New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-15

TIE MAYOR on POLITICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ABOUT NEW NDICTMENTs-CoMMlsoIoNER DAN-
EXPORTS CASE.
Mayor IIavemeyer has not yet prepared MS
answer to the charges embraced ;he letter OF Gov
DIX nor does inclined 10 say, even II he KNOWS
when the answer will he ready A TRIBUNE reporter
called upon him yesterday his Office. where he made
the following verbal statement: II have been very
busy for the past few days. and, although have given
"A much time rs could TO the matter the answer u not
ready nor vii be ready by tomorrow "wednesday
night There are matters for the past SIX mouths 10
look over. and volume of s,uf TO study through; ana
this be done In dav. especially Win the Other
duties that have 20 be performed. understand my
friend Mr. John Kelly. has hard at work There Is
large pack of wolves bowling around hut they never
howl the actual things II oppose the Gardner
Warehouse bill there is a lond OutcrY ABOUT 'he
| ballot. II I move in opposition to the BROOK
lyn blidgc-whch 1 look upon a. being no
less "A swind.e-all NewYork and Brooklyn
sets I'D howl that the balIOtbOX has been invaded.
Tammany Will protect the baotDOX when it gets into
power We all know that for they have given us good
evidence oft The weather very hot, and Alderman
Morris's dog ordinance is still in force have not
heard hat John Kelly has yet got muzze on his nose
and it, therefore will not do for him TO get very mad or
he may fad himself IN the receiving tank before ne
knows it, The majority of his followers already show
signs of hydrophobla, FOR they to have fearful
aversion to water"
At this point the Mayor laughed heartily. When
asked when the answer woui be ready, he replied
really do no; know; cannot tell; 1t is impossible
for to say. The work Is heavy, and the weathr IS
warm. / DO not know when it can be got ready"
at has been stated. Mr. Mayor, that the Governor
has to Albany purposey TO receive the document
at the capital"
Well If he waits there long enough he Will get IT.
That Is all can say about IT."
Many current IN official circles about the
City Hall yesterday in regard the rendicment of
Poioe Commissioners Charlick and Gardner. but they
could not be traced to any Trustworthy source Inquiry
at the District ,tOrney office elected the ct that the
matter had been brought to the notice oi the Grand
Jury yesterday morning, bu, that no conclusion had
been arrived at. Further testimony will be presented
to-day.
The DisrictAtiornev appointed yesterday Col George
W. Wiu-ate ana COL Fellows To prosecute the eght IN
specOrs OF election who have been indicted by the
Grand jury for interfering with the ballot, aud for com
hitting Other Otnses against the Election law during
the general election OF 1873. The indicted inspectors
have given bail for their appearance at the General
sOns, wnee 1t is expected they VIII be tfled at an carry
day.
An unwafrlnted statement made to the effect
Yesterday that proc edugS were pending In the case Of
de. rlcAttOrucy Phelps. with to his Indictment
and was ascerained That no proceedings had been
begun had any been even contemplated, against
the DIstrct-AttorIey.
Commissioner Davenport messenger yesterday
10 inquire of Col George W. Win-ate whether not ho
which he is charged AMI so, he desired 20 be served
with Il copy of the papers. Coz. Wngae replied thtt he
counsel IN tie matter, and would SEND nm COPY
of the papers when they were prepared.
TRIBUNE reporter called Yesterday afternoon on Col
their contents; but was Informed that Commissioner
Davenport had requested c0py OF the d0cun me
counsel did not tmnR would be fair TO allow the pnD
cation their b. fore the copy bad been served
upon Inc Commissioner, or even 10 permit Nnopss Oh
the papers TO appeir He could not say what would
result from the trihl OF Commissioner ID Venpor' or
even what course Oi procedure would be adopted.