The New York Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1875, Page 4

£ NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. 4 very apparent reason foray adverse judgment. | terested friends may have pi say: i oil ioe " ! ! ’ amr ") - | bis Shakespearian prototype, and who belongs to | from the source of my original appolutment. | mind: sums, bat y i 1 Jab e age, iulver: e 4 ars | They demoustrate 1. That not direetly, but | Mr. ¢ r say he only other charge (to wit, the | wholly without the authori i Is, IRE / re a sort of opera boufé establishment then | through a third person. si é a proposition for # settlement, as an officer thor- | is74, denied the existence of any judicial remed¥ | and on deposit: the first ime a dullar nso put acsell, .Darrge and Disbecker would all be iM) Soghiy inthe city's iterest, and not as op against lweed, except. the suits’ then pending | up. ‘These men will not go beyond $300,000, tor Lam ir right places, But as it 18 @ public oMice, | whom any favor to the derendants could be antic in’ the respondent's department, he fulied w | assured that some, and especially Tweed, bave lost their | where tle affairs of one of the most {mportant of | 2 Thacin the judziment of the proposer, elaborate ar- | take anv proceedings in th suits tor five | desire to settle at all, but are sitll held to the proposition % | the city departments are conducted, their presence | guiments to the elect that the vty Was to beneited by @ f months thereatter.” This charge is specific and | by some ot the others. A Week’s Work at St is disgruceiul to the etty. There are mauy more | S¢ttement was considered Necessary to induce ine to | precise. “It bas no relation whatever to any time ex- Timust charge you not to let any of the counsel of | entertain the idea atal. 3. A personal interview was | cept the indicated five months between June 9 and | these men hear Of this negovation, for T learn that all . causes ior their removal than jor the removal of | $htertain the dea At Ml ON AM i ally $ a Q a 7p) { o “ tome. & | November 9, 1574: por is the siightest mplaint made them, and D, D. Field especially, are op posed 10 The Delay in the Reconstruction of the | slmost auy other city otlicers. ‘Their retention of | {ate Textended. no favor toany settlewent | against the Fesvondent for any supiveness ia ths reapect Bea, Bi a Sheer wipreventie th pLalps who, according to thelr own statements, whate na much less to the three millons proposed alan ¢ prior to June iy counsel, I am told! are a unit in advising these men that John’s Guild. 8 . | have been thé paid accomplices of gamblers, pros- | for @ portion of the cetendants 6 That I at once The “true inquiry” is, “Was prosecution of Tweed | the public can never get a civil judgment nor & orimi- City Departments. Htutes, loMery deers and other’ thieves; their | placed the matter in the hands of my counsel, as Mir. | neglected tor the whole’ of The Ave'menthealiuded toP* | nal verdict aeainst one of them; and this proposed ° action in placing on patrol and special duty de- | pope étte, Meek inh | ae a Gaccpor adios thas tole anestion hin; on as | co promise is by CA hovice ot friends outside of coan- SOtivi 1 . enter! 5 de ne wy Caring Families and | tecuves agamst wiom they allege similar | mnis'oftive to the present ime, T have placed mvsell 1a nie ee Cee Tee biaih bitehatt 9. Fuly YOUrS 5 a. JAYNE. for the of the Killed Wounded during th He sa | Offences; their notorious and shamesul neglect Of | such reiations with my counsel, and in such an attitude "Bearing in wind that no jaing 4 New Yous, 118 Wact Staver, Buiy 15 1878 ‘ * l RING THE MAYOR. | Sita inenedd.ot the Strect Cieaoing Buresn, | toward these cases, that ‘au doubtor my fidelity. to the | made axaiust the Fesouteat {oF ah shoes provatationt of | Hon. E, Pruariio Sata, is Wace Brera Core in the St. Andrew's Church Disaster. GNO G - "| & — _ rman oficial cana snould Fa Frye ech ae t stand before either ipvestiga- byes at Li Ay prior dee 874, iP wit r adily Pas iR—1 inclose Your letter ot Chderd iN oc a —_ e nsure their ummediat l. Ol V! c ye perc at the corresponde: nd t ‘tions: ave seen several of entiemen to Whom ol ” ee tee oe. THE STARKWEATHEN CASE, Pete in hts GsWer an a eee tac one | etd the other das, and f Akt them opposed tow settle. | Last week brought @ heavy burden to St. Jonn’s Second—My reason jor not prosecating this case was | bave at most but ap incidental relevancy to the matter | ment, though possibly not beyond change. Guild in the care of its many poor. The storins of Yet it is asserted that bargains and negotiations | thar a recovery was in my. judg R Retye. > td ; . ~ vy, ment, possible, and | in hand, and that mere, ive.” Tt tt Thursday, to be gone some What Will e Governor Do About ¢# | are going on by which one o, the Commissioners— | therefore that f would lay ‘A jodgment, | vy ‘accusation | cannot 7 FBS ely, Oe] oat oh HN u res wing OWE OF to’ bursday. to a at ill th 10" 10 © | Disbecker—ds to be retained in office on considera- | by involving the city in useless costy allowances and | oughly hostile attitude of my office toward Tweed be. | with yourse|f and all of these ‘gentiemen, ana we can people, and they fairly besteged the place, begging on Oo! the support of certam Senators being given | counsel tees. The controlling grounds of my judgment | tore June 9, and they therefore cast before them a very | have a full discussion, In the meantime the matter can he events which followed. lie ove: ‘m the most abject manner for relief. The average hen I return I will try and arrange a meeting | SNOW and rain increased the sufferings of these Removals ? to the Costigan bill, Whe tiis Commissioner | Were twotold — significant coloring upon t! r : ; | - ite |!) that assuming (which was not clear), thatthe laws | ‘The suit against Tweed to which Mr. O'Conor retersis | — Wlitie I should not deem it my duty, affirmatively, to | en theta was ameneral outcry against the ace | 2M orvinances Uner which Mr. Starkweaiher ‘re- | the one mentioned nthe recent eorrespondence with | oppose a settlement, torwhich ‘ali the others were favor. | BUMOEF Of Bpplicants was more than @ thousand 2 Peckham. In hi zens, there Was a general Outcry against the act | ceived money trom the cit: ht to hu eD 60 COn- etter by 17, 1375, MM. 1 hy wi de- | for each ai Sf'be lngor’ and Suter aucanks were inace ‘upon | sured cris uahuniieecidacetuusgntee herr ie | PCsupactint Atha'Gaae™ ingle etlan Peat, | Seils'aalsta ies © tae AF Om vrme ares: | Seen aay, ane oes mnoacene’ apntienee nowt the sepoliaee Nothing in his official career bag | entire sum had been taxed and allowed to him by tue | ts ready for iri Tt is. mi b nave no question of ultimately recovering the ese columns, every thousand applicants repre- prov bm to be a person ft to fill} Supreme Court in confirming reports in proceedings to | Bo means “realy for trial” Amount sued for in the civil suits and of convicting in | gent five thousand individuals suffering tn the ten- the office, and as he bas mainly | open srantes that the time for appealing from those | Was never upon é day calendar, nd. when the | the criminal, With an honest Court anc aary. ‘the result d ‘a run hey street Gleaming, Burean hime | SAsTBeM dt, eee teens aaeacana | aasttunied’ erat tay Ye Ataris ass ity Dt" | Sha'asyctanoaty Gaeread cha"punuahineus of thoes | from cold. ‘The same scones Of picturesque miser “- i for, It rei ; ave Col mand the puutshineut o 4 sis CSattsaet tor Sees ateah treed obhk | tea SS] Tide” its Myatt’ wns | Subeaeadte raaeceham aah ae Batied is | Buhuaasorergdae® we Sette van Cn? WoO ™ | We n.70 go orn qasempund to aaneive were call of last year. 0 free. the taxpayers. “Mayor Wickham was vot putin | given, the General Term of the Supreme Conrt hases | further evident—bat presently it will be more so—thi lie v omice to trade and dicker with republicans,” sald Lablished! this “tow [ot the Taw iin Pima vs he | the single diem of testimony elted in ‘support or tite Seen eae dae I bide? een its mail inseinl ves sas sci i the Bi a ol Or. © opinion by Judge Charies Daniels, re has, i ole sco} and effect n utter! ours 1) a ELE J. Ww! 3 fee! contriba: 0 in the the Gite “Hall a leading member Of the soar mm nigermen yew | Judes Nea, avis and John Wee Brady concurring | misunderstood. If consists exclusively ofan allegad cone app gph ee katate orang ho a ee an Akg he City hnouivds and efficient city government, He should | Pitman sued the city tor about $9.00 which had long | veraation between Mr Veckham, atid myselh, and THE TRANSIT OF VENUS. shadows In the grouping, and the dying and the Turi out the Police Cominissioaers and the Comp- | of We tuttenoccrs In a ee Sene ie ape as | MAue and Mf. Becktiaine eee NTO UOnor OF aD tnfars newly orphaned and wholly unprotected and help that th less were the prominent figures, . troller, and them jet the Governor take the respon- | street. The defence was the taxation Here is a double opportunity for different versions . Eibility, Ii be chooses todo #0, OL Keeping ibeapable | was, illegal and inthe face of an express statute | One of these Versione P will akote fromthe “Observe. | THR “BLACK DROP” As IT WAS WITNESSED AT ee iain reaterrs then I will give mine. “Mr, Peckham, in nina se.” lumiting the fees of Commissioners to a sum far less than. tnyotsed by-all who heard t expressed, | theaungant axed: (Hig detenad’ was true in point of | ab seas sa paints eer ihe da TEE CAPR OF GOOD HOPE PIRI SEs RR ot aii vas col aw. Ye ° sy , A q 4 juduinent | €>° bring tt ton itiah phd was positivery farbiy. to,| TO THE EDITOR OF THE LONDON TIMES: — bulldings Nos. 62 and 54 Varick street were thrown GOVERNOR SEYMOUR READS GOVERNOR TILDEN & | Court below Wudge Donohue presiding) ga LECTURE, for the plain | This judgmeng the General teria | Go. so. a4 po. respondent.” I do not | be- Tam very giad to be able to report to you, and | open to their fullest extent, and the maip office me T. Pec 8 i topic of ¢ 8 ‘. Mrmed upon the e ess id ve stated b aig iataver repeal ST erAr eres Han seskor. es ‘ sing he Stari Weuther cage, Yt olioms hat not | iacts and bogrine ofthat sald to iit we day true | to eatronomers generally, shat I are maseiind 8 on the first floor of No. 52 waa given over to the , to the position taken this week by Governor sey- | Chly could ny recovers: be obtained against oterke | aie iearivon or rec efore your i xcellency, where | communication from Mr, Stone, Her jeaty’S | clothing bureau. Many ladie? prominent in New MAYOR WICKHAN'S DECISION CRITICISED, | mour on the disagreement between Governor thi | Menthe bat if te had not Teele ne ONY Ne Gouva | agreement. Leimige, howeren be borne im aind ter | AStronomer at the Cape, in whicd he states that | york society were dally at work In the sowing + | Visited the Executive chamber at albany'a iew | Sine secondo: the grounds was thatthe Dayinente Tlsundersteod (igang Pree eT Ay OOH ew ary PAETORAAS 9h. Lich threarge room, and some of shem assumed supervision of Gays ago ahd spoke his mind very ircely to its | to Mr. Stagkweather were voluntary. payments by the | ‘The truth is that in the early part ofJune I urged | Venus, at egress, were made by him and his . A PicsenPoccupan;, He declared that the Uafortus | ely aud not recoverable. They were made to him upon | him to expedite these, suits, sas ot ocumaorentiea | saustante, Mesers, Flulay and Maciear. Mr. Stone | *te Celalis of other departmonts All bud apps Mr. O’Conor’s Observations | nate coutroversy that hud arisen so neediessiy, | #,°° truction of the Jaws und ordinances adopted by | that he shogid. In the latter’ part of the’mouth (on the | remarks that there if no doubt whatever of the | Tentiy taken heart irom the generous response to Mg i me Sand the delay tbat had occurred 1M the remoder: | He Supreme Court the then Comptroller, as the | ore tae ea eyefore October) f said. to hiea tiiat he | Ugameré, or black drop, having been seen by him | the HERALD’s appeal of last week, and seemed de- Reviewed. ing of tue New York city governinent, were caicu. | feck Saccuruiiy’ traced? No, ‘charge at” collusion | need not Dring on the Ting sults, for | Waswoinz away. | COBUnuOUSIY Irom his first recorded Hime; lon. im: | termined to deserve the warm eupport tue pubila jated to divide the Gemocratic party and tode- | or conspiracy, is made in complaint | This was mere pleasantry, suggested by the nature of | 12 058. Cape mean Lime, He also forwards several . | Stroy all the bright prow:ses of the recent victory | against Mr. Starkweather drawn by Mr. Bar. | my expected errand to couth Caroling, which 1 sup. | Sketches Of the varlous appearances ot the liga- | Seems always togive them, Large quantities of at the polis, ie told Governor Tilden that the | 1W. fhe then. corporation counsel was consuited pored whine Known to him, but of ‘which he has | ment at short intervals of time, which will be ex- | iresh and preserved u.eais were donated to tha Since the transmission of he evidence in the | jeopie of New York, in electlog Mayor Wickham, | Before, each | payment Mn Starkweathers | ser | since sald lie Rad ck Chen been ieiemer dated June zs, | pibited at the next meeting o! the Royal Astro- | Guiid’s poor early in the week and were distrib- HEADS IN THE BASKET 4 Sermon from Seymour and a Polite Note | from Tilden—Rumors Around Delafield Smith’s Acswer to Governor Tilden. . Barlow a, 4 words of his letter dated June 25, ‘ical So 1 tr, cages of the Corporation Counsel and the Fire | had expressed their confidence 1 lim, and that tne | jaw by the supreme Court in the taxation aud. allow. | 1874. In the orignal lever these words are underacorea, | “0MICai Society. Tam, sit, Yours truly, Commissioners to the Governor by Mayor Wick. | desire of the democratic party, and,’ he believed, | ance ret tred to. ‘The sugestion that. the defense of | I hud no intention whatever of swpping the prepar: EDWIN DUNKIN, uted, in addition to the usual supply of provisions. z ol ull gooa citizens, trat New York should be | “veluntary payment without mistake of fact® would | tion of the cases; and, to a trial, that was not possi Hon. Secretary Royal Astronomical Society, The Guild gives to each applicant tour pounds of ham the anxious democrats who are willing tO alowed to manage her local alfa in her own | ¢aually apply to the “ring suite’ is Dok Agnes OC | Sie Seanty tie: aeenraee eneenihe 4 ees are t BURLINGTON HoUsE, LoNDoN, W., Feb. 13. flour, Jour pounds of hominy, feur pounds of corn . expe a "i b | those dre all cases, not only of ! 0 et y A Q ere ucar cuca cay vey any | detiabie. He reminded the Governdt tit hus | f° ey.t9 which the nancial oiicer wi Cause AE was just before T lett for the "out on June 26 PROFESSOR PROCTOR’S OFINION, meal, three pounds of oat meal, and a quarter of a 2 e om hertaets ¢ y ic » Pe q to ee aa cate eceainive if course toward the Mayor would be construed as | wns nor the cage ab all 1b the Starmweatier ey. | sora ta detscusirated by his accouae, ta whiow ts serve, | 20.782 ROITOR Ov THR LONDON TrEe: pound of tea. Rice, fisd, and meats are also diss approval of ‘he State Executive. 