500, Willard Bartiots, Sept. 8, 1871, $1,000, ©. 4, Beach, Sept. 25, 1871, $1,000, Fullerton, Knox & Reed—Oct, 25, 1871 (indorsed by them), $5,000. A. L, Brown—Oct. 25, 1871 (indorsed by them), $5,0u0, A. L, Brown Oct 80, 1871 (indorsed by them), $5,000. W, 0. Bartlott—Sept. 20, 1871 (indorsed W. 0, B.), $5,000, W. 0, Bartlett—July 81, 1871, (indorsed W. 0. B,), $2,600. Jonu BE. Barrill—Oot, 26, 1672 (indorsed J, & Burrill), $5,000, CURCKS SUBSCRIPTIONS AXD INV KSTMBNTS. New Orleans, Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad— Mareh 1, 1871, $10,000, June 1, 1871, $10,000, July 1, 1671, $10,000, Jan. 5, 1871, $10,000, May 1, 1871, $10,000, Nov, 23, 1870, $10,000, Loaners’ Bank— July 26, 1871, $26,000, Patent Tobacco Rolling Company, Aprii 19, 1871, $10,000, Rapid Transit, July 6, 1871, $5,000 Mutual Gas Light Company, May 7, 1870, $12,500; Augast 4, 1870, $16,626. Stafford Paving Company, May 4, 1870, $7,000; stock in bana of Joseph Monheimer, February 28, 1870, $7,860, K. L. Patrick (newspaper), June 27, 1870, $10,000, North Jersey Land Company, May 30, 1870, $15,000, ‘T. has the stock, ta HK. Durkee, treasurer, May 23, 1871, $30,000, Hudson River Sleeping Car Company, May 17, 1970, $39,000. Don’t know purpose, ‘May 14, 1871, $20,000, Don’t know purpose, May 80, 1870, $5,000, Don’t know purpose, April 25, 1871, $1,522 64 Don’t know purpose, April 25, 1871, $10,047 46, R. Squires, 125 street railroad stock, Decombor 9, 1870, $11,000, R, Squires, November 10, 1870, $12,500, R, Sqatrea, November 30, 1870, $12,500, Patriot (newspaper), August 21, 1870, $25,000, 8, Bards (newspaper), February 4, 1871, $3,000, cHROKs. Advances made to Tweed & Garfield, proprietors Metropolitan Hotel, principally tor fitting up hotel and never paid, May 1, 1871, $5,000, May 26, 1871, 6,000. Jane 14. 1871, 5.009) Principally paid to Potter & sa} is ey dipnaw tues eum, ase June 27, 1871 80,000 Niepol & Davidson for gus July 16, 1871, 15,000 j xtares and crockery Aug. 7, 1871," $30, 000, Aug. 30, 1871, $45,000, ‘Aug. 20, 1871, $5,000, Aug. 11, 1871, $5,000. Sept 10, 1871, $20,000. Sept. 29, 1871, $6,000. Sept. 22, 1871, $5,000, Sept: 20, 1871, $5,000, Sept, 28, 1871, $6,000, Oct 2, 1871, $20,000, Ook 9, 1871, $5,000, : Oct. 16, 1871, $5,000. Oct. 30, 1871, $5,000. Oct, 23, 1871, $5,000, Ook. 2, 1871, $5,000. Oct, 10, 1871, $7,000. Oct, 14, 1871, $11,000, Oct. 18, 1871, $5,000. Oct, 23, 1871, $5,000. Nov. 13, 1871, $5,000, Nov. 13, 1871, $745. CHECKS—AMERICUS CLUB PATIXG EXPENSH Sept. 12, 1870, $2,000. August 8, 1870, $10,000. June 10, 1870, $1,000 (sabseription 10 guy debts). Jan, 19, 1872, $1,000, July 5, 1874, $6,000, July 25, 1870, $6,000, Dec. 19, 1870, $2,000, Jan. 6, 1871, $1,100. Sept. 15, 1870, $4,600, Mareb 22, 1871, $10,000. Nov, 4, 1871, $10,000, Sept 14, 1570, $20,000, Jan, 13, 1872, $500 (building club hou: July 28, 1871, $10,000, July 3, 1871, $20,000. Jao, 12, 1871, $15,000, Sept 7, 1871, $10,000, July 4, 1871, $980. July 5, 1871, $200, June 21, 1871, $200. cuaniries, Sisters of St. Mary, May 26, 1872, $347 21. Sisters of St. Mary, May 25, 1870, $1,000. Sisters of St Mary, Dec. 80, 1870, $339 07. Sisters of St. Mary, April 24, 1871, $13 40, Sisters ot St. Mary, May 6, 1873, $315 76. Rev, A. Persol, June 8, 1870, $100. Miss Kate Chauncey, July 9, 1870, $100, sister Sarah Agnes, July 9, 1870, $100, RB. B. Noonan, Dec. 29, 1870, $6,000—coal, Mrs, Genoral Sherman, Oct. 11, 1870, $260—Mount Vernon. Sister Irene, June 4, 1870, $1,000. Rev. P. A. Molloy, Dec. 16, 1870, $100 Rev. Jobo Larkin, Noy. 3, 1871, $1,000, Miss Kate Gross, Sept 27, 1470, $500, Rev. H. A. Brown, Aug, 10, 1871, $1,000, Mra. C,H. Thomes, May 17, 1870, $100, Rey. T. Gallaudet, July 13, 1871, $50. J. McQuade (Ctr. Bog. Alby.), April 11, 1871, $100, Rev. C. J. Paige, Jan. 26, 1872, $60. Mrs, F. Molloy, March 28, 1872, $25, W. 8. Greonborn, Uct 23, 1871, $100—Chicago fre, GROSS AMOUNTS PAID TO TH FOLLOWING PERSOXS:— Thomas Comau, $2,525 00 Sowell & Pierce. $1,000 00 James Hayes... 60,863 00 W. Kichwrason. 9,100 00 M. M. Pomeroy. 