The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01
City Intelligence.

n DOUGLAS TAYLOR APPOINTED ConnMoxRR OF
5snoas Judges OF the Superior and Common Pleas
ar met ~ three O'Clock yesterday afternoon In conunc
- with the Board Of Supervisors the purpose ap
vsanting Commissioner OF Jurors place
vrsnch, who sent In his resignation few days ago. Mr..
Breach hes not enjoyed the best Of health Of late has
aAsrsfors felt himself constrained 70 resign he has
tosd the ONCE with great ability, and general salts.
action for the last ten years. Hts resignation take
scsos from the nrst Of next month. BY statute tho
vh the Board OF Supervisors the power
q nins any vacancy that may the olce meet
6. Board O. supsS1ors TSsr. we're pr present judge:
Robertson Moncrsf McCunn, GaFvn BARBOUR Of the
cs~moo Pleas AID nearly !. The sup Judge
1onel was absent. On motion Of Supervisor Tweed
ss1ss An;nony Robertson o. shs Superior Court: was
meeting letter Of Mr.. French rendering his resigna-
uOs. snd asking for the appointment Of q commiRse
exaaine his accounts On motion, the resignation
aoospted, and Mr. Douglas Taylor Unanimously
sAssen Commissioners Of Jurors Mr. Taylor " . popular
yosng Democratic politician. one Of the Sachems Of the
ismmany Society and member q the Tammany Gene
rs Committee His appointment gives very general
satisfaction the members Of the bar and the Judiciary
kA,oa PAULINE cusHHAx HoT ssRxHADED.-A morning
papsr YESTERDAY published 70 the effect that
certain Of the friends and admirers Major Pauline cush.
nan had made arrangements 70 give grand serenads
~ night The statement out be pure fabrica
ooo One Of our reporters was informed yesterday by
contemplated and ioea Is probably only an
nvenon Of the writer attached TO the paper which
pabiicity 70 IL.
fH GUnLonHs IN rHu CRY INsrscfoR's DKyARrnnT.-
consequence Of the inadequacy Of the appropriation
- tngences 10 the City Inspectors Department Mr.
oss,e has found necessary discharge half d
Ne clerks whose derived from that source
Among the uniucky six Mr.. Vanderbilt, for many
pears recording Clerk Mr. Noonan and Mr. Dunlap OF
Deputy shern Dunlap. The appropriation
ssss Tor Mr.. BODIES department. only SIS 900, while II
vss never before less than SO 900.
TEE RIOT CLAIMS OF CoLoREs FoIKs.-Comptroller
ssnnan has made arrangement with Supervisor
hsu by which the latter agrees examine the claims Of
ssch cotored people may have damage du ring
~ July riots depuation waited upon the Comptroller
"a Monday, and represented that some OF the claims
allowed BY the supervisors improperly cut down by
M examiners appointed by Mr. Brennan 10 investigate
0ch matters In order 70 sho~ every disposition deal
fsy with the poor co,ored people the Comptroller has
osented TO leave the nna asdtrg OF all their claims
~ Bunt, whose honesty and dsceroment fully
Adsd IN by both sdes. Mr. Blunt will have hes labor
- perform, without any pecuniary benedt TO himself
EnB IL EAST FTTEsAlH STRTH-Between eleven and
twelve O'Clock Monday night Gre broke out ina
sable connected with second band lumber yard No
Us East Fhtsenth street, owned by Massett Brother
lore the ntnes were extiugushed horses tue oil
suidns stables and lumber the OF 81 O00 were
essroyed Mt injured. Tue fire Ne supposed 70 bav e
besn the work OF an ipcendiary.