New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Tps DEFFATED RING.

.,,rn,a crCCrssOR-SIIALL HE BE CHOSEN
YH,,M AMONG TIE BOSSS FRIENDS
Sora.,r-olcct James O'l}rion and Judge But
nr H. Bxhy are said Ia be working win WIN. NJ h"otu
for the appointment Of the Judges orother' F"hcs '
px nv 10 the position OF Commissioner OF Puoc "orhS
vMr Rxby can obtain that position, II IL SAID 'ha'
.rvccJ will chcerfuy resign, Mr.. Bixby Ia an intr
,r,e friend Of HIS He has TO extent been ldch
thed with Tammany Halle jobs. He engineered 'ne
,e,s Of the stafford pavement, which adorns Se'c'"
ave- Fifty seventh and other streets through III" Po
lar meshcs of the Aldermen. His brother Tie
Jndce, s cashier Of the Stafford Pavement '"hl"','
and the two said 20 own the majority OF '' s"'
Francis NJ Fxhy is one of Judge Cardozo's Gra'zes
when Xhy is appointed referee, the testimony '"N'S
Neforc HIM and Gratz Nathan acts as counsel 'h' no
cisions coming apparent from BiNby ha' le'i9 i'N
Graf Nl:hda, nc n phcw of Ju0Ge tard"'o'
TAMMANY TRIBUIATIoNs.
The pos,poncment Of the Amcrlcus Ball, the
princ nal social incident IN the annual history o ram
many shows what straits the party Is reu'r" " Is
fpr,lcr s,1Gcant sign Of the tIncs and the deln"ra
isaiion Of the party that Amcrcus 'b pauScs are lo
slc iu the pawn shops Among them Is ead 10 Dc INA,
of Dcnu,s Barns, laowr Is Tie "eXmenlher from SIHo
Csi.u Ward winch presented TO him last year by
T. Brennan at cost OF lto. accumulated rom cx-
trona,e charges against poor prisoners aile>ted for
debt.
In erirc Of the fact that at least 10000 spurious votes
failed 10 carry the election for Iditahy Hail. the oid
talk of rcCOnStTnctlng the party III '' uihcl
wards Of the city retaining the eadershs aS IN INC
NAT career OF and defeat Douglass IaI or COM
.soncr q Jurors received orders from Tweed 10
proceed at with the work OF reorganization Cuarcs
T. lncw Magnus Gross and Joseph Koch are intrusted
with the reorganization of the Eleventh Ward with
Henry wotnan AZ a leader. II anything were needed
60 complete ruin of Tammnnv, II was that the r0gcs
who undermined IT should attempt TO rebuild 1t. The
amount of spent by Tammany candidates to
~cenrc Their election wond succd to provide sev
cral fancs with Of life during tho ell
tire Winter is estimatedhat it cost Judge shandley
IN the ne ghborhood OF $4,000 from the time hc first en-
tered the campagn the night Of the election 1i'
had 200 banners in the city. which, with their Uggg
cost $t 900 He bad also clubs in the different Walds
somc of which cost bin 500 To f0 each during The cam
Ys,gn.
SAY GOULD'S WITHDRAWAL FROM TWEEbs BAll
BOND.
The rcpOrts that ,Jay Gould had declined Ia
ast ~ tOdsInan for Wm NJ. Tweed created some com
motion and few druia III the notice Of justification
rent 10 the plaintiff, attorneys. Mr. Goud's name Wa'
omitted and THE was accepted legal notice that he
had withdrawn and would not appear 10 Justlfy Iht
0ical notice served the sheriff gave me names n
Mr. Vauderpocl Mr. Cornell, and Mr.. Dcvlin as subNl
tuits tor one" Of the gentlemen on the BOND ana
ouc stated on l'o0d authority ana gen
orally accepted by the people counsel AS Jay Oouu'
SUIT To GIT POSSESSION OF OFFICES.
Neally two years ago suits were begun III
t,.o Supreme Court, before JIdge Cardozo, hy John
e,emnilcr against Joseph Mcclure, and Henry Murray
against James T. Coulter, 10 obtain the offices IN the
Police and District Courts 10 which they were legally
elected nu illegally counted ont. Since the election
tLc for trial. and the cases arc set down for the FIST
Monday III December.