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The New York herald., 1871-11-10
TIE FIRST VICTIM.
No. 10 NEW CHAMBERS STREET, Nov. 8, 1871.

No. 10 New CHAMBERS STREET, Nov. g. 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
have been employed for some time past as
machinist at the Fire Department Repair Shop In
Elizabeth street. No fault has ever been found with
my work. have not waited till to-day to be pro.
nounced competent mechanic. l went to work
this morning. as usual, at eight O'clock and at half
past ten IN walks the superintendent, Mr.. Henry
Close, who, 10 my and many others aston.ehment
yells so as TO be heard nearly block distant, Hros
nan, put on your coat Clear out OF here Go TO
your friends, Rosa and Warren, and get JOB from
them,D
In the language OF the late lamented Art mus
Ward would inquire, ''Why Is this thusf have
worked In some OF the best shops In the United
States generally In the capacity OF foreman but be-
cause, In the language OF Fire Commissioner Hen
Messy repeated to me on the same day, was not
on the right side, and on account Of my receiving
the appointment through Colonel John warren,
stand forth vIctimlzed and being honored as the
first victim. Mr.. Hennessy's closing remarks are
significant when he nsultngly ordered me to 80 70
my friends, the reformers aB they had plenty OF
money ana could take care OF me.
This Is only an ota Of the oppression and tyranny
TO which Colonel Warren and his friends are sub
Jected because OF the position they nave taken
against the now thank GOD deiunct AM corrupt
Ring Yours respectfully JOHN BROSNAN
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
The PACIFIC COAST.

Arrest In san Francisco Of n Massachusetts
Bank RObber-A Witness Arrested for Per.
Jury iIiscayricd Mail.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. q, 1871.
Hlne, who robbed Massachusetts bank OF s25, ooo
was arrested here by detectives last evening Most
Of the money was found In his possession.
Judge Lepulveda delivered an impressive charge
to the Grand Jury at Los Angeles to-day, urging
them to avoid prejudice ana sustain the cause OF law,
order and morality by indictlng the perpetrators OF
the recent atrocious massacre OF Chinese
The remains Of tho wife ana child OF Buckskin,
alias Pyburn. the desperate who was shot near san
Rafael Lower California, by the Sheriff OF Los
Angeles some months since, have been found near
tuaaaioupe Rancho. IL Is supposed the woman be-
came insane and wandered away and died.
There is great excitement near visalia over the
discovery OF numerous rich gold quartz lodges.
IL is supposed that the fire In Village was the
work OF design.
Hastings BanK NJ San francisco and The bank
Of SINE CO. IN TINS city (both recently suspendedl
will probably pay nfty cents IN the dollar.
AT Portland General Davidson, witness In the
Carulhers case, has been arrested for perjury, IN
swearing that "Wrcstling Joc'' Is not his father.
rho prosecution claims that he s. The case excites
great interest,"
steamship Russia NJ New York and intended
for Chicago reached this city tonight overland.
lhe postmaster will send II back tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
WOODWARD STILL AT LARGE.
Expiration of the Order of Arrest which wns
Issued in His Case.

Expiration Of the Order Of Arrest which was
Issued in His Case.
The warrant which was issued sometime since
against Mr. Albert A. Woodward expired last Satur-
day without that gentleman having been found.
Knowing this fact representative Of the HERALD
called at the snerls office yesterday afternoon and
inquired Of Mr.. Judson Jarvis, the arrest deputy,
what action was likely to be taken with reference
TO the matter Mr.. Jarvis said that the
order OF arrest mad been returned to
him by the officer TO whom 1t mad been given for
service, and that as the now stood he did not
know what furtner steps would be taken. Mr..
Woodward, he believed, was not In town. but as
regards mis- whereabouts he was perfect y ignorant.
AS the matter now stands he (Jarvis) was without
any authority TO arrest him, even though he should
walk into his office Mt any moment. In order 10
secure him when he does return to the
city new order OF arrest win have
to be issued by some one OF the Judges OF the SUI
prcme Court W00dward's friends say that he is
expected back daily, and that when he arrives ha
VIII most undoubtedly surrender himself to the
authorities.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
4 JERSEY JGEILuE.
Grand Turnout Rnd TOrchijsht PROCESSION" IN
Newalk-Jbe HarrisOp TURNPIKE Bridge

