The New York herald., 1871-11-22
|lHE mayor AND HIS PROPOSALS
Rejection Of Municipal Dignities by the
Gentlemen Nominated.
Na. CHARLES Ovosoa AND Mr.. TWEED.
aks Board Of Canvasstrs Returning 10 Right
Mid aud Considering Their Ways.
rHE C0RONEas ON The wARPATH.


2AE CU6UNE HS UN LIE WA0fA14s
At the May or's OHsce.
yoe public entry Of His Imoerlal Highncss did
aos interfere with the prompt attendance u the
Ray0r MS 0ihce neither did II cause him to leave
= % take any part IA the procession. There were
ky caisers ut the Mayors onice yesterday. ana
1ns0ng these were several newspaper reporters.
She gentlemen Of the press were mol very fortunate
Aowever, Ia obtaining any very dennite iniorma.
ADH r0m dis worship. lie IL still mysterious about
hr. Tweed's resignation, but does not contradict
khs statement made in reference thereto In the
~daRALD on sunday. Fne pubic ma receive that
ysasement with confidence. Ar. Tweed will not
sesaan unless ne can nave his own way. Az that
way win not be granted to nun, and as ne VIII De
ah0wn newer, moro decisive and y more unpeas-
sbr way IN lew davs II IL, practically matter OF
Eerv Little moment ne her he resigns or not.c With
eaaercnce the 0tner appointments there Is still at
present. the same uncertainty that has manifested
8ssu lately ~ all those gentlemen who have had
presented to tnem positions the hands Vi the
MAJOR. The appointment OF Mr.. II q. S;ebblns as
AIommissi0ner Vi the Desartment Of ublic farks
- rev srded as very Halsiicorl by the puiic. ald
% nls nOuncation OF the acceptance It is unoer.
Frea surer Q! the ij0ard, taKiug The position now
heiu by Jud.e Hilion. The .layor xso olered
VINO mas besn connected win The Park opera
a.ns ior fourteen years, winch was lie.
Sosion as o G.muroer ~ ,e .arsn oa S
onderst0ou that the app intment has DeeM rendered
70 s.i. William 4 alodset wao has Not yet sign.iied
hH acceptance. NJ. Dillon, II Is not unlikely. may
sac Mr. oweenys place us ircsiueat ., the Parks
Commission inls cent?, man mas LOi altendeI the
meetings VI che LCald Tor more than year pas,
bnt he RESUMED his attendance yesterday. Mr..
England. VINO mas been Oiered by the Mayora Com
ailssiODetAhi IN the Department OF PuDiic istruc-
fs0n, vacant by the resignation Of Air Bel. nas not
Set accepted tae position MI. England says he ls
Nnnklns ah0ut IT, pnt there is no doubt thai ne Will
aiumatey accept ana tnat ms COY ness Will wear or
The Cosuptr olier,s Once.
M Comptroller Green was very busily engaged
yesterday with the duties OF his olce. lie crcdited
tne Department Of Docks with 100000 lie has not
yet mace any O. polnLnents Ia Ms department, but
~ understood lhat Mr.. Richard A. Storrs will 10
feAppointed Deputy Comptroller In the course OF
the DAY. To-day the Coroners will wait upon
she Comptroller In reference the payment OF their
aees At the meeting 0i the B0arL OF Apporlion-
neut on Monday MR. Comptroller Green. in MS re.
port stated that the appropriation Coroncrs for
me year ls7l. amounting to $61 sos 05, hal all been
Rpent. This would lead the p0bllc 10 believe that
mis- amount had been paid o this years COroners,
Ma would seem that would be sui.
