The New York Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1871, Page 4

4 NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, 187L—IKIPLE SHEET, ae Bats LOCAL GOVERNMENT. THE SMALLPOX. CONNOLLY’S CASE, | #722282. was | mind that these suits are drought, not the = plo of the 8t but by the Attorney Must { millions The! people of the State have never authorized these suits ce during | to be brougat. The Attorney General is the great power feet {rom | which has stepped in here of his own volition and Onn the time these robberies were perpetrated ; nin brought ons adjud ance, adj C ~—— . Watson, throwil into jail ander enormous bi presented to the Court on tt ours: ew ete By aes taf ee accor hed x canny | fin has aotne he ig ae ote 9 eee Co va ITS RAVAGES DURING THE YEAR. for | aes aS Serena ae sclrtar Set, jHS At Met rtnere yehecete, | tater Geis sal inp, wie wea'tn eapettoed | Affairs Yesterday at the Pub- The Argument at Albany for | 9... ine fraud wan concocted, Now we follow there | assumed Uy Kingh Th ‘Auorney’ Goneral ‘England cen | and prominent lawyer. then fo ful Dractics, that said claims " + aiidavits, and we fnd through a eub-clerk named Weod- | bring suits in his own nai une he (s there regarded as | having been approved and ouvited the sald lic Departments. x ward that two-thir ‘ls are | the persona! representative of the King. But, hi where is | Bo of Supervisors, the said Board of Audit 'p: Reduction of Bai divided among Tweed and oleae Featend: cimomoances the power which represents the peopie? Where but in the | had no power to reconsider the same upon thels The Board of Health Fighting It—Ono Hundred cme show that Connolly gota abare of these robberies, Tthink | Lecisiaure? And the Legislature must direct the at- | merits, and that the only duty of said Board in elles ‘Thokseand? Bones: nent the foregoing evidence uamistakingly points to Conuolt as torney Genoral te ae 4 sult, detore: he cao Ko a0. | relation thereto was Vo pase them . th the official forms pres faccinated This Year— participant; that Con What richt, then, General brows iminary to thetr pay ice, k Cady on the Comp- Fon should know nothing ero asloces’ te \pre- | this “aut? -If'ho has this right he” is veste? with | Corporation Counae and Mayor, this defendant believea and | AG@i¢ional Security for the Eighteen Hundred and Fourteen Cases— er post: dT eay if “parties “making these pro: | Fecal power, fe can bring amit anywhere and at auy time, | acted upon. And the said Mayor drafted and offered the Over Seven Hun: i and allowed ~ Connolly, to | He ts, in short, she ruler of this State. He bolda a power | resolution set forth im the complaint against William M. Voucher Room. ‘dred Deaths—tow troller’s Offices. T yeen guilty of ‘ae greats | greater than that of tbe people themselves He has the | Tweed and others in the following words :~ 5 the Patients Fare on the ‘vas, in fact, the man who was reapousible | power to control the result of elections and sovernsthe | | etolved, That the County Auditor collet trom, the Island. forvail these rooberies; therefore. Connolly was paraucd, | Brats. it matters not whether this de‘endant le a culprit, | appropriate committees the Board of | Super- a Laahocts ¥ ville erennna nea When pavers were made out against Tweed there was | If he is be must be tried and punished according to law. and Wabliittes against the county . ft Connolly, This In concluding Mr. each sald a very remarkable proposi- | incurred prior to April 26, 1870, and amounts now It 1s gratifying to learn (and the publi CHARLES O'CONOR ON THE WAR PATH, | cmon rererzed, to (Bis Coane wan 07, detien,t | on had bonm made to are tbe qumaign Of dwe thereon; thet’ the evidence ‘of the same be | Shaky Condition of the Court House Portico— gratifying ( public will be Ld the authorization for the same by the sald Board, or its ap- Pleased to be informed) that this loathsome dis he = | passed nm referee, 'd pot that President, aioe nae antennae Moe Greet waa” amply ‘Connors dep, mbject te ecoting ted a 2 abe ag reupon the Tt May Cramble at Any Moment, caso she. smalipox—in' aw wou vader control of P emissal at any time. a naps ay ie oMciais and not iy to create much | eat inst any such letting down ef the directed Oren ews The Vanished Voushers—The Pacts and Figs | Pomee aS ae ances cream un | SSTeR EE Tate Seas ed | wine ae er Meat more avoo if proper are be observed by the ures, the Flagrant Frauds and the Sepa Bot ras not known bow long te would maintain | Zot ieatand or fl , ore WT and "in said complaint ‘rel ing to, tne sbugstose | Opening Another Section of the | *2tltt inspectors an oe people cheerfully yield to this breach, Of course, the Peckham a axed on ai chocticstatnkente! and means of on! ‘bonds therein mentioned ¢ demand for vaccinatiot nd beilef; bus it refers to other affidavits which mistaket erroneous; thy as he is advised Fieree Forensie Fight tive'tia ost." Theat alkdavita warrant the balet that Gon- | wtrennety‘at biseine rset as Re aes bees, | br counsel and’ Pelores; he ofthe Boulevard. Yesterday careful inquiries were made of Sanitary . molly 10, guilty. As ll eveuta, he te of Drought up, i was nompre than Tight. be. should: gay some: ely CM Pg ggg Inspector Moreau Morris retative to the ravages of a oficial | negl ere fe on the ve thing in reply. As to these. moneys, the Mayor, Aldermen | Pores ‘of law: issued said bonds, and sopotiated. them — the disease since {t became epidemic in January 4 Commonality of New York rhatever, t a ie “Again, there | 10, dont fide Holders, and recelved through its oflcere % wi A ore they could not lem. last, and that gentiemnn is sanguine of his abuity Important Points in Equity | generatsnanot'speciic. The srauis, were charged a com | If hve caso had srises to wo too. dat that tke people of the State of |New York Strengthening the Fire | 5, stamp it out if the Comptrotier will supply the and Law. to'Mr, Conpolly, anvt he oat nent to these very vouchers; toy | OF wnat his renee pers yan wy eho of, moral obligations to pay said bonds, and bave no lem Department. funds to carry on the work of vaccinating the pee : rere pot x0 nae ieee wore § Lt ae aL did he dot ie Dusting that there was no ame: pink cree fan = Lahde jepel righ a ple, The disease first attracted attention on the we the following Monday. er re yh nan eueral Tae. Sanaa thereto. ‘Tifa depcnent almme. the allegations maintalaed 19th of last December, and spread, until, on the 1at of ‘ le are i rte WILLIAM A. BRACH—Where is the proof of this? tained that the New Yorl containea in the fifth articie im aaid complaint so tar as Saturday is generally a dull day at the public | January, it assumed epidemic proportions. Tnese ann . =I thi % were, under int yt fttee—ite re- ‘x THE END NOT YET- | ciialy doennot doy ie Mmeteot Yaad Mr. | soncral iam, subject (obequed end could wie.” There was, | Tau? «0° gaponeutine. oresence of the. sal offices and yesterday proved out a slight exception | cases reported 1u the various months of the year s ur be Mr, Connolly does deny tt. Mn O'Conor uisputed this, saying that ‘the general law mak. | mitted accounts in the Comptroller's “ee ani | co that general role. The Court House and City bx t ‘ 5 bat real the matement showing when ihe toushere, ad’ bees tg, thls provisigh did got apply te Mew, York. thetaroeny serene Situ bud tee “orker iedtth Hali were to a great extent deserted, and only 8 nent protests against these and the other matters argument here closed and the Judge took the papers. ILL IL AP’ stolen suid article as irrelevant, and says that he, this d easional poli! 7 CONNOLLY STILL A CAPTIVE. Sn BEACH—I geked for testimony showine that Mr, Con- Toe AMdavits. waco pared rigorous measures to investigate seid offence, | 20%, pa e2 luclans and ex-office-holders, ae 'y ee ia 2: dediltve dhlletih Make, sce SUPREME Court, County oF At ¥.