The New York herald., 1870-04-12
Organization Of the Executive Depart
ments of the City Government.
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FULL LIST OF APPOINTMENTS
Resignation Of Police superintendent
Kennedy-Captain Jourdan Ap-
pointed to Succeed Him.
THE ARMY OF oFFICE-sEEKERs.
The Boards of Health and Police
Organized.


OF the city government yesterday made 1t Lively
day among the politicians, who swarmed In immense
numbers ABOUT all tho city departments as II thorc
was 70 be q universal rotation among ONCE
hclders. The City Hall and New Court House were
densely crowded by all classes from the elegant
democratic wtrepuller down to the brawny street
laborer. and streams OF water, mud and tobacco
Juice flowed together into offensive pools upon che
noOrs The halls ana corridors OF the above men,
toned buildings resounded with o babel OF loud
talking. swearing ana laughter, and the private
apartments OF officials were besieged by applicants
for positions with pertinacty tnat almost
DROVE THE UsHEns TO MADNESS
There was great deal OF discussion OF the merits
OF the great Tammany fight which had resulted 50
dsastrousy to the Young Democracy, but the latter
seemed have lost all Its friends and referred
to very much in the same manner as people now
talk OF the Southern cOnfederacy. Everybody was
full OF enthusiasm for Big six" ana his colleagues,
ana there was not voice to be heard in vindication
OF the slaughtered Tuscaroras whose scalps 10
ruthessly pulled or at Albany last week. So gene
raj has been the revulson of sentiment among the
late democratic factions that
PEACE MEASURE
In the shape of petition for the Council of Sachems
Of Tammany to reorganze tho General Committee
has been circulated in every ward OF the city, and
Has Areduy peeu Sl8ueu ny tureeuItus OI Lne cOul.
mittee. The petition is as follows:--
To THE CoUNoIL SAouEMs THE TAMMAsY So
Referring to the recent action OF the Council OF sachems
appointing somnso consider existing conds Of
the General Committee Of Tammany Hall, the undersigned
SSaass as matter or % Of psy NECESSITY that ;h Council Of
occasons viii decide upon such Of Of
the General Committee shall In their judgment
acy Of this city, areeas abide ali by such de-
cision as the Council shall make.
THE MAYORS OFFICE
yesterday the centre of attraction to the demo
cratic hosts, ana the corridor leading thereto
packed with anxious aspirants to place from early
ONCE hours until late In the afternoon. Several on
cals OF tho executive departments called during the
day and In, but beyond these iormaiities
nothing OF interest occurred.
THE CHAMBERLAIN's OFFICE
was visited by large number OF gentlemen early In
the forenoon, but the absence OF the new Chamber
latn Mr.. Bradley, and of Mr.. Sweeny, both OF whom
left for Albany on the morning train, becoming
known the arisocratic halls OF finance were left to
peace and quiet. Mr.. Bradley was sworn into once
before his departure, and will return TO New York
to enter upon his duties towards the last OF the
week. IL Is understood that there Will he changes
In the clerical force OF his ofice.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Mr.. Tweed having been sworn in on Friday night
lie was in attendance at the Department OF Public
Works. No. 237 Broadway, at an early hour and
despatched business with celerity which showed
how familiar he was with the duties OF his new
Office
CURIOUS INCIDENT ATTENDING
the administering OF his official oath is worthy OF
notice. There present ut the time both the old
and the new chamberlain, and Inc Bible which was
lying open on the Mayors table was accidentally
discovered to be opened at the Book Of Esther and
the following verses were wonderfully appropriate
for the occasion. In the seventh chapter ninth and
tenth verses, II Is stated:-"And HarbOnah, one OF
the chamberlains, said before the King: Behold,
also the gallows Nifty cublts high, which Haman
had made for MOrdecai who had spoken good for
the king, standeth in the house OF Haman. Then
the king said: Hang, him thereon. SO they hanged
Haman ON the gall0ws that he had prepared Tor
Mordecai. Then was the kings wrath pacihed."
