New-York tribune., 1871-11-11
THE RING ROBBERS.
TWEED MED1TATNG FLIGHT.

s5mpICIous TRANSFERS OF LARGE AAOUNIo'OF
vRoPRRTY-THE ArroRNEY-GENERAL VoN-
TRHPIAyEs ASKING FOR AN NChEAsE OF
RAu-TwEED RAPIDLY ACCUMULATlN& CASH.
I,tor,nntSon has reached the BureauO OF Mu-
.u.l COrresson which leads TO the eero"s hei on 'ne
lenst Ofstne Of the attorneys VINO dhoct s anars
,.. in ante Of all b-aERadOciOau DeTFe william NJ
ss.d aetpsly preparing FOR nisht Morder to secure
n, ty o punishment for his grose Chefts and other
..,. Bss rapid traoSfcr of his real estate to his
and me accumulation Of large sums of ready
- the sacrifice OF immense amounts
,, stocks srC uot the only indications Of this in
-, =, the broken Tammany leader. Mr.. Tweed is
-. uaat other evidence than that which has been
publc e1 10 the handsO of Mr. oConor, and that
=. . absolutely without defense in any court Of the
.., The testimony against him for various enormous
49, AGAINST The city not to mention the Erie Railway
"a ther cOrpSuations s simply overwhelming and no
-. &pows this hotter than the great culprit himself.
~ eouseouence Of their suspicious that Tweed Is about
O., to,ow the example Of Woodward and Gsrvey, some Of
the connect representing the AtOrney-General are dis
rsned with the amount Of bail, and would like to have
A. Increased t. much larger figure. They regard add
tonsl ens apOp him essential to the proper protec
tIon Of the interests Of the people, and mean to have
Sonal lieus are now under consideration by Messrs
O,Conot Evsrts EmOtt, and Peckham and II is init
mated that an will be made to obtain them by order
o the court in order to prevent Tweeds contemplated
Eight
lie Of course maintains Outwardly his old DOnchal
ance aud dsau Of public opinion and boasts that he IL
che only man Of nerve the Ring Secretly however,
10 daily putting his property out Of reach, and turning
into ready cash. At his office he is engaged with his
hwyers In preparing his answer which must he sub
o,.ted a Albany by the close Of next week. What de-
fense be means to set up is not at present known
he only matter Of interest yesterday at the Depart
tent Of Public Works, where Tweed continues to pre-
Side the visit paid by deputation Of workingmen
10 Mr. Tweed The men were those who havo been lay
ing the large ppes and have not been paid for
time. After they had visited Mr. Green and had been
told by him that their payrolls had not been received
they waited on Mr.. Tweed. The treated with
much ObseQuiousness, and were assured by Mr. Tweed
that their DRy-rOs should be made out Immediately.
It's still held by prominent Tammany men that Mr..
Tweed medtates resgninR his position in the Depart
Of Public Works. notwithstanding the assertion Of
Mr Tweed himseh to the contrary.
MI Wheeler H. Peckham states that 1t will be impOssi
Die to tell the date which the will up for a
bearing, has yet appeared for Tweed nor has
his been served upon the attorney Mr Peckham)
opposed to him.
NGERS0LL CONCEALED IN HIS FACTORY.
When Mr.. James H. ingersOll jr., returned ffOm
his hidiDgpace Of the State he was prepared to
furnish bail his appearance in the suit begun against
him as . oOdefendAnt with william NJ. Tweed and his
,leagues Garvey and woodward. He returned when
bOndsmen ready and the order Of arrest issued
him had become invalid. On Monday he did not at
pear In public Tuesday he voted the Tammany
tioket; and on Wednesday he retired into private life
NuOnR the unfinished chairs and tables in the manu-
factory Potter and Stymus st the corner Of
Forty -secondst and LexingtOn-ave Tweed and Inger
S0l were, until lately, the chief owners OF
ShAs fnotory silent partners in the hrm but they
have been selling their interests. 1ngerson had
quarter million dollars invested, which he 10 said to
have hnce sold out This be safe retreat from
the Sheriff who makes effort ind him. but who yes
rdsy said he would he arrested soon as his bail was
ready In other words, when lngersol chooses to give
himself up This retreat is at any rate place OF abso
iute retirement just since it has become known
lat Judge Ingraham hsd issued new order Of arrest
yesterday 1t il also rumored that some Of IngersolPs
psopOsed bondsmen frightened by the result Of the eec
Non withdrawn their pledges and had resolved to
save their principal to find other friends or home In
LRdlovst Jail Adding to this the threat OF Deputy
Dhe JudsOn Jarvis 70 leave him In prison II the bail
not goOd and 1t is thought that Mr. 1ngersOPs re-
remeDt is sufficiently accounted for Since his seclus0n
Mr. Ingesos meals have been sent TO him to avoid In
fractions OF newly adopted rule of privacy and prob
pbly also avoid untimely meeting with sherifs
VGicer.
The Of arrest granted by Judge lDgraham, yes
ierday received by Mr.. Brennan at o'clock.
Nothing done in the matter, however, but Mr..
Brennan satisfied that Mr IngersO will be arrested
IN day The Sheriff being questioned said he did not
III Ow that Mr. Ingersol in town. can he gay
Vt he lie out Of the city, but lie relies on the defend
s scrupuous honor and regard for law to ead him to
Jne forward as be knows that he is TO be
rested
Mr.. Charles OConor stated, yesterday that ID2erso
will be arrested very soon, aud that it fault
thAt he has not been arrested already.
70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
saR: am employed in the factory Of the POTTER
ymus Manufacturing Co. Mr. J. II. IngersOl, the Ring
Chef for whom the Sheriff ought to be looking
he private office Of the factory all to-day He Is the
Argest stOckhOlder In this Company and am told he
busy transferring his stock to-day to other parties,
the amount OF from t2O0000 to 100000 He does not
his meals and has the barber to come TO the
tory to shave him. You easily convince yourself
the truth this information by inquiry at the above
ntioned Office corner Of Forty secOnd-st and LeIing
rave. Please tel the Sheriff 70 do HE duty. 80
isp- York, Nov. 2, 1871.
WOODWARD CERTAINLY GONE.
It's definitely settled that Woodward has fed beyond
q } reach Of order of arrest.
RUMORED PROCEEDINGS AGAINST SWEENY.