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New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
TAMMANY EXTRAvAGANCE.

EHE RATE AT WHICH SALARIES WERE AD-
vANCED DURING TwEED's REIGE-WHAT
THE PERSONNEL OF THE CITY GOVERNMENT
COSTS.
Deputy Controller Green has refused to pay
the Recorder and City Judge the salaries they have been
receiving for the past two years the ground that they
arc not entitled them under the law The statutes OfsSo
prohibit an increase Of salaries and the creation OF any
new OCes except what may relate to the surrOgate's
once but Deo 1882 the Legislature passed an act
raising the salaries Of Recorder and City Judge from
$4,000 to tBOOO. Mr. Green claims that not only are
they not entitled tohe O but also that the amount
paid in Of the 10000 per snnum since January
Is7O should be deducted from the amount due them.
This case in course OF litigation is not the only
nor the most glaring illustration OF the lavish expendi
ture made under the sway Of the Ring Appended iS
comparative statement Of the amounts paid per annum
20 some Of the city officials and the Judiciary dung this
and previous year. year 1853 is selected because
Mt that time the Rebellion most formidable the price
Gf gold the highest and the value of provisions and
other necessares Of life greater than ut any period be-
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
THE BAR ASSOCIATION.
CHARGES AGAINST THE JUDICIARY TO BE M
VEsTIGATED-APPEALS FROM SUPREME COURT
DECISIONS.

CHARGES AGAINST THE JUDICIARY TO BE M
VEsTIGATED-APPEALS FROM SUPREME COURT
DECISIONS.
The Bar Association held a regular meeting
last night at No. 20 West Twenty seventhst the Pres
dent Wm NJ Evarts in the chair The report Of the Ex
ecutive Committee, presented to the Association, ex
pressed qualification at the result OF the late election
encouraging the continuation Of efforts for reform In all
directions and suggested the propey OF an application
70 the Legislature for amendments the code and other
laws and also that the Committee EXorons report all
charges of improper conduct the part members Of the
Bar After some debate Committee Of Twentyone was
appointed consisting Of the members of the Committee
the Amendment of the Laws and eleven members
to take snch deemed in relation
to general reform OF the laws and especially Of the Code
Of Procedure. -.
The Committee on the Judicery instructed to In
oure into the charges that have been made In relation
to the Judiciary public ocers and report to the Az
sociation in relation thereto. motion by u g. District
Attorney Davis the Federal oces be included was
carried Mr. Watson read from recent decision Of Jus
tice Grover the Court OF Appeals reversing the dec
sion of the General Term OF the Supreme Court In case
wherein Judge Ingraham sat in review Of his own dec
son contrary to section Of the Constitution and offered
sbas r''SSOR SSs sars OS q III. p
q appeals from the presding days for
days for appeaa fom deci0ns Of Judge Cardozos and
that the Governor be requested to appoint judges not
o. no tins 1sSdsraS ne from
tom that Ia the death oi the iste Cnsf Denio
fer Sss SSSS sSG abe dss ~ us Tn man. N and pso
citizen. This was adopted, and the meeting then ad
jourDed to the second Tuesday Of Deeember, at pm
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
TAMMANY MIsDEEDS.
rHE CoNsPIRATORs AT BAY.
TWEED ON THE VERGE OF RR1GNATToE-GE1
1SJC, ELAN UNWILLING TO gUOCHED HIN