II for HarbOnah Sweeny is read, and for M0rdecai
Tweed, and for Haman Mclean, and for the king
Mayor Hall the paraeilsln OF the passage VIII be
complete.
were appointed by Mr.. Tweed during the day. and
are as follows
William f. King Deputy Commissioner, vice John A.
r. IT, Clifford, Chief Clerk, reappointcd
Charles McCsnachen, first bookkeeper reappointsd.
S Otto sssssr.dofi, , aefS Night tsss rsappSlnsd
Charles NJ. Clancy, Fifth journal Cerk vice =. j..
O'shaughnessy.
Emile Bot,irrr Frat Assistant Messenger reapponted
Jethro Thomas Second Assistant MESSENGER reaponied
W. H. Cooke Superintendent OF Street improvements vice
W. oaei Clerk aau,e vice Charlie. Moora.
Victor Costello, Fourth Clerk to same, reapponted.
Edward A. Moore Superintendent OF Streets vice Isaac
j. j. Dimond clerk to Superintendent, vice ). Kennedy
vice '1n win3 H. cSaroef up'''"''n'N' LAMPS
stephen Mccormick, clerk to Superintendent reappoined.
j. j. Gumberton superintendent OF Repairs and Supplies,
Thomas Quinn Assistan. Superintendent reappointsd
Morgan Doheny, nrs clerk ito superintendent, reap
j. G. Habcrrer second clerk to Superintendent Rich
ard Clark.
Theodore FI.msn drs. clerk to same, vice G. MeG
George Kooms Of Of GS Hs
Henry Acker, Superintendent. Of Incunbrances reap
C.ssin Inspector et Incumbrauces reappon.ed.
+. w. dayton, Inspector of Sidewalks, reapponted.
Jone One% inspsctor Of Iamps, reapponsss
John McGoey Inspector Of Lamps reappoined.
CROrON BUREAU.
Charles f. Cornell, Water Register vice william II. Nc
Noah Ghid., Water rSrveyor, vice Hanford Horton.
Francis sIgsrson, Fourth Clerk to Water Register
All the other officers Of this bureau were :eap.
pointed temporarily.
POLICE DEPARTMENT..
About eleven O'Clock yesterday Mayor Hall ap.
with the Commissioners. short conference was
held and the new Board was at once organized by
the members qualifying before the Mayor.
THE NEW BOARDS FIRST MEETING.
preliminary meeting OF the new board was I'm.
media,ely convened Commissioner Manierre acting
as chairman ana Seth @. Hawley as secretary.
BoSwORTH PRESIDENT.
]. s. Bosworth by unanimous vote. was CHOSEN
President OF the Board OF Police OF the Police Depart
ment Of the city OF New York.
BRENNAN TREASURER.
by resolution Matthew 4. Brennan was chosen
Treasurer OF the SAID department.
SETH G. HAwLEY CHIEF CLERK.
Seth u Hawley, the present Chief Clerk, was
chosen CHIEF Clerk by resolution OF the Board.
HINT 10 MIR. KENNEDY.
AresOuti0n was passed notifying the SuPern-
tendent oil the organization Ur the new Board, and
inviting him to communicate with it If he deemed 1t
necessary.
ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS.
The Board then resolved to make no new appo mt.
ments OF men for the i0rce except on new blanks
and papers according TO the rules and regulations OF
this Board hereafter to be adopted. The ORDERS
rules and regulations now In force. II was resolved
shall be the rules tor the new Board 30 for as they
are applicable to the new department and the police
force, olcers and employees thereof The chief clerk
was ordered to prepare and submit forms for
blanks, books and papers to be adopted for the use
OF this Board.
RESIGNATION OF MR.. KENNEDY.
Mr.. Kennedy rendered his resignation IN the follow
ing words, and on mCiiOn, 1t was accepted 70 take
effect on she 10Th instaut:-
OrrS(1 SUPERINTENDENT OFF
METROPOLITAN POLICE,
Ami III. 1870. \