—The Peonte of | 821 caused a criminal complaint to be instituted agains seeking their pay, were to be seen in the hallways r. ‘The ir. Connolly an eae York Hageert: Baulch, employes in the C Tae case of Comptroller Connolly acqatred more | asked him to deliver the vouchers... They were not delivered. | Ly amiacr Richard He Gouncliy and Kamae enOx Bhhaings an wre perpetrators’ of ihe epime- and that taey | 804 corridors and anterooms of the buildings in the than ordinary importance yesterday, from the | The Sabbath intervened—a day for good as well as bad | ney,andon the papers on arin tie ‘order of arrest was | 80 now in prison and under tnafotmint therefor, And thi Park. As might naturally be supposed, the depart. fact that @ forensic fight was going on at Albany, jeeds-—and on Monday the vouchers were found to be miss- grated. Let the plain or the Attorney General of ‘the Geponent saya that he has no association or connection, | ment which attracts the greatest amount yale aturday Mr. Green was appsinted. Do you not ’ i direcily or indirectly, with the commission of said offence, tho result of whtch would determine, pernaps, | sr the tremity to whlch he was reduced >. He was toldto | gene OC New York show cause before this Court, at's Special | Gr°viih' ‘tne removal of said vouchers.” “And | of interest and attention 1s the Department of of the make intment, and he does so. But Monday Mm this deponent _ rote: against the several all disease, but the exact percentage cannot be ascer- whether or not he should remain longer @ pri- | mormog, before Mr, Green could enter upon {he cote Learned, in the Sy oF Albany, om the th day ot December: | tions in the sixth article of said complaint, that | Finance. Here dally congregate the employés of pe ed ritsnleas ria aa ei dhedrpage Boner in the common County Jail. The | dis duties, the papers were stolen. Connolly knew if he re- | not b cated, or why the amount of bail required by the | they, re immaterial to the ing against this deponent; | the various other departments of the city and ‘ 1» iy ir rg pe sti logatious relative tothe aetion ie | county government begging for the money they | Teot from quaranYne to the hospitals.and no re- 0 mained inollice and delivered the voucherwhe wasruined. | Order of arrest herein should not be reauced,or why. but he avera and states that go far ashe has any know! 5 ¥ information, PALS RUE SERS ee ANE 2318 RAIS NOI Bones oper OF tories Grate Rhone Tey Der ueaae ae Lee Heat stituted by the Corporation Counsel against this deponent, | have earned, and getting always the seli same an- | Ports are made of (Nem to the Health Buard, except and relative to the motives and purposes of the Mayor and of ‘TUF VOUCIERS MUST DE DESTROYED, 4 h id there seem proper, with Ang journal for the purpose probably Of | 1 have no doubt a consultation with Tweed showed the | a2 i0 the Court may then an pers hen t f i - advertising a certain shipping man in this city, to | danzerthere was in Preserving the voucuers, Connolly ia. | lexes of serving additional papers on or before the 7th inst. | Saba Cornoration Counsel, and aa to the futuro prosecution of | SWer, ‘I will look into it and sce how itstands,”" or | When thoy nears ated, is Harris, however, estt , 7 shrewd. Tweed iva bold, daring, not learned, dashing tel- | DRoEMBER 5, 1871. : such action, and as to the faith and intent with which thesame | eis the highly conaolatory remark, ‘There is no | Mates that about seventecn per cent of the cases the effect that Mr. Connolly was to lay aside $1,000,- | low, and it is wot didicult to imagine how they weuld man- e . J was commenced, and has been and will be conducted are have resul-ed in death, a3 this is a malignant type 000 for the purpose of makiag restitution if needed | ace an affair like this, ‘These are circumstances of sich con- SurReuR Covet.—COUNTY OF ALBANY.—The People | each and all of’ them acandalous. And this deponent is | money and may not be any for some months; at : trolling influence as to be perfectiy monstrous to allow him | Of the Siute of Neo York wv dikes Bo Connolly, wid, now eubjected to an action in the ape at te least, not till atterthe Legislature meets and makes Of the disease. ‘was promptly and pronouncedly denied. Beyond | toflee. “It would ve a lasting disgrace upon our Judges and | @d Crunty of New Yorks ss. ourtaey, Mayor, ldermen and Commonalty of " Tats nore wos nothing new in relation to the sup. | Gourd. Nr O'Conor thea tosk up ihe adluaviter sa, | culy ewan, deposes and he. is’ aitor= | New York, aud to an ther action in the name of the | some provision.” Yesterday there was a steady | The energetic effort of the vaccinating corps of M sh ng - | Courtney and Connolly. He said he could not find inita | Dey for the defendant as far as said Board of Supervisors, and to tais action for the same | ctroam of callers to the Comptrolier, and the | B0ard of Health hay had much to do with the check ject here, as all parties more directuy interested | single word stating that he fs unable to give ball. luce the amount of bali in this action and to. ‘cause and none other, and he is now in strict confinement in | Stream of cal see the Comptri : BE qi T ight Aical r. BEACH read from the Connolly thathe was | the order of arrest herein. That the amount of bail | the commoz jail under the order of arreat made tn this action general remark was given It in tne city, Twenty-eight medical oficers ‘Were awaiting the result of the argument at Alvany. | neid in jail because Le was ani the dail required, | in the opinion of deponent, is so large that itis Impos- | because of b's inability to furnish the extraordinary amount * ‘Were put at work cary in the spring to vaccinate —_— Mr. O'CONOR did not look upon this declaration as one that | sible for the defeniant to obtain the same, and that | of bail—demanded to the sum of %1,U00.000—and this THE UNIVERSAL GREEN-NES3 7 . " he was unable to give ball. He looked upon it asanevasion. | Said defendant is now in actual custody in the com- | without the slightest proof, as this deponent avers, | which seemed to pervade the entire office. The the people, and up to October 1, when the work waa THE ARGUMENT IN CONNOLLY’S CASE. Me ta in jail because he ts charged with offences, This | mon jail of the county of New Yor! of @ single fact or circumstance implicating thi abandoned for want of funds, 100,400 persons had te declaration was put In the adidavit o work upon the aympa- | such custody since the night of the with auy criminal or franduient purpose connected with the | panes of glass in the partitions seemed to have a tuies of Your Honor, i bp Ci adele a « sald = a ee gait teeta of & fa eared and lore greenish tint; the elaborate frescoes on the ceiling submitted to their lances, Of these 40,000 were im ANY, N, 71 '—Well, wee! in| ecessary, opinion the sl test «evidence at ey extent are tears ha ft tnbed Jel Lath te Reseoaiace uae miter ae deponent that. the’ application to” reduce amount of | thipstes in shy disposition ‘made ‘of the méney | seemed to show their green groundwork, and even | te Public schools and 10,000 in parochial, industrial al ‘The argument on the order to show cause why the order for the arrest of Richard B. Connolly, late Comptroller of New York city, should not be vacated herein, and to vacate the order of arrest herein, should | received thereupon. And this deponent avers that and private schools. The stoppage of this work im be beard at the earliest practicabe moment, and, therefore, | he did not ‘partic! te therein—that he believea | the gas pipe hanging in the middic of the | Octoner, it will bescen by the figures above, gave asks an order to show cause herein sald ee and acted upon the advice as aforesaid received | large room—the remnants of fallen great- | the disease iree liconse, and the number of cases je | shouid not be made at an earler day than that which would | from bis official adviser, the C moreased from $7 to 167 in one mouth, ‘ths so 4 selected on tho defendants being obliged to give the | from bis odlcis e Mayor of sald city.’ This | Dess—belng that from which the immense | giarmea the autnorities that Comptroller Greene be bel superior, or his ball bond reduced, was held im Chambers by coker | Plattifr eight days’ notice. SAMUEL G. COURTNEY. | g dentes all ‘knowledge of the facts alleged in enly aro 2 ee ee Olcunor | PiWorm te belare ime this dit day of December, 1871, | the several afidavite alisched to the compiain so far | Cbandeller so sudd pped some months | was induced to give $5,000 tor the continuance 14 Judge Learned to-day. 8S. G. Courtney, William A. | reterred to Connolly’ cl 4 Be . John McKeon and Rutus noe appeared | J0King manner, and said it was entirely unnecessary for CLARENCE carer Notary Public in and for the city and | as the same ure material io this action or to this de- | ago, Das accumulated a coating of greenish looking Me ae works aad mney (are. BOW Sur FaeD: DATA ELBNS ap Pre man to make oath toa joke. Connolly says he did notdo | county of New York, ponent, and, protests that the same are irrelevant | monig, ‘The majority of the callers yesterday ag ; ation. for Connolly, and Charles O’Conor and John H, | everything abvut the oflice, sweep nor scrub. He also says SUPBEME COURT—Fhe Peonle of the State of New York vs, | thereto. And ceponent further says that he has no kuow- . thoy have resumed the Saditary Inspector reports @ f le. A . ber of be never scrutinized the accounts. Mr. O'Conor theneritt: | Riehird B. Connoily.—Richard B. Connolly, the defendant ii | ledge of the facts stated in sald compiaint in folio | seemed to oe ‘‘greenhorns,”” and the clerks and | marked abatement in the disease, and he is very Strahan for the people. A targer number of spec: | cised the atiaavit, line by line and word by word, aud pro- | this action, being duly sworn, says:—That it is true, astated | twenty, and the succeeding folfos to foo forty-one, | others in the various bureaus were undoubtedly | SAnguine that it hes spent tis fury. Yet he deciares tators were preseat than at te hearing of the | Bounced the denials tuo general and 1m the afiidavit of Wheeler H. Peckham, upon which theorder | and therefore denies the same, except that he believes that the work of vaccination, which {s the ouly pro- ase TOO INSIGNL ICANT FOR NOTICE. of arrest hereia was granted, that this deponent possessed | thom to be true so far as they are founded on | very green as to what was going on or wnat was to | tection against the epidemic, sould not be discon. ‘Tweed case: The mere declaration that there 1 no evidence {snot & | the mental and physical qualities and attended to the ee ee ire asee ttt peyton be done in regard to any of the matters under con- | tinued until the total population have been visited. It Is like the old verdict 10 ci dutics of his ofice, a@ is with much complimentary detail 1 * j@ says there ts ro proof of bis therein alleged; but this deponent says that neither those | Of said Board of Supervisors, and Albert C, Woodward to | sideration, while the great Green himself moved | The inspectors at first net wt et obieguons: jcipating In this money stolen. tie docs not say that he qualities or his uiligence enabled him to become acquainted | have been his assistant. And this deponent about, listening to this one, answering another, from persons who were afraid to submil @ the pialatit not participate io the division of the money received. Now, | with the multitude of business transacted jn bisgaid ollice; | further, says that he 8 not intorme: of i Q he | CPeration, but ug they lave come to learn and ap- ‘appears to show cause why the relief asked for should not | that 1 the way this deolal ls made by Connolly of par | that the allaire therenf were exceedingly numerous and com- and has no knowled, of the circumstances | nodcing toa third and promising dozens that he | preciate the benefiis of such vaccination, and are t Mr. Ceurtacy’s Argumest. ‘ Mr, COURTNRY im opening the argument, after referring | ti to the order of the Judge ‘or this hearing, = be granted. be propusc:! to read certain papers op whioh | tcipating tn this $1,000, mploying about two hundred and fitty subordi. | referred to in the said afidavit of the said Peck- | would have their matiers examined, Naat 7 the application was based, or tne substance of their contents. Ir. OConor pursued thts criticism to some length to show mot: whem was an auditor, duly appointea | ham, upon which he avows his conviction that this dcopneat THE COUNTY BURKAU RESIGNATIONS eet ikee steatiennbiny 40 Raa aun ee ‘He then proceeded to rend the Lot Mr, Peckham on | there was not sudicient denial contained ia bin aMidavit to in obedience to law, whose duty it was toexamiue all claims | Would Immediatciy abscond trom the Umted States If be | nave not yet been recelved, and tie attachés of that icld & ready acquiescenco to the offers of the medi- which the order of ‘anted (already pub- | secure attention. Ile regarded the aflidavit so weak that it | and accounts presented to the Comptroller's Department, | should learn or suspect before his actual arrest that any | bureau are not lIKCly to resign. ‘The briillant econo- wie ady acquiescenc: Jisbod), remarking that ad been no complaint | would be impossible to convict bim of perjury one single | andto audit and allow or t ihe same; that it was | measure of a legal character were being taken against him; J Cal onicers. made by the people against Connolly, as Ciated with Tweed, Garvey it, reject cal ol i 8 DOL BBsO- int, eveo If every averment in the compiaint was true. hysicaily imposalbie that this deponent should personal! bat this deponent charges and avers that whatever thecir- | Mist with tne monarchical cognomen seemed, ves- It 13 @ remarkable fact, but one that certainly believed His Honor could not but regard this aftidavit Gicharce all'the dutien. of bia sald o0ice, and for that | cumstances may be to which the said adidavit alludes, they | terday, to be im an exceeding gvod humor and | snouia convince the most’ sceptical ol the benedta arainat them. Toe afiday snot contain asin. | evasive and unworthy of consideration. He thought 1 by law that be should be | are falncious—that this deponent never contemplated | watchel the movements of te mechanics who are | of vaccination, that there has not been a single vei allegation against Connolly. Le then read the afidavit | Honor should pospoue the hearing of this case a u al ordinates id this deponent | @bsconding from the United States under any cir- | placing massive iron shutters im the windows of the person vaccinated by the health oficers attacked ade by Connolly In respouss: to the