The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-13

Oty intelligence.
the DnrAxSnuu 90 FsAuos-CourrRousx BsExsAs's
ArroSrnrS--The ComptroIler's once begins 20 sok
somewhss ~ did in odsn times when the democracy
had before oonroof the finances Of tho city the
long haired sleek looking gcnsfy are missed aimoss
entirely from the ocs. 6d In thor plaoe appear the
Found full ed natured faces Of the disciples Of JefAr.
son and jackson. The change Is pleasing In more than
one aspect.
B, Mr. ss. S.s1o,1 made ssy: sns
,.o C"* q ATsav.-Ausus'g. Pursy vice p a. Kings.
F,rs csvk Receiver Of 7ases-Jamos F. Mesnsy, In place
. ss' y q s.s s"'s pspss~s R williams, ia
MID css H.assg q Tasss-risdasus [. vsalsiss. H..
Third Clerk 1sreas q Ar.sars-rhomss s. Hisch. In
ySAn 8. vrstsuburRh
Isrs 0sos Re~sw Of Tasss-Fred. T. Goggin, in place
Thsx Css,* Bsveas II Areavs-smsn ". NainwariAg,
In piaos u O. D. Birdseys =
,,! i.pcler' Of x~@e-Thomss xaionsy and William
:, .~:s;cs.s" Bwsss II A,-s~s-yohn AulIary, IN place
!. e:.ss. 9@s zssss.s sswsas- Barsho'amsw Ward,
1~s~ovy Osk Rsosse~ q 1asss-Trsdsrick MULLER, IN
Cara = A;stasss nras.r~ Sss,sa sssss.rsstD ssscs
asmsk ~ Nr@-WiliIan Downey. b place - c. =.
Osys % 7ssnncr " SssM Ss~asorsar Dxrsos iuwsy
I'D Fsd-James W. Van Orden, vice Mr. Trotter.
As.sas,. T.san~~ Fyta Sr~aorial Disria Famdy AiA
Ps.d-Jshn Ludlow, Woe VIM. rruslow.
Dpsty cOtisossv CIV RsSasss-rhamas casnos vics n.
i;ss.s:,s, Ger. !. Receiver Of 1as.-o~on crsy v,.s
Ttrpovayy Cts.s Raosivw Of Tasa-IsaAo 8. Parsons.
Temporary Clerk Rsc~rsr Of rascs-Jamos Iangdon vice
ceasrai Clerk Bureau ci,y Rsssnse-Edward Mccsbs.
few Of tho above appointments are said TO include
Mozart mon IN compliance with the previously arranged
m ne OF Receiver OF FAKE. Is not vet nxed but n rs be.
licvcd Mr. John Murphy TO be tho lucky ndivdua who
WIZ stop into the position 80 well 9lsd by Mr. James
keii, undcr tue HRws naturalization. Tho only other
prominent candidates for the position Senator Brad
los and Mr.. VIM. Kennedy. The former said have
Withdrawn In favor OF Mr.. Murphy
AvAiRs STRxN DwAxrMsn-CHAn0m 10 .,
MADE woax DoKH.-The old saying that afser
storm comes a CALM IL just now being eKcmp,ncd in
the Office OF the Commissioner Inst woek was
one u sweeping changes Hesds fell into tho basket by
tho Dozen victims were waiting with Christian
resignation for tho moment 70 come when the dreadful
machine would fall spon them In shc vigorous
nor as disposed Of their former assocatcs But Monday
brings cessation Of the dreaded execution. Evcryth
quiet in tho Street Department yesterday a II
nothing At all had happened OF nothing remarkable would
industriOusly prosecuting thor abors, apparently
without seeming 70 BIO troubled much about tho
receut changes Tho Of all this that the heads
OF the different bureaus appointed aud from
tho character OF these Rppoinees their subordinatss
know pIotty wei what th0r chances are ~ continuing
IN Office Suspense has given place 10 philosophical resig
nation We credby informed that further
appointment, viii DO made for dry or two. Senator
Cornell will leave for Albany attend
legislative duties and during his absence Deputy Street
Commissioner Tweed will assume control OF the depart
few changes will then DO made In the clerical
FORCE and will doubtless be takon begin tho
Of giving out contracts for necessary work, which
interrupted by the removal Of Mr.. Knapp. The great
trouble experienced just want OF funds carry
! on sineRs.
