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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-15
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ERNEST TURPIN,
Proprietor,
no23 Sa 3m Corner Camp and Poydras streets.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-15

FABLE E. DALTON,
Camp Street. 60
MANUFACTURERS OF TIN AND. JAPANNKD
WARE.
Stoves, Crates, House Furnishing Goods. etc,
AGENTS FOR
The Times Cooking Stoves, BrsmhaN, Deane
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Asbestos Roofing; Arbor
Bird and Anima, Cages.
We are now manufacturing all kinds OF Bath
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FABLE & DALTON,
ap6 1y 3t2p No. e. Camp etreeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21

Delegation Visits Deputy Comptroller
Grecn-A Meeting OF tho Committee To-
Day.
In pursuance Of an agreement entered into on
wednesday at the meeting In the Chamber OF Com
merce a delegation OF the Seventy waited upon
Deputy Comptroller Green yesterday morning at
nine O'Clock at his office. The interview, which con-
tnued until twelve O'Clock, Is supposed to have
been occasionea py the action Of the executive COM
mlttec IN secret sessi5t:
thorouah invest,oat,on into the AFFAIRS Of the
Comptroller's ONCE is now ben. "sue' OH WV
W. ~ Ae-
scarcely pigeon hole In the offices OF the finance
partment uninvaded by the noses OF the seventy
anxious inqulrers. Particular attention Is being
paid TO salaries. The seventy "want to know" what
IT, attaches get for their abOrOus services the kind
OF work they perform whose departments they are
connected with and the names OF their patrons
The result OF this investigation Will be reported TO
the Committee Of Seventy at the Chamber OF Com
MERGE rooms to-day at two O'Clock. There was no
meeting Of the committee yesterday, but the sub
committees were actively engaged In collecting
data Tor to days meeting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
AT The MAYORS OFFICE.
Quictude Prevaient-No News md No New
Movement.

Quictudc Prevaient-No News md No New
Movement.
The Mayors ONCE was decidedly DUH yesterday.
Chief Clerk Joline did little nothing but Joke with
the rotund and heavy confidential man, Brady, and
the venerable lark or nightingale, Frank McDOn-
NELL while Golden sat at his compact desk coming
the journals Of the day. In the Marshas ONCE
Messrs. Hart and Cardozo sat and smoked and
sang. MI. Hart gave an aria from 'Cava-
tina" IN exquisite style; also selections rom
Cham payne Charlie" and "Blue Beard Is
My Name" &C., with admirable eject. alternating
the performance between singing and whlstng.
The Mayor appeared ut his post at the usual hour,
but he, like other officials, had mo news; not q
word, sir; everything quiet" the Office was kept
OF the reporters but nothing transplred to vary
the programme OF ''nothng going on.'
The Mayor has taken no further steps In the
COMPREHENSIVE adalr, and yet has given no ON.
cla notice Withdrawing his determination or not
recognizing Mr.. Connolly rs Comptroller and Mr..
Green as Deputy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
TEE CORPORATION COUaSEL.

O'sOrman, the Fl0wery, Re:useth to Betray
the Secrets Of the COrporRtion-Iie Also
Refuseth To Ee Even 'Interviewed" and
SpeRketli but u Very Short Piece.
Yesterday afternoon a reporter OF the HERALD dis
covered Corporation Counsel O'Gorman, and AFTER
considerable difficulty obtained q brief audience.
Many malicious people have spread abroad rumor
that Mr.. O'GOrman's notice that he would prosecute
certain dishonest contractors was only Issued
for the purpose OF warning them TO run
away, and 1t was manly TO obtain an indignant
denial OF this accusation, and also TO get the full
details OF coming suits against the dishonest mar
pies who have for years thrlyen upon public plum
der. that the reporter called. MI. OGOrman. how.
ever, was too pressed with business to say more
than n lew words.
II soppOse you want to interview rue p said he.
eyes; II you have five minutes to spare"
81 have mol, am sorry to say. have great re-
specJ for the HERALD but have nothing TO I'm any
case. What do you wish chiefly to speak TO me
aboutfn
"About the suits that ore to be commenced
against certain contractors
IAN am especially reluctant to say anything
about that IN fact, could not do without betray
ing the secrets Of the Corporation. Excuse my say
ing that; butt am sorry must go Immediately.
Whereupon the reporter made his bow and de-
parted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
AT TEE COMPrROLLER'S OFFICE.