1t18 very well | implying a want of confidence in the integrity of | plausible toa layman, ignores important disunctions | ces, during the summer months, are charged ror agwinst | Im order to estimate the real signiticance of the | tributed on special occasions and to the sick, a9 shat the sition taken by the Governor | that officer, lor that there cou! objec! Which will be mantiest to you. the city. The bill wascertified by me, and palo In the ad ah ails Pakscvhenhaet Comprroiter | embarrassing shat there could be no object In | Willen Wiese uo wroundel have rested my justifcation | Comptroller's ollice, where It remaind fled. The bil | BEWS Published in the Zimes ot to-day by my | welt as large quantities of bread, milk, and canned + officials Whu had been indirectly condemued vy | {2 decidins as to my duty with regard to this case. At | Was presented not than October. When were the friend, Mr. Dunkin, your readers should be ine | fruits and vegetables when they are received. i Bi c u 1@ \ime the tnsol cy of the detendant ( der= rvices rendered? As to the Tweed cases, not ce: ” Green, and was not adopted for the purpose of the veraict of she people at the Dailot Lox, uniess | {HE ue ‘ime the insolvency of the delendant (render, | heforeduned tor prior tothat time hewas working under | formed that the observation of egress at Cape | yiormms OF THE CALAMITY AT ST. ANDREW'S an obstructing the removal of any Other hesds of on thes apposition that their successors would not | outain nis low bodily state under the afiiction of | the retainer of the Attorney Gencral on the State suits, | Town haa no special value. The valuable egress CHURCH. e| ire s) u be capable and honest men. Governor Seymour | a hopeless seftening of the brain, with other subordinat dd the city stuuts lay in abeyance, The only possible 2 deparimenis, If Mr. Green should be removed | Ci.0'fvciared that it Would be a fatal Dlunder abd, | facts have been menuoned in addigon to the unit swer is tat the services wete rendered between June | Fegions Were those near New Zealand for egress | Marly on Friday morning, while many in the om charges of official misconduct, violation of | indeed, @ political crime, to suffer any individual’s | S-seriion that the two grounds abtove mentioned were | 9 and Uctobor 2 ihe idea ts utterly mistaken and im- | gecelerated, and those around the Caspian Sea, as | city were still ignorant of the irightful disaster an t apa on | a} " cle Bs ¥ josvible that during th ve in b June ‘aw aud general incapacity, alter such | personal interest to divide and distract the party | irre‘ iuy uetence. wo Mayor Wickham no word nad Rovtinber sf T Suspended the preparnanner prose: | far a8 Eyypt, Persia and North India, for egress | that had befallen St. Andrew's church, volunteer charges had beeu examined by the Mayor, | 80d prevent the success of the new municipal | peon written by me in relation to this case, except tothe | cation of the Tweed suit, It will of course be acknow le cerirena fo bercuatained.'te weil be talenuine ae ee pean, yreition by ime in relation fo this cass, Canebt ihe } Shuai ituder & iaciiuar brinclote urteweeheiover | ReATaeD- Cape Town, Is.somewhat remoro:from | ‘visttorsiof she Gaild were busy in visltiug’ She . GOVERNOR TILDEN WRITES TO, MR, GREEN. ‘answer J read und handed to the late Mayor, and he at | Mr. Peckham did under my retainer wasdone by me, and | either region, unless my geography fails me, Cape | homes ot the sufferers ana tn providing jor thet ter for the Governor to veto the Mr. Gree ved iro vi once und in writing dismissed these charges. Mayor | also that ithe had neglected this case by my Instructions @ ue e1 Ah ir be the act of she pt, Geidag nore, Pant Sal otobetie mare e Wiokham now saps that oughé.to be removed becanse, | T would be responsible. No proiibidon upon him wus | TOWM had real vaiue as @ mid-transit station for | wants, vying in their efforts with the members ayor on the ground that the charges themselves | 2.44 vmect, ‘The Governor, it 1s Said, suggested to in giving Mayor Havemeyer that paper, 1 “published” a ener onde DS a me cnec ine Ok Pe Mela cue photographic or haltometria work. It wranid. be as | of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, whom the ci eve: . . a | deience for “tarkweatner! ‘ pi ny s qui hy no provision Ww: Were insuficient. i, however, the Governor | the Comptroller that he did noi regard it as wise, | “ie also caarkes that in my present answer to him I | obstacle to this prosecution. ‘That no obstacle was Bate. | eee orcher kiud oF wore de te Guguire Whe | Volunteers have always regarded with an admira could claim right to try the case over again | ore, is olitic On the part of the iatter to | have abandoned {he Getenses a8 to the sRiarkweather posed .at all ia: ahown by: Mr. Pechpamisa labors, whieh Mr. Stone, Astronomer-Royal at the Cape, wi tion and sympathy that is doubtless reciprocal 0 x sor. C 0 + , . god to aecide ior himself whether the charges | Place himself in a eee peer Pg BIS jor Si ieee ih he fessional engagements. Neither ‘orally nor ia writing, provided with no suitable means for observiug the | Mr. Horatio W. P. Hodson, the chairman of tne ire “five months,” did he ever intimate Important total eclipse of April, 13 ut though | gyn ward council of the Guild, despatched a aod the heads of ae. were or Were not proven, then he might protect | : | Mayor's office. I bave since had it printed ina painpniet, | during the e: Queses wishede paste so iar even! Beis yi . ee habioe is Gaee ooh Tether to be a8 | tor convenience of reference. Ttecompunies this sup: | such & thing. past opportunities cannot be recalled, @ uselul h ging rd, In or- nmoee’ tan ‘has! yptnae g wail ane plementary answer, and is marked ‘J.” Task you to NECKSSITY OF COUNSEL. Jesson may be learnt as to the futare. very sympathetic letter tothe Rev. Father Cur grea' pressure Made | examine my stateuient of the Starkweather case, on 6. I nave heretoiore aliuded to the fact that the busl- ‘Mr, Stone’s observations of the “ligament,” or | ran and tendered the immediate services and re der to establish a precedent for such an emer- on the Mayor to remove him. Mr. Greem | paves 10 (to 4, im that pamphlet, and judge this office exceeds by ut least tw th ni D ay was reminded that the more he aquabbled and | whether I have ‘abandoned any ground Ihere | Neves was before that pert, of it wigow atioenaes: dnnctctianinscuea eeertapees so BeutwarcaiiMems sources of the Guild in that ward towara the care gency Governor Tilden called for the evidence in “ succeede: ‘ stated. You will see that in “my answer to IT R 7 tbe first removals. and has succeeded in carrying | QUarrelied with Nis associates aud with the Mayor a: eauataritinal appied ail ae Shabeb that tec cating AR BHEE Pot capate cach Sa te comb, chief of the Washington Obser ry, now | of the famihes of the killed and wounded, and Mayor Wickham | h. 01 his point, althongh uncer the protest of tne | ne quote embarrasuing he made the position of | ainpiuct. “You will perocive, (uriher, that I have | his personal attention ty the Preparation of sue tor | ¥isitibg Europe, that only unpractised ovxervers | hastened, with many other members, to thelt Of vA ge g A fdded documentary testimony, proving not only that I | triat The - employment counsel is there- |*had on this occasion seen the ‘‘biack drop” as Mr. Mayor, This advantage gained, there 1s mot much | Green’s last sttempt to bully and abuse Dock Com | was and am sustained In iny julgmenh but thatIacted | fore’ a plain necesaity. Mr. Barlow nas drawn | Stone's theory of the transit of 1769 