The New York herald., 1871-11-24
CITY REVELATIONS
The Failure Of Mr. Tweed's Sure
ties 10 Justify and the Con-
quences Thereof.
Meeting of the Department Of
Docks.
Reorganization Of Department Of PaYks-Mr.
SttbbinS President and Treasurer.
Political Movements OF the
Committee Of Seventy.
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The Claim Of Charles Deylin and SCme-
thing AbAt the Sicalings Con-
nectcd Herewith.
Meeting of the Department Of
Docks.
Reorganization Of Department Of PaYks-Mr
Sttbbins President and Treasurer.
Around the city Han.

Dectcd IneTeWin.
Around rbe tiry Han.
The principal tepic o. conversation around the
City Hal yesterday was mainly OF legal charac.
ser, and reatsd tao cveuLs which had TO DO with
sle Courts The failure Of Mr. Twc.d's boadsnien "
Justify csuscI conssderaD,c surprise. aud tho sur.
prlsc was not esseIsd when It was discovered that
m appiica,ioA WAS made by MI. Tweed's counsel
that the amoun. or ban should De lowered. The
proceedings sciors judge 1zady have thrown tho re-
sponsioiltY tastrriy kE sherln brennan to the
guarantee for Ar. rwcsd's appearance when called
npon. la couvxsauoA win Ar. Jervis Yesterday,
Ai the Shenu's saaca. No stated 70 = HERALD re-
porter tina. the adopted, under the Same cir.
pums,ances, IN M ordinary case would he the re-
Arrest u the duionsiAnI; but that the necessity for
thS scarcely ex.sssd In Mr. Twoed's case, iRas,nuch
- yne securit, WAS undoubtedly good ANA the
Sheriff was conient " rely upon IL Judge Lerncd,
BY granting the saditanna Swehty days had greatly
e0nfused ustters eat tie ssly course lert was for
ee sheriff " assume the responsibility, and In
eaSe o. anicuiy " M ssck upon tho ball thsf he
u The .uS ru%os ssfs vas euIsn' sa., ,asgsrsy
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ss0% q made s q: aans. ts s.. As II. c1sad Sssd
{Url wall. Ia die c9urss o. day o. two have pre-
tss [ sHss. ~ ss'I q ssSni:. posss, .e,a.s A sSs q
present tah Is spscusi.sos. % such an eoss tae
ccon q .s sss X x sa ssr,ny sS saos .S Ia ': ss
kne NO nsastss wAAt poDucal yaIty they beiusS ~
Vhe Canvass Of sbs Aidsr1ssic vsss Csa.
ppssea.
A. hali-past clsvea yesterday forenoon the salcsA
canvass Of tae Aidornsnie ssts was resumed in the
chamber OF the Bssro a SGscsvi.onL Tho crowd
In atrondance 0x,sds sAs raliins was even grester
than thai Of wednesday. As Oa oiscttsn nigas ~
Police HesiQuarvess, gsod many Geausanea had
n0tapooks taxing Aswa ths number ~ votes casl
fDr the different candidates In particular districts
Hhs yhasf-suparss'sd EXPRESSIONS Of amaze
Ess sSas sossaasasy ssC.ysS We nDss
nas As 70 ~ osss % Of E nc wards oanssssa 90 %
Of tue iustrlOes and 10 oluars l.sine
Rltoxetaer. a reess. WAS taken sftoI the Seyeh:
S seS sas Has s'sI sae sSsss 70
4, ssssSn Sn w ssSssss ns ., as Sns
TnsSB {. CHAPLIN FoR ALDERMAN.
During ale canvass VI tn1 Twenty sS-.tSt warl .
good deal o mrssiincns waa ooossl9nsd oy the oerk
calling cut The name W Rcunis T. CAnin m shc Futh
ccuSn ssfc. saa Sns hss wsn Sne en s1se ,Ss
Supervisors TcrsIas tns Vote waA on motion Of
AidsIuan CoAiaLl ailo. 90 Seasfs tas COMP eion
30 De made ~ inc insDcc.oss u eieeilonl
was aunoiieed 1J Ine ciiarnan inandamus Was
served oa li.o ccxrd. MAKING tne previous maada-
mus vita r,,, .Iu ins canvass OF tnv Assistant
Aijernl.uic aoAct pcscinuiory. Following Are tnc
tOtais Ut wdils, iist vi Tue districts Ia Which
the vote erncT Incorrect or altogether Mlsalns.-
In the seeensoestn ward. Fourth distrcl, there
were no returDs. IN sLe filla G.siflct the vote on
fhe returns exoseacd the vvIe poilci; Ia the Thir
teelth ulslrcl rcLurns lUr Assistant Aiuer-
m rftlr. f,r
u the Iwent5-ouiLh district no return Of
votes Tor Adernisn in each case the Inspectors
pl election were Sant Tor.