Grand Turnout pnd T'orchiDsht Procession IN
Newnk-J'be Harrisos Turnpike Bridge
Free Forever.
East Newark or Harrison township, Just over
from Newark, efYcrvesced last night IN honor or
the successful final accomplishment OF the
lree-brIdQe movement. n 1s5J tns nrst
bridge was thrown across the Passaic. The fran.
chise finally passed into the hands OF the jersey
Railroad monopoly company, AMI has for nearly
half century been firmly held IN their grasp. It
was toll bridge, and everybody crossing
In wagon was compelled to pay twelve
cents. At last the people began TO
entertain disgust for the Institution ana styled tho
bridge "reminiscences OF barbaric aye. On Juno
80 1870 a number Of the Citizens OF Harrison,
a. Urc held meeting and took the initial steps
looking TO the abolisnment OF tho tolls. During
last winter the matter was taken TO Trenton
and an act passed authorizing the purchase OF tne
bridge by the counties OF Essex and Hudson. IL
was not iii last Monday thar the provisions OF this
IN the HERALD Of Tuesday, the purchase money
$4,000, was paid over and the bridge thrown open
TnE BOOMING OF cAaNoN.
Last night procession OF about TWO thousand
persons neang large number o.
marched from harrison across the bridge,
headed BY fine brass Tasso nana and through
manifested on inc occasion. The processonists
presented quite q picturesque appearance as tney
people, who supposed IL was in honor OF Joel Parker
and his great victory. After serenading W. II.
they returned and serenadea The local news
paper o1ices and then marched back to
Harrison, where The rest OF the evening
the persons complmented with .serenades last
night the most deserving IS Mr.. Ure, VINO Is tho
father or The movement and mas cared for, watched
and Dursed It with parents anxiety until 1t
reached lts fu maturity = - 20 DC hoped that
some testimonial more subsantal than coinpil-
menfary words VIII be rendered MN.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER H. lsL-TElp4E SHEET

able to complete their report, but that they expect
OF citizens VINO, OF the invitation Of your committed
have co-operated In The examination or the ac-
counts have made their tnal report, ana your COM
mlttee now have tnat report, and the recon-
mendations therein contained, under considera-
ton. The facts contained In that report were as
startling TO the representatives OF the people In this
Board ana the Board OF Supervisors as they were
TO the community at large, ana the committee feel
mat tney would not faithfully perform their duty II
they did not
Do MORE THAN THE COMMITTEE OF CITIZENS
have recommended. The committee OF this Board
take some
MORE DECIDED ACTION
than the mere publication or the facts ana figures
What action they should and can take In the matter
Is now being considered. and as soon as that has
been determined and 1t VIII be determined at an
early day--the committee viii be prepared TO make
their report to this Board.
The board Then adjourned ntil Saturday at two
O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
GEORGE HAUsER'S "HUssY,

Irylngton, suburb OF Newark, N. j., and noted
mong admirers OF the national game as the home
Of the great base ball club Jersey is the propre.
tor OF sensation IN which no less dIgnitary than
High Constable Elias Franconi Taylor and the wife
OF George Hauser, poor but honest citizen,
figure as principals. Inc relations alleged ny
Mr. Hauser 10 have existed between the
High Constable and Mrs. Hauser are OF a character
suIlciently grave TO have warranted the issuance
ny Justice Miller, OF Newark, Of % warrant tor the
arrest OF Elias The arrest was effected yesterday
afternoon bv Constable Geimer. The prisoner was
taken before magistrate and neld TO bail IN the
Hauser declares his worser half has been playing
the part VI q nussy.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
WHAT TWEED HAS DONE ABOUT IT.

