The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-12
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
The Aldermanic Middle Still
Unsettled.
vINGERSOLL NOT YET IN CUSTODY.
Tweed's Printing Office Suffering
for Lack Of Patronage.
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CHARLES 0'CONOR SPEAKS OF TWEED.
O'Donovan Rossa's Views on
Fair Counting.
ROUTING THE REPEATERS.
Assemblyman Irving's Story as
:, Told by Himself:
CHARLES O'CONOR SPEAKS OF TWEED.
O'Don0van R0ssa's Views on
Fair Counting.
ROUTING THE REPEATERs
Assemblyman Irving's Story as
:, Told by Himself:
At THE PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS.


It might naturally be supposed from the appear
ances around the City Hall and Court House yester.
Gay that the workers, had not fully recovered
fr0m the effects Of the election. They gathered yes
terday morning IN full strength. They crowded the
basement OF the Court House. congregated on the
back stoop Of the city Hall and discussed the stand
Ing OF parties Collectively and individually In all
quarters. It was currently reported that the now
INDUSTRIOUS lngersol would appear
At tho SherIfT,s Once
and give the requisite bonds for his appearance in
court to answer as co-delcndant with ..Boss''
Tweed. This OF course, attracted attention to the
Dfice Of Mr. Jadson jarvis. deputy, having charge
Of the orders Of arrest He had heard that MI. In.
Eersoll was at certain factory In this city. Thither
he repaired armed with the famous order OF Judge
Learned. The young James had gone, as was
learned, TO the residence OF his father-n-law, at
Orange, New Jersey ''Why was ne not followed
and capturedr ' Gueried young man VINO stood in
the SherlfI's office. gazing with awe the manly
forms Of Deputies Cuinmins Neil Bryant Brown
and Erbe.
III this regard there appears to be general mis-
UNDERSTANDING, and the Snerilr and MS deputies are
banned BY many Tor being less Jealous Ia the matter
than the importance Of the case demands. 1t
Should be understood that the Sheriff is poweress
10 act outside OF the county OF New YORK i'll sucn
case al the one under consideration. LII lngers oil
not serve paper Of any KIND On him.
While the scrIbes aud others were waiting Depu-
tles ErDe ana Reese arrived with why little Jer.
sey German. The little 'Dcutschern very lndg-
nant At being arrested detained the Sherlr's
office He declared that 1t '.yas ole a made ub
chops The deputies had lively time with the
wry little fellow, and IT was only by showing MN
the handouts and pocenan's club that he was
blought to his senses and kept even comparatively
quiet. Then there was bad
SELL On Jim" ERIE.
1t was announced That the Marshats In the United
States Courts had made mistake aud arrested
Jim Irving instead or Jim Erbc that the description
Ut the assaulter tailed with that CT Erbe beiI,v
and heavy ana adorned with a small mustache.
Erbe and ms friend Baird were much exercised
about the matter, and immed atey set about secur
ing the necessary bonds.
Up to late hour In the afternoon Mr.. JARVIS had
was said. however. that he would appear on Mon
DAY morning. with his father, Lorin ingersoll his
Uglivle, anu some others, as his bonusinen.
At the Mayors 0ncc
there was excitement whatever. The Mayor
did NOT arrive until late III tue afternoon although
he was sought after by crowds OF "interviewers'
during the day. In response to the inquiries TO
whether he had reconsldered his Determination in
relation to the appointment Of successors to those
officials who had -sesagned, he SAID .why asking
any gentlemen to take those places would be like
asking friend to dine with you when you knew
the butcher had lett no meat"
No furIner designations had been received up to
late hour III The afternoon
were living around In relation to the various ques-
lions agltatng The mighty minds OF the muncl-
pal managers. the silly rnm 1,, that MT. Sweeny
\ found to be the creation or some impecunious
Bohemian
peen very badly affected by the recent turn events,
and tnat all the in the photographic department.
win few exceptions had been dismissed; mat the
supplies had been stopped, and the men were de.
manding their pay IN vain. In relation to
TIE ALDERMANIC COMPLICATION,
IL was reported that the new Board would have the
/ necessary papers issued to compel the canvassng
OF the votes Tor Aldermen and the issuing OF certl1-
NUfa nj ali Az
a John Cochrane president; that Mayor Hall would
i certainly resign, John Cochrane would 0e acting
II Mayor, and That the contest would be fought
through IN lively style.
The Old hoard
4 met yesterday afternoon, but did nothing Of any
Il Importance. Alderman Woltman stated that as
che general order list had grown beyond precedent
l he hoped an invitation would be sent to the men,
pers, asking them to try be present and dispose
l OF some Of the business before the Board. The mo-
mentous question or report which was to have
come up, and which was looked forward to with so
3mucf expectation, did not come uD so that the SEN
material.
At the Tax Once
the business has OF fallen or and during the
past week the collections were as folows:-
November 4..... S104 28l November g.. $l03, 074
November 6..... l26.722 November 3d.. l42, 6s3
Total for the week.. $685., 096
Al the tomptroller's Once
there was no account OF the rumored arrival OF the
Comptroller's son, and only the usual routine bus
ness was carried on. The clerks were all in their
places. and gave no signs Of any IN usual election
having taken place.
Parks and to the Department OF Docks $50 900 EACH
TOR the use OF the respective departments.