LioAlEEAfn WARD
Ip-No returns for Assistant Aldermen.
u-No returns IUr Assistalf Aldermen.
H-No re,urns ior either Aldermen or Assistant Al
A-No lelarns for Assistant Aldermen.
l6-Note TOr Aldermen inCVrrecl
S6-vole for Aiucrnep eAcecds vote poled.
@-No return ior Assls ant Alderman.
24-N0tes ior Al -srmen exceed vote polled.
ElsETSEsrA WARD.
dft6 iwents seventh and Tnirty. .Irss districts no
returns ior Assistant Aldermen. In the Twenty
ceeded Tue vote polled In every cae OF detective
{etarn The inspectors Of election were sent for.
DIST. TWENTIETH wAkD.
'a-N0 returns l0r clLacr aldermen or Assistant
a-Voie ior Aldermen on the return exceeded vote
7-Alder.nanic and Assistant Aldermanic returns
is-AlderIDanic vote returned exceeded vote polled
15-No returns Tor Assistant Alderman.
ls-CounIy Clerk hsd no returns TIE Supervisors
reau and declared Official.
A-Note for Aldermen exceeds vote polleu.
NO return lor Asslsrant Alderman.
In the Seventh, 1wenty-drst and Twenty-second
districts Of this ward tnere were no returns Tor AZ.
sstan' Aiaeilnan: ERxsry srcorn VAN
In the second, sixth and fnst districts OF tnis
ward there were no returns for Assistant Aldermen.
in the Fifteenth district the vote for Alderman ex.
ceeded the votes poDcJ. Nr. Peter GilseR one OF
repuDilcau Candidates Tor Alderman. entered .
general protest against the election lie claims that
ln great many districts the republican aud reform
pandidales have not received the number OF votes
cast Tor them.
Department Of Docks.
The Commissioners or Docks held their regular
weekly meeting yesterday. Present-Mr. Commis.
Soner Agnew, presiding, and Commissioners VIII
Don, Hunt, Wood and Henry.
The Executive Committee reported adverse to per.
miiting buildings 10 be erected on West street, op-
poslte piers 20 and 2l In favor Of repairing pier g.
East River, ana Of the planking OF pier 2l. East
River; In favor OF removing the membranes on
piers and bulkhcsds in the Fourth dis
trict: In favor Of making repairs on bulk
head at the foot OF Eleventh street. North River,
~ an expense OF not more tnan $780, Adopted.
The subject OF the obstructions In the Harlem
River, at the head OF Second avenue, owned By the
second Avenue Railroad Company was called up
Tor discussion, and ex-Judge Slesson, counsel for
the company was introduced 20 the Board. and pro-
ceeded 70 sia'e reasons way the company should be
hllowed untn the lst oil February or MarCn 10 re-
move the same, which Was required for the shelter
D The horses. ARRANGEMENTS had been made. he
said. 10 provide ACCOMMODATIONS elsewhere for lie
purpose. he motion 10 extend the time Ior the
removal 10 the 1st OF March was adopted
FINANCIAL REPOhr.
The Auditing Committee reported The receipts for
October 10 be s7A7il "a. Including the balance IN
hand, ses,s3I S. and tne disbursements s4ys5I To-
leaving u balance OF til,s6a a on october 81.
Al tins time hr. WO0D stated there we're outstand-
lnR accounts amounting 10 &l40.o00. The depart
mcul nad received OF the appropriation OF S5Oo,OO0
Tour inslaiinouts, amounting TO $30),OO0
Mr. WOOD explained The progress of the work
present seen ~ IL was proceeding uadcr water
kud none of the Commissioners, he said, had yet