required, that | ‘mediate succor. It was at once arranged td doubt ag to the fate of the Corporation Counsel ; Missioner Wales, in which he was foiled by the | conscienuously, as shown in seeking the auvice referred | no complaint, except one, flefray the iuneral expenses of two of the victims i which oT have | 49 for twenty seconds or so. It is rather @ singulal resolution and promptness of the Mayor. The | to. | am autnorized to state that the counsel deems “toned ined: . Peek! al Cov ee Lee eaeee vousiy Verdavat cis | either of the twosrounds presented “by to conolusive | been'as treo to serve the ‘publig Im the evilsuits wader | Hustration of baht eps Ce Sa es he dens | wno nad left helpless orphans, and the immediate new escapade or the Comptroller, aud will cun- | *tinst any possible recovery against Mr. Starkweather. | my retainer ag he was in the criminal proscoutions ae PST PRE EE hale bk Cain ante wants of the children were immediately provided d ’ R 7 that o thelr consu e demn his effort to turn the meeting o! the Sinking | corporation ti ns Mr Oconort rexarded iny-own, asinefeot they | the ligament, but have actually succeeded in | for, The writer saw several others who tola oim wad the Fire Commissioners, DISCOURTESY' TO THE MAYOR, There is, however, one feature in the cases now aC the exercise of tne sound discretion which | with Mr. U'Conor I regarded my ow ander consideration ty Governor ‘iden wnicn | "99 CRE ppranrunnn op Peuuic Wonks.” | Hon. cho doasace of i evigenes of bad faith les | Nasr equres never begn'fevoked Oh the: Suh or Be: | SNECRIOE Ht Tao ae PPPs party nares enue | (BCY bad been orovided with, comiorss by one Vol threatens @ still wider Dreuch between tbe State | Among the ramore of the past week was one | portacript, subdivision 2) boniber T superseded Sivsey Teckham and Barlow, | tervals of time. | Lord Lindsay's party agree cae | unteers and that atthe time their parents were and city executives. The Corporation Counsel and | Which made the Commissioner of Public. Works REFERENCES. Fetaining in their plies Mr. George Ticknor Cartis | Oi) 0 'on dP aisappeated im a period of five seconds;” | killed there was no money in the house so far ae tender nis resignation to Mayor Wickham and Third—The last of the Mayor's ‘reasons’ relates to | aud ex-Sudge John K. Porter. They can bear witness, Ri then they nad no theory to maintain, the Fire Commissioners, eucouraged by the action jec! : e fr hat ed between us, that in this ch. Tex- ve the v: 7 this subject. He is mistaken, as the statute books show, | from what occurr een Us, is change Tex. ; they knew. of te Goveruor to hope for metr own retention in | MeCicllan. The week closed, nowever, without w | {hsunuuné maths as Maeno Mba! | Bats. We (peiecgian of aac" uite” Tie" esta eda trasradidigg rans AoriOw Op as aorto office, nave trausmitted to Albany new and ad- ter. The code of pencil Hogs bot ‘except aity sults hough that Whether they continued or tot te former ZORILLA DRIVEN FROM SPAIN resulted in the relief of & family of eight chik " ie t ‘cases may bem une cl i A ditional answers to the charges already tried and | present at least, and General Mcclollan remains | jnveiving’ long, uecounls must. be—relerred “tor | alination of the cases led to the same conclusion, “I bad —— pte: kee ease Gabe baeta ra Gecided by the Mayor. ‘The cocuments have been | 10 Burope. When the Commissionersiip of Public | tial it ts imrosuple to prove that I have | Do feeling et eg yield to wharever might seem mother, who was crushed in the rains of the en sent directly to the Governor, and over the | Works does become vacant the probability is that | ever @isregarded or interests of | Wise or rizbt. Satisfied that while I had acted con- | ALFONSIST ACTION AGAINST THE BADICAL RE- church. Their jather had been dead for some Ni u city in this or any other a I | scientiously and naturaily, [ had yet labored under dea ar ie ance Seca an nce "on tee | Hoe place wil pore died by tbe New Jersey Gear | fy getr cdi oGortaalisteasttafoer | tage wubateuemtant iatelty Whew ie hee png NRT time, “Thay lived at No. 18 Vandewater sires, part of a city officer should of itself cause the % ‘bods a pete Ome eaten wi tot always om arecrchs vig te Was, that they were ou Ach | (Madrid (Feb. 5) eshipadadomtnitg of London | ana Yheir name was McGinn. At No. 1334 Van- removi of the offeuder, since it is sub- ” my answer 1 have demonstrated that I have never | Cases for only a tew days. It 1s sutticlent that id not mes. dewater street the volunteers found another . “ a usly ‘nor practiculiy act against the public in- $ versive of harmony and discipline’ ana} Pe eer tee SMITH 'S DEFENCE. | manissedany sania. mister ‘produced wusice fereaty but “details, aot “avfaiig " MineSugn | Am eammest of the policy the frst Cabinet of | eniia, Katie —, who was also wholly orphaned ere, coul ver ‘01 lency with destructive of good government. It is not be- Sacer nece dianened DOE THOIOcnES oo ppl nghpatidllfy personally. All the circumstances, are known the restoration intend to adopt ore WHOM | py the Killing of her motner in the crush. Sno it, WOO, Meved by the political friends of Governor Tilden | SUPPLEMENTARY ANSWER OF THE COUNSEL TO | fii Sisposed (or iu the courte.and only sixty-two | Porsorea, “persons. and they abundantly | they have reason to fear as inimical to the exist- | Was taken to the residence of her aunt, . 4 ‘fs possibiy Have been keptin court. the remaining pr expiain thls matter without Fesortit% to uocharitanlo | ing state of things was afforded by tne appearance | DeiNe VeTy poor, Was placed in the care of the that be would encourage insubordination tn the THE CORPORATION TO THE GOVERNOR. | h cy nT x 1 Guild. Se’ 1 other cases came to the knowledge v t Went to referees by force of the law. Gd unfounded conjec.ures Was not aware of the auld. ‘veral other Ci i city government by considering wnese communt- Law Derartyryr, o Xo appointed reieree was ever selected or proposed by | setitence quoted by Mr. O'Conor trom an opinion which | of aremarkable circular in the Gazette of yester- | of the writer. This will recall the prompt and cations from officials whose removais by t! Orrice or Tax Covmset To tux Conronation, my opponent, as now charged by the Mayor. In fact, | he mentions It therefore docs not conoven nor would | aay morning at about the same time asa picket of | Renerous action o! the Volunteers on the occasion ; Rte hgh chy wodes hail the orysinal charges cou.plain that | Dominated refereed | ft be, Yocom ta, and exJulge Porter, on tne one | constables proceeded to the house of the ex. | 01 oller great public calamities, At the tun’ Of ; myself, and itis there alleged, ‘ound of suspicion, 3 . 