The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-23

On nonman Hoffman, II Is sand, IL dispensing with
sIeat oera'y the patronage 81 the Street Department
nnecare offcss have been OF late in ven'ed Bill
Iweed 10 busy day dsposing Of these berths and
proviaus as best he for these allies, who WIN
DC al tncontinently kicked out Of Office the moment
Inc election s decided.
MOZART HALL
me Mozart oFgani9a0n appears 70 zuin strength daily
eno 10 work with harmony and sngleness Of purpose
IN remarkable contrast with the other political organ
nations OF The citv. Tammany 10 torn by INTESTINE.
Democratic Union is divided INTO two opposing fac,an
the hckeoniies are passve lust watching the live TO
STRIKE" while Mozart alone Ia xctuated with snrle
pnrpose-to night out the campaign upon ono Zine, This
harmony Of action il due hs experience chbss who
controls tue organization ana directs it's overarus and
that chief has but 'ring7e eye entirely MED with
one ooect-that ~ hs own aggrandZenyent represented
10 the Aayoral CHAR
TIE SENATORIAL CONTEST.
AS before stated Tsmmanv has haaly decided on its
slate for Senators. THO nominees all of the ring,
ana now represent Anew interest in the Broadway rail-
ROAD scheme The nominees are as oilows:-Willia.l
" Tweed Tor the Fourth Senatorial district opposed by
ben wood, Mozarser, and Morgan Jones, republican
JAKE sharp Fifth district opposed bv Vincent c. King
heran c o, nd9H RasS nT
district, opposed by John Hardy; and Henry Genett,
Eghth district opposed by Thomas OCallagban or ex.
sherin'James Lynch, Mozar'ers.
THE JUDICIARY.
TDere ~ NO change the slate the judiciary from
tnst iast reported For the Marine Court is now de-
ceu that Judge Hearne will positively receive the
NATION Tor reelection from Tammauy Hall.
The COUNTY OFFICES.
me selection OF the nominees for Sheriff and County
Clerk continues the great dfculty with tho Tammany
ring. Congressman Morrissev takes prominent part
In this contest supporting Shannon for Sheriff against
all concrs. He is nightly in close conference with the
Knight or the brown mustache, urging shannon
clams and with his we'll known forcibis and persuasive
eloquonce representing that the Insh element can
only be combined upon OBrien for County Clerk
ana Shannon for Sheriff. that Shannon controls all that
element from the Battery to Fourteenth street. which
point Brien comes in and svays the balance Of the
nefce democracy out 10 Harlem bridge. MorrsSey bids
the Mayor not TO put his trust in the Germans that the
Germans votes not earned about in any set Of mems
pockets and that after ALL his only hope is in OBrisn
for Sheriff and with these supports be can 90 into the
light with confidence for Mayor in December
next. The voice Of the charmer. charm he never
30 wisely will not, however, be listened TO.
Clerk Charles Loew; for Sheriff, James O'Brien.
Mozart and the Democratic Union will nominate
William f. Common for County Clerk, the Democratic
Union Smith Ely, Jr, for sheriff and Mozart Hall
nomination from one branch Of the Democratic Union
party.
THE MAyoRALTY.
Tammany Hall will undoubtedly nominate the Grand
Sachem and chief OF the ring John p. Hoffman, for re-
election. Fernando Wood will be the nominee Of Mo-
Fart Hail. The Tammany chiefs would appear as if they
made very light OF this opponent. They say that
Wood only books himself in the to be bought
in the hands Of the Corporation Counsel and that IL mat
tiers were made all right with regard to them no would
be glad to withdraw The chiefs also add that they will
have no compromise with him, and that he may we'll
make up his mind to fight surrender The former Is
what they will have for their pastme The republicans
are beginning TO look about them for candidate and
nave allowed their gaze To settle George Opdyke
Mayor Mr.. Anderson is still much spoken Of IN this
and would il he entered the field outsrp
all compositions A few days more, and we "sha see
what we shall see."