The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-21
.iasstNEWIY0RK. n !, 5a,5j 2,
nEtLEo,ROW4 AMONG xTHE OFFI-
GALS.
TIE lNXC{TsMENTiS gHE CITY
SUBSfDfNG.
GOES FOR SATISFACTION AND
o-~.rr GETS 1T,
CHOLERA AT AMBOY.

| ,oi' - CHOLERA aAF AMBOYs s.iai &
! .8.iL .
f. Nhw !Y6hK, September 2oGThe reces-
sion Of Mayor Hall from the course which
he had sig Hlied his intention TO pursue In
iirefercAo 90 tSfthe comptroller shif. rbss p-o.
dacsd mauifest quiet in regard 10 tho mu-
4 ,picipal siiuaton. /. "a Ia The mais, the sctian
is at once an acknowledgment Of the de-
feat, apdIxe0Iesthe case Of the ring.
| Sweeney was anxious yesterday thAt
Hall should back down. AT an interview
with zs-of,ic.at strongly urged the
adoption Of that cours%ouTu
Hall denies that the question between
@sSI he tSint. and Sdsics 4 RajsK To-
institute suits against those who have
plundered the city does aoe apply TO Con-
molly; that he believes Judge Barnafd's g in
junetion will hold uhtil tho formal with
draval of Copnollya asl a taa's Der Of the
boafd of apportion ment.
ThaSadThak- k-tndy ye$eht fGAinst Tsm-
many is Of greater magnitude than n. first
supposed. 1t now appears that the revolt
lTagsinst tlse-<}c-nrans -dstcs-bsck -to-fast
year, whom the Tunms yllsaders created
dissatisfaction by apparently ignoring the
4 German Influence and disregarding the ef-
A IOTlN Vi tuef SsIQhH. ClllLeSlS lO.heGpIcrLe-
form in the Eigth ward
Some twenty Germans of prominence,
who were holding places under The Tam
,msny Officials, before developments Of
Ifraud occurred, a-e now said 10 be among
the most clanoroS in the ranks Of the rs-
| formers. NoN % ~
Si'fhe friends Of Connolly had demon-
stration last night, at which every conf
! denoe WAS expressed In tlIefntegrity of tho
lcohp.roller, and strong demonstrations
| sgaihst the mayor were INDUCED in.
u, Resolutions ave-e' pnased = calling
upon that official TO resign.
TheTribune says in referring to the action
against tbs alleged plupdering. of tho
| treasury that the arrangements
OF Tampany1 cannot DO L5 left
TO tho ring. That if the rob-
bers of our city are to DO brought TO JUS
| tfce, it is not possible that those whose
hands ars,upclean can be entrusted, with
i This weigbty service. 1t thinks there has
been such rapid progress made in the last
few weeks that no further compromises
with the enemy must be accepted. The
| plaintiff IN tho Foley S6junction suit, tells
an interviewer that Connally has no affec-
| tion with the secret committees movement.
| That he offered TO make restitution in
crimi nato Swoene ey, Tweed and Hall, and
\ probably send these gents to prison. He
thinks if Connolly goes to PRISON, he will
take with him the most of the ring.
OGorman did not desire 10 have his cor
responisnoeJ con cerniug the suits pub
lished, through apprehension that his eff
forts would be impedcd.- - "'
There is nothing new up TO this after
noon.
The situation at the city hall has quiet
appearance, and the excitement, tn h-ough-
out the city has subsided. '""'@' -"t ia
One o O'Rourke, some time since clerk
| in the comptrollers office, who has ac-
| free use Of information against the comp
troller, yesterday tried to see tho manag-
ing editor of the Tribune about some pub
locations which have beenmade in that pa!
per deterioratng him. After ascertain
ing that he could not see that gentleman,
he approached the city editor with an up
lifted cane and th-eatcned- In word and
manner to hurt lbm,l / wheroupon tho city
editor pitched him out OF doors.
h John Foley has addressed o letter 70
Mayor Hall asking him to rasign On the
ground that he is equally guilty with
Tweed and Sweeney in the great frauds on
the city, and as city officer should not
remain in office when he has lost the public
confidence.
Sheriff O Bren has issued letter de-
nouncing Tweed, Hall, Sweeny and Con-
molly, also denoupcing the statements
made in some of the papers that no was ss-
cretly in league with the ring. .'.,
The Post this evening announces on the
-. l. sI...t 4 Al
from Connolly's Office, on Sunday night
week are not the only ones missing from
that Office. Early in tho summer 1t Is said,
city vouchers for So OOO 900 were suddenly
missed rom his ONCE though II was only
very recently that the mayor or any other
other, outside this Office, know of tho ab-
Traction of tho doouments.y "a-,ttr
The department OF parks renewed its
requiaition on Connolly for money with
which to pay the l9borers on the parks, e
The total, amount Of acquisitions, since
June l0th,is 100000, Of which only $27,-
Iooo were received.
aJCMDNIGHT REPORT. -.F 4
There has been nothing moro developed
during the evening regarding the truth Of
tho Posts story. 1t is reported, however,
that tho story is only smother dodge Of
Mayor Halls in his fight with Connolly.
The city auditor, through whose hands
thePo vouchers passed, and who "a respon-
sib6 for their accuracy, was l. Townsend
Connolly, A son Of tho comptroller, !whot
has since Left this country and gone to Eu-'
A il, was said sonic days ago, by men who
Knew thesc vouchers wero missing, that II
Was designed to .pap pufactnro new ones in
their place, but Il Is believed that Mayor
Hall will make this robbery ono Of the
ehatges for driving Connolly from office.
p The man who stole tho vouchers from
the cohptrollcr's Office on Sunday week,
js known and will be arrestedin the morn
ing. IL appears that Connolly had moth
Ing to- do with the affair, which was insti-
gated by thchead OF another department.
CHoLERAJI odL.
Two cases Of AsiatiS cholera arc ssid to.
have appeared at Amboy and Jersey. The
victims were recently Landed emigrants
from Germany. The citizens Of Amboy
have become alsmed.' y An ipvestisa-s.
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