38,900 00 A. Ward... + 2,286 18 M, Gross. . 100 00 A, D, Purtell, 500 00 ©. £. Loew. R. B. Bradford, 1,000 00 A. J. Ganey . Jona Decker. 5 Henry Sinith.,.104,641 43H, J. Hasting: W. Walsh ...... 10,079 66 John Fox 5,766 00 &. A. Wooaward 40,337 63 11,250 00 John Cox....... 600 00 950 00 Harry Howard.. 1,200 64 W. Gayte. 1,925 00 © B Woodruff, 100 00 Wilson Smail,.. 1,032 36 Douglas Tay 600 00 Thomas Su 200 00 Geo. H. Purser. 1,475 00 44.000 00 1,600 00 J. H. Ingersoli,. 24,617 00 45,754 00 Terence Farley, 11,415 00 200 00 ©. Corson.,.... 24,558 86 2,184 00 Samuol North.. 600 00 | JMcB. Davidson 14,018 38 ©, 0. Culinghan, 500 00 € Campbell... J.P, Solomon, 40 00 A. Willman... &, SMarrene 907 OL Kugene Durnan, esbitt, 600 00 J. P. Valontine, E. Cnddy.,..... 400 00 M. ©, Murphy... Isstab Rynders, 400 00 John . Jacobs, Jono Seon, 1,600 00 James ¥. Pierce Joba Hogan 122 00 J BL JH. Keyser & Co, 1,560 80 J. H. Keyser... Wm, Cauldwell, 4,288 38 R. B, Connolly. .412,070 60 4,000 00 besides note of 100 00 R. B.C, Hugh 425 00 + Smith, to of. $25 00 der of Tweed, 600 00 indorsed = by 350 00 Twoed for....100,000 00 P. Monaghan, 600 & J. 0. Brion, . 28,000 00 Peter Masterson 500 00 John Gavi 1,500 60 George Bonch, 500 00 doba Moduade, 278 WO, W, Brennan, 870 00 7 Bryan Reiliy., 1,060 00 J.J. Bradiey.. 60000 Jas, A, Farrell, 50000 J.C. Coulter.. 2,000 00 W. D, Murphy. 2,900 00 Thomas Conor, 876 00 Jonm Murray.. 5,000 00 J, V. Wilkin, 100 06 Thos. Murphy. 9,000 00 J.C. Field... 2,000 00 P. A, Keenan, 1,390 00 M. Conaolly... 425,00 Felix Murphy... 225 50 JnoMcMichael 1,000 00 Geo. O,Jones.. 2,000 00 James Reilly... 131 93 CC Swus,.... 100 00 C.F. Nortos.,. 41,931 56 J. H. Richmond 34,00 00 N. M Graham. 60,000 00 W, Furlong. 100 09 Isaiah Biood,, 37,500 00 Nicholas Muller 1,460 00 Alog Frowr..,. 2.00000 J. Dowhag 1,000 00 J, A Flagg.... 3,000 00 F, Brenman..., 7,000 008 W. L Graham, 9,000 00 Morgan Jones, 700 06 F. Patrick....«. $0000 Jay Gould...... 6,285 00 William Clark,. 1,426 00 J. B. Tayior.... 1,260 00 C B Ransom.. 925 00 A. D. Barker... 49,100 60 Albany Argus.. 4,000 00 James Watson... 1,160 00 Jaa M. Swoeny,.231,436 5@ K Jones & Co,. 9,900 00 P. B. Sweeny... 23,543 79 KE, Jones.. Hugh Smith 348,009 68 N. ¥. Pr’g Co... 9,500 60 A Van Vecnten, 56,000 00 Democrat, n’p’r. 6,000 00 TOA. ce cerccoee coesecceerscens $1,596,725 10 Much more money was expended in this way, but the foregoing total represents only the checks in Mr, Tweed’s possession at the present time, The testl mony, if secured, of Messrs, Barber, Frear and King, would show much more. A SUPPLEMENTARY STATEMENT. ‘The above statement was regarded by the Attorney General and his advisers as insufe ficient and as bearing on {ts face evidence that it was not the full and frank confession as to his accomplices in erime, which Tweed had promised in his well known letters of supplication to Mr. Charles O’Conor, Mr. ‘Tweed hearing this fact supplemented his first confession by a* second paper, which is as follows :— KRIE RAILWAY AND MR, TWERD'S OCONNROTION TRBRE , wits, Tp 1868 be thinks Mr. Tweed was brought inte rela- tions with Mr. Jay Gould by Mr. Hugh Hastings at the Delavan House, io Albany. During the session of the Legislature of 1868 Mr. Tweod bad no business comsec- tion with Mr, Goald, but, on the contrary, in behalf of the New Yerk Central roud, Mr. Tweed had opposed his measures, After the adjournment of the Legislature Mr. Gould asked permission to bring Mr, Fisk 19 contact with Mr, Tweed, and did bring him to Mr. Tweed’s office, in the Street Commis sioner's office, Mr. Twegd being then Deputy Street Commissioner. Shortly thereatter Mr, Tweed intro. duced Messrs, Gould and Fisk to Mr, Sweeny, whe bad been appointed receiver of the Erie Ratlway contrary to their wishes, In order to agaia obtain control of the road en arrangement was made by which Mr. Sweeny was to re ceive, ard did receive, $150,000 tor his fees, which amount was divided in equal parts between Sweeny, Hugh Smith and Mr.