4 overnor of the | tit my, opponents accepted’ thor. ‘The trath fs, that the Eleventh street disaster, some two years ago, Mayor bave already been certified to him, but | To) pis Excellency S. Tipe | ‘ crac A yo esto ands onc aa ene Sa acanee” radical Premier, Don Manoel Ruiz Zorilla, and | when the msecare walls of a tenement house that, foliowing the example of courtesy set by the State of New York :— both of these iuconsistent accusations (the former and Mayor, he wili simply forward them to that officer, | Sim—After the publication ot my answer to pending | ‘¢ ‘jreseny) are titteriy deprived of all force by the | 7% In the concluding paragraphs of Mr. O’Conor’s | placed him under arrest, an arrest which was suc- | Jell in and crushed many workmen, the Guild AR Wie | statistics. Nor has ureierce been appointed who was | PSper, published separately trom the first portions, it d won the encomiuins of the press and public by with « request that be will examine them aud | charges had placed it before every reading person,1 | ever known as “a Lavo! wild plaintiils.? appears that in hts “judgment” my removal ly not now | ceeded by summary and eniorced banishment last | 11, earnest and thorough work of relief. Later, stale whether they are calculated to change his | sent Yous falrly printed copy. For this Iam accused of | 10 tins subiect Task caretul consideration of the first, | required by the Caoaeat sc agi agaRR by him. night, withouc the least form of legal accusation | on the occasion of the fire which consumed na sixth am, It ° ctious of my detence addressed: ° ” - previous decision, Some, indee!, believe tuat , Propriety, au@ one of my two judges insists that to Mayor Wic! Thad allowed improper: sefer- removal “for cause” is in the nature of a pen- | or trial. The step the government nave taken is Ferre ae Uitte Roa WV eee a m. A x p y es y id; r - | alty. Lt indicted unjustly a personal wrong is not oni; 7 Governor Tilden will pay no attention at all to | Pion and decision should form the only portion of the | ences the Dractiea! ustice. (0, their" would” have perpetrated on the individu, bur the pubic: Iuay also | extraordinary and bold, Whether the result will | truck joad of clothing and provisions to the as- i cord which the other may inspect. I submit that no wes ; { th 1 ¢ documents thus improperly and unofficially piacea | T° been cited. (see Postveript, subdivision 4.) injured by increasing the growing aversion with | be what they desire is @ question for the iuture. | sistance of the unfortunates. They repeated Suan siggy prince spaped alia pf p Cea | consideration but an apprehended weakuess of the no gee ponte NEKENTET RMEUTOR, pales Ton of character and wenaivllity regard the PUD- | ew people believe Kulz Zorilla could have done | thelr work by clotiing the victims of the recent 5 PPrOveA | case it submitted to other eyes could bave suggested a | _ It is remarkable that in the several accusations, some | Hq service the regtoration much narm py bid residence in | Tuirteenth street tenement fire, and in jact they ot whict. are now dropped, no injury to the corporation, Phe care a judicial decision from a statesman who unites early this week, course so unprecedented. I ain confident that no mod: | asa result of my official acts, 1s alleged or shown. pat high name the wore exalted character of a just | Spain. Many belleve he can, 11 disposed, do tt tar | are ever ready, by prompt and organized efforts, | THE CORPORATION COUNSEL, | ern history of public accusation records charges less |. for neariy six Weeks my published defence has stood | 4nd accomplished jurist. more barm in nis jorced exile, vo afford succor to the distressed. In the case of the Corporation Counsel, it now | sustained by facts, more dependent upon mistaken in. | UPAUSWered. No official, lawyer, citizen or newspaper releatis smitting the charges to me, you will see, as you HIS CRIME AGAINST THE CROWN. A SKELETON CHILD. ayor at ohce adopted them 44 | yoriija nas busied Nimselt since the proclama- | In company with one of the volunteer physle | has yet questioned or assatied it. ' 1t was precise, specitic thein, that the Appears that the suggestion of his removal | ferences, or more thoroughly refuted. and compleie.. I verified at its close every ‘Statedhont i | his own, and at the same time, vefore uny hearing had a r Brash) the Writer went to see a ekeie- gin. | i cs t ont d that the F tionof the King in the cifort to organize tne ex- | clans (D! ) or ated with Governor Tilden himself, athe | The law makes the Mayor both accuser and judge. | Contained, and I now also afix my oath to this supple. | become possibie, not only argues at they were -per- | 1 ney ald. i fon baby at a house in South Firtuavenue. Suiter- . . ppennedern antl 1 | mentary answer. Ail the ducumentary proots are necea- fectly conclusive, but absolutely and repeatedly declared | radicals and the vld republicans into a party or ie dae thother bed saan charges put into shape by Mr. Charies O'Conor | UDMEF its necessary. operation the Governor constitutes | sarily verimed by the jurat appended to each answer; | in advance th ee ba apg removed: Bis General | league a1 opposition under the banner of “La Se ia iah groper roceintarane ST raenine therefore, highly improbable that the Governor | tart snould have an uninterrupted interview and op- | “Sih tne charges and “reasons” are founded upon 8MFye sole unbiased arbiter is appointed by law, and he | Rip spun wars to siete). DUE IArGsHA OR oe IRS BEES Pere ear ersiaam ohoitueiac ce mcm OfieHy iene Will veroan act which he has himself counselled portunity for a verbal exposition of my case, Expect. | mere hearsay. No veritication accompanies them. No | {#the Governor of the State. Burt hope that His Honor | Haha Rat TOW O Olin APate foie aneo perdi. | ble. ‘The littie, crying infant had been starving t 0 is " 4 . 3 the Mayor, examining this supplementary answer and and which appears to have been done mainly in ing this Iquite recentiy told him that Chad additional | Drools Are given fo austen ther, No Tebiy ke made to | the entirocase, will yet unite with Your Axccliency im | tlom, Uastelar argues that witn the capital and | lor days in her arms. When tears wand to de: nce to his views. Rumor is busy in select- | dceuments to place in his hands. When the journais h iny statements, ihey ali stand unquestioned and un- | the just conclusion that these charges, betng insuMicient | tne country in a declared state of siege, with every | longer flow from the swollen eyelids, and the ing Mr. Delafield Smith's successor. Mr. Wiliam | siven me my first knowiédge of his Gdcldlad T recainted questionable zgorn Gefence ony hn, Saas eniary in apes fad HORSR RD SapEnveh #BonS be: Si | conatlintional loeriy suspended,, Ith B.ctyiL wae |: Staite Tole ee eee eo TS sppentog neadk A. Whitney, @ young and promising lawyer, 1s | Mim ot the anticipated interview, and he replied | proois which accompany t ¢ ochineniaty | T shail send to Mayor Wickham a copy of this commu- | SOT exo ting or to weck to throwdown | and Comprenended all the fulness of its dumo spoken of for the position. He is a personal triena | PY Feferring to the preswure upon him. ItTexcept brief | , he Mayor inadvertantly returns to sccusations which | "FS onored gir, with great respect, your obedient | the existing regime. He is for pauent waiting, | Sgony i vutdays and nights, bil pase hud die of Mayor Wickham and bears a good reputation | S24 detached ebservations, which my calls upon him in | would appear Gt such supposition were admissible) | P®Fvant, E. DELAFIELD SMITH. | gud, in the meantime, voluntary ‘emigration,’ | Jeverish indications of paln had’ show ou fe tte pra hg Mohegipres Vion relation to the public business have occasionally en- | thate uas never himself read the defence, and thatit | | City aud County of New York, a :—1, B; Delafield Smith, | Switzerland or France will prooubly be his new | crease and its added intensity. | tn the mean ile Fr; bus many persons regard tim goieq me to make, I have had no hearing, unless hand. | Mas been withheld trom his eyes as he proposed to with- | being duly sworn, depose and say’ that the foregoing | home for some time, and 1t is said he starts next the mother liad resorte: : tf as lacking iu experience and as scarcely soiid | ine ads | hold it from yours. supplementary answer was draited’ by my hand; that i | week. Not so wisely has Zoriia acted. He has | dred makeshilts io preserve