An Unusually Quict Day-Inicrviews with the
Ga: and tho Lawycrs-EIow the Board Of
Appor,iommcnt May BE Changed and tac
Injunction Overcome.
How frightrully, hoy d.sgustngly dull the Depart
ment OF Finance seemed Yesterday Such a sudden
collapse in excitement and irs attendant demonsira-
uvcncss was never known. Where but day or two
ago there was naught but what might be termed
.bubbc, bubplc toll ami trouble" there was yes.
ierday most remarkable ocarth OF anything Ike
food fov fancy Tor fact. True, the County Aull.
tor's Bureau was little more thckly populated than
IT. was the day before. The white haired gentleman
who when lie does appear II the ofilcc, seems to be
engaged only IN testing the length and strength OF
the screw of nigh Office chair by twisting and
turning on It one way and the other, was IN MS
seat Moloney was on hand smiling like BASKET
OF chips, trying look wise without eye glassc s.
and succeeded only IN dccelvng himself, II any.
body, into the belief mat ne could see across the
room With his naked eyes without blinking.
County Auditor Lynes seemed TO be trying the sam,
game as Mooney, and IL was pretty even race be-
tween them. Young Carroll was smiling, but say.
ing nolMing-"givug nothing oIt''-and the door
Keeper Strengthened himself up when the HERALD
reporter entered, and looked fcndly at
THAT DIG BLACK CAT
whose mysterious advent was motel In the HERALD
OF yesterday. Her feline majesty lay stretched out
Oh the loot mat near the PARTITION separating the
voucher closets from the happy precincts where
Hongntalings diamonds occasionally II not gen
orally glisten. The reporter then repaired TO
tile front ONCE. There was Bostwick with a
tout ensemble mat would have done credit 10
Dogene'. nursing hts wrath for The unfortunate or
malignant scribe who had done him SO much mus.
ucc III yesterdays papers. There was Cleveland;
hut It was promised that nothing should be
no' s"cS notoricy. The "Uheeryble Brotners''
'o"'is) were on hand and Sacket (not
khck ed)' WIN IN extra kink in every curl
Oh MS heau' ard three or four extra hairs in bis
not over heavy beard aud mustacEe was agi,at
jng MS once stool mcs numerically. Mr.. MCDANIEL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
THE STORY OF CONNOLLY'S CATS

without much that Is startling having transpired
yesterday the on the city accounts It's events
plainly show that the u was only on the surface. The
various committees charged with the duty Of un-
ravelling the tangled skein OF city and county
finance have been earnestly at work. The result
their efforts cannot be made known for
many days to come but 1t Is satisfactory to be able
to announce that the Sub Committee on City LA
b)nies win be able to tell us almost Immediately
how the credit Of this proud municipality stands
before the world. This once ascertalned, the citi-
gems will have
BASIS TO GO UPON,
and when. the figures Of our total OF Indebtedness
are spread out the public deal more understand
ingly with the revelations which will follow. These
revelations VIII show how that debt mas been
accumulated, ana Will indicate unerrlngiV OF
whose door the shame lies, and, hence, 10
whom we must look for restitution, whether
for armories, drill rooms court house or printing,
all Of which touch the larger class OF Jobs, or that
list which spreads such fear among the smaller
fry-the payroll. An interesting chapter in how to
govern city will be that portion Of the revelations
which will tell who are the
PATRONS OF THE PAYROLL BRIGADE,
establishing 1t will the philosophy in practice OF
how to make O fortune while dividing the spoils.
Ex.Sherin O'Brien Is loud in his denial OF having
coalesced intending to coalcsce with any OF the
''HluB." TIC VIII hBub w tIo uitteI Suo, WAhCH
he thinks lies at the period when the
last stolen cent shall be disgorged from
private pockets and put back in tn,
purse Of The people. John Foley calls on the Mayor
to resign--an advice which Is not likely to he u.s.
tened to. for the same reason that MIR. Connolly
did not comply with Mayor Halls like request.
Richard O'GOrman has communicated, through his
silver tongue, that In his opinion silence Is
GOLDEN IN CORPORATION Secrets.
How many such are there left. Richard9 In the
Comp.roller's case there have been no steps taken
by the Mayor which indicate publicly that he has
withdrawn from his position OF non-recogni-
ton of Messrs Connolly and Green which
he made SO emphatic in his circular to
the departments. Notwithstanding this there
comes evidence that has been privately rescinded
In the demand made on the Comptroller by the De-
partment OF Public Parks for large sum 10 carry
on the work. This amounts TO recognition OF the
Comptroller Meanwhile the purpose OF
PURSUING TIE GUILTY PARTIES
through the labyrinths OF the law appears to be
taking form. What was done or not done az the
various departments Will be found in our columns
With the cauldron thus simmerDg, and in the eX-
pcctation Of what to-day's meeting OF the wise
three and ten will bring forth, the pubic must
content itself to walt events
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
GRAND BUFFALO HUNT.
CHICAGO, Sept. 20,

