The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-04


In regard TO the memorials; but the general
impression seems TO be that nice little
ousted and Rosa be ihrown overheard at the same
time. The memorial asking for the new election In
ate Complies s with the Of the voters In tue
Fourth district the citizens will be able to go TO
Rosa may howl about his right the seat declared
vacant. No one here appears TO take much notice
OF the contestant and 1t Is said that those VINO are
SECRETS OF THE SENATORS
understand perfectly well that the antiTweed people
OF the district are very anxious that he should
take Tweed's place, provided they are allowed the
Rosa served well the purposes Of his managers az
the election; but II remains 10 be seen tney VIII
ROssA's MEMORIAL.
Rossa's memorial presented in the Senate declares
that he received q majority OF the votes In the
Fourth Senate district II legally counted; that
large number counted for tweed were cas-, Dy aliens
that at least six thousand votes were
cast IN that way; that the Ire, registration
tickets destroyed; that the Inspectors Of Eec-
ton were men OF no character or standing; that the
cared by the canvassers was Q fraud; that up.
wards OF SIX Thousand votes allowed TO Tweed
should have been allowed TO Rossa that therefore.
the petitioner asks an Investigation into these
COMPTROLLER GREEN'S BILL.
A Dill VIII be Introduced In the Senate tomorrow
by senator Benedict when Is to provlde
Of New nn 9oK the eSsunS e f S,sy
months, BY the expiration Of which time
government VIII be in operation. The bill Is pre-.
pared by Comptroller Green, who Is now here,
yorlty SIDE 1t provides Tor the ralslog Of the neces
sary funds for me payment Of delclencies and ar
ferred 6y the Tweed charter on the board OF APP
pSssSaS drafted ~ the sV eomproer empo%srns
that officer to settle all outstanding clams against
authority appoint reference for SUCH claims, 10
which they should be referred for Arbitration. In
case the judgment OF the referees should be against
the claimant no appeal from their decision was TO
be allowed, but in case the referees decision should
pe In favor Of the claimant the Comptroller TO
THE POWER TO REVIEW AND REVERSE
them, were unwilling to enrust SO great power In
tne hands Of any single officer and hence this lea
inc noauo osa Os viii pqosaSyy
give authority to the Comptroller 70 settle only q
but this clause may be entirely stricken out IN
the Senate and the bill made simply temporary
the lack Of Pe po%ep 70
or apply money for the purposes Of the city
Dill shall be pushed through both Houses tomor-
row by means OF suspension OF the rules, there
+ urgent need Of immediate legislation 70 enable
| the government Of the city OF New York to 90 ON.
Under these circumstances 1t Is highly prpbabe
tnat one House or the other Will strike out ali un-
nee essary provisions and allow claims against the
city to 60 owe r until some fnal means may Dc pro-
vided for tn cir adjustments
The Fourth District Juds eship-Rcport Of tho
Auditor Of the Canal Observation-Disclosures.
ments by the Trensnror nnd Comptroller
Confirmation Of NOtaries Public.
ALBANY, Jan. 8, 1872.
According to the mutual arrangement, the Ques-
ton as to the title OF Judge Samuel w. jackson,
appointed by the Governor, or Judge Joseph Potter,
elected by the people, TO the Judgeshlp OF the
Fourth Judicial district, was argued before the
General Term Of the Supreme Court ana decided by
that tribunal to-day in favor OF Judge Potter. Tho
counsel OF Judge Jackson, as was expected, Will
carry the case to the Court of Appeals, which meets
on the 18Th inst, aud Its final decision will be
speedily pronounced.
REPORT ON THE CANALS.
The report OF the Auditor OF the canal Depart
menu shows that the surplus revenues OF the
ca nails for the fiscal year ending September 80 1871
were 1881, $50 O.. Inis, however. includes part OF
the navigation season oil 1870 The net receipts Of
the Two fiscal years compare as iollows:-
1870 f539,9i4 81
lon......... 9ol,5oo Ol
The total outstanding canal debt Is 81, 9es. 40
under secton OF article Of the Oonstitutlon was
overdrawn $500 760 65 In payment OF the interest
Of the enlargement debt, amounting to ST. 5ea 900.
which becomes due on the LIST OF July next must DO
there nave been Deficiencies during sa the past two
years the requirements OF the constitution may
t Se met with even nn wise m, manasemens OF
duced tolls. He urges more economical
administration, and especially closer adherence
to the proper limits o! ordinary repairs The intro
ducIlOn OF some instrumentality which shall reduce
the time of the trips, whether 1t be steam some
other force, he urges without making any specific
TREASURY APPOINTMENTS.
State Treasurer Rames has made the following
appoinments:-D. O. Ellis, OF Monroe county, de-
putty; Q. Il. Phelps. Of New York. cashier; Il. q.
Wood, OF saratoga county, check clerk
APPOINTMENTS BY THE COMPTROLLER
pointmeuts:-Pn Phelps, OF Albany, Deputy;
Henry Gallon, Of Albany, Second Deputy; George
john srien " Of Buao, warrant cerK g. A. Full
Ter. OF albany Entry Clerk; George r. Langdon, OF
saanU Gsik ~ dneS W. Pars
Troy, Chief Tax Ulerk; Tax Clerks George FIske, Of
Bunalo; Thomas a. schuyler and Charles j. aims
ana Benson Van Wart, Of -, and John Van
CONFIRMATION OF NorARIEs PUBLIC
me Senate In executive session confirmed the
appointments OF the following named Notaries Pup
:. NEW YORK-William " Archer, William B. Aitken,
Henry = Aswater augustus T. ANDERSON ahn william
Herman Albert Samuel Adler benjamin Browne,
Harold A. Bagley, Nathan Berliner, Richard A.
RMTS% s George Bray Dans Ssm'n Sos.w ns
Charles M. Brown, Thomas Brennan. WI.
H. G sue Edwa bsse ys%ss Bo5m
imngdae, Charles Batchelor, James Chew, Spencer
HVe w PaaCx DSHPp e. buSee Erase
DominlcR, Rudolph Duion, Charles W. Darling,
Thomas J. Doran, James w. Fisher, Norris !. Fried
lander, Charles FrlIsch william Furness Joseph II. |
Fairbanks, Isaac Fry, James O'COnnor FaDb, Me-
lanctnon II. forrInan, George N. Gardiner, Victor
Girdudy, EDWARD Grimm, Charles GOeller, Henry A.
Gumbiet0n, Lawrence Gardener, J. b. Greene X. M.
Gallaway, Heaman Gerth, Ernst G. +. Gasteyger,
George Goldmark, George w. Gallinger, George Il. |
Holt, J. Frank Helyer Bernard Hess, Thomas q. |
nillhouse. Asahel r. Herlck, Frederick Hegemann, |
T. Banneire Hoe, john Hough. CHARLES T. Hill, |
Charles J. q. HaD, Charles O. Jollne Mark W. |
Jones, Andrew Il, Josline, Charles A. Jamln, Henry
Kossing, Charles L. Lyon Frank Il. Law.
rence, Theodore Llientnal. Henry LleD-
enau. Ferdinand Levy James p. Lacombe
Edward ". Lawrence, George y. Layer, Thomas II. |
Lee. Win. r. Lee, Montague L. Marks John T. |