lite in this little being Olid | ing bim my answer is to be so regarded. POSTCRIPT—Mi, O'CONOR'S OBSERVATIONS. ‘appears asf have prepared or verbally amended St, and , ou: that had drawn sustenance from her best blood, Openly invited towonlerences at lis house, Calle enough ior the legai adviser of the city of New | I therefore ask that in this paper I may point out tne | Bee tp. 4s Ros Oe a ee poe i that in all Feepect ene particulars it ig ae to the best | San Marcos, not only all the ex-Ministers and in- THE INFANT WAS FOUND BY THK DOCTOR York, A singular report is circulated around the unquestionable errors which the Mayor bas committed | ace th prepare ee (eee 'E m ‘ ton of lite before which D repared J have seen the “Ob- :. UELAFIELD SMITH. fluential men of his old party (che radicals), but | 80d the writer in a conait * City Hall to the effect that Comptoller Green has | in assigning the “cause” and “reasons” for his decision | s¢! or upon my original answer. | Subscribed and sworn to this 27th day of Februaty, all the ex-Deputies, ex-Alcades, ex-Uivil Govern- | 80 artist would snudder and his pencil tail mo . Since they W tions? of Mr. 0) been making a desperate attempt to “circum | gn, “ce | What follows r then » CeaRies P, MILLE a a rade, civil tonless, All sembiance of the human torm we veut” the Mayor by | pond ly A. A ay re a and perhaps if pon their a charges of January 2 showed that ya oo eS e Site ene atone Hine OF thetWstien Satmnaria love to call divine was gone. Wasted flesh and 4 STARTLING COUP D’ETAT. Meee AexG aera Tonal documents | he prepared them under a deep prejudice, The altered LETTER. And the provinces, professed allegiance to the | Sirunken voues, in which were still preserved First—(a.) The Mayor again cites the recent decision | "¢ 404 certain positive expressions of his present The iollowing are the letters of importance above | ra dicg) flag or held ofice under it, in this invita- | tie spark of lile, remained. Yet in that His bombshell was to be suddenly exploded in C , 4 : the Mayor's camp, as the rumor goes, at the mo- | of the Court of Appeals that the city, and not the State, | , Observations’ demonstrate that the prejudice relerred | referred to:— L ment of Mr. Delaticid smith’s tnai removal ‘sthe prover blainud In these suiis. He mignt with {? the allewutions urged. to obtain my removal radical party under the banuer of the Republic, | ¢yes showed that in their taofinite, powerle e fe now through the Governor’s approva:. At that ume Cival relevancy, call attention to the still more recent | pregied upon him ‘or the first time he would reject Executive DEPARTMENT, |. Mm icle a3. | longing. But the little clenched hand, no bigaer ; Blip v 100 0 ‘giglatore to annul that dec: City Hats, New Youx, Feb. With the constitution of 1869 minus article Mr, Green wished Mr. Charies O'Conor to step for- | Stature Tue result hiboti casos her been sreatis _— Hon. E, Derarrex Suita, Counsel to the Corpo sas} the mouarcny clause.” ‘those who could not | thuua bird’s claw, had not the vigor of a faded D ty regi ‘i ‘, Ward through the dally journals and offer himselt | ted by me. And the counsel who pleaded for state au. | ,,vfder am absorbing misapprehemsion he became my Sincin wy communication to you, dated 2d ult, | come personally to his house were requested tu | leal. The limbs, surunken to a shadow of what 6 @ candidate for tue appo:ntment, volunteering thority iu botu wstances have, under my retuiuer, und | Prosecater. and of course he now comments apon the | y mentioned the aiorin writieg by Lweed a's poruod | signii” assenc or disseut by. post. auvarious | they had been in health—the leg no larger than to serve the city without pay jor (be purpose of | Juli cliarge of these sults. |), Inisinformied | ee eee roms nintetially mogilied oS? MABMESUY | o: his associates. to pay a sun of money in compromise | meetings Were held in his house, with | Ole’s finger—seemed palsied by the hand thus insuring an immediate and Vigorous jroseeution 4 supposing that an cial or other uct has ever been | of clatins against them, and the fact that that paper igor | tie result immediately of @ great split | smites old age till tt jalis in the crumbling dust. f - ‘ OFIVE, AND CHARACTER, i} : of the “Ring” suits, It is currently reported that | Pfocured of pased diving my. office any enlarged con | ye, OrConor suys:—'Nelther the private morals nor | wAs{0 Your possession us head of the Cty Law Depart | Ainong “the prominent men of bis party to | 1X the, cuild’s eyes nopeless longings in we Mr. Green procured tue indorsement of this | puvilsned. and brove bis error, (ey'T wasappoiuiedia | @e,persoual character, of the respoudent could be suc: | fy mother’s utter despair. Such was the picture. It it. TI t ches In yours dated 18th ult. tome you do not deny, but, by | begin with. Many of these refused to follow scheme by Governor Tilden, and that the latter ecemiber, 15/2, and net, as the Ma: states 37 cesstully impeached. In these respects he stands, un- | necessar: lication, admit th ect t my ine : articular; . | Was a ecene to be long remembered, aud to raise agreed to notiy Mr. Green the moment he ap- | (7) itis a reat and to the pablie a mows misieedine mie: questionably amd justly, on the same high piace, in pub- mauionand m [hn ih by nee Poe ESTP ree eRe) rie) any een ‘ rf ec $ eve: formation and statements upon that subject. Ti 1 . Palacios, Admiral Beran. | Up Iriends for tuat doctor when he moved about proved of Mr. smicn’s removal in order that the | take to declare, as the Mayor does, that | was appointed | Yo,aid pilvive calccn, Ss tccry one of the professional | You will be good enough to produce to me forth. a. Taare eT hata, be, dmiral Beran: | wich more than a woman's tenderness aud more Caer of Mr, O'Conor might be made | YY any setof men, My appointment was the single act (Aline 1 with the paper specially referred to, and with | fyi, . ound | than a lecturer's nerve preparing those two’ tor beiure the Mayor would have an op: | ove man, then the Mayor of the city, after his sep- | put iedon of de Det tenets followed ty ihe it, or us soon as possible afterward, any and every | ay declared that they pe Weide pnt hg? Rate ‘A RETURN TO LIFE. - oe trol s on of hi ¢ 01 y 2 . ‘ 4 . for the pres+ rE. portunity to fill the place, Of course | tnee wat advined Gy gmineut jurine and grauine. Fe, | High Judgment whicn sees all shings and cannot ert" £ | Selonaimg to. the city Law. Departincut. oF intrusted | cat they were nat prepured. te euter tie Al. | The cellar seemed glorified. Where hunger and hr. Oreen’s reai object was to keep out of ine | formers And witnin three mouths witer tue original | KM stand acquitted “ot any objectionable iment.” “He | 40 you ae head of oF touny other’ person avan officer or | fousino 1auks. They would lvok on’ and walt, and | cold aud uight had been there came tn che Tee Corporation Counsel's ofice any one especially | 4opcintinen’t received and ow Molt (ogether with | Mees Weal? Grom outed yu wil Houblieg comer | omBIOv’ olthe debarimet stating or relerrind to said | decide their 1ature courae, each for hiuselt, ac- | Gnd promise ol the morning. ihe Boe Sot selected by the Maycr, and to secure a personal | tle | owptrojer and oters who were Hrs: appointed | tue proprieiy of expressing An your order to that emect | CL,Any anes of COMprOn ue, feytlenens OF Meat Mie or | cording to the political conduct observed vy the | Unit ie let Me Mseemed toucued by tae wand OL Iriend of bis own in that posiion. But mr. | PY the same Mayor) a uew appointment by the action | this’ personal exculpauion.””