adidavit of Peckham, | oughl to appolot a releree in New York tu take was obliged to confide the performance of the details of | cumstanct this deponent avers and charges | room irom which the vouchers disappeared. The | ty tne disease, Another fact equally important 1s naiating that it being puysically impossible fcr him | evidence possible inthe case. There would be no har and office to their diligence and fidelity, and he insists | that the say » at the time of making hiswald | workmon go on ry e} et Oqually importa to discharge all the duties of his office others | except thut of keeping Connolly in jail, and that for another | that ino doing he was not unfaithful to his oficial trast, but | S@davit, did not have, and could not have had, any Ae eicedas teane saasiian that of the forty employ6s of ihe Board of Health, Were employed to assist bim; that be knew | week, and the only hardship in this was perbaps that he edient to the scheme upon whicn the department was | knowledge of any fact or circumstance justifymg the THE FES: IPLB, who are constantly being brought In contact with Qniy Jo u general way of the work done on the Court House; | could not take exercise elther on foot or horseback, and t ied and arranged by the law, ani properly avatied Lime | conviction he asserts, And this deponent, further an | and make as many motions and as siow time 88 | the gmallp.x, Not one has been attacked, and this fuat be did not and could uot kuow anything of the nature of | Js no evidence of bis ever having taken any such exercise. It | selt of the insirumentalities it furnished; and this deponent | awering. denies that be was induced 80 to appoint | any of the Park sweepers. These shutters are | 4s attributed to their vaccination every spring. ‘The expenses, Ac., nor did te practically withdraw from the | would afford us great pleasure to bave this | further says hat the accounts aud claims charged in the pro- | sald Green or tender his resignation by any appre- | great addendas to the salety of the room and its ; to any @fice on the appolatment of Anurew M1, Green, but remained | investigation made “now. "It is certain. Rich: | ceedings herein to be uniounded apd fraudulent, came to | heusion of discovery and punishment, and denics that he Th ers are still kept in t! The disease is not contined by any meaus Auere, ard B. Connolly went’ tuto the Comptroller's | the ollee of this deponent apparently and as this deponent | bas remained in the State because of tho hopes altributed to conteahe. Epo ited olan npr rary Jrara, street or portion ot the city. it has appeared PERMITTING GREEN TO TARE CHARGE; Ollie a few years since a poor man, but now he is worth | believed, regularly certilied and audited by the Board of | Bim in said aflidavit of sald Peccham. @ Wooden clopets, while one pespcctable sized sare | in Fifth avenue, near Twenty-third street, as w that he did uot appoint Green through any eongciousness of | millions. Wow did ne become possessed of this enormous | Supervisors of the county of New York, aad were reforred RICHARD B. CONNOLLY. hi @s the hovels of the poor, and, unilke other epldem- his own guilt. ‘The atiaavnt turther recites the history of the | wealth? Mr. O'Conor b And every allegation of a art, col in referred to the pi Cont : d Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day of Decem- | that could accumulate in the office im ten years, fer tue advicg of Mayor alana’ | CTeneerd credeted by Mies Wontine denonene, Gale | ‘ber, ell, Clarence Gary, Notary Public in and’for the city | Anybody | wisiing to enter this room now feet ‘Ihe The mohent ‘a. case.” of “supposed proved and with his certifice of approval endorsed; | and county of New Yor! by toe windows at which these heavy iron shutters pox 4s réported, an inspector is sent out, the 41 this deponent, under the aavice hereinafter stated are veing placed would be obliged to procure 8 loug pulled eH port ACT eee ee oe sheet o! i ispiracy | nolly. He was acting under the advice of Mayor Hall and . CORPORATION OOUNSFI. O'GORMAN, rrespondence between Mr. Connolly | and oriticsed that claim, The Comptroller was made by to chow that be was in charge of the | law one of the three auditors. Ie determined to not ex Counse! read the and the city authontl Atbout ination of said claims, ‘i - 7 1 pflice and in full discharge of luties and for the public | eine the sooounts, but pay tus. For ibis reason we have | Siac in connection “with his, associates ie te Boca THE NEW DEMOCRATIC DEPARTURE, tedden and See ehcough an FS Me io nlance 1s telegraphed for, and tue victim is sent to B004. The aeponent deules all Heged {acts inthe com- | the right to old hia to Mecount. 1 eannotase how anyone | of Audi and. ae, Complraier paid” the c- oa a pins oy ol passers-by On Chambers | the nospital, if isolation in his house 1s impossible. Plaint and says he bas been unjustly arrested and confined in | cao regard Connoily in any otner light than | cording to the mode provided bylaw. And thie de: treet, What these particular shutters are needed | when tere are few persous in the bulidl a eommon } moe) o aren fot oe eae) furnish CRB, A autury intel rae pomee Lg oF ys fines it i’ true, that he knew No Old Party Hacks. ie 1s for pean unless they are intended to give | the patient is quarantined in a room and care 3 7 5 are sometimes over sanguine, an that wor! een done and was being done upon . \e artificers in tron if bealth medicat Of $1,005,000. Ho also positively denies that he everthought | mistaken. You can judge better than I, perha; “4 County Court H ” r To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:— .; + or under the supervision of a beuw robubtity of bis, guitt, and thus decide whether, he [oD pepanct i petal ioe taping peer one gli ANOTHRR CLAIM AGAINST URT HOUSE Officer. P| Of loaving the State or country. fe . THE and supplies were being furnished therefor; but th é ed orbolding | Euow! whey 0 ee is tcet Leics nse CAEL oa Nim} The probability gains ground that the democrats | for work doné and materials furnish hich are he would | Limon two grounds. First, on the insuiliciency of the an- | extent, derived only froin casual obzervations as this de nsel Said this was all he pther aide mitgbt b: dito aay at this time. The | be held or not. I submit you havea clear case some afitavits to read and the disaffected repnbitcans will unite upon a | absolutely unnecessary. This system o| heer 4 Be seed phyaiolgunstacwacoioatog, ond pus. be pleased to bear them. swer, and, second, because he ts guilty of ueglect, if nothing | pent passed to and from his office. That jtis not true that | P may be very fine. If it be economy it will requ! 2 aMectraaiad covet se grt re an maar of | the RRA PEEP ie ete areas | caBGldate to defer Goxeral Grant, for that ine | Fath Rha woes dbmonmae ite Senora satin: | CMMMNR AFA, Wow, be not aN Pot To, Wriloh le sxtd defendant bat a private olllge, with m mesvens Araument of Mr. Beach. ipa agi f the furniture or supplies furnished | Present Incumbent of the White House will be re- | tion. The Court House Commissioners are. of the mattter demands such work. Yesterday @ eratationed at the dour tstructed to admit no one but WIttiaM A. Brace followed, saying he bad no such in. | f0F oF to the screw, or any | nominated seems to be @ ‘foregone conclusion.” | Course, somewnat exercised about the present | case was reported as having occurred ta a tashion- terest in the outside matters connected with thiscase which | Te4son i But ir the names that