Tie Has Not Resigned-IIns Not Sailed for
Enropc-Won't Resign Just Yet-Whnt Iie
says About Unseuting Him-The Suit to
Recovcr-His sly Humor Over His Vic
tory-some Of the Boys Speak.
A HERALD reporter yesterday leisurely climbed
the stairs leading to the Department OF Public
Works in search OF occular evidence OF ''Boss'
Tweed's presence in this city OF corruption muni-
cipal correction and ridiculous rumors. At the
head of tie second flight, gathered about the door,
were four or i've well-dresscd persons, whose be-
nayior and absence OF diamonds showed tnat they
were
NOT OF THE STRIKER CLAss,
who, the public have been led to believe by scnsa-
tional writer's, stand guard night and day over the
body OF Tweed and bask In his smiles moment
later gentleman passed out and another passed
In, AMI then came Judge Dowling, looking as fresh
as q recently hooked trout, ana quite as active.
Into the sdactum sanctorum Of the Tammany
Sachem bowling was hurried by the polite messen-
ger, who guarded the "holiest OF hoes - and for q
brief season all was quiet along the line OF the han.
card was deposited by the reporter in the hand or
the messenger, who disappeared, and q moment
later the big bell Of Tweed sounded tho signal
Ready for the next searcher after an interview
quiet wave OF the messengers hand notified the
reporter that
'TnE MAN VINO SAILED ON THE IUssIAp
on wednesday for Europe, after resgning
his ofilce OF President Of the Board OF Public
Works. was awaiting the reporters presence. The
door swung open, and passing several waiting for
an audience, the reporter stood In the presence OF
the Senator elect for the Fourth district.
As he entered Sachem Tweed arose, and with
smile extended his hand, ana said, "Sit down, -;
! dldn't sail on the Russia.n
These 37e pounds OF
POLITICS, MUSCLE, FLESH AND BLOOD
dropped gracefully into seat aud laughed heartily
at the idea OF Ms European tour while the reporter
was cogltatng as to what had become Of Dowlng
the terrible. A rapid glance showed thar ne was
moi In the interior room, and the reporter suspl-
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
DROWNING CASUALTY,

george Rogers, watchman employed by the
knlcker0ocker Ice Company, was accidentally
crowned ~ the foot OF Division avenue, Williams
burg, on wednesday night. Ills body was recovered
and sent 70 hlp residence lo< Hopkins street, yes
Nruay
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
NE. w YORK CITY.

The oiiowIng record wal snow tho changes II, me
temper for the past twentyfour hoars in coul-
parison WITH the corresponding day OF last year, as
indicated by the thermometer AZ hudnuts Phar.
macy, HERALD building. C0rne" Of Ann s.geet;-
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
RHODE ISLAND WOMaN's SUFFRAGE AssO.
CITATION.
PR 1yIDENCF. n

PRoyrDENCE II. l., Nov. o. 1871.
The Rhode Island Woman Suffrage Association.
NJ its annual meeting 10 day voted to become auxll
iary TO the American Association. Mrs. T.. y.
Cnase was reelected President. Among the speak
efs were Colonel Higgins0n, Lucy stone, Rev. Celia
Burleign and Mira u. X. CHURCHILL
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
ELECTION OF A BISHOP.

UARRrsBuRa Pa, Nov. Q, 1871,
Rev. N. A. Dc wolr Howe, OF Philadelphia, was
elected tins morning Bishop OF the new Episcopal
diocese Of CcD,ra PopnBy,yana ny y0to Of 80 10 81
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
TIE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
appointment Of n Successor 20 Judge Rose.
"rn"s-''"vernor Ionmnn's Reason. for
Waking III" sppoiatmcnt-- Important
Legal ~ni, la Prospect.


