New-York tribune., 1876-11-24

Observation-Disclosures on Bollar warrant for s67 4s7 21
lA-Aganst Tweed: Obtaining by gross @ iraa9 1 d and
siSnatnre 10 same from Hal and from Watson.
1b@Hsainst Tweed Similar TO the last Keyser warrant
Of S27,s57 3s.
NOT IN PRINTED LIST.
x-obtaining Mayors signature &c.
Y-HisdemeanOr Keyser warrant, $5O953 80.
INDICTMENTS FOUND IN JULY, 1878.
lasa TwssG g SOnnoy VARIANT a9S dr a9f 7s G
fyor OF ingerson d CO.. Aug. l. 1870 by false pre-
o k1o,nst TW eed. Connolly, sweeny, and King: Same
= a. warrant for Sl53377 OF, Aug. Is, 1870.
sAsaos. GonRsy 2lT a c sTeg6y fo 81 ia f2 ' S -
A-Acainst Tweed and Connolly, S1267O7 SO; Same as
s.A1inst Tweed Connolly, and King: Same, $l6l,S4l
81, jay 20 ls49 as to Ingersgi gs i Same s152 249
z-XeaSsi weed, Connolly, sweeny, and King; Same
nos B. s. g. San and are subjects of the civil suit
No. u INDICTMENTS IN SESSIONS.
Foar Of tie Indictments the sessions-D, f., l. K-are
Tor larceny of the goods Of state OF
<
In omnibus Indictment is for felony Keyser voucher
IN c,pnibs Indictment is for procuring woodward
In Omnibus indictment, same AS to warrant ior
same as B.
g as c.
Much OF the above will be cOmprehended only by law
yers but the indicates the formidable array o
indictments against Tweed in none Of when Is II sup
osed he has any defense. 1t ssad that upon reaolhS
this lat Tweed in great rage swOre that he wOuu no
longer continue the unequal fight ana spend WaI money
he had left I'm fees b. lawyers.
It's understood Also that he had begun to believe that
A was part OF the political programme OF Gov Ihden
who was then already looking forward TO tho nominal
tion for President continue these prosecutions on the
criminal Indictments through the year 1873 and part Oh
1876 with view Of securing Tweeds confinement IN
State Prison during the pending canvass for the fres
dency whether OF not such intention existed on the
part of Gov Tilden OF little consequences 1t Is known
that Mr. Tweed suspected him Of this intention, and be-
Having the Governor TO be relentless III his purpose to
proseeute hn to the bitter end, resolved upon night
II ia well known, also, that there was great rage
ON the part OF Gov Tden, Charles OConor wheeler H.
Peeha aud others Of the prosecution at the acOn OF
certain members Of the Court Of Appeals in making the
decision reversing the judgment against Tweed OF IL
years Imprisonment on the omnibus Indictment Is
asserted that these gentlemen believed that this decision
had been procured by undue influence While their anger
was strong AGAINST some members Of the Court OF Ap
peas their plan to practical reversal OF the de
eison seems to have been directed entirely against
Tweed HOweverfase Tweeds suppOstioD or orlnformalon
may have been there qGeson that he believed inc
purpose OF the prosecution be Of the most vndeVe
character lie recognized the prospect before him as
very serious one and hence before Indicated resolved
10 seek safety in fight This, however proved sDortVe
and as detailed elsewhere he yesterday returned 10
his cell IN Ludlow Street Jail The evil suit meantime
has been entered in judgment against him, and ne re-
turns with prospect of having TO stand trial on the 70
indictments now pending