have already veen suggested | HuyUs, oF Me nitnaers Ceenicead fhey had bad | able quarter, where there are over sixty boarders Ae se tetor. Sruat this decoment warnotnay isChote | for thelr standard bearer are indicative of the | workso much forwarded as to give the butlaing a | i, tn¢ house, and in close proximity to a puvlte “ 4 mechanic, an‘ the affidavit of said Peckham discloses that | Way they expect to accomplish this object I am | More finished appearance and at the same time en- ‘ Heated with each other, aad deponent frequently saw de- Fee Re sehr leg TA i IC fo™ | fact, That this deponent was not and afraid that shey wilt find themselves’ a’ year bh sure its periect satcty agaist the inclemency of tne Sani Conditt f the School: d " able to out 5 i Feat qouokcra, since mulen, and witin slew dave atier Ttis asked that a citizen who has heretofore enjoyed | 12 furniture or supplies, ‘y year heuce | weather. It may be interesting to the taxpayers to se grining Soe org pease net A eee bete dane re made one, tome reputation bali Unger !n prison untll his pereacutora fees grmennetirt oben. pope Peper erent el lip eed divided condition than they now are, | know that as the building stands at present there is | 10 the report of the proceedings of the Department senate | fure and supplies, necewarily Jorge, avd ft must hare The putting of o!d party hacks m nomination nas STORE FORDE OSES EE ee of Public Instruction in yesterday's issue an error 2 nt fo 2 uoprejudice: nid a x 7 and yet, iC more than teenntcal there Is m0 danger of ‘uit | ae eae te an Hoe thin neconeet cof the qcauad, | been tried too often under similar circumstances. | of tne aplendid pilara ape portico on the Chambers | Occurred. It was stated that Commussioncr Gross ‘are pluced, Mr. Beach thenure, | 2d business babits stated in Peckham’s ailidayit, © uid not | Such @ course would clearly defeat the object de- | street side. The injunction came at such a time aa | ONcred an amendment to a resolution appointing @ wr instituting ‘the Board of ‘Andit, to have known and been advised of the extent and value of said | Sired. The noimimation of eltner a strongly partl- | to stop the work belore the massive entavlature and | visiting physician. The following are the facts | work and farniiure and sappiles without long and spec! in- | San democrat or republican at this junciure | capitals on the columns could ve properly secured, to bel Was ceatterie | Houal opportuuities during the time statea Las centred in| the agdarit of said Pioktain tO. know or counsel on the otn ide have. iiis interes his client, who w: uifering from bis i fendant’s private room Ps the bail demanded, and notwithstanding the encers aud jeers Watson's death te two room: acter, aflidavit, vy a watchinan, confirmed thisaM@davit, | shall be satiaied. Counsel chooses to o a nth avit by’ Heury J. Storie was read, deiatiing the | lying agaiust Mayor Hall in tlis cas \d positivas of varivus ollicials, and tha\ oant it ation with nove else. There were a number | Jeavingthe city. Where! fn whieh Connolly and @eeded to examine the I tT. Beli, administrator of Walson, went | 00 of Mayor Hall, Comptroiler Connoliy and Tweed. | It | ccounta, or ust , “ee : pe 7 | vestigation aud instruction which this devonent never mac! yuld revive old prejudices to an extent that he ‘ Commissioner Van Vorst offered @ resolution that » the Comptroller's oflice to exainine papers Connolly | 18 cenled that Mayor Hall was the bead of this Board of | Dotigulon nud iultucion wi ee ie anid alloy would i} prejudices an extent that | and a sudden, heavy storm or fall of snow may set- ! bregvunce Part of ibe papers sien ; = othe publi ee Cg re Ee pd knows tis: chiniegie. oer bags eed Pr ne is ig pee no “ap, gins , age ate Gl aah would over- tle on the stonework in such a way as to send it aS poe SHALE of the Department, Dr. if. ‘on produced @ portion of tho vouchers whic! Fel unaqudiecly esernieed:a ontrol; crm teat maare a ‘as stated in affidavit that ibis deponent psactically with. | Come. 1s “healing of the troubled waters” gam- | crumbiiug to the earth in . J. U'sulllvan, be directed to inquire inte Were aot stolen, Knowaes Compirolicr, without doubts decerred to bis tudgment; but | dew from his sald Controllership by the appo'ntment of An. | MOD was the huc-and-cry that carried Buchanan A SHAPELESS MASS OF RUINS, the = gamitary condition = of += the ~—Bchools, anid 10:06 forgerten tas tin teapoouien of te Dale: wa have iea'prookor (bis ta. solution giered by lial, ; ore H. Green aa bls deputy, on the contrary thls denonent | Into office; with whut result 1s too well known. | The Commissioners have done their dest tocover | @ud make from time to time sucht after such appoiptment, up to the time of his resignation, | What we want is a patriotic statesinan, not @two- | the unfinished portions of the work by means of | Suggestions as fié m: leem proper for the infor. regularly " ase tas send wn fe Supervised | rg thirds politician and one-taird statesman. There is boarte and planks in such @ way as to Protect it | Mation of the departurent. ‘To tus resolution an Lim e Lut Tat Giedeponent In deterence tine adviceara | ®Man, Whose name I have not seen mentioned | temporarily against any sudden or severe change in | amendment was offered by Commissioner Gross; wishes of the “honorable gentleman” referred (o in amid aie | 2m0nDg the Proposed candidates, who, I believe, | the weather, and they anxiously awatt some action | that the physician of the department act in con- davit, and for the purpore of affording the fullest opportuni- | POssesses, In a superior degree, the requisite qualifl- by the proper authorities to enable them to go | juuction with tue Committee on Course of vices ty fot the investization of city affairs and finances. and tore. | C@UlOns, and 1s freer {rom the objection of being com- ead aud secure the work in a proper manner, yglenics, &c., which amendment was accep! he askel where there w: nnolly sat ab Heve this deponent from all suspicion of Interposing any ob- | mitted, body and soul, to party, than any other that AT THE CITY CHAMBERLAIN’S OFFICE and the resolution unanimously adopted. ‘This ace pores room from Watson tue great concoctor of | sacle <) such inv Lee aid cesire and permit the | could be named. Imean Natnaniel P. Banks, As | there was some reason yesterday for rejoicing. The | tion of the department does not necessitate the hese schemes. Counsel, too, be said Green 3. assume the prominent superintendence CA to his eminent fitness for the position of Onief Mag- | Comptroller had accualiy ailowed the Chamberlain peers of another physician, nor entail any anid traced through Woodward the disposition of two-thirds of yethat anid department. And ‘tmafiere oF g vat | istrate, his successiul and brilliant career as legisia- | nis salary, and had virtually recognized the City ditional expense, as the present Medicat Uillcer an Mr. COURTNEY then proceeded to address the Judge, say- a acopted, , The coubses aiyd thal evértbeleea Conpoliy ing atter the charges of robbery be was dlsappoinied tn the | should be beld in an undiminished bali for neglect of cuty. gecuments produced Lere by the counsel on the other aide. | 141s determ/ned that le cluimed no one, lawyer or layman, could look upon MAYOR HALL, THE DISTINGUISURD SOCIALIST, persecution he might call it— | the convivialtst, the refined exquisite sbail go free—he who foundation for | Was the prime mover tu this work—while the Comptroller ad been robberies. i