New-York tribune., 1871-11-24
milIimeter No signs OF n nucleus discovered and
Prof Hardness thinks may safely be inferred that thc
cvmet CONSISTS simply Of a cloud VI glowing gus.
rs TWEED READY TO RUM
TIE Ex-CnIEF OF THE RING SAID TO RE PRE-
PARED FOR FLIGIIT-IIIS BAGGAGE REMOVED
FROM HIS FIFTH-AVE. MANSION.

TIE EX-CHIEF OF THE RING SAID TO RE PRE-
PARED FOR FLIGIIT-IIlS BAGGAGE REMOVED
FROM HIS FIFTH-AVE. MANSION.
For the last three weeks it has been asserted
by men whose information In Ring matters is generally
correct that Mr. Tweed would not remain long In the
city, and, as published TIE TRIBUNE about two weeks
ago, Charles OConor has said from information In his
possession, that Mr. Tweed making Just such prep
arations as are usually made by men about 10 seek
refuge In flight Yesterday story related to TRTB-
uNE reporter. which comes with considerable force
after the suspicious transfers Of real estate and stock
which Mr. Tweed is known to have made.
On Thursday Of last Week three gentlemen actively
gagged In the reform movement were riding down Fifth
ave., and when opposite Mr. Twecds house large
were pattng other trunks and packages the wagon.
This unusual circumstance stimulated inquiry, and
Deputy United States Marshal was intrused with tho
work Of following this clue to denpitc result.
Tho report Of the officer yesterday was that passages
had been engaged IN the city Of Brussels
for fire Of Mr. Tweeds family, and ono extra
berth had been engaged which it stated might not
be used. At the Inman office the passenger list
amined, but evidence corroborative Of the story
found. 1t is possible however that the passages may
have been secured other form than for family
Of five six for the express purpose OF misleading sus
pcious naurcrs. The officer thinks that the removal OF
no large quantity Of baggage from Mr. Tweeds Fifth
ave house Is explained by the fact that Tweed wished to
send away in advance al Of lis vauabes, and then fol
low them.
Mr. Tweed ha. not made this house his residence since
the exposure OF the Ring frauds. prominent poll
tcian who popularity supposed TO be owned by Tweed,
said, yesterday, that in ~ hours events would occur
which would lsartc NewYork; and it is probable that
he knows thing definite Of Tweeds intentions
than he chooses tO cOnfde to Others Will any means
be taken to prevent the flight
TWEED's SuRETIES-JU OF BAIL EX-
TENDED TWENTY DAYS - TIE SIILEIFt )
RESPONSIBILITY.
As Win. NJ. Tweed was informed time ago that
the Attorney General would not accept his bODGsmeD
without requiring them tO justify he gave notice OF JUS
tnc alton for yesterday. His counsel however obtained
yesterday order from judge Larled, which
served on the plaintiff counsel. extending the Js
tfcation 20 days. Mr.. Peckham, for the Attorney
General stated before Judge Brady in the Supreme
Court that he had been served with such an Order but
he understood the 1t merely gave Mr. Tweed leave
to further notice OF Justification within 20 days.
and left the old notice for yesterday valid and opera
tivc, and under 1t he forced to attend. he had
stated that to them. and requested them to give him
withdrawal Of their notice, which they had refused
w. o. Bartlett Jr, appeared for Mr. Tweed. and said
he supposed the order itself sufficient without any
further notice. NO." said Judge Brady, lit Is not"
Mr.. Bartlett then desired account OF the Importance
OF the matter to confer with counsel. Judge Brady
allowed him 10 minutes at the expiration OF which ne
returned saying that he had consulted Mr. stoughton
Mr. Fullerton and Mr.. Burrl, and they all occu-
pied and could be present. Judge Brady thercupon
marked upon the order that tho plaintiffs were dis
charged from all further attendance upon that notice.
The effect OF this decision is to hold the Sheriff person.
ally responsibe for Mr. Tweeds bail until notice
Of justification is given.