TWEED ON THE VERGE OF RRsIGNATIoF-GEN.
M'C1ELLAN UNWILLING TO SUCCEED HIM
IEGERsoLL NOT YET ARRESTED.
Most of the people who have been seen at
Mr. TWeed'a once nearly every day for month past
hraved Wetng yesterday and lay In wait ~ usual In
the halls Of the Department Of Public Works. Bome
naked interviews and obtained them, while others merely
Iouuged about in the hope that Mr. Tweed might and
recognize them IS friends willing 70 Baeridco their
worthless prospects in any other direction for whatever
crumbs might chance drop from the rch mans table
before his anal downfall. OF late Mr. Tweed has care
fully avoided reporters who have much daculty in OBJ
tanning acceSs to him.
The intention Of Mr. Tweed TO resign the Commission
erHhp denied by himself several times was reaSserted
yesterday by person who had Q share In the council
held to select . successor. This gentleman said that
when the matter was mentioned TO Gen. Mcclellan, he
needed the advice Of two friends and decided to take no
part IN city politics. Another successor alleged has
bOen named Mr.. Tweed It 10 also said will plead as his
for resiRnng the necessity Of giving his whole
time 10 legal refutation Of the charges made
against him by the people, and the necessity OF
preparing for the resistance which he expeots to
at Albany he remains IN the country until the
Legislature meets Mr. Tweed Il very reticent on mat
tsrs connected with the suit against him. Yesterday
two his counsel were reported at their officers out
Of town." and It IL supposed that they went to Albany
business connected with the legal proceedings against
their client.
Mr. Tweed advanced, yesterday, $500 TO pay the
SmAIlpipe men on the CrotOn Water Works.
Mr. Ingersol did not appear at the SherlRs office yes
terday. BE IL still with his father at Orange, N j. and
grave doubts entertained to his surrenderng
himself 70 Justice.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
THE CROLRRA AT QUARANTINE

NO DANGER APPREHENDED IN THE CIrY-Two
ADDITIONAL DEATHS - TWENTY-NINB PA
T1ENTS IN THE HOsPrrAL.
The cholera on board the steamship Franklin.
now at Quarantine has produced feeling OF alarm as 10
the possible transmission Of the disease TO the city
There exists no cause however for apprehension, the
present season Of the year being unfSyorable b such
calamity which, at ell events, under present ercum-
stances is almost impossble. Dr. Morris Of the Board
of Health stated TRIBUNE reporter yesterday that
even should the cholera appear the present Hrrage
ments Of the Board would prevent hs spreading 1he
ara In cleaner condition than ever
before and than one case could OccnE before
the fact would certainly be communicated 10 the Board
and measures thereupon assured 70 avoid conta1oD.
The prevalence OF cholera IN Rnssa during the cold
eeason a due solely 70 the mDuTity Of the drinking
water and the flthy cstOEas Of the people az al
AZ Quarantine yeStRday Ora MoaaeR and Raid were
busily sngaEeo the former sftending to Upper Qaan-
tine and the latter to hA pass Il West BaAA Hospital
The arrangements at West Bank and on baard ts Dele
ware are Of tAe most perfect kind ENle eensen, age
H. taken sck yssterdAy and Mchssi GetkA the Ars Of
thecrew Who showed EymptChs, Werenentt9West Bank
The additional eases Of JaAe NsSoa, go q GFathe Ne
son. Peter PAulsen AZ and Max DenEne age = wsfe
not very bad An were fSOm the DeaawAres Win tn ex
ccpticn Of GeEke, who WA tahen mon TIE Frarhiin
Ths surgeon Of 10 Frsukn Alec tans 70 fhe Aotblfar
yesterday In fsgsEfsh eonfniOn. "a nj bfs nWfist
eoron Nialson whose wife asa cnldfen were attacted
by tho diseases died yesterday e. ha ospitat BE Wss
native of eWedea., The name q tie passenSsP who
died on sunday wAs HseAA Nislssn. Assea Y saily, !,
op board ~ Delaware tls afe raseasntSd
as beine IN excallent spirt md yDn Meahee
last nig WerS lAaSAA1e enA tttyink ths1agslgg Tke
Length ~ tinS fpA Ehte fA@ yfn - qua 6ah-
not be datmnsA Until afser te lad anse has msds ta
au3earanpe 70 lgs0g saa1s u 70 sd. a 10 gTsssz
me tOsal etA AsSsaAsP 70 ~ ,se u IA ana Of
palients thsEe ara eFsaay - AW6st xtn4 lif 10
1he csew q ~ ASspitsl ~ Btll1ttfs 6fe Sow
qaaranlig4d. end a. ve1sai tial - ~ M nank a. 8
day or tHo Thni Esaa1ine a1s reAtf aani xestexnHs
No tfst 80 boarabd - Kx1ffna eie h4fns u tSo
idis.ass % hoafd. ~ n ~ a VIA tbe
0thsfa aa& Rill b aakafus1 ra4c A'neFs - tAa
Aox. "a ~. sg1 4t xaisy1 s1l63 &C., sa saes9f
! Up Is tals dina q ~ Ass. Iisss i hes.sssnca
asoaa fns 6ehtn paassngeEs 2hs 6sesee ~ fhsre q
ns deet wAassssf Dss tas eup Aeis SAsssss
! A4, - aeaiaensa = e,k,an y, ,iAe 1ek Il npeA
sxsliiabnt - b fte neAir kui uAsa q a stan thet
n Dsiweese via ~ removed from hes 1eesns aeor.
iRaa &c Retavlstsa ~ uneassnsss Win hs sys ~ Fsst
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
Hrom I7s EreatHo Man.

