Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-21
From New York.


THE TIMES ON 1AAMANf.
The Tines saws that In few DAYS. il the
papers are not taken away from Mr.. Green.
the public will be forced to believe that
Hall. Sweeney. Tweed aud Connolly have
alike betrayed their trusts and plundered
the community. and that there can be no
security while they remain in office. No
quarter for any of the four must he our
watchword now. A band of thieves can
not he permitted To go scot free because
they betrayed a confederate. Andrew II
Green the new deputy comptroller. was
born 1T Green Hall. near Worcester. Mass,
bur has lived in this city from hoyhood. aud
formerly practiced Law in partnership with
Samuel |. Iildcn. who first suggested the
arrangement which was carried into effect
by EN-Mayor Iiavemavor aud Connolly on
saturday evening. The new situation l.,
generally regarded rs beginning OF active
operations BY the State central democratic
committee against the Ring
NAVAL MATTERS.
II j. rumur-d that the ~cam Frigatc
Java has been sold 10 some foreign GOV
crnmeut.
Rear ADMIRAL Taylor. now on waiting
orders NJ Charleston. Mass. will probably
reflex" tommandaut Smith Of BROOKLYN
Navy ward. next month
STREET CAR oITRAt1E>.
The street ears were scenes Of outrage
upon respectable passengers, BY rufiians,
sunday. and four serious stabbing afirays
are reported Ia liquor dens
DRUNKEN BE,sr.
Wm. Il ,brrrton. residing on ed street.
when drunk sunday night. scixcd hi- AL
most mud" baby from The arms of its nurse.
rushed out OF the house and entered a 9Th
avenue ear. The nurse followed him aud
got un the same ear. On reaching the A.
tor House, Robertson escaped the sight OF
Ia" nur~". Who at once informed the po-
Ice. Robertson Was arrested at O'Clock
Monday morning. The child was found at
TIA" Founding Hospital at Washington
place. aud returned Ia IT. mother Rob
rat~"n was locked up on charge of
threatening 10 Kill hi, wife.
ION HrGur> WORSE.
not" from Tom Hughes dated the jth
-ay- that the Improvement ia his health
was "uiy temporary, and he j. now suffer
Ing from relapse.
INA NV YORK MIDDLE
Comptroller Connolly aud his deputy
Aulrrw ttr"rn. have been engaged TO-DAY
ia di-rhRrging tn, duties ~ the Office ard
holding conference with the LAWYERS and
prominent members ~ the reform party
ihr general impression j. that they u-cupv
au inprrEuah" position aud that All
effort, ~ hi-I"isr them must be- Illegal
and viii rrcs ti ON the originator.
hr secret toiumtttr. Of seventy has
hrcn III session from an early our ant
NHy" devised measures for tn. support aud
protection Of Green. Ex-Mator Have
urtnr ni~ made arrangement with the
hlnN- 70 have all check. drawn by Green
dniy hnn red. Charles O'tunnur i now
engaged IN writing au opinion in favor Of
CONNOLLY. aud declaring that any attempt
IA arrest Green will be- a violation OF the
llW.
ten. Mc,lcllan'> arrival at the Comp
troll"r'- Office il mnmeutarily expected.
1nd developments agc looked for with in
teas" Interest.
TItt t'tpt Ms DELIVERED Tr.
''r""u. tn" deputy comptroller appoint
81 10y Connolly, has just delivered to
b""th'- committee Of the riii1rn, and
alderman. ali the documents Ia the comp
ifollrr's Office which are required in the
Investigation of municipal accounts
The excitement increases. MAYOR Hall
had not reached his Office at half-past one
O'Clock.
riIi \Fw Ypgk CoMrTRoLLERsHIF.
Comptroller Connolly and Andrew H.
Green have been al the Comptroller.
"iiirr All Monday morning. Mayor Hall
ha~ not been to hi Office TO-DAY liz
secretary ha~ positively refused to accept
trrrn- oath OF office. General McClel-
lan'~ acceptance Of the position Of Comp
troll"r. ~till remains In doubt.
REWARD.
Mayor Hall has asked the Board Of Al
"a" detection " the robber 6r the stolen
Nouchr~
"KhAr ENoirEMESr IN NEW YORK
Il !, asserted on authority that Gen. Nc
'iellan has absolutely refused 10 accept
Inc Office OF Comptroller. Great excite
mont / manifested among politicians who
thrpug the halls stairs and Hobbies OF the
new tonrt House.
BOSTON COMMON
BosroN, Is
Al noon to-day bu-ines, was generally
suspended. the public schools were Dis
missed haSs displayed oa public and MANY
private buildings, and other appropriate
manifestations made 10 show the public
interest IN the formal laying of the corner
stoh" oi the soldiers and sailors ,nonu-
Ine"t. on Boston Common this 4. NJ The
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