Legal ~nis la Prospect.
ALBANY \. T., Nov. y. 1871.
Governor Holman has appointed the Hon. sam
ucl Jackson, OF SCHENECTADY Judge OF The supreme
Court In the Fourth judicial dlstrlcr. The following
IL the Governors letter.
STATE or NEW YORK.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, ALBANY. Nov. o. 1911
DEAR SIR--Tno resignation OF Judge Rosekrans
the day before the annual election OF 1871 raises the
question, under section OF article OF the
constitution, whether Mr. Potter, VINO. 1t T. as.
sumed, fccelyed the majority OF votes cast at that
election, could take Office under H. II being claimed
as the election occurred three months after the
happening of tho vacancy, H. was 0f no eject,
ana inas me vacancy can only @ oe nl,e4 ,', ny ny
cembcr ~, 1872 II The question thus presented
could be Sc ed Or avoided BY the appointment OF
the successful candidate. the voice o the lar anu
the interests o. he pubic would demand OF me
maj ,nas shGlid apron, nm 70 the shH ,naI t,s
odlcc thai me win OF tho people, as ex.
pressed al ,he ballot box should not be de-
ieatcl by mo resignation or Judge kosecrans.
anu should appoint hm at once; but u ~ clear
mat neither SUCH appointment nor the failure 10
make any woud avoid IN, issue. II would only
rc2ld p.os"ny be ypted iHr ar,i contest Mr. Pot
ters seat, clanin2 the election u 1877 TO have been
VOID ana that the appoutment from me Governor
expired December "a, 1872. mo admitted purpose
OF Judee Eosekrans' resignation MAS to raise
tnls question and to defeat Mr.. folters
later. " IS important II should he decded as carly
as possible. You were The minority candidate at
the late election and your qualifications tor Tie ofice
are nnNnesiloneG. l. therefore, to-daY lnvited you
and Mr. Matthew Hale, counsel Tor Mr. Potter
TO meet me at The Executive Chamber ana am
glad to know that you both see the force OF
my suggestions. | therefore appoint you To
I'LL the vacancy created by the resignation OF
Judge Rosekraas, IN the belief tina, YOU and Mr..
Potter Will he able to procure an early judicial con
siructton or the section OF the constitution before
referreJ 70. l think this can be done early enough
10 prevent any unnecessary connct In jhe judicial
district. II so Iny object Will be attained. Very
truly yours, JOHN 4. HOFFMAN.
10 SAMUEL W. JACKSON
The New York herald., 1871-11-10

Coroner Herman yesterday held All inquest IN
the case OF James Lyons late OF 55 Scammel street,
whose death calsed by injuries received on The
30lh nlitmo, by beiug run over corner OF Tenth
street anu avenue A by Car No. OF the Grand and
Forty second street ferry line. Deceased, who was
intoxicated, attempted 10 aej on the mont platform
while II was IN motion, and falling before The wheel
was crushed The Jury rendered. q verdict Of nccl-
denal death. Deceased was twontythfee years OF
age and u native OF Ireland,
The New York herald., 1871-11-10

Professor II, Ogden Doremus Is 10 lecture on "rnc
Blessings OF Modern acience,n ut the hall OF the
Young Mca's Christian ASSOCIATION corner or Fourth
avenue and Twenty third street. The first lecture
VIII be gwen on the evening OF November 81 and
be followed Ny three others "a. zoe following Tues
day evenings The experiments wnicn VAL accom-
pany and be the Distinguishing feature of these
lectures expected 10 be as brilliant ana uttrrs-
tive rs they are costly,
The New York herald., 1871-11-10

ANFTARf temptIh'HfU ytstCTUAy .............. y
Average temperature for corresponding date
The New York herald., 1871-11-10

There was brought TO the MOrgue yesterday, nom
pier No. !, North River, the body OF an unknown
man, aged thirty y-Gve years, i've feet six inches,
black hair and sandy mustache, dressed In gray
mixed coat, blue flannel overshrt, red undersblrt,
black cloth pants, and boots with red tops Has
been In the water about ten days. 30 " too much
dccomp0sed 70 be placed on the Morgue
The New York herald., 1871-11-10

Governor Holman has appointed the Hon. sam.
ucl Jackson, OF SCHENECTADY Judge OF The supreme
Court In the Fourth judicial dlstrlcI. The following
~ the Governors letter.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10

Charles Steinnoif, German, thirty i've years OF
age, died yesterday In the Centre street Hospital
from the effects of injuries received Tuesday last
by falling through the hatchway Of Banbtts soap
factory No. Greenwich street. eccssed. who was
q sailor, lived at 80 Rector street. Coroner Young
was Notified to ho.d au inquest over the remains.
The New York herald., 1871-11-10
Weekly Customs 1eceip's.

The following are INC Customs receipts Tor the
weeg ending October 2S:--
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