LONDON, Nov. A-The Hon. Thos. Hughes,
N. p. for FrOme, the well-mown writer, Is heading
movement in this city to replace the Chicago Library,
which was destroyed during the recent fire. Several
we'll known members Of the terau interested in the
movement, and II Is anticipated that sufficient sum
win be realised from subscriptions to materially aid In
replacing the lost library.
The statement recently pubahed that the Marquis Of
Butte had renounoed his adherence TO the Church Of En-
gland and joined the Church Of Rome s denied upon the
authority Of the Marquis persOnally-who alrms that
the report circulated TO that effect entirely unwAr
ran ted and unauthorized.
Mr. Walter proprietor of The Tines has been elevated
to the peerage.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
1EIEaRApHfo NOTE.


The 6rut snow Of the season fen in Minnesota
On Monday 400 -. s3.TH,. or.f H..
-. The American Institute Of Architects met in
Boston yesterday.
....Wm. Keech wss arrested In Providence, r. l.,
yesterday. % srhEEgs u e0antstseittaE
Tho Rev w. r. Ager Ias b passenger IN the
steamship Alspss. uhieh sEdFsa 3 DosisA ysAA1t
49,. The Hon. Chafles F1apcis Adems sailed p tho
steamer Thpsh sH DossI YESTERDAY, V h De ons Cs.tersese
&c E, HSg George Tsyq JSSss tAs x3!fgta !fti
'rAltkA - ',frD NE IS, sft ptT - slf~rzs - :,
The American Wcmhk Suffrage Association
VIII hsd b sd Eahahi nsOng RAiSDhh q u st sad He
nets1he1 ~ hq!ifs yfiesJ ~ i.Fesyil ts tz'Sst
.s "A reservoir ii Sszolsm has been dlscoxsEsd
Sss rs1SvIia - ~ 4 Il q ~ q - Sdsr
/. :. IGoy. FslEchtld 81 WipsenpSs M. snthnised
Ssi e tsi,'i X. 81 81 - : & & 80 3.
Tho s2pGllanissn the e4seof MrA Fair have
t... = = - E e - l e s - W 49,
Jaare siurnnn Caspsntsr d,sd q Puuslkssp.ie
-. 80 Y 60. Sssssa - sis oss, ssss n Go
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
pMG REGRETs AND SCHEMEs.

