New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
THE ANTE-TAMMANY CRUSADE.

TwEEDS SECRET PLANS-RUMoRS OF HIS IN
TENDED FLIGHT.
Although Mr.. Tweed has denied that he
intends TO resign his position as Commissioner OF Public
Works. and strenuousy asserted bis intention OF taking
his seat in the Senate the belief general that he will
resign II the flight for which he s believed to be making
preparations does not prematurey. On Saturday
gentleman, who has every means Of obtaining trust
worthy information in regard to Ring said to
TRIBUNE reporter: al am not ct liberty to give You
any authority, but know that Tweed Will resign MS
position in few days. tell you this, knoring nat Is
correct" This Endorsed by prominent MEMBER OF
the Tsmmany Society. On several occasions last week
Sheriff Brennan who is supposed to know much more Oh
the inner working Of the Tammany Ring than he chooses
TO dyuce prophesed and one OF
these is thought be Mr. Tweeds flight at an early day
Charles OConor entertains very decided opinion tha'
Mr. Tweed having, without Disguise prepared 70 leave
this city for foreign land will soon put his plans I'D
practice and go. Mr. OConor bases his beief IN large
degree on the fact that Mr. Tweed is doing just what
men who intend to run away usually do-that H. they
take all they can with Them The bail OF 100000 Mr.
OConor does not deem sufficient to prevent Mr. tweed
from fleeing from justice and be has little confidence In
the officers whose duty will be arrest him in any at
tempt which he may make to leave the country.
1NGERsoLL TAKES REFUGE IN NEw-JERsEY'-HIs
ARREST EXPECTED TO-DAY.
Mr.. Ingcrsoll left his hiding-place In tho
furniture factory Of Messrs Potter 6tymus on Fruoy
evening and took another departure. While the sher
IFS officers were confidently expecting that he would
surrender himself making preparations for hight
and he took the evening train for Orange N j. the resi-
dence of his father. The shers deputy searched Tor
him &C the furniture factory Saturday but he was noS
there and his will be delayed until he chooses to
return to NewYok The assigned for bis latest
escapade s that his arrest Saturday would propaby
have compelled him to spend days in Ludlowst Jail
It is still maintained that his bond is ready, Mr. 0gVe.
Lorn Ingerso the defendants father. and Mr. Watson
partner in the Bowery furniture firm. being the pro
posed bondsmen. 1t seaxpected that Mr. InSersoll Will
be arrested to-day.
THE ALDERMEN's REPORTS ON THE CITY FRAUDS.
President Conan of the Board of Aldermen
states that the Aldermen and Supervisors branch OF tho
Joint Committee Of Investigation will probably meet
next Wednesday and present their reports OF the City
and County accounts They would have met before had
not been for the illness Of Of their members and
the meeting next Wednesday Is contingent upon mo
presence Of Alderman Dimond who has been Ill. Alder
man Conan says that there will he no "whtewasbng"
in the reports about to be presented but that the Com
mitees will treat Of matters neglected by the citizens,
and place tho blame and responsibility where they really
belong Mr. Conan says these reports Will asonish The
people when they presented they contain facts
and names never before mentioned In connection with
the frauds and extOrtions practced upon the city.