The New York herald., 1871-11-10
Mr. Charles O'Conor Gives His Opin-
ions Of the New Development.
Arrest Of Corporation Attorney
Tom G. Fields.
The Fire Department and It's
Petty Tyranny.
AROUND THE CITY HALL.
Tho Thieves Falling Out Among Themselves
More designations Talked o..

Tho Thieves Falling Out Among ThemseIves-
More ResiRnatiOms Talked o..
The effects OF the election are already becoming
visible in the increased confidence evinced in busi-
Qees circles and the CONSERVATION, confusion ana
llstrqst shown by the oilceholders ana hangers on
under the recently powerful regime ltreoured iully
day for afairs to settle so that calm view could
be taken OF the situation. BY yesterday all had re-
covered from the staggering blow administered by
she people to the politicians aud those who had
taken part on either side had settled down
again to their ordinary avocations. The election
and the disaster to the Tammany powers were
talked over quietly and gleefuly in the business
marts, and by parties on their way to and from
business the only question was as to how much ma.
l0r.ty did such one have for this. that or The other
SMcs saeh Complete Rejoicing T ovsT fsssdfs mas
A0t been known or witnessed in this city for years
past.
AMONG the POLITICIANS
Of the Mlnmany stripe-or, rather lately OF that
stripe very few could be found who had
voted The Tammany ticket-there was a gene
raj and genuine expression OF disgust
Among the most dsconsolate, however, are the
members OF the Boards OF Aldermen ana
Assistant Aldermen. They are very loud In their
complaints, and feeling very 'sore." are showing
Aer teeth against the leaders, ana evidently mean
mischief. One OF the confidential friends Of men,
Dor OF the Board in making q complaint 10 friend
yesterday demonstrated very clearly that
'.'' THERE ~ FUN 11HfAb
''Why look here" SAID he, 1.-THE members had 20
pay couple OF thousand each to have the bill put
through extending their term OF Office They were
sold by Hall aud Swceny that 1t was all right, and
we're assured that the Mayor would reappoint them
ION the quiet" just to make them secure: then
1t the last minute he says must go on the ticket
shen when they saw The way things were going
Hall sent messenger around hunting them up and
selling them to look out well to the Aldermanic
ticket as the rest was gone. Now he says they
heavy against them, cpd it's no use making an;
pght about II Now, ittney don't nold over ac-
e0ydng TO law how is II that
oGORMAN HOLDS ovER9
His term OF oIce was EXTENDED, so I'm told by good
ssinority, and he wasn't reappolpted, ana taSy
MCket II II hadn't been for the promises and
assurances that they made good many OF the mem.
g. 4 s ss.:s III; sEs' ; 1a' IA sS' AS
We right to the seats ama ey caa ev oa are ee
mined 70 raise low. iiall was 70 meet committee
ns Board oay N to %ee se aa
70 be there. They don't like that Kind oil treatment
enO they ANITA going to stand 1t. lustyo wait
port OF the Join, Committee comes out; may no
SemebOdy's eyes won't be opened ~
From the above II may DC Judged that there Is
EOube brewing, and that
the LAUNDRY FOR DIRTY LINEN
may soon be opened ana carried on with good run OF
business There must undoubtedly he stock enough to
give all hands employment anu while the late lead
srs quarrel among themselves The public can look
on and laugh or erieve, rs the Case may be. The
rOgues have fallen out and Is to be hoped that the
old saying may prove true anu honest men ger their
In relation to the situation and the complications
arising therefrom
md fhn hi NJ a
by the way, grew In number and magnitude as they
travelled about.
crowd or semIgenicel looking men who were
stanuing IN the City Hall ark, and we're gone up.
3 goin' to GIT anything. Green won't give it to US"
They started across the Park toward Park place,
when one bystander asked another, "What are
..Noa, zur; thar not Thar axe min."
'Axe mens What does that meanY What do
they do for their nOneyf''
sEhot do who dotn
'1hose fellows-the axe menu
The expression that Tweed had resigned ''sure,n
- the chap above alluded to observed seemed 10 he
given to inc in e o
ing papers. Another rumor was started, to the
enect ihat Mayor Han would resign and 1t was
JUDGE nLToN WILL RESIGN
fOm the Department; OF Parks; that he
would not remain there day alter Mr. Swceny
should leave. 1t was stated also that Hank Smith
intended TO get out OF the Police Board; that Hitch
man Wi;S tellnK Dau anu WOuiu leaVt tHe TiTe De-
partment. 1t was rumored further that Co.onel
Roberts would possibly be appointed on the Park
Commission, as he has lost some seventy five thou
sand dollars by the action OF the authorizes IN tax
Ing his property fOr the Riverside Park.
lngcrs0ll was arrested according TO rumor fully
IWenty times yesterday; but. according to tue
urbano and natty Judson Jarvis, he had not been
arrested, aud was supposed 10 be at his summer
residence In Morflstown or Orange ". j. IL WAS
ascertaned, however that InRersol Dere had called
upon the Sheriff and pronered ban for his boy. lie
was informed that the time for return or Tie pro.
cess naa expired and as yet there had been n o
notice OF extension The order had been returned
with the endorsement "Not found,n and no iurtier