William NJ. Tweed lately remarked that If he
hsd known the intense feeling the people had against
Tammany Hall he would not have permitted shandley
or any one allied to Tammany to be nominated. he
would have ignored all regular Tammshy candidates,
and selected persons from the mercantile community
He regrets that Tammany Hall did not place popular
German upon the ticket in opposition to Agel, as he
attributes the defeatEOf Tammany to the votes Of Ger
man Democrats.
Sheriff Brennan says that Tammany Hail is dead for
two or three yesrs and that 1t viii take the Democratic
party that length Of time to recover. As his Oce does
not expire within years from next January, 1t n
thought by some that he win remain quietun the Fall
campaign preceding that time, when he may again be
candidate for thekMayOraltylOE some other important
political position. o.
The report that sweeny s endeavorng TO reorganiSe
Tammany Hall is by good authority denied; but 1t s
said without contradiction that he the eve Of Snew
departure-that he is arranging hts aaaS and packing
his trunks for extended Errcpe4n tour TO remain
abroad until after the Presidential campaign ofisletng
che Democratic party take care Of itself In the Interval
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
TURKEY.

THE CHOLERA SPREADING IN O0HsTANTINoPLE
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.
LONDON, Tuesday, Nov. H. 1871.
Letters from Constantinople represent that
the cholera Ia spreading in that city, and that the mum
Der Of deaths from the epidemic increases daily.
Jrmdn has been issued by the Sultan directing the
Minister Of Works to inaugurate acOmprehensVe system
Of public improvements In view Of the network Of rail-
ways projected by foreign capitalists in the Ottoman do
miDions HarboH are to be improved rivers made nav
igable new roads to be built old ones repaired, and
every effort made TO establish lines Of connection with
the now railway from all parts OF the country.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
swTNpLrNa THE sHoPKEEPERs.

WHAT IT COSTS 10 DISPLAY A OARD-THEE
LEECnEs OF THE MAYoR's OFFICE" SEEING"
THE CORPORATION ATTORNEY.
The extOrtiOns Of the Mayors Marshd and
his suOOrdnatcs in densnding 4oes from Storekeepen
for the privilege Of putting up dgns or keeping snow
cases the sdewalk prove upon 70 even
more Widespread and OuHaGeOus than at Est appeared
TRIBUNE reporters were sent yesterday 70 Wat mef
chants on vesey-st, Fulton-st and sxthaye between
Tenthand s, and 70 learn their experience
in regard 70 this sJbs Of muAioDal SWtnding very
large majority were found 70 hSve suffered from excro
tant charges npSaA hnes, or downright backnai' ana
the verdict Of ali conOerning the syse - poE sstap
hsbed y embraced In the wOrS RstOEm it AtoEetnet|
'a'v} vEsBYST. VlCTTHG
The reporter Who eaed the leading owners and occu
pants Of DIldnss IN YeseySEi from Broadway 70 che
North RIVER foand general complaint that gceetpar
tiaty hsd been shown By the ocals In compelling Ger
tain peraOns 70 pay for privileges HhicA were agve 70
others wishouscAsh TAe Crest Aericah Tea COwpaAy,
NOa ~ ara a Vaeay-st, ksye dgn coaNStHg II ~ iu
rnsnse Isstes 3 pde Of WOOD, ne htde-
wah, as aas - apf fsoA Ros this pgivless eeRtalh
Sum IL us,d snfnatF ReoenEy tb6 oslabHrS SAekea ,
SlnsD DIsOO u OeayaG EDOD Wbsb WaTo ns&fieOa the
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
MEXICO.
GOVERNMENT DEFEAT-MoVEMENTs OF THE |
HOSTILE FORCEs.

HOSTILE FORCES
MATAMoRos, Mexico, Nov. 10.-A courier ar
rived yesterday from Monterey, bearing dates to the
Ith At that date 100 cavalry sailed from saltilo on
foragng expedition and encountered the Rebel forces
The Government troops were driven back, with the loss
Of one-half their number. The Rebels are exultant
Two regiments Of Government cavalry have arrived at
saltO Treyno has carefully fortified HeelOs Muertas,
commanding the road between Monterey and Salttio,
and hearing Of the arrival OF reenforcements COM
menced firing and began making preparations for the
attack which was get down for the 9th
Escobedo has placed at the disposal Of the Government
all the San Luis forces His cavalry are now at EkaroD
on the border The Government forces from Tamaupas
under Corttna have advanced into NuevO Leon. Ma
yarrO fell back Monterey. CrtnA Is now at CamalOs
having advanced 10 leagues from Monterey. II s laid
he proper time
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
SPAIN.

