Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-29
Our New York Dispatches.

New YORK, Dec 2S.--All rumurs rs to the
disappearance of Tweed were set at rest at two
O'Clock this morning, when he appeared at the
Norton ball at Apollo hall. He was escorted
into the ball room by committee Of cX-po-
ucians and siuecuriSts, and on entering was
greeted with cheers. 1t appears that the law
does not exempt Tweed from arrest on account
of being state senator, his case not coming I'M
der the provisions Of that statute. Steps have
been taken to rearrest him on a graver charge
than heretofore issued.
Chas O'Conor is opposing the framing of an
Indictment against Mayor Hall by the grand
jury. Mayor Hall is said TO have resigned his
membership in the uTion club to escape the ac-
ton OF the meeting which was to have been held
10 consider the question Of h expulsion.
Ii is said that Tweed'S resignation as Tam
many grand sachem is already in the hands of
the proper officer OF the institution. Isaac Bell,
prominent sachem, says he sees no necessity
OF deposing Tweed, as Tammany is no longer
| what ii was, and his resignation will do as lit
| Tie good as his retention will harm. The order
denying a reduction of bail in the civil suit
against Tweed has been appealed from, and
will be heard in Albany Tuesday next
Neither Cornelius Corson nor Charles L. Will
bour, OF the New York printing company, are
to be found in the city. Abundant evidence
OF fraud in their accounts with the city, the
Times says, has been found.
An engine and tender on the Morris and Essex
railroad we've destroyed by q collision in the
Bergen tunnel, this morning, with Lackawan-
ma train. No passengers ON either train were
injured
The GRAND inv to-,lo,. ,.,-a5 c...t.... -
tension OF time TO examine the ring frauds and
judge Bedford granted it TO the 9th of January
The grand Jury also passed an order that they
would not pass upon any indictments for mu-
nicipal frauds during the sitting of the grand
Jury IN the over and tcrminer cnnrt
Later.-The wbereabouts of 'T,yecd arc soid m
be constantly known to The sherF He has
never lett the city. and has no such intention
He is said TO have bpen NJ tho OHIO If nnIl;c
works this morninr. whore he lad nm iinta,.
view with several friends Jnstice Soft saws
he saw him this morning in . com(ortn6le
place in the city. The justification of his bonds-
men was condemned today, Mcssrs' b p
Farchild and c. G. Cornell were acccrtcd The
sherif's attaches rZoress tha hciaf Nor tbo snrn
ties will be enreiy settled Io.morTow w If Is
stated that each sianer of the bail bond is re-
sponsibe for the whole amonnt a fsct which
doubtless caused the withdrawal of Terence
Farley and others.
The result of the Miner countcrfeting trial is
| a surprise TO all. 1t is renorted his morning
that WIN. P. Wood is TO be arrested for snbor-
nation, and that two of his witnesses will have
to stand a trial for perjury. or the ten Wit
nesses Subpenaed in Boston bv Wood five were
detectives employed by Col. Whitelev. The
two men who signed the card referred In il n
previous dispatch are detectives, and hired Them
Col. Whitley is engaged in preparing evidence
against the perurers. Their arrest will speedily
follow.
The examination into the affairs of the sus.
pended banks shows sbockinc Observation-Disclosures
The books were not written up for two years,
accounts have been oyerdrawn, officials with
small salaries building costly houses. and politi-
clans receiving all sorts of benefits
The Central savings bank. SIKH avenno and
Forty-second street, has suspended; its officers
say it is for few days only The bank has
been organized only four months. and has
$4,000 deposited.
TIE Ocean bank has been unable TO honor all
checks. The aggregate deposits are NOT Iar~e
though the dcpositcrs are numerous. The off.
sI5o say the bank win nav all ohlig,t;ons ond
trouble will probably cease after tbe first Of
January
Michael j. Murphy, post office clerk was TO-
day held in $1,000 bail. CHARGED with emhegzling
two letters.
The New York fire and life insurance comma.
MES presented to-day A testimonial IN Tho s".