The New York herald., 1871-12-21
AROUND THE CITY HALL.
What Was Rumored Yesterday About Certain
Prominent Parties and What the Rumors
Amounted To-Ths Mayors Conteu-
plated Resignation and What He
Says About It-Peter B.
sweeny Heard From.

Grand Jury had indicted q Judge OF one OF the
Courts. who, II was alleged. had obtained money on
false vouchers; another tnat the Mayors resigna-
uon had already been placed In the hands OF the
Durly Conan, who was to call special meeting TO
consider The situation late at night after the re-
porters mad gone their ways unsuspectingly and
yet another that Shern Brennan had received war.
rants for the arrest OF several heads OF departments
and officials who are yet In power. However. the
rumors proved to be without the slightest founda-
tion in truth. As for the Iumors oil the contem.
plated resignation OF the May or they were renewed
with greater vig0r than ever What foundation Tor
truth they had may be inferred from the follow.
1ng:-
[From the Evening Telegram OF last evenlng.l
A reporter OF tho Telegram had an interview with
CiIy iaIl lne MAYOR was down at an early nonr aud
was exceedingly nusy signing cnecAs i.u warrants
trOn tnc Conplfoiier's Office all tne morning me
Mayor expressed MS desire 10 any Information
To Inc rcpOrter. The latter asKed:-
Mi. Mayor, Is there any truth IN report pub-
lisneo tnis morning tnat you have your resignation
written QUIT
MAYoR-l guess you mast refer 70 some resolution
REroRl lEn-No, tits positively stated that you have
your resi-. written out, and IN addition that
the Board OF Aldermen waited until four O'CLOCK
yesterday TO receive IL.
MAYoR-l have not seen tnat paragraph.
REPoRTER-isi IL true, Mr. Mavorf
Tue Mayor hesltated and looked out OF his window
for q long time. After considering, apparently
very carefully, ne said,
III nave mol resigned yet"
| REpoRTRR- DO you intend to resign, siri
say in the isI gram that am 1t preseat the subject
| OF circumstances which may oOlige me 10 leave
once Immediately. Wnatever do Will oe In the
| REpORrER- Mayor, there Is no truth In the
naon sw,ce si and Sou 9wice destroyed iti
MAYOR-Ehat Is not true.
| The reporter then Withdrew.
| The Mayor yesterday submitted the following lists
Of appointments OF School Inspectors aud 1rus.
| lees:-
NEW YORK, Dec. 20, 1871.
| To TIE HONORABLE THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
In pursuance of the act passed April s5, 1864 as
574, / hereby appoint the following persons 10 be
Inspectors OF Common Schools, Tor The full term OF
three years, from and alter the LIST day OF January
| next cacn to respectively succeed the inspector
| whose term oil Office then expires by Limitation,
In the First distrlct-Antcny ]. Oliver, baKer, 90
Cherry street (reappointmenD.
In the Second distrct-William +. Mcnamara
! lawyer and editor 15j Henry street,
| In the Taird district-Wam IL. Cray, merchant,
LAG Hudsoa street trcappolntanentl,
| In the Fourth dlsIrlcG-ilnrvey H. Woods, Super
intendent Second Avenue Railroad. los Allen strcct
! (rcat tpolntment.
| In the Fun district Alexander Mcleod Agnew.
| mel chant "A East Twcniy-lr5t street.
| In the sixth dsLrict-jonn II. Tietjen, merchant,
All ToAtn avenue reapp0intnenp.
In the Seventh dstrlct-Robert McGinns, builder,
| a. 0AKEY HALL. Mayor
THE TRUSTEES.
MAYORS OFFICE, NEW YORK. Dec. 20, 1871.
! To THE HONORABLE THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
in pursuance Of the act passed April Is, 1871,
chapter 57l, hereby appoint the iolowng persons
to ue trustees OF common schools for the full
OF Ave years. from ana alter tue lst day Or January
next each to respectively succeed the trustee whose
q S .ss thsn sSpEss ny
| No. 5S whitehall street.
in the Third ward-Andrew D. Purte, produce
dealer, No. lOi vesey street.
In the Fourth ward-ArcIpald J. Fullerton, clerk.
No. % Cherry street.
In the Fifth ward-Jonn p. Frazer merchant No.
In the sixth ward-Thomas W. Casey, merchant
In tDe Seventh ward-rhomas shiels, merchant
Ccappointment, No. So Pike street.
In the Eighth wardmDayld Walker, merchant ire.
In the Ninth ward-Olivcr y. Stou. editor, No. Al
In the Tenth ward-Edward J. Knight. LAWYER, No
| 70 Canal street.
In The Eleventh ward-R. J. O'Sullvan. M. d. (rc.
appointment), No. 1876 avenue B.
| lu the Twelfth ward-Cnarlcs Place, secretary or
insurance company treappontlnent, l25th street.
| between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
In the Thtrreenih ward-Kasimer Krenkel safe
manufacturer, No. Attorney street.
In the Fourteenth ward-Cornelus Desmond,
dealer No. 234 Mott street.
In the Fifteenth wardIJohn A: Hardenbergh,
| merchant, No. l3 East Twelfth street.
In the Sixteenth .ward-Benjamin B. Van Buren,,
merchant lreappontmcnD, No. 353 West Sixteenth
In the Seventeenth ward-wilam Fischer,
| grocer reappOintmenD, NO. l5J Essex street.
IN tne Eignteentn ward-John AZ; hayward, man
| street.
lawyer, Lexington avenue, corner East Sixty-iourth
street.
reappolntment), No. l01 West Twenty eighth street.
| In the Iwenty-1rst ward-Michael A. Gehcgan,
builder, No. 234 East Thirty-1fth street.
| In the Twenty second ward-Samuel A. Raborg,
| NJ. D., No. z67 West Fnty second street
| A. oAKEY HALL, Mayor.