CHICAGO, Sept. 20, 1871.
General sheridan, With party OF invited friends.
left this morning for grand buGalo hunt on the
Western Plains. The party consists OF LieutenanS
General Sheridan, General Rucker and DR.. Asch, CO
his star; General Stager, Charles L. wilson and
Samuel Johnson, Of Chicago; Leonard Jerome,
Lawrence W. Jerome, Colonel J. Schuyler Crosby,
Genera H. e. Davis, John Heckscher anu Carroll
Livingston, OF New York; n. Il. Rogers OF PhiIadel.
phia and Genera, Charles Fitznue, OF PttsburR.
The party 20 to Fort MCPHERSON, ON tue union ra-
cifc Railway and Will march across 70 tne h EVIL
waters of the Republican aud Salmon rvers, W TIL
flaws on the Kansas Pacific Railroad inG ensme
trip VIII occupy about fifteen days Buna,o, c en-
deer are plentiful Ia the section which VIII % tr@
versed by the party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21

people OF the city of New York, and never nave we
been once involved In law SUIT or litigation Oh any
sort connected with our business can appeal 10
no better record IN replying to the unmeaning put
nents.
REPoRTER-wnI the complications now retarding
the financial operations Of the city government
have, III your estimation, any but u passing ana
temporary resultf
chamberlain BRADLEY-I am quite conhdent that
they will not. The erect though ut present to be
dcplOred, Will be but temporary, and good VIII
come out OF the apparent evil. better ana exacIer
system OF carrying ON the financial business OF the
city government will be adopted In the future, anu
ont or this netfie danger Will be pluc6ed the flower
safety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
AT The CITY CHAMaERaA!N'S OFFICE