sesons 70 4eot-an-ihe demands 0l these
pablo officers. short explanation vii, correct
tne public mind L. Is TINS explanation that sbe
mo Comptroller to-day In the yeir 1865 me i.exsia-
snre dou led tue tees o The Cotoners Out lected
1859 y was also neglected.. ana la 1871, when the
attention oi tie Legislature was called 10 IT,
sum should be paced IN the lax levy 70 cover the
requirement.. THIS was never done, and rather
aOfe tmEA 6J,OOO oi tne approDriation whicd Mr
Green spdAxs o. was taken to pay Ine fees Vi .S7o
The result III this ~ that the COroners 1871 have
Dearly ninc mouths in agiear. when II IS considered
tnat out oi thus nrsl and oniy payment the newly
elected soroncrs nAd 70, 70 pay t1eir assessments
that there not much ieit for Them To pay their
household ana personal expenses during Lie re-
manning nine inOnths Inc hardship Oi this negiec.
greatly Ict by de.er Ing ana nufd-wOrked
body OF puDiic 0ncers. The condition o. the city
tceslit has low al eou ,eceutv as 10 ret.
der 1t Imperative ,nosc Sno were compelled TO
Assign tneir claims FOR iees ani siiarcs TO pay The
0trayagant rate oi hify per cent interest.
.'pe Aides ssansc yose.
ON Saturday last will ne remembered Judge
Barnard granted a pcreinptoiy mlnaanus rcqulrinR
Tho Boar1 O lanvassels 10 coaut the cast Tor
Aldermen at the late eec.ion. rus mandam,is
soes moi seem to nave comfortably on The
stomacns OF canvassers. AMI they are an xious to
get rid OF IT. Appncaton was Accordingly
made yesterday, before Judge brady, sitting
In Supreme Court Chambers, 10 change
ths rerenptOry manda.nus TO on alternative
nandamus; or IN other WORDS. It was an effort
lays, 10 sque.en Inc mandamus Tue matter must
have rot nvise1 aooul In way, the court
rSom was crowde,i, ana among these were con-
spicnous many ol The aie Aliermanic candidates
canning to nave been elected vt the late election
And, Of course. anxious TO al the Oeginning
Of the year the responsible functions appertaln-
Ing u Civ Fathers.
ut. O'GORAAN said tnat he, ~ cousse i0r the
Board oi Canvasstrs hau been allied upon TO make
return To the mandanus All he couii say was
snat The order nsu been DuS ms nanus ultll
late last evening. that IL was important matter,
several questions arising In IL. seemed 10 him. on
lshed cLtireiy the cleciion of the osid o Aldermen
for tnis year, ana ~ the u,andamus repaired the
beard Oi Canvass2rs cOant ant cerly, he
thou Snt tn ousht To haze dd la Iourt ~ ue
nea I'd sce iU te qaesti0l therefore he
asaed tiat the .odrt would alter the psrem tory
nAadanIs To an allie rnltlye aiidamus re urnabIe
~ solie sutuse ud,. Un ANY interpretation Oi the
law the co mt, canvassers had until rruay TO per-
TORN The work. SO mat ncre would be no harm III
the Result t-r
ar. LAweEScE said he did not see any possible
rca son VIII, the form OF lie order should be ter d.
IL was decision o, the ouri, perhaps little
usual Ut maze because there was Danger.
they au been told again ana aga.n ulat the l}oaru
oneanl 10 count these ucA,ts. suos scqucnt events
IA, shon Il, however that The Board Simply
IRVING 10 put tac matter OIL until tues could Get
through with the Inspectors OF Election, und then
OaaAe Lneir uuui announcement and adjourn. They
wouid Already have adjourned but Tor this man
Mr UGoRMAN replied that 1t was very unusual
proceeding ~ issue peremptory mandamus er
pare.
Judge BRADY admitted that II was and said he
was inclined to give them nearing Ia
Mr. UIoRMAN asked that the hearing be set down
Tor thursday.
Mr. CLISTos SAID tne action OF Tho Board was
fraudulent trick that there was now hardy lime
nntli thursday only TWO days would be lett and the
matter would be dragged along SLOWLY, and there
would he no count On Friuay they wound have q
fruht Tn