-Twoed. From that time ail legis- lation desired by the Erie road was obtained by Mr. Tweed, and mooey expended for such purposes was defrayed by Gould and Fisk and disbursed by Mr, ‘Tweed, Mr. Barber and Mr. Van Vechten under Mr. Tweed’s direction, Mr, Tweed says thet many bundred thousand dollars were expended ia that way, It i impossible, confined as be ls, and without access to references and indi- viduals, tor Mr, Tweed to recall apy special acts of legislation in their peball, except amendments to the Code in the session of 1871, be thinks relative to libel, which Mr. Tweed bas before referred to iu having paid Senator James Wood $6,000 for bis report on the Conferéace Committee, In consideration for these services of Mr. Tweed, Mr. Tweed, Mr. Swoony and Mr. Hugh Smith were made directors of the road, although they owned no stock, and were given privileges in stock and otber operations. Mr. Tweed also brought Fisk in communt- cation with Judge Barnard, who therealter granted them all the judicial aid they required. Mesera, Fisk and Gould contribated handsomely to all election funds when requested so to do by the Ring, and aided them all tbat it was in their power to do, in connec tion with thelr road, to advance their political inier- esta, NRW YORK CENTRAL ROAD. Mr, Tweed says that io 1868, as he thinks, when the Qreat rivalry betweon the Central and Erie was masi- fosted in the Legislature, Mr. Tweed was paid by and espoused the side of the New Yorg Central, and was authorized by John Duteher, tormorly Senator and then recogaized agent of that road in Albany, to procure by purchase, if necessary, the votes of Sepators for the Central Railroad interest. He did 80, avd as security for the money promised by him to Senators a large qaantity of the stock of the Erie Railroad was placed in the bands of Mr. Abra- ham Van Vechten, Mr, Tweed expended in purchas- ing the votes of Senators for this parpose about $180,000, When the money was desired by Mr. Tweed, Mr, Vom Veohten sold the stosk as required, sud he did, asd paid the moncy to Mr. Tweed, Various mattors of legislation favorablo to the interests of the Contral Railroad wore parsed and paid for im subsequend years—that is, 1569, 1870 and 187il—when Mr Tweed received pay for bis vote, through Mr. Vou Veohten; but Mr. Tweed, as be vow remembers, ealy acted a¢ the agent of the road for sacb purpose in the year 1868, and then‘only in the matter between the Erie ‘and Central, or TE VOUCHER ROBBERY, Mr. Tweod says that lo ® conversation with A, Oakey Hall, thew Mayor, relative te the examination of the vouchers by the sub-committee associated with the commities of citigeas, of which Willlam A, Booth was chairman, Mr. Mali informed Mr. Tweed | that if the vouchers were not examined it woald tend to and would probably break down the prosecutions | against the Ring = Mr, Tweed tnereupon con suited with Mr. N. H. Cook, who was then am attaché the Department of Public Works aud the bead of the bureau therein, as to the posst- | bility of obtaining access to and destroying said voucbers. Mr, Cook examined the Comptroller's | otfice and reported to dr. Tweed that he believed the | vouchers could be obtained and destroyed, and told Mr. Tweed to loavo the matier in bis hands and he ot would attond to 1, Lt was subsequently as. | Certained that the committee bad cailed upon dir, Connolly, the Comptroller, to produce | the vouchers, , Mr. Connolly being cognizant of wast | was going to take placo requested and obtalned the | dolay of a few days, during which time Mr, Cook, ag ho informed Mr, Tweed, obtained access to the rooms ol the Comptroller aad carried away and destroyed the vouchers, Who, if any one, was engaged with bim ia the enterprise Mr. Tweea is net informed, as Mr, Cook declined to state. MK THURLOW WEED, In regard to Mr. Tourlow Weed Mr. Tweed saya | that after his conviction upon the omnibus indict ment for miss janors this gentieman called upoe ‘bum atthe Tombs aud tendered his services in ang way as a mediator between Mr, Tweed and (CONTINUED ON ELEVENTH PAGE)