remain in jail. Coun: front ga ‘ity, sald that in bi king 4 nce in & ution —or i particle of testimony ag uly YH Loewe gentlemen who bad Iluited power, backed a wer of the State and whu the Comptroile! fice in thelr bands, and which we maguantmously | this money, but he failed to trace any of tt to my clieut. He | futtber bi " tor and Congressman attests. is political | \d 01 iso attempts to fix complicity in the bur ¢ | notoriety" and of “apparently universal belie!" referred to Jong! political oppo- | Paymaster by authorizing him to go out along the | 8 fully competent to perform this with the other tN i me Sad a Td eee codadies war anette entirely Of the vouch | fh sald agidavit, ‘oat fe quite Feady to admit, as sald adidavit | Meuts acknowledge that he made one of the best | line of the Croton Aqueduct to pay of the laborers | duties required of nim. 4 got a single cent of | The eriuctsm uj concedes, that they are probably not susceplible of direct | Governors Massachusetts ever nad; and as Speaker | end mechanics employed along the line of the | | This is tne inauguration of a much needed re- olen. There was nut ‘and anbeard of fon to the moving peenig But tals, CAT alee, mt hoa Ry sinted | in Uongress ne won the same _ high | works. form, and one, no doudt, that will give great satie- ingle aiegation which, if Your Won bas had the oppoi rere We aay the papers are unfounded ‘and con- pooch or te on . at hte at Hcy ey 7 re Induce- | praise, Adminisirative and executive ability AT THE MAYOR'S OFFIC! faction to the pubic. gunity to lavestt gate, would warrant you is jasuing the ordi ith oy, ane fan ra hays rem fowt Paper [Connolly's sped Coed Cetus tena ‘at Sepiember, mana ena. | Seem to be the fortunate gifts of the man ina more | matters were very quiet and nothing transpired a SIRs Pa tad ah ligt hth Pood fel mat WO uo | fhe forier Wik batter fons, froca 1m comparieon so far ant did not tender hia Tesignation until the ith day | Femarkable degree than very lew pubiic men can | beyond the routine of weekly reno Marshal Who Is Respo: od teasoa” fu . November, 1871. That the Mayor of New York upon | boast of. A truly great and honest man, bis nomi- | Hart reported that he nad granted 213 | — ers othe auerution that wolly ought Lee aT coasey's amtave Wore temink he een a Pd the pretext that the appointment of said ec nation, I am convinced, would prove more accept- | duri the. week just past an: Sar oheasiven eat, To tas Eptror ov ta8Tsnao- Of ull the repairs to nd furntture put in the C founded, | Connolig, instead of evading the charges or alle. | 204), Confernng upon Bim the, powers | of Sble (6 the masses than that of any otuer candiaate, | and Mr. Gus. D. Cardoso Teporved ‘that ne haa | _ Wandering a few days since to the lower or south ri We have properly auswered that ailegatlon by suowiag that | gations, distinctly disavows aod denies them all and gever- | {Poller ae ‘lepanent | was authorized | by express law | Never having been a violent party man, his nomina- | received 122 complaints of violations of Corporation | end of Blackwell's Isiand, 1 found a tong, low, Qhis was imposs! Here, tuo, is an tnawcation, not a | ally. Mr. Beach said he had drawn the afldavit himself, | t? 40 w: direct charge, that Connolly was ip with that of Peckham before bir. He intended it as a Polecoets to fran ys fuczeavor and dia tender acl 7 fu cura rf een ‘and pattiouo memoer ot bas Gopartmenta haviug! ined son at the ue | wooden building, which might have been used ta , Wit Tae TITRy FULL AND BATISFACTORY ANSWER. , ho doko the voomaee, Bale ner charupe, bin sncteneenee, 1° imply a response io the morning papers, Connolly | eoPairuchons thus grren to v1 Mayor and appre. | the republican party, instead of an ambitious DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS the summer as @ shed for the storage of lumber, nies all the al | t de jegations which are material to this case or | Hended that a serlous conflict Follow action of said | brawler, would secure nim a support from the latter | the work goes on quietly and steadily. On Friday | straw, &c. Meetinga man in the grounds | told to himself. Ido not suppuse that the gentiemen represented | aa na ‘Sel Se nee po gem mentioned in t! extending beyond the opposers of Genera! Grant. | another section of the Boulevard, irom 138th to | him that I was a scribbler for a prominent pubdtic bere have establisbed a bureau of correction in New York Srbeaiiet ane duttagcishea cities among. the Yors, ‘Tne laboring classes would rally to his support with | 162d street, was completed, ana yesterday the an- to progare the tncarcera- | Pier teponent cio, make the acl aprotateork? | ON enthusiasm little ess than devotion, for ne 1s | nouncement was made public tia: the drive, now | Journal and that I should be glad of any Informauion sep RR ge believe, "the, attoraey an to | os a measure due to the interests of the cit perenne OF tie whbin Destin ead = suites asa Meaty ar mi \¢a nds would be | that he could give me io regard to that part of tho Hetion ; “] oar ond to the efforts then to Investizate eople could not fail to secure | opened to the public to-day. Further notice . . “ vetoes ok ie, Decree. seibiee Gneee ot aren is duiy, | The papers | Petron municipal ‘Assured this ‘deponent | him the confidence of our adopted citizens. That | gas given to Pine etfect that sc OOS IABIN Pere een ond eee a Cae rae We come bere in & munly manner. We do Dot suesk {a | against the defendant. Fraud on the part of Counoliy is as: their count pport in such pro. | Governor Banks ts the man for the emergency, both | Dam bridge would be open for travel to-day, from | Hospital. The stone house and that Light blue wooden bere and ask you to discharge us pup conviction, We ried on information and belief based on his being ina | Ce ang, his Samer ed in the counsel of | as to availability aud fitness, I earnestiy belleve. | eight A Me to eight P,M. At tho other depart- | building are all usea for smallpox patients, Whea come [bere Uke men, knowing our rights and ° dare | secluded room. Counsel suri vouchers were destroyeil be Cert ss crate aha alia br Sietores Let us have a practical illustration of the i ad ments there was littie of public interest transacted | the patents convaiesce in the pavilion they are re- maintain then, e do not come here with aMday’ rove rulnous, and produces de Uh man in the right place” once more. W. G. except at the Tax Keceiver’s and the Fire Depart- | moved to this place, which we have chrisiened ade by men who hare been kept ailve fo: very fatal vonchers ler 4 i Gy tes. ccummbe: tant Thom the Compironers tne. sr bappen that Connolly did hot remove tren ment. At the former it was announced that | “Long Brauch.” Jn reply to many questions, | give that he tovk M7. Green into th ote and reaigi because be was in compticity wit fact, the counsel asked, Such complicity? ‘fhe’ d tion of any citiz nyon the con- | select. do will consider Issued because Mr. Peckbam was convinced of bis gull before Your show no cause of xciion place in the bands jut there 1s no Wf, DO positive statement contained ive statement. It proves that | Of investigating committees tue means of detecting and 3 ™ $23,981 73 had been received, making the total for | in brief the auswers:—Our meat, butler, eggs and Joe single aft here. Ite charged that wey Uy (OF the ‘purpoKe of alding thees | Bunting wrong, ut thie aeponent admits, that he DOWN WITH THE NERO OF MEXICO, the week $1,249,609. ‘ tea (which are of an iniertor