The New York herald., 1871-11-15

n An arrtculsuralist than Horace horace was
'af!r1so D but you know, MI that
spread on the CITY OF Troy and the wooden horse ous
NEVER MENTIONED THE MARE,
saire o. on our city CITY, ano Horace, hen Could come
Mayor HA.L.-Yeu see. know ! am being an
terviewer, 30 want 70 snow 'nat am up n the
F.sroarrR-Yes, tnat is all right. but now aDou.
"t Mayor HAIL--on, / think very well OF him. He
may be appointed. May be- you know.
KEroRTEEmHPSwss Sssn aeoUs aen1 Sasc BELLS successSrf
james w. Gerard be appoowlted. How is tnat
Mayor HALL nave heard nothing OF It. He
would be very good. Lowever, have done nothing
II Il was svieen. that the Mayor was no. TO be
"pumpea on tins subject, and the reporter, there.
W. Al THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS
meeting was held, but as as the then meetings Of this tins
wnat the officals choose to give them II was gem
and q member OF the Department Of Parks 1t was
known had left the pressing duties Of the Comptrol.
Dcpartment or Parks. This looked ominous in
ITSELF and it was rumored that fully eighteen hun.
tnat 1000 mad been dismissed few days ago.
gentleman who has excellent opportunities for Oh.
me e a Man
| there would be
A BREAD RIOT,
as the poor men were without some months pay ana
being turned out Of employment, with four or five
| months Of hard weather staring them In the face
them desperate. They could see their families sur.
ferfng now, but when the trials OF winter would be
| added to their other trlbuati0nS they would un.
doubtediy combine ana make demonstration tnat
could only end In the swinging OF few Of the rich
from as Why
70 keep their horses going, and the poor
hoVoa 0nob q nf vnr m bo
done. il has TO be done. and yet for the sake OF
petty personal spite and small party fight all these
i thousands OF poor people must be thrown out OF
work and their families made to suner. One mil.
lion dollars would be enough to keep these poor men
must have been some music at the meeting Of the
| Park Commissioners" ta.
by any one from the following onlcial synopsis ol
the meeting Of the Board as vouchsafel TO the pub
a. sos o s NJ il. Of
Parks met stated session Tuesday the 14h ns
ssnsrs % Hilton, Green and Fields present. - 'D-'' o0
The minutes Of The previous meetings were read snd
Several counicatons making donations to the Museum
ords:ed On Anu having 0s'n
wheS ne
sPrngs may b 90 modified that carriages dvs
@ usn A'a
S e sf a.
street which va. 4 laid over
the The department.: wh,en was ordered on file
ceycd and laid over for future consideration.
or Mr.. Henry Hilton Treasurer from July tc
| November I, 1871, and the vouchers for a payments
charged in said accounts, and that they find esd
vouchss and satisfactory whschwas
/ and ordered filed.
resolution adopted directing that the proportion
issued by the county OF New York
Comptroller Of said county for carrying out tn
provsions of IAN relative TO the improvement OF certain
portions of the counties OF Westchester and New York. In
cuding provisions for communication between said coun
ties and for improving the navigation Of Harlem River an
the required for putting in complete repair tn
Resolutions also adapted calling upon the towns Q
East Chester and Morrisano In Westchestcr county, fc
be raised In said towns respectively 70
carrying the surveys and mapping therein.
On motion of Mr. Green directed that the repair
McComb's Dam bridge be proceeded with with all pract
cable rapidly, and that Temporary accommodations be prt
II ON mo lion ordered that when this Board adjourns q
toun TO meet Friday next the 18th inst At two ococ
II Pm
notion halfpast two o'clock, the Board adjournet
Il AT THE CITY PAYMASTER's.
The small pipe men were present to receive thei
:! p6y, - Mr.. Tweed mad advanced nearly ten thou
Il sand dollars TO pay on the men, who have beel
i cmmoripg Tor their pay. PaYmastcr Whalen was
4 Of course hard at work, Bt showed signs OF hi
recent rerribie encounter with the valiant Teuto
A from the West,
4 At late hour last evening the Board OF Canvass
waEus. ualu ten O'Clock this morning.