The same quletude prevailed here as In the other
departments. There was nothing going on when
the HERALD reporter called on Mr.. Bradley. After
some ordinary remarks the following conversation
TOOK place.
REroRrER-Mr. Chamberlain, III what position do
you stand 80 far as The oalce OF Comptroller and
Deputy Comptroller is concerned?
Chamberlain BRADLEY-That is easily answered.
] was notified Dy the Mayor, from whom received
my appointment as Chamberlain, not to officially
recognize either Mr.. Connolly or Mr. Green, and
shah obey the Mayors mandate until the same shall
he rescndcd, or until q new Comptroller Is ap
pointed by Inn.
REPoRrER--What eject VIII your obedience in
that case have, as far rs your own oilice IS con-
cerned, on the matters now IN conflict between the
heads OF the several bureaus OF the city govern
mcnt2
Chamberlain BRApLEY--I don't really know, and
cannot know yet whas effect 1t may have upon mo
as an ONCE holder under the government but 1t can
have none whatever upon ME as an individual.
REPORTER i see by report Of a speech delivered
las, evening at q political meeting, held in the
Eighteenth ward that yol are represented rs having
made several millions of dollars during your con-
nection with The city government. Are you TO pe
congratulated on this being SOL
Chamberlain BRADLEY If IL were so don't think
1t would be matter OF congratulatiol to myself or
TO my friends. 1t Is matter fdcep congratulation
10 myself, however thai ii Is not So very brief
review OF NV public lie will show. / was I'll st
eeced TO office as u member OF the Eoard OF &c "a,
mon Council oil this city III 1856; was Alderma III
1853 ana 1859: State Senator during 1862 and 1868;
again state senator for Two terms ending pre-
sent year; anu Tor MY services IN these various
oetce5 all the money ever received from the city
treasury-tne vouchers Tor which are In the Comp
troer's Office was my salary, amounting IN all to
about $3S 600. This sum also includes my salary as
President or the Croton Aqueduct Board and city
Chamberain-thc whole covering a period Of
thirteen years. ] might further state In
this connection that nave not now
and never had any interest or connection
with any parties doing work for the city govern
ment, either directly or indirectly. The Committee
OF seventy, investigating The bo0fs Of the Comp
troler's Office can rcIerto all the vouchers of Tie
department. and II ] have made q missta,ement
now or false fraudulent representation in the
past, they VIII easily and readily detect 10. As 10
thus political rant and captrap that have made
millions can only say IN all candor That | am not
individually worth over $4,000, and that has been
made through economy and strict attention TO my
business as livery stable keeper IN this city. That
business has peen IN active operation ever since
1s3l period OF forty lone years. During that
t,~,c my father and myself a. one or his
succcssQls have transacted pvelness VAN the best
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21

InsssoI Co.. labor and materials June 90 1893 Ian %
1870 1870 %
81. 1855: ...' n 70
iSss lSasu "
Ingersol / Co., labor and materials, to December -
AFFIDAVIT OF r. A. sTORRs.
9th and County Neo York. Richard A. Stors, being
duly sworn deposes and that vas month Of
August 1870, Deputy COMPTROLLER OF city Of York.
that he has read the AFFIDAVIT OF william n. Wis-
gins; that he learned from said Virgins that he had
given James Watson, then County Auditor the vouchers
referred 10 In AFFIDAVIT of said Virgins that thereupon.
on The Goth OF August 1870 he addressed note to said
CRY or NEW YORK, IMPAIRMENT ov FisAscE.l
CoMPTRoLLEh's oIiic., August ." is'o'
please see that me s.se 81
sibe2 IL is Important department TO have nem
order 70 make the necessary regulation ior nnng seT
truly X. A. SfOR RS, Deputy Comptroller
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
LETTER FROM EX-SEERIrF OBRrEH.

he Denies that He Is in League with
Tweed, Hall, Swceny or COunOily-The
Peoples Money Must BE Restored.
In some Of this mornings papers 1t is intimate
that am secretly In league with Tweed and the
Ring. brand all such rum0rs not only absO utey
and unquaLfedly false, but as malignant devices Of
The enemy. In this good fight am with the people
nature. Tweed, Han, Sweeny and Connolly must be
punished anu every dollar OF the peoples money
dIsgOrgad and restored. No compromises whatever
with robbers and public enemies.
This Is my sole platform, and upon 1t, as Heaven
Is my witness, mean 10 fight IN The peoples ranks
until the bitter end. JAMES O'BItIEN.
New YORK, Sept. 20, 1871.
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will lead to the performance OF this most pressing
dutva The importance OF the subject TO the pu9n n
the matter upon your immediate attention. Yours
&C., JOhN rOhEA'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
AT TIE DEPARTMENT. OF PARKS.
Peace and Quiet and Not n Stir AbOut-The
Department. Deficient Observation-Disclosures
tiOus on the { OmptrOlscr.

