The New York herald., 1876-09-28
THE TURKISH PROBLEM.
Servia's Discomfort with the Peac,
Policy Of Europe.
MUST THE WAR 90 ON 2
Prince Milan Must Decline the Crown or
Offend Russia and Austria.
ENGLAND AS EGYPTs ADVISER.

CNuLhNU no Lu1 ADVlOCh'
TWEED SURRENDERED.
,xLyvHRED ON BOARD THE FRANxLIH By TEE
SPANISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II AD-
x1BAL CASES cABIN-1wEHD's TWO CON-
PANIoxs
From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday.]
Woo, Spain, via LONDON, Sept 27, 1874
Dispatches have just been received from the 7ele-
vam's correspondent vgo tho effect that William
H. Tweed was removed at half past ninc last evening
om his fortress prison Castillo del Castro whore no
had been confined for twentyono days, to tho United
States frigate Franklin.
A PRISONER OF STATE
Tweed offered very little objection to his removal,
probably because he thought II would bc useless He
was treated with every consideration and the quar-
ters OF Rear Admiral Case were assigned to him.
LIBERATED.
Twceds companion, who gave the name Of William
Hunt, and who has been prisoner with him,
taken board the Franklin, but almost immedi-
atcly set at liberty and allowed return ashore. In
dress appearance Hunt looks like mechanic.
HUNT TWEED.
Your correspondent had interview with Hunt after
his release He very reticent refusing to give the
history Of their wanderngs and still maintains that
his friend Sccor was not William NJ. Tweed
MYSTERIOUS AMERICAN.
Hunt was followed and watched by the authorities
after leaving the Franklin. He went Immediately to
zee an American friend at the Hotel Europa who was
registered there under tho name Of R. Sands
Is 1T TwEED's SOM
Sands IL considered hcro to be Twced's by
gpaniard who Processes to have known him in New
II A,o
age has sandy hair and beard and is slightly bald
This description may lead 10 his Identification Now
York.
OPPOSITION ExrRADTrIoN.
There much opposition here 20 tho surrender Of
Tweed TO tho American authorities and the action OF
she government almost universally condemned.
THEIR TREATMENT PRISON.
Hunt speaks we'll Of the treatment he and his COM
pauion received at the hands OF tho Spanish author
ties while In prison. They were not allowed to CON-
muncatc with each other, and were closely guarded
but otherwise they received every courtesy and at
tention compatible with prison rules
FRANKLIN
The hour for the departure of the Franklin is set for
two O'Clock this afternoon and Is calculated that the
voyage to Now York will take about thirty days. as,
whenever possible rail instead OF steam will be used
in consequence Of the Franklin not having tho capacity
70 carry coal enough for long voyage
LATxR-sAILrNo OF THE FRANKLIN POSTPONED
UNTIL TO-DAY.
fWzC1AL DESPATCH 10 THE HERALD By CABLE. ]
vIGo, Spain, Sept 27-6 P. N.
Tho United States frigato Franklin will not sail this
evening" as intended. The detention is owing to the
sudden death Of Of tho sailors, who badly in
jurod in gale few days since
BOARDING FRANKLIN
According to instructions renewed my efforts 10 OBJ
tain talk with Tweed was SO far successful this
afternoon to get audience with the ex-Boss on
board the Franklin.
BIG GUN on THE GUN DECK.
The prisoner received me in the apartment formerly
occupied py Admiral Case, who is now away from tho
ship Tweed had just finished cigar the open port
hole on the sarboard side of the gun deck, where he
sat- aside from tho officers OF the ward room, gazing
down the length of the deck with assumed indif-
terence. Forward, the men not watch collected in
small silent groups, regarding the famous prisoner
from afar Off with undsguised curiosity.
A rRuIrLEss AUDIENCE
At the moment OF his return to his cabin sent in
my card and told that MT Socor would
Without the slightest hesitation the prisoner rose,
and after shaking hands, told me TO be seated. After
exchanging the inquiries In regard to his health
was forostalIcd in all further questions by Mr. Tweed
verse upon any topic relating either to his business
Bpain or TO entertain any inquiries which based
upon the assumption chat he was William H. Tweed,
Of New York.
QUIET RuBBEE.
he was playing the game Of s'blun" with mo
that he tried upon the people OF New York when no
Iaid, "what you going to do about ~" When
WINGED decided disnclination to be satisfied with
his meagre information he said, "wcl, then, rc
pons to converse longer" Reluctantly said good
w.
HUNT sILExr
Hunt follows his masters ORDERS and refuses TO say
anything
Young TIVE I'D Is IDENTITY EsrADLsnxp.
Since returning on shore from the flagship trust
worthy Information has como 10 hand confirming tho
report that the man giving the name of Sands is Will
am n. Tweed, JE, tho p:isoncr's son. New York
Gentleman arrived this morning positively Identifies
iim
EHE NEWS OF rwEED's DEPARTURE IN NEW
YonK--wHAr sPAXIARp SAYS OF THE DE-
LIVERY OF THE ''Boss"-spAIN's LITTLE
GAME AND TIE COMING CAMPAIGN.
The news Of Twccds departure from Spain for the
United States published exclusively in yesterdays
Telegram tho subject OF very general comment in
,otcaI circles A good deal of mystifyng matter has
Sccn mixed up with tho "rwid Autemo" affair since
Tho Of the Boss capture first forwarded from
vigo Tho bIunder of the Spanish authorities in at
tribcting TO William u. Tweed, when first arrested,
The crime OF kidnapping was in tscf udicrous enough,
and caused many then to doubt the reported capture.
When confirmation of tho first reports camo later
evcr, and all doubt to Twccd's identity was ad-
mttcd to have been cleared up people wondered what
the national government had to do with tho natter
And still the wondor grows and still they ask why the
United States frgaie Franklin sent to bring no me
Tweed who is at the only swindIcr and forgcr
While sharkcy. murderer, condemned TO the gaows
or his crime, is hotel runner in Madrid A peculiar
uplsnation or rather what purportcd to bc an *
,lanntion, Of this matter avcn to tho writer by
gentleman dong business down town yesterday.