The Portland daily press., 1871-11-13
NEW YGRR.
RToye merits Of the Thieves.


New YORK Nov. The Bureau Of Mu-
| II clpal Correction have information leading
| them tEeni to believe that Tweed is preparing
| to HE. Ire testimony against him is not ogly
| for frauds on the city, hut 10 connection Win
! e lie transactions, winch is overwhelming. He
Is secretly converting everything iuto available
fund:, while mainlaiuing the outward sem
| blince Of fitmn.ss. The Tamuanyites believe
Ia his resignation and file ht. q. ,,fslr. j
| lncefsvll has been h;ding this week IN his
| fnrnitnie factory, aud a ium0r is afioat thar
several of his bond snen, Since the result oil the
| election, have withdraw. 1T believed, II ar
| rested TO dav, "a promised by the sheriff, ne
| will haveto 90 70 all. irib tsG aaE T. ssa- !.
| None of the counsel deny that the arrest OF
| Sweeny Is not on the prog ramme, and ii IS gen
orally believed tina. Il suit against him will be
| entered in few days is Tweed's abettor in the
frauds.
C.rrapt judges 10 be Enlpeached.
| Gen. Blrlow, the newly elected Attorney
General,is urging the collection OF evidence Q,
corruption on the part OF Judge Cartozo ana
other city Judges. iu o.cer that he can lmpeach
them as soon as he assumes his office.
Fifteen Thou snnd fraudulent Votes.
Tue Democratic Reform Committee have
evidence that 15C00 lug woes were fraudulent
/ ly thrown or G uoied in at the election Tues
day, and expsctto punish thirty six repelsers,
already uId'r snryenlaoce. Tue commlstee
stale that the police aided in tbs frauds direct
ly and Indirectly. ~ tsH5 eS. CIV
~ Alexis, Pc haps.
frisate below is supposed to be he Rus
sian mau-ot war with frince Alexis, but it may
be the Wabash. s4t at s
e New York u BILE Foe, ety.
New York, Nov. 12-The 47,h anniversary
of the New York bic Society was celebrateda
this evening The anuuil RI port shows tbst
Bibles, Testaments, etc to the value of $l3-
572 have been issued dnri..g the year. The re-
cripts of the year $21 926, and the expenditures
81, 047. h sss..gt .siasssza sl..alll1a
rhe Thieves will be Followed. r1sc
Charles O'Conor said yester lay that Tweed
was taking all the preliminary steps me take
when thsy seek 10 plude iustics by fight to
foreign lani. The police would not be very
active in alresliug him even il the Committee
OF Seventy give them power, and Would not
help US by informing as of his movements =
O'Cunor believed Tweed woull certaioly fl9
and that there We're not many impediments 10
his way. He did not thin k be would re the
only prominent criminal who would quit the
country, but wherever they go in Europe, they
will find that they car not remain with lmpu-
nifty They will be followed wherever the law
can follow. As 10 Fields his seat in the as
semby will be disputed on the ground OF frauds
OF which the proofs so abundant that Horatio
Seymour will surely take bis seat.
ssa ass N.w Cit, Charter. =. ~
A few chaner is already drafted for submits
sion to the Legislature, which will provide q
more Just government for the people. As t.
the difficulty about the Aldermen the Mayor
need not ,rouble himself it, as IN January in
any case TIE uewly elected Aldermen will be
the Aldermen and all points of law sweeps
away, -T ~, p. r-7e
The Arrested Alderman.
. j an,es Irving, in public statement, says he
knows nothing about the assault Oh Dowley
Tor ch he j. ares ed He don't know til t
be ever saw Dowlty. He was rot near the
fracas and did not recognize any Of the parties
Concerned in it, lie thinks that the action
az ainst him is for the purpose of perst cntor.
and that Ire has been III ated by the United
States authorities like dog 1t is suspected |
that the wrong man is arrested, and report |
about the sheriff $ rliice says that the descIip-
ton of The assailant TALES with one of the |
deputy sheIiffs By The name of Jim Erbe.
'a a1 51'a5 n Coliistoa. e7
The steamer City of PARIS sunk yesterday
afternoon the canal boat Montona, laden with |
grain. Sue was insured fot S13, 900 80 szsaH /
s'May be Expected amy Nome at."
QUARANTINE, STATEN ISLAND. Nor. - =
The Russian clipper Abr eek, Capt. Schanz
thlrty-iwo days from Madeira, anchored in tie
lower bay last night Capt Schlntz says he
parted com pany with the Admiral about TWEEN
ty-seyen days ago. Their arrival here may be
expected any moment. The Abreck left the
RUSSIAN fleet in Ion. p, lat so. with orders to
take soutberiy course under steam TO New
ok and rendezvous until the arrival G! the
Admiral. CatacaZy the Russian minister, has
boarded the Abreck -