The New York herald., 1876-09-10

were sent to Corunna, whence they will be trans
ing on the 2lst.
TIE PRISONERS TO BE GIVEN UP.
On their arrival in Havana they will be handed
over to the American authorities. Their baggage
has been sealed, and goes with them
TWEED AND HIS SECRETARY
II is believed here that the two prisoners are
William NJ Tweed and his secretary.
yURTHEn DETAus-THE FUGITIVE DISCOVERED
IN CUBA AND FLIES TO SPAIN.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD by CABLE.
MADRID, Sept o, 1875
1t was found in July last that Tweed was In San
tiago de Cuba, having passed there from Havana
GENERAL JovELLAR APPLIED TO.
General Jovear was applied to by the American
Consul to have Tweed secured and sent to the
United States.
WILLING TO GIVE HIN UP.
General Jovelar was quite willing, even in the ab.
sencc of an extradition treaty to obge the Ameri-
can government in return for their courtesy in the
Argueles case some years ago.
TWEED SAILS FOR vIGo.
Tweed, however, was apprised in Santiago of his
impending danger and sailed for vigo, Spain, on July
81 on board the sailing vessel Carmen.
THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT WILLING.
Mr.. Cushing thereupon notified the Spanish gov
ernmcnt OF the fact and found them willing to arrest
Tweed and return him to Cuba or deliver him up to
the American Consul.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST ESCAPE.
Every precaution was taken by the Spanish gov.
ernment to secure Tweed's arrest in any port OF
Spain or on any coast line by which he might arrive
Severe orders were given to the local authorities
especially those of vigo and the Gacian coast.
THE CARMEN BOARDED.
On September 8, after long passage Of forty-one
days, the Carmen hove in sight OF vigo and was i'm
mcdiately boarded by the Governor OF Pontevedra.
RECOGNIZED FROM PHOTOGRAPHS.
The Governor at once recognized Tweed from
photographs which ne had had in his possession for
some time previous to the arrival of the fugitive
HIS ASSUMED NAME.
Tweed was entered on the ships papers under the
ing his name as william Hunt, who is said to be his
nephew.
LODGED IN FORTRESS.
Both were Immediately secured and thrown into
the Caabozo, under strong guard, but were sub
sequently transferred by orderto a fortress in vigo
under the command OF the Captain General.
WHAT THE STATE DEPARTMENT KNOWS OF THE
ARREST.
WASHINGTON, Sept Q, 1876
Careful inquiry at the State Department failed to
elicit any confirmation Of tho reported of Tweed
and has likewise failed to develop that the State De.
partment has any such Information in its possession.
THE FEKLING ABOUT TWEED IN NEW YORK
DoUBrs AND FEARS AND BITTER TEARS FOR
THE Gross"
Twenty thousand people who imagne that they
know all about the whereabouts Of William NJ. Tweed
look ed yesterday and told 900 other persons
who proicssed to know nothing OF Tweed when he
should come home that there would be "big dcvel-
opment in a few days "
The despatch in yesterday mornings HERALD to tho
effect Tweed had been captured at Vgo In Spain,
was tho cause oil conversation and remark IN many
places. few Of the deep thinking republican leaders
did not like the news Of the arrest yet they could
disagree with the lightning words OF the cable
Mr. Edward Van schaick, brother OF jenkins an
Schach, is said to he the candidate for the anti
Tainmany and republican nominations for Mayor,
said
oIf this man Tweed Is in Spain ana in the lookup,
my opinion is thnt lie may have had some trouble
abou; his trunks something OF that kind, and the
spaniards arc simply holding HIM matter OF bust
ness. Of course 1t Is hard 10 tell whether Governor
Tllden has had him arrested not. don't see why
Mr. Fish should have tho old fellow locked up"
THROUGH TELESCOPE
gentleman who has the honor OF sitting three
evenings in the wcok with Mr.. John Kelly aud listening
to his dulcc, local national politics. and
who has habit OF arranging his ls4s shirt collar wh,le
studying middiing we'll done'' veal outlet expressed
bimscf IL this way
..rhis Is fight between Grant and HAYES and Cong.
ling and Fcnton Talk about any trouble at sara,os.
why tel! you that they biiin' over the
two factions believe that Grant has engineered this
thing OF getting Tweed arrested Grant has a secret
liking the old man Tweed, but he dare show y
or express his views. Mr.. Fish Is the very best
terms with the Spanish government, and II IS my opn.
ion that hc has had Tweed arrested as special favor
TO him. He delayed tho ganboats and the spaniards
are good to their friends think that Grant
hates Hayes and Tildcn bitterly that
he is willing involve thcm both Ia nm
awiui row by bringing Blu Tweed home. When
he comes home he will come homo without a dollar,
and his friends in New York city, who have been
very bitter, will gently drop him, even II the election
be near nj the time"
An onciai connected with the United States District
Attorneys once said -
'Twccd is ss poor ns church mouse and don't
bsue,a thai he can paz his passage homo The detse