THE MINISTRY AND THE OPPOSITION.
MADRID. Tuesday, Nov. II, 1871.
The motion for q vote OF want OF confidence
In the Government which the supporters OF Zorrla pro-
pose to introduce in the Cortes will be taken into con-
alteration by body at the special request Of the
Miniafera themAalYas.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE SOCIAL kovEMENT-A PENmoN TO DR..
LIVNGSroNR's FAMILY.
LONDON, Tuesday, nov. H. iSTl.
Mr.. Scott RUSSELL has q communication In
the newspapers to-day giving history Of the socaled
"sOcia Escvement He says that Prince Albert were
living he would have been ts leader. The movement
originated In proposals. for union between the peers
and wcrkingmen. He denies most positively that its
objects or methods were political or revolutionary and
be strongly advocates in the effort In tho
interest Of social progress and reform.
Tne British Government has granted pension Of eSoo
to tho children Of Dr.. Lvingstone the African explorer
Dr. Livingstone when last heard from was in the In
terror Of Africa, slowly making his way toward the
coast
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
s,f1II-pox uE pHTI,ADEIPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. A-The T3oardof Health.
report shows: Number Of cases Of sA pox last week.
tsl showing falngoR from tho previous week Of sS
eaaes The number Of cases In tho TWentieth Ward,
IA 4 Decrease OF %. me total number Of cases for
the year were 2,T3s number OF deAthS L7e .t
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

No one in the Auditors and Controllers office has any
knowledge Of the duties OF A. ]. Smith. Charles E.
IOew County Clerk for the three months ending Dec
81 1862 was paid OOI44 l6 The above table shows in
the few offices enumerated during the past eight years
AN increase Of salaries from t327OOo to 65OO
$50 per cent the above table Rccount
taken Of the amounts paid to the members and clerks OF
the new bureaus and commissions created by the Ring
nor Of the proporonate increase Of salaries paid to the
thousands of clerks different departments Offices
and courts Of the city and county.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
FRANCE.
DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS.

DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS.
PARIS, Tuesday, Nov. IA, 1871.
NJ Goulard has been appointed ambassador
Of France Italy, vice the Count dc Choseu, whose
resignation was announced last week. n. Picard late
Minister of the Interior appointed Minister to
Belgium.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
TIE A1pERMEN,s REPORTS ON THE Frauds