. fn another, part of his | Gaim against of provecution of the persona of apy of | King advisers, In the meantime, they would do | vilice of @ table seemed toncten by tie a U'Conor, it 13 said, declined peremptorily to have 6 3 h Supe Dy its nd | paper tam credited by Mr. O'Conor with “great intelli: | en He v er to you | rothing in the way of rebelling or conspiring | Magician, to expand tuto a bouquet of violets anything to do with such a plece of strategy. He | oh “ur Bast, worst members. Without distinc. | gence ;:” but this is more liberal than just. ooo ty WICKHAM, Mayor, | against the new order of things. Martos decid | ‘the tnaeseribable glury of a good aetion filed the an $ 8 periume floate ‘. was shrewd enough to understand that the peopie It will thus be perceived that upon grounds both to attend these meetings, alleging that he Intended | room. tion he expressed his desire ‘to reorganize the | little waste God had placed a soul, sne at ‘during the more th thee” : ; J. ang the Mayor might very properly suggest that | years “of my imeumbency of this office I I Moral and intellectnsl, aseurance ls ven of my general y bhe life, To the | While few scenes are ever Witnessed by the “ 01 . fimess for the position «hich fhold, It only remains Law Drrantuxst, to retire altogether from public life. To the last M dares he could be ol greater use iu prosecuting the | teal Progress” in prosecuting these for me to provesas f certainly shail, not oniy 49 Your Orrics o tus CoUuNsEL 10 Tue CORPORATION, of them, however, Martos sent Nis brother to de- | Visitorg of the Guild that present a more hear suits by tendering his advice and assistance to | Tr ihe Ct. uu lace, there two years and two bares | VUt iso to his satistection—thatin aly matters which ew York, Feb, 8, 1576. Clare. in bis name that before giving | rending aspect than the above there the Corporation Counsel gratis than by filling hat | them (our in al) have been occupied, until a tew | SF¢ Dow critic’ by him the facts are notas he sup | The Hon. Wittiam H. Wickuam, Mayor of the city of | in any aliegiance to a Repubiic of @ ied. | Whici, partaking of ali that is gloomy and terri- laborious office without pay. Besides, Mr. O’Conor | % York bie, rise in @ sombre majesty irom their heroic oses. When I have done this, there wiil be nothin New Yo ‘ rT sit butt es ethe: 5 eral suape ne would give 1t to Don Carlos. Would not lend himseil to auy act that looked like | in the name of the State, by the deliverations of | ;oit but he ueation siveiher'a Vorperation Cansel oun thgmerenae Ci at ad yesterday reached me at my | While Zorilia was thus straggling with tne a trick. So aa the story goes, Mr. Greets last | the font oe ci enton Ms to who (State oF city) WAS | counsel, he hus, in ome or two cases, acted upon views | A letur of Mr. b G. Jayne, dated July 12, 1473, and difficulties he himself nad raised, his indiscreec months past, by the Prosecutiogs of the Hace Counsel ni gud sublime proportions. Here ts one, of A LITTLE CHILD SAVING HER BROTHERS from starvation, She 18 jess than ten years old piece of strategy has jailed, and be would now | ; Cay Tn flaw ditiering trom t {other lawy' letter of Mr. Wheeler eckham, dated July 16, 1 “circuiar’’ cume to the ears of the Regency Minis- Father See Mr. Delafield Smith retained than re | ,,!¢,best sevice I eouid render was to leave that four | OTT UTC w It eK the “Ouservatiuns” im their or- | @re lierewith euclosed, Mee oeeeet they we once dotermined to Mp. fis pro- | ad she lives in Muiberry street, She ‘goes out moved. Isthe way of those of the Beate. | have tougny these | 46° These are otters, papers writings oF memo- | ceedings in the bud. ‘They arrested him in hig | dally to Work belore auy o1 the offices or stores 18 THR FIRE COMMISSIONERS. Then with state Counsel as achvice of agencies, | AR THREE MILLION OFFRI Ney ROTeIRURE AGU GERTOTGA: DURERORIUA OF ver ) ORE Lee CALOTUAT. the lower portion of the city aie opened. She is in the case of the Fire Oomumissioners the | During the lew mouths since the decision of tne Court |, 1. This, and my acuon iu relation to It will be found | MCh by we relating to any Proposed combroiie oF Sot | © ue ps iN NEED BUT THEMSELVES IN DANGER, | uta irull clild, with slender limbe and @ figure charges embraced in the report of the Commia- 1, under my continued | im the documents hereto annexed, marked J and K. The letter of Mr dayne was, preceded by & personal Seflor Zorilia Was accompanied to the station | famisued irom want and reddened by cold, but she sioners of Accounts and tue proo! by which those labored” to prepare | THK STARK WHATURK CASK AGAIN, call upon ie in Which he proposed the compromise. | by i romineat ic men. In fact, that 18 uoble, She scruos, Ail the moruing, hait cov. charges are sustained, are so grave and conciu- | %¢ le EP a "Gio, Soran, ot may |S Oy micahd Be day cipered 1s av Cotes rere | 1a thie personal tuterview he stated, that the compro: | miserable Ite baru, the Madrid, terminus of the | ered by Soap and Water, sue tous tn cleaning the Sie Uae tac ceuieeata tr tow Gernaumiosse in | Hee And ‘undoubtedly with | poration and its iegal adviser 1 am trequently required | ipiae mdet include, wiih regard. to. the persons repre: sorab aro, the 3 1 Stairways and. corridors. of the insurance ri all the expedition which the’ interests of the litigations | to advise and detcriuine whether, upon given fact\® | honted by him a disconiimuauce of all prosecutions, | Petro Carril del Norte, rarely before held go many ‘ nue 80 eur probably tind that they have been the champions | would permit, while I pave diligently worked upon the | sult will lle, It I think not IT must give my opinion ‘to | Givirand-criminal, 1 told him that the criminal sujta | Me who Lave played @ prominent part in Spanish offices in the great ave ie ié ‘t Of something worse than official indiscretions. It | overwhelwing business of the Law Department and | that effect, But this does uot disauaiity me, as the city’s | Yerein the Lauds of she District Attorney: that the | politics, Here were ex-sinisters Rivera, Sai- | her miserable hoine. Broadway 18, on ttct is Very certain that the Governor cannot hesitate | auxiously awaited the day when the eame counsel who | attorney, fo institute the suit if thought Test to make | itn Werein'the controrer the Attorney Genera | meron, Carvajal, Figucrola, Echegaray, Martos, | only four or five blocks away irom the garr tu approve ali the removals withont destroying | procured the crimina conviction of weed under the | the experiment. vmanitted counsel can | and that, with regard to the city suits, bad placed | Pedregal, Garcia Ruiz, Gonzalez, &c.; also ex- | Where sfesieeps. That garret is her little corner etiol a - . e: t | sho exce vice. 1G A 5 yi as ns With persons turns Keal progres P he case of Tweed is | ieave the nom T also said to him that the amount proposed seemed to | Gomez Siguro, Montemar, eapueG,. aes | From there her lather and mother Were taken io sag supplies to the departuent; the payment now ready for trial, as the frulis exorbitant and irauduien! prices for suppiie: preparation. [t shows ho: employment of meu of recoguized bad cuaracter | ‘the hands of the capab! #0 positions of trust; if such acta as these shouid | G¢termination of the order of trying t be charged and proved against city oticers | 800m 1s now complete, « ’ vent and judic completely these cases were 1c counsel, even ty the very | on this case im the ort- m. The prepar- | ginal answer aud in this I will only remark, me inadequate, and that 1 had somewhere heard or |, Agatiera, Ximenez, Angiada, ; Fead thatthe claiins against the principal defendants | Mesa, ‘Liornie, Salvany, Nuiez de Velasco, | Course pine boxes to coe re VORNING could be compromised for a sum which lw a, sure was | Lafosq, Del Vai, Rispa, Perpina, Morayta, Rivera, ‘hat oak male tens them and keep them warm all fly attandole | “Are—that the fact stated to Mayor Mayemeyer, that | WEG {1 gacess of SiMuvom), and that wausiy | Yazquer, arroeiro. Krago, Gomez Rublo, Fasoron, | tie nine. God sces hor from ou big and He will Ub Would s bec . ” aod the leading case in 0 to Le pressed. | Starkweather reccived the mouey in “good faith.” 