Tux REUNION o. nm DxnocRAcv-CAUn OF THE DELAY,
AND PAm FUTURE There has been much delay
lately In arranging the plans Tor bringing togcthcr the
divided democracy that people begin imagine
tho desire for union nothing but clever sham. design
ed 70 throw dust In tho eyes OF the people, But this Il
not literally the fact Ihere obstacles In tho
way Of reunion but they OF nsurmountsbIe
character Tho hs,chet has been buried by ne rival
leaders, who appear 10 be working together with sincere
desire u establish sa.aactory consolidation Of their
forces. But the great dtcalty n found In tho large
number Of delegates composing the General CON-
mttses. To select from each committee . sunscisnt
crany without giving dissatisfaction 70 largo class u
the local politicians lon out In the cold 70 Be
leave Tho two stand q Il presso.
over two hundred msmbsrs In esch-wouh make . body
sns entire TOO unws.ay and bully; and IN fact.
there Is dhncuIiy IN both views q the mat
70 BE- down. say about half, would leave in
ths cold quite VOC formidable body which might b en-
"a The plan Of Mozart Han indcsS this ass osssssi.
appears great TO that Il thought that The
union Of tho parties Will result In tan ssrsenent to
disagree for the purpose q preventing the spfngDs
n new organization. There may DO some reason 10
this Is cvdous tho rival committees could, BY
hands BY merely endorsing each osier candidates
Office A. eooo the coptsrt for Speaker and United
ss.ss S.-'tSr decided y Albany, tho s.soo % COO o.
city politicians. A. rseeent most of the leaders are In
the State capital absorbed In the Interesting rscs for tho
Two important Offices mentioned above.
tha INIT
place In tho various OF the city night, passing
of very calmly frou, tho fact that tho delegates
sell. elected nve-nths OF the polling places, having
nobody 20 vote for or against them but themselves Tn
der such circumstances Of courro the right tickets were
elected very unanimously.
SYMPATHY WIN STRIKE ov MASSACHUSETTS Sugar
MAKsra-A Reoting Of Journeymcn segar makers was
hold at No. 1871 Bowcry last evening the attendance
being very numerous. The object o. 'be gathering, II
appears TO express sympathy with the makers
OF weseld Mass who II seems are. at present, affected
with The striking mania. The proceedings
Quoted In social or way. the principal business
consisting Of arrangements for Dg funds support
the wcshsld strikers The nesting last night was only
preliminary nnair, to bring tho matter INTO publicity
properly, before taking hnal action.
MrsrsRioUs DrAPryARAScg PoI:g OyrcR.-The
family immediate relatives OF Mr.. samuel Perry, for
some member Of the Metropolitan Police force,
have been suffering intense anxiety from tho mystery
which envelopes hs sudden daappcarsnce since as ir
back ~ tho i5N ~ November last. Uyon. that day Mr.
Perry. usual, let homo 20 attend 10 his dute.-hs
being then and for time previously detailed for
duty at ils cattle Garden on the battery and since
then has besu BY his family All the inlorma
ton which tho anxious and EXTENDED Inquiries have
been able " elicit s that on the evening of November
Is, ho was nj the corner of Bowery and Bayard
street From this point All trace of him II lost and
sequeniy the goomiest orebodrgs haunt the minds u
his family Having heretofore hoy~d through the agency
OF the police and their unccasing cxertions 70 mud
. clue to tho mystery (but In van)i hts son, Mr. John
berry son ss. s oT asg %. sss' % s
fullest particulars given under tho head u Gre
wards Of the proof o. recogpil2p and dcnlincaon Mr.
and enjoyed large share Of the confidence Of the Com
missionsrs
On. MAooowAss LzcIuRrs DIR. hacsowan, the cels.
braisd lecturer began Of lectures Japan at
the Cooper Institute last Wednesday evening The Hon
Judge DAILY the part q the Geographical Society In
oduced the lecturer the audience In very ouiessc
speech The lecture of this will be given
Monday evening next and the Doctor advcrscs after
noon course al Dodworths Hall on Wednesday next, ard
another evening ~ The Brooklyn Ahengum, be
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