New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-09

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rars, The first Of whom bods rerp. for . 3D. ana
she second for SIC. There ats many other cases ~
which Discrepancies sho wn, bot this Il snnc'en'
the present 1t might be supposed ths, these a''c''
pances were caused By the deduction OF costs OF s'
though il would seem AZ II twothirds OF tne "noN Mr.
was rather a steep figure for eoss' pu' o'o" '-'
o.o Ill sa.m 10 be unfcunded, Tor III
one Of the three cases we ehe, tno F''.y
-. .,., .her. was no su and the money was paid
IN avid suit Hence there could have peen 10 COMB
m, Attorney office draws from the Guy
GO ss 400 ON account Of salaries alone, and the
ar. ,,.nse, rent, stationery. &C., would run The
,,a sum mn doubtless, to something iHe Sl5,ooe Ihe
a ,ras instituted 10 collect and enforce fines due 70
H. c;tv for violations of Cooperation ordinances, ano
one would suppose that at least sufficient should oe
raised TO support the Office, bat from the amounts pao
into the CITY Treasury account of fees TINS year.
se. ms that the receipts from the Corporations Attorneys
cce have been but $685. II. Last night Mr.. President
Jones in the Board of Councilmen reafirmed the
whole of his charges against MIR. Genet alleging that
he had received four or five thousand dollars in fines
and fees more than he had returned 70 The city.
B,LLooyIsG.--We have received very long letter
from Me- T. 3. Carincourt Lowe, rectng his reasons
for not going off to Europe in his biz muslin gasbag
last year. laying the blame upon the weather and those
who compelled him to exhibit the machine to pay them
for their outlay declang he made nothing by it, en-
bibton and announcing that he now has the neceSsa-
~ means and intends to start in the balloon Tor Id
rope. early this Summer. The public is very much
inclined 10 look upon Mr.. Lowe as humbug, and will
probably not alter its mind till the Professor takes bis
! departure skyward.
| N,srrErsrH WARD RErUBLIcASs.-The Republi-
can Association of the Nineteenth Ward met at their
beadouarters corner of Fifty.Dinth and Third
avenue last evening, JAMES Hoee esq, in the chair
The Executive Committee recommended that the As
socistion accept the of wigwam soon to be built
| by uubic-sprited Republicans of the Ward A large
| nnmber If new members were admit ed. The Execu-
i've Committee reported in favor Of deferrng the Rat
| ifcation Meeting until the wigwam be completed;
heir reports accepted Resolutions were offered
declaring that I'D view of the past uDiathfulness to
party ties aid interests of those having the dsrbu-
ton of rarunage and the inslncerty and dnphcity OF
those who have hitherto assumed 90 themselves the
management and leadership OF tine Republican party IN
tins city and State the Association recommend Wofk
and le expenditure of money only to elect our candi-
dates for President NicePresdent and Congressman,
and pledging all the energies OF the Association 10 lhe
| support oi these candidates MI hogg, ID rising 70
| se ond the resolutions regretted the apathy which
he found among Republicans IN regard 10 local politics.
He attributed this 70 the conduct Of the leaders of the
party III assuming that there were not men enough Oh
boIt sy aud capabty in the Republican party ~ Dill
the POSITIONS at s dis ora and Aslanced the appoint
ment of the Police Commissioners; OF Harbor M'-iers,
men being take from the Central parts OF the state 70
take the place OF city men; Aimshouse Conmissioh-
ers instsncing particularly the appointment of man
who with lrotane zeal ;tempt 10 cheat the Republi-
can party of their Registrars OF Election last ran
and Of the Central Park Commission, which although
osiensIbly Republican was great Democratic poitcai
machine The speaker called attention TO the effect OF
our party legislation nj Albany. The men who have
be. boldly recreant 20 their trust as leaders CT our
party the who claimed 70 be and forced them
selves forward as the friends o Mr. Seward, while the
RI pubcaus of other States stood aghas at such cor
ruItons and fearing the Result Of Mr. Stewards neml-
nalion, sacrificed him. OF rather it was Stewards
friends that d'd it.
Mr. Reynolds said that for four years he had con-
denned lie appointment Of IOcoFocos by Republi.
lie Coul0 have wished that these solutions had
not come in at this time and hoped that they would be
laid over till alter the election But there was neeo
Of them.
Mr.. De Camp was not in favor of the resolutions
# If the State officers had done wrong, there was '
n prospect that thy would be nominated again. III
Would not object 10 amy Republican nominee becaus
r his predecessor in Office mad not done right,
D.. Mr. Lockwood thought tlt this was striking at me
"A wlo had done wrong and produced tad effects espe
CHILLY for Mr.. Seward. He thought it better not {
work for Office ourselves; then we would get over mue
| of this difficulty.
the resolutions He conceded in all the remarks con
den ming tie corrupt legislation Albany He agree,
that Mr.. Sew ard was defeated because the Chicago
Convention judged him by the company he kept, anc
his company forfeited all claim TO public confidence IL
tie Legislature at Albany last Winter At Chicago
they asked if the raft of men, the infamous lobby lat,
of he Legislature, which went 10 Chicago in the in
teIesl of Mr. Seward, would not follow Mr. Seward
if elected TO the Capitol at Washington. This consid
Grafton combined with the objections Of the doubtful
States, defeated Mr.. Seward.
Mr.. Sherman supported the view taken by Mr.
, | Hogg Of the management OF the Central Park, al
though there were seven Republicans and four Demo
crais Mr.. Andrew ii. Green, Democrat, was the
ctief manager, Mr.. Olmsted, the Republican arcbi
t.ct was pushed aside for a Democratic assistant. o.
tie II chief layers of the work. but We're Repub
LEANS; of the 40 SO foemen, there were but 70
Republicans; of the 40 30 assistant foremen there
we're Tut Republicans; and all the supplies and con
tracts bad to 20 through the hands OF Democrats.
Mr.. Hoeg said thai the resolutions had had the effect
be d. sired; they had shown that this Association har
no part or 10. IL the Albany legislation management
He moved thai they now lie on the table.
| THIRD WARD REPUBLlCAss.--At regular meeting
Of the Third Ward Republicans, held tho. 6l Murray
| street. the following resolutions offered and
adopted:
ke,oted That heartily and cheey ndorse the actor
ofibe Csgo Convection and pledge ourselves do all
complete The work nosy btgan by placing Abraham Lin