quality), meat, soup, ence, se, hare allowed the oily to be | lot et counsel say tl - a” did “believe. in bis. fi : . enemas THE FIRE DEPARTMENT bread and muk are brought dany by ruuners [rom rob! tus jook at this, "(Counsel read the resolution | Connolly said to Tweed it these vouchers are found we are | eontiemen" di lieve in his freedom from. actual : y fb 3 es wibie for these vi the C ol settied in is way 1) e r 5 "1 ' Ch | a A ees. pth aan wisn Ga ee poi Rela OF aitextvadinnlinn colnet? ‘each and every: of the ‘al zettone tn “Down with Juarez y " ts the universal cry of all | government, and the most efficient institution of pans tor sou \d lately we were supplied with tron- man who Offered the resulution, T koow, when a gentleman like the Deputy Attorney Gen. las pag qonapitacy. wilt pF se adivd td Patriotism within the States of Mexico, Originally | the kind perhaps in the world. No sinecures are | stone cups, Saucers ana platos, tin table and tea MAYOX HA era) appears before a judge, extra judictal attention ts given seizing the reins of government as Chief Judge of allowed and no superfiuous number of | spoons, very common knives and forks. At the be accomplished means, cltyy tu Lim. Thave seen the Judictary of New York go down » Who agied under the force ul under other influences, but in this Court I expect nothing of jail. ‘Now, do the honorable the kind, Ihave tne right to demand bere equal considera- | Men! SLow any connection between us una Mr. Woodward? Mr, { tion for ty client, we have the right to claim tuat our client | And Ronugpet seoured his money through the Broadway Bank, | fs not about te fy, and we have the rigbt to demand that and says jachés are cngaged; but recent events have | stone house they get the meals for the boarders " uatious.e end até nntouaded aa atta, the Supreme Court through tne weak defection of | shown that even its’ excellent discipline may supplied from a restaurant at Charity Hospital. prewald , Du — s — s es Jo they eow at we ever hid urstaing o.09 withiouehing | You sail decide upon te adldavite Uerore you whemer | Were ot examioed on their merite for thereasonstiat tie | Aud withdrew from holding if the man Juarez for | ghe cy, ‘The Commissioners, therefore, believing | diet (consisting Of beet tea, bvariey, and sometimes any warranl for, belief eveu that Connolly had any | etia ralalioe, - eg Shed cf an stn er the be he a thirteen years has usurped a title to the Presidency | thatan ounce of prevention is worth a pound of | wine) is tobe by ante contre We have communt- city in these frauds, Couusel says the stolen mon: wag Bh see cure, met yesterday in special session and resolved | caiion, of course, with other parts of the island, to Tweed gn ther urkaown partion VUntnows | Supervisors, as appears i the following correspondenc: by the most unscrupulous use of his. position and | Fo oe tle suggestion ot ihe Commitiee on appar | The doctor frou Oharity ospreal visita us, and toe every of or there ts com) this money? ‘They have examine! our bank accou doubt, bul bave bon found that we have received f this money? But Mr. Peckham swears \ieves owe resigned = our ollice to Green | partiea—whoare they? ally one of them? Ig there | a9 5s ,CoueTeoLLen’s Orrior, Oct. the most bloody uses of the most insolent of all the “Q ” om tv in. RICHARD O'GURMAN, Counsel to the Gorporatloi ratua, to the effect that the reserve force may be in- | nurses from the stoue house visit “Coarity,” as we UGatiataes oe devomig Sclevsn cas weenenerak bit say Ror the bitterness with wore Connsey Eeoteen must | “Diag St—{ hate presented to me sundry bie, incurrea | geDerais which have disgraced tne Mexican nation | creased to meet any possible emergency. call it for short. ‘he matron of the Smalipox fos ital visits the Fever Pavilion, and goes up to Jharity vo see the chief whenever e#he has business 6 Cols with him. ur doctors - not ipa and have not "] a been since Octover 1, The friends of patients are gress. He has already ruled the country in and conveyed back and forth from tne foot of Fiity-second ‘one of the most tat-fetched uu. | Guriog sever settiement, | pur heard. The ‘only preveaco of clafm | provislons of y ‘of 1988." The is that” Connolly was negigent, | 4Wy certified to me as correct, under t prio : ° the Board of Supervisors, upd come pislecieds len, ten, Tony be a question Ht fae fue | form of adjusted cialms, These clatins are for work don We took their suggestion and complied with It. Th pointmeut. rude he cousldered juted General Me fe i for many years past. Juarez may be said to be the Nero of the States of Mexico, He caused a six years THE NEW APPORTIONNEN hold of the Presidency to be passed by to that i f ‘ayor Hail hen eration on ibe part of Your Honor. Counsel here pro- | {Cf the county, bat which have falled of payment because | out ‘or Mexico Jor tuirteen years, and by | To THs EvIToR or Tae HeRaLp:— gp hei Bh ny it Bis vomgea: | Gerdea to state the provisions of te law relasiveto the au | Were Incuried. "Tbe Tes Lery “provides, that," ik fraud, violence | and | intinudation ‘has’ very | tn looking over the provisions of the Dill intro aust, pay fifty cents per trio. We have uo chairs fae etgnt “to gay, that the chairman of the Committee of | only acted minisierialiy that he wae obliged to pay biils cane any Judgment or adjusted claims aball be rec | recomuy forced nimeel{ on te country for sx years | aoooq py Judge Mercur, of Pennsylvania, 1 find | in “Long Braich,” bat a few benches or stools with. Beranty and of the sub-commiltee, aites examiuaiice, coud | alter coming from the Board of Audit. Now the question is | fOvere! oF, GUM Skane te analy, the Comptoir | TOU En ed tne tdast defance of the popular he bas arbitrarily fixed 4 out backs. J have not seen @ tabiecioth since I And nothing implicating Connolly | yet Mr. Peckham ben not whether (bis was law, but 0 mie kismet 7 5 en years of the misuse of | that he ‘ari xed the ratio at about | came here. A Washstand and white basin are an- WHRETUER CONNOLLY Wa8 JUSTIFIED fm believing vo be law. He was fastrooted by bis official he bad no right to review these bile after the; had come from the B ts guily and be is arrested aud thrown tno jail. ‘YVitod 1ovestigation, and | was giren. ur power to keep (ie bonds of ork up or above par, and Be entitled to betier treatment than we b ach Judy power—he never having gone anything effectually 4 claims.” understand that th ; 136,000 persons, which gives 276 Representative: heard of luxuries. I have been told by the old age of ible section to be tmperar | ¥0,,c¢4nguillize the nation; on the coutrary, he has | 441) recone for more than @ moet for Rh re | boarders that they have @ few basins In the stone Tetion tt tbe case of an adjacent | Aled the land with bloody decrees, murdered hun- & moiety for Rhode | nouse, but no wasnstanas or easy chairs of any a the provisions of thi dreds of the best men that ever lived, of the better | Island, Maine, Arkansas and Pennsylvania, making | king. It is not gencrally known, yet it 1s a fact, the same when du! or enlightened portion of the people—among others i sire your opt ‘upos ‘ou General bon Manuel Robles Pesuala, one of she | 260 Representatives In all. Representative Cook, of | that the doctors, nurses and matron in visiting be ard of Ausst. | ‘There ts no dispute a tb Mi coming will oa, of these Bilis on the oar’ of the | Fithe ibe motey and bi make no diference | Bat berore acting I je concluded by appealing to the Judge to dec tv pudlio clamor. os ; , 7 ‘ tions. “Will you please inform me? 1. Whetber the Board | most generous, the most liberal and - | Ilinols, nas introduced a bill Axing the number of | ‘Ween the Smallpox Hospital and Charity Hospital do Sosa , Ib would be impo for this, a of Supervisors is the authority under whose direction clains | ovic of genciemen. He has caused Ay Ais OWN Bere Representatives at 281—the extra Sone for Iiltnois, | Hot change thelr clothing, ‘Tue ae Eee THR MERE CONVIOTIONS OF WHEELER PRORIAM, of the business in bis charge, and [f our right au ; sy |. 