9 MOt | gryued with’ me tel him f could do | && The Archbishop of Santiago de Cuba also tyberand reward her, In the meautime (ne Wold carcely become @ “reform” Governor to Unuer these circums It ls matter of amazement | 4s mistakenly alleged. dropped in the communication to | nothing but call the attention of my counsel to the | C#mMe down to take farewell of the jilustrious | pity her and rewa! jm his demauds ior rent bold them in iheir positions in defiance vi the | thatthe Mayor should actually charge in these “rea- | Mayor Wickham, but 1s, as you will see, repeated 10 | Tartar’ Tstated to him that l did not bedeve any com: | “emigrant,” landiord 18 not exacting 1D hi jor ren Mayor, it isreportcd, by tnose Who profess to | sons’—what did not appear in the origival charges at | identical words. | . na tt Zorlila ia rich, and his expatriation will not | She pays him as sne can, fity cents at a time. she have some informatio! i—that coved. wh o ve ti ‘Secuud-—That o tas to th {eation to our epocule he mene, bus chat. F yeule ingest 4 ; 7 | re taut sue 1# doing anything deservin, So na ne OE a ee ee ers ont | maulcipal conarene er ce aieing wat rountery | pamamenus in ane toconater the amouat whieh t | adect nim pecuniariy. Cnatelat, who will proba. | Oy trutags one noblest actions. aru Lot-pocrormed moval of all the Fite cominusioners, aud that | 2¥t¥ and @ personal satisiaction ty concede that in mak- | payments, made without mistake of tuct, cannot be Fe- | “On'the lath of suly nis letter reached me, and J bly iollow next in “emigration,” 1s not rich, put | 1, Bi oh host self-conscious people, The Guild is decision wiil be made known Veoh th | ing this startiiog accusation the Mayor Is unquestion- | covered, Mr, Lvarts and Mr. A. F. Smuth difter with Mr. | nanded it to Mr. Peckham, who stated that he would he will be no loser by the move, When he was | foond her through one of its volunteers, and sie ? f Mp red be | ably the vietim ester of @ sheer inadverten O'Conor an . My judgment accorded with | DADA 1M Jssciates, Un the loth of July 1 received | made Minister at £1,200 a year he had to gactilice | fi ns Y those, great in numbers but EnDVass Of the provapilities a8 to the new Bowrd | or’ of . meudaciou the former i cannot properly be removed | Seo "hat fh literary jabor which’ was oringing tim in £2,600 9 | Makes up the told o} bed has consequentiy veen quite lively forthe past | by unknown pers from office unless Mr. Evaris or Mr. A. F, Smith, a0 0 4 left th ah least as thuch singe the | sail in comparison to our whole population, wig two or three days. | be ite origin (which ow fmvrobable event that either could be induced "to be @ | tits Manure ewe cg eanine | ora asdravot denterneciien Tui iiverary iavor, | serve hard and suiler sorely 1n summer and winter WHOSE MEAD NEXT? nor, a3 1 know trom “4 y By ’ | and who somehow must be ledeven as the spar. n one of my grounds, | was ce! dandin @ tit 18 unfoun: candidate for my place, should be declared unfit ter it. | fi'P.i8tion to the subject, on it wrong ‘ Ib: cand and much more, he can perform as well, if pot bet rowein our parks are fed. The question whose head is next to fail is one of Mr, Peccham's le itt | : bap tary evidence attached both to my origival | tainiy right in the other—namely, that the commission, thee Oy Dismit eeataet ter, abroad thah in Spain, for the SI y SsaGaalotaty wniperea iy ic nce toler tub | iting ich eaee te tr ean. | Snelbarh dirtadtete Ves cneaeet vara ha | SM AL erage iene FORK COLLEGE oF DEN. | Sill tare.bern fegnrey athe Huai lie robability seems to be that rertain of the Dock | ates i tullowed the precedent given by Mr fraty the | elect decided. se 4 fully, Your obedient aervant | os prep suit, | THE NEW YORK COLLEGE OF DEN: | srom February 23 to February 27:— MMissionere Will follow closely on the heels of tic Attorney General of thé State in oftice THE nAIRD CasT. r TISTRY February #8="Don't Know Who". eo the retiring Fire Commissioners. it is also prob. | <{ime the prosecutions were first insti & Tne dates relating to the Baird case are correct! abies Ov Wi te tate . Ditto.» my abie that the Superintendent of Builaings will be Sf" Gonneel My Tien oweg ee an pe et, EY gti Spectat AGENT OF tuE U. 5. iuaasuny DEPARTERNT, a | MAT desit With Ob ACCOUNL Of Dis Official ne | seged cause” relatiinnis Nase roe, Ke soisloke Oey Mak’ at imate ot of bows om House, New Yous, JUly 14 18/3 Toe annual commencement exercises of the Do giect or incapacity in the matter of St, Andrew's Injustice will be perpetually demonstrate: by documents Hon, BE. DRLAarianD SMITH i— New York College of Dentisiry will ake place this an ecvurch, But it is generally believed that the which will hoid their p: f al ry ot the My Daan sik—Will you please to bear in mind that the qT me gu Mayor caunot longer. delay the removai of poor | State. In aduition to others, Tannex throe important Judges Davies and Plerrepont. as th pronosed compromise o! $0000) includes only Wiliaus | evening @t Association Hail, The program Yhavemeyer's 1olice Commissioners, Whose pers, ae follows 1. Letter to me trom Mayor Wick. ¥ TEPKRENCES. | M. Tweed, Ki, Connolly, James Lt Ingersoll & | opens with the overture, “Zwei Blatter,” MU / wi nuance tn ofice 1s regarded hain, Pebraary }: Wo, marked 1.2 Ny feply, February | 4 Mr. O'Conor here intimates what, indesd. t8 ox, | Woodward Ae Os sag Suuin Sun and H, A. | AFD, Graiuilwe seveuth Kegiment Band; iol. brie He} tue powers that be ADd av outrage on 'D ib debaif or Tweed and others. Juiy 12, 178 marked Sasertor charpes mith, : " | lowed by religious exercises and the conferring of Mrs, ¥. Kothsoniid. a The proceedings at Headquarters are at ouce | ki & Letter to me from Mr, reckhaim, July 19, | butinerdentaliy.’ tn ‘Agwinst five of these there are no civil suite atall,and degrees by Dr, 5, A. Main, Presigent oi the Col~ Aa eee ae fidiculons and scandalous. One Commirsiones, | 1873 marked L. Mayor Wickham Is his three grounde of removal, (tha le onty some of them have Leen indicted. lege; awarding the (acuity prize, by Professor O. +o Voorhis, makes no DoDes 10 AllOWlus it to be un. lawyer, and, however intelligent, may not pene bas acted inadvertently aod without the advice The compromise does not incjuae fom Fielas, Harry | A, Marvin, D. 6. S.j address to th graduates, by Sig Dis sesociates—Lisbecker and Duryee, Ma‘sell 8 hiding pisces the hiaden gains of the municipal roubers | _. I now proceed fo abeqiumly Miaprowe, Dy testimony | ole | GakatteMarehe Bee ne: i a eg 6a | | Vv. Samuel Osgvod, in Ja untorapered. @ piece of oficial comedy—a berry in | —1@ yon I need not argue that the existence of the: 4 bie i re) ty i t true that th ever age; aa by TeaP ilo Wace \'anttos are os, comicas shove of | perv completely aeghuves all evi inferences derived | Charge which, whes wil carey With fin Rowe | ws aaaasedy "the payment or aay sum to wile. ia | duns by sue band will