Peace and Quiet and Not Stir About-Thc
Department. Deficient &2SO,OOO-Requisf-
tions on the Comptroller.
The Department of Public Parks was again yes.
terday scene Of general peace and qnleI. The ull
alter the storm could be felt In The air, deserted
were the steps leading to The office, which five days
out Of the seven In O week are generally Uttered
with small-fry politicians, who have their favos TO
ASK and who bring their many friends along with
them who want to be favored. Mr.. Sweeny put IN
an appearance about eleven o'clock, but remained
at the ONCE Only q few minutes after having
looked over bundle OF reports about the workings
al the Central PARK. lie was, OF course quite COM
munlcauvc about everything that related to the
business OF the Office but not one OF the interview
crs was able 10 draw him out on the suDiact OF the
hubbuD at the Comptrolers oDce lie appeared to
be in no wise troubled about the many rumors that
we've flying about thick and fast and, Judging from
his general appearance, had no fears 10 the up
shot OF the row.
THE DEPARTMENT. WANTS MONEY.
The following letter was sent yesterday morning
to the City Comptroller, and to winch no answer
had been received up 10 yesterday evening. IL eX-
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC PARKs,t
NEW lORy, sept. ~, ISL !
srn"on behalf Of this department it becomes my duty
again call attention to the necessity Tor furnishing The
improvements under our charge. on mn co
We are already deficient about SsoooO Tor past expend,
ssss weeks ending last
THIS has already made requistions, pursuant
upon the Comptroller for the purposes Indicated In the
ACCOMMODATING ,emept and which there remains
paid $s5o which, when received must be applied by us
towards the improvements Indicated.
Having frequently made personal applications Tor
frnIs which beep met please inform us TO day
what may expect from In regard 10 the roll OF the
aborers tomorrow. On behalf Of the Department OF
Public Parks, HENRY HILTON treasurer
RE }UIsITONs on THE CONTROLLER.
DFPARTnHSr OF PUBLIC PARRs,l
155 BROADWAY NEW YORK, Sept "a, 1871 (
Statement of reqpsons made the Comptroller OF tue
CITY OF New YORK accordance with resolutions OF tie
OF Pubic Parks amounts received thereon, and
balance said acquisitions account OF The following
works. -,
Amount Of requiston ('ph reccirea on Brt'aoe
1871. on Cbs.ptoler. r,qaistios: dr..
June 9Bouevard.. .$2O0o0D Aug. s3-Sj0tW $l50.CWO
June s-seven,h ave.. lyacoI June % 2Su@ loo eo
July lj-Sixth av..... lUu.NO jay L. aO,VWl bV.UW
jane lg-Av. Nichols 100000 Ans u sb0W 1o,0O
july l5-Centrai Park NU,00J Aug 2S- NueO0 lOO.0C0
Aug. I6-City parks.... eUhN - WUWW
Aug l1-Manhutlan SO. iMMo Aug. 2S- 2o,0O0 shlO0
Aus. iS-Tenth ave.. lw.0W l0luJO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $4,000 $4,000
GEO. N, VAN MORT, Comptroller ID, J., y.
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TkMMhNY'S TRIBULAllONS.
An Ominous LuLl lin the Excitement
Around the City Hall.
TIE COMMITTEES BUSILY EMPLOYED.
What Was Done Yesterday and
What To-Day May
Bring Forth.
~,~>~-~~~~~~~~~
F0LEY'S LETTER TO MAYOR HALL
he Calls Upon the Mayor to Resign Ills
Office That Ills Successor May Be
Elected in November.
EY-SHERHF 0'BRIEM'S POSITION.
he Denies That He is in League
with Tweed, Hall, sweeny
or Connolly.
The Situation at the Comp
trOller's Office.
The Board Of Parks Asks the Comp
troller for $3.50, 900 to Carry
on the Work.
WHAT THE PEOPLE AND POLITICIANS SAY.
How the Board Of App0rtionment May
Be Changed and the Injunc-
ton Overcome.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21
AT THE DEPARTMENT Or PUBLIC
WORKS.

The "B0ss0 nc Home In the Once and
Doesn't Get Interviewed.
"HOw 10 you d09"
"Quite WELL How are your"
every well, sir. I've been looking for you long