The Board of Aldermen will meet to-day at
p NJ. to consider the subject Of the presentation OF
their reports the city and county debt and expend
lures They have divided their work in the man
ner did the Citizens Branch Of the Joint Investigating
Committee, and consequently their reports viii be the
municipal veraon Of the same investigation. Their
acton however, win be contingent upon tho presence Of
Alderman Dimond, who is Chairman Of the Committee,
and who is Ill and likely to be unable to attend
POLICE JUSTICE CHANGES.
The rumors of the change in the jurisdic-
tons of certain police magistrates had their origin in
request made by Judge shandley that he should be
transferred from the Jefferson 10 the Essex Market
Police Court and this 10 10 be done, It Is said by the
Board Of Police Magistrates Justice Ledwith is to re-
sumo his position at Jefferson Market Court The res
sops assigned for these changes that neither shande
nor Ledwth can have political influence where they
now are but that the change indicated may make nip
po the political sea and place both persons IN better
positions In regard to their constituents than they now
hold It is also supposed TO be part Of the policy now
being devised for the resuscitation Of Tammany Hail.
which, said ia 70 anticipate Albany reform by pre-
members Of the old Ring.
THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY AND THE REFORM
CHARTER.
Ex-GOv. Solomon, ex-Judge James Emott,
Fl. NJ Beers, Congressman Robert B. Roosevelt, Gen.
John A. DIX ex-Judge Edwards Pierrepont, Samuel b.
RuRgies, ". Sherman, Simon Stern, ex-Congressman
Henry G. stebblns, and xMayor William F. HaveIneyer,
who constitute the Sub Committee Legslation Of the
Committee OF Seventy are preparing Recommendation
which win embrace whet they consider the beat and
most feasible plan for thu CITY and County
Of NeW.York. As yet their plan Is not very far ad
vanoed. but they believe that when completed It VIII
receive the approval Of all interested In the oause OF
good government. II will contain draft OF Q new
Chartsr with suggesions such Kindred legislation as
may be necessary and WIN be ready in time for pres
tation at the opening of the next Legislature.
The Committee Of Seventy held regular session last
evening Col Henry G. Stebbins Chairman, presiding
After the usual preliminary proceedings, James NJ
Brown the banker, offered the following resolution
which was unanimously adopted:
eaolre Commee Of Seventy recognize With much salts
faction the valuable services rendered Committee Of
Which william A. Csirman In bEVnG brought 70 hight pOs
dive poof thanks this Committee
emnn hereby rendered 70 the gentlemen composing that
Committee for their psrss#ehhg and Aduous hborA
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
BELGIUM.
IhBERs IN SESSION.

THE CHAMBERS IN bESSIUN'
BRUSSELS, Tuesday, Nov. Il, 1871.
The session of the Belgian Chambers was
opened to-day. The Prince de Legne was made Pred
dent of the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15
AN OLD gWINDLE REVIVED.

nAntly took the Sgn on ana put Il into hs store rather
than submit 70 such an impo6tion
New-York tribune., 1871-11-15

THE PRoPERTY-HoLDKRs OPPOSING THE PAY
MENT FOR THE BRooAE-sT. WIDENING
CARDOzo AND O'GoRMAN ACCUSED or COM
PLICITY IN THE FRAUD-THE LEGIsLATURE
10 BE APPEALED TO.
A committee of citisens, consisting Of Messrs.
J. d. williamson John Purcell and p. ]. Burke, prop
ertyowners Bro0mest. waited on Deputy Controller
Green yesterday, asng him TO refuse to Issue tho a.
sessment bonds for the widening Of Brocme-st which
have been ordered by Judge Cardozo Their request was
based ON the fact that frauds were committed In the
laying Of the assessments and sppraiSemens OF the
property taken. The hstory Of this scheme 10 we'll
known.
Thestreet obSructed by the couryardsof six houses
yards really bsIcns to the sy not psrts Of the
the owners 20 years aeo 70 eItand their oo1rs but the
property thus inclosed was not given away by the city
they face and IN the awards Sy the Broomet widening
commission, consisting Of 0rsts Nathan George Pur
cred ana tSs% The tO on the A properly
owners amounts 70 6Aooo, and the expenses OF
SafsaSs @ feet e s vdannf i
cSSs eSs SeforS tSs IeesatTs vh 1cW to mpeaShnS
charge with connivnE at the fraud Tho arguments Of
the ctilens were partly heard on Jn 70 iest before
SSeo sUOs Ma williamson dS and promised him that
II the argument was discontinued the essessment
,SOuS % ode On On the sssS Day @
confirmed the assessments 90 they stood, and added
10 the general assessment while Hurlburt and
onethrd Of their personal assessments None Of the
many widows and orphans who are Affected by this out
regeous were and one OF ne
said In reply TO statement TO that effect that widows
and orphans hadn't night to property II they dd not eL
property has also been increased s3Oo and this ad
ditonai tax imposed on the city at large
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