1m, 290, usive, an . ,, Blo comes pare Somandiog nie righia. “ii be does wot weoure | prirveges are to be aeld by euch » reli Conure as 6 tere ve. right to $0 raise the money to pay t {ujury of the well-wishers ot Mexico to be practised | !r0! nd the only number provisions of law above clied ? by the oficial miscreants, whom he hag | at which the ratio can be fixed fairly and give each dete physician, has a general supervision of all cre as hese now be will in the ead, We stand bere upon the record inqueney in cverlooking detalls then the time bas come for fh " States havin; @ lnstilutions on the isiand. if tte in aud we ask you to administer (Le law nd reduce | some preiese s rae ICTARD B. CONNOLLY, Comptroiter, ony proaampHon hat chore are, tue Groner Solely to ue. 286 owas win pie: er tdditing | ‘The nurses and orderies are gemerauy, old Mr. O° Conors Add on the part of the people, Counsel cons{dera- City on Naw Yorx, Law Darantwrnt, three of the ambassadorial representatives of | Member tothe States of New york, Onto, Indiana Ley of the instituuon, eel te ee pontiaies + O' Conor's Address. ble lengta to argue that Connolly could Ovyick OF THE COUNSEL TO THE ConPuRATION,| ations to bo found near to the seat of government, | and Missouri, with no unrepresented fraction of | Patlents or prisoners appointed by a Mr, Conor rove to. addrese the Judge and Mr. Courtzey Oct. 29, 1 and the nation feels itself degraded by the fact that | over one motety of that ratto—. e, 133,730. SORSES Foe PeOTIONS BOPd-CORZEPY . 5 ‘crtieny, pe ate a fact, which ‘that Green 2 euch isthe fact alone through the monopoly and The largest unrepresented traction would be that = piss appointed Deputy Comptroller verore ue vouchere were your lever of Ootober 19, 18 | misuse of tue despotic power they despise. Mexico | of Vermont—63,091—ana she might have an adal- UPFOSED OHILD MURDER. 01 rs sundry bills incurred dari 1 resentation, 1oa' ‘New i hi SUPFOSE) ” Mr. O'CONOR gaid that Ot the fact. Li > thi never has yet paidadebt which her government | “onal rep y ving New Hampshire the seagate matior could be fold Derore the Fudge atthe paoree Mieke net cared oon! mest, pute USS" phorivicue: of we" sa” weeg | was under obligation to liquidate, and it is nign | oMly Stave whose representation will Ve reduced, and A dedy tetas Mailieteds bim im r TATE HAD NO RIOHT 1668, and bila are duly certited to as | time that the rule of Juarez snouid end, and that a | 84 she has lost population since 1560, it could not be jody Hor cant io O7unaeh, guucegeded ad. | fo bring this action, What! the Attorney General of the | correol, under the authority of the Board of Supérrisors, | government acting for tie nation and wisely inaugue constaerea 8 Dardsaip. 3 i A horrible case of child murder was yesterday co come ty you In the form of adjusted claims. On this . er iarded “creditabie in | of New Yoruf When thal can ve cone then we have 00 | siale of {acts you ask my opiniva. First Whether ine | Faved by the people should be put in the place of the | Fam bie, a 2 a8 Soutn Car LU rcgee tit AS Matt ca A co lh pg view of the wide range ne ao He referred | rights or privileges, or por jons worth guarding. Counsel joard of Bupervisors # the authority under whose direcom | P f bloody violence shows the vira- | Ohio. 20 Maine 6 | by Sergeant Carr, of the Tenth precinct At to the atement as ve whe bad control of the, tasne! then cited and ext lined several cases austainicg thie post- ant tbe county are wo be adsusted and, second— iene Inooteoeteaee Oh tio erate dusten oe pro. 19 Uallfornia 4| two o’lock in the morning the remains were founa Thee ou ug! 9 recover certain moneys; autbority of we Bo: al “4 ‘ weeae.. we J yas been o*psees cece omer of th 0 44 this money aye you tbe lees rages to rei ne to raise tbe gressing expulsion of that despot put points oe ven 4 Mba . ‘ in Houston street, Up on” te y f Both re 0 proveci ¥. a of to er to the frat question, It f¢ my opinion tn 0 West V Bs e * he bad taken {n thie matier, and said he bad foun to consolidate te just interests and wise 1 est Virginia . + 8] remains generally 80 much mutilated that tt was rinbing 1a ail hie Lavestigatious. to show that Mayor Hall ta Jeean dis Seuay tor wore Citener tke ean ia principles which, governing the authorities 9 + 3 | found impossible to determine the sex of the babe. s p A OASE OF UNSUYFERALLE DRGPOTION, ee y ft, ‘the same tne buard acie Judie (Chi at eg So must aiso control the States of 9 + 2] Captain Davis, of the Tenth precinct, sent the body A VULOAR smart net Hall he Pm we) arcued thia point at corederabie length. If the ounty of Saratoga, 83 Barb. &., 603) CG compe. Mexico, rom 1844 to 1868 Washington diplomatic 9 New Hampshire. « 2] tothe Morgue, noted Coroner Keenan, who wiil forteer De aed i mace wre, Ay or eon ‘in a ed Sip pals re: Comptrolier cag be sued for monevs y renee! wo. rgicrm, that, duty (Boyce vs. Board of | correspondent on Mexican affairs for the Mexican 9 Bhoge Isiand . { give the go Br ae Captain Davis de den that Tweed and Con- | Ki ‘Co japervisore; Bs.) WY Bard. K., 39s), overnment, I give this letter over my Old signature, 9 Florida and the mombers of his command are ace gy Mt Se apy S te | Gurporationd sea’ hee dime reason both are | da ic your secdnd question, ig my opinion that when a | Bou hever woud acknowledge Juaren Freak 8 Delay [1] tively in searca of information which wil & ? Wher ie ie ges a Wg into thd | aud beth withta legal power of ihe Superrivore. te izeur, m | deul, Knowing by his action that his ruling idea 8 11] ahow by whom the tntant was ‘ko ‘brutally iy oF ‘ato the This proceedin, mpliance with ti t! County ‘tax | Was the self-possession of power anu not the best or 7 . murdered, = an special efforts are being 7 & Pi i, el a Wy of 1885) ab 1 the duty devoires | trne interests of nis country, 1 join in the revolu- | New Jersey 7 Nevada + 1 | made to find the parents of the child. As yet, how- rdinary case; that the progress oP ne ‘gow Sanen es eooneee tar athe money to, Ray, the | tionary shout in Hexion, ‘Down with Ja y With: my Appi 6 7 i over, big terete io ease clue upon rach i A ° roy ‘or Th aad ion, and you d exas . aseney sates’ work, 381 a Mayor, finding the Comptroller bad signed, wae | threatened. This is not #0; were. te Tega! right to retusa to perfcrm that duiy. A que be aegs- end the ‘0 oot che einited States will $ vermont extra 1 | Itis suspected b, many that tne lnfaut had been sl/6ed in Velieving the account cor! the business of | whesie of government, nor any dan to this arose tp the case of the Peopie ex re! “¢ d ge { the states —— | the hands of meaigal f Oc bil was done In Mr. Conaolig’s . He was an 4 te eougas; ft wy ‘0 preyeot any peer ‘v4. the Controlier, in which, a a4 a privilege, become Lhe glory ot ical studeuts for aciemtidc pur eoiected on that accounk fully onpa- money thet is waned 1s id by the Cours’ (Cardona, J, Of Mexicds PAGIFIVATOR, sv eeveseseseeerereseeeeess+200 | DOSCM