The New York herald., 1879-10-01

number of bills and wrote letters the rest of those
present talked. smoked and yswned. The change
eleven o'clock. A large crowd OF politicians then
nied into the room. headed by Messrs.
Trsneh and Morrison wnsssr
had been in his for some time. The crowd found
standing room as best they could and the air OF the
fumes of tobacco. Mr.. +. NJ. bangs took
seat by Mr.. MacLean. His presence caused
sow sra0 but no great result % seemed to
ing to order and moved that certain bills
be audited. This was voted down. when
Anti-Tammany list of inspectors be appointed.
Mr. French moved as an amendment that the alter
nate names on the other democratic list be substi-
Mr.. Morrison did not know that the statute gave
any claim to the members of the Board Of either
political faith to nominate three instead
or two inspectors in each district. that
he was not advised that the persons proposed by Mr.
French were of any different faith from those al
ready nominated by his section of the Board
votes ON the original motion and the amendment
resulted in equal divisions
1 The clock then struck twelve whereupon Mr..
Wheeler moved adjournment
That motion being defeated the matter of the ap-
pointment of poll clerks was taken up.
The Board continued wrangling at two O'Clock
this morning. with no prospect Of an adjournment.
| THE EXTRAORDINARY TERM ORDERS.
The recent decisions of tho extraordinary General
Term of the Supreme Court given effect yester-
DAY Dy the entry or the formal orders.
The following is the order in the OF the Police
commissioners:
1 AT an extraordinary General Term of the Supreme
Court held House. in the city of New York
on the 18th day Of September Present the Honor
able Noah Davis. Presiding Jusce the Honorable John
Brady, the Honorable George Z. Barrett. Associate
Justices.
The people OF the State New York the rotation of
Robert c. Van Wyck Timothy j. Campbell John T. Cum
ming, William II. Socor. George Langbcin and Denis
Quinn against Dewitt G. Wheeler Stephen B. French.
Charles \. MacLean and James f. Morrison.
certain orders having heretofore w.t. tho 26th
and 2Ith of September. 1872 issued out of tho
Special Term Of this Court ut Chambers, requiring
the above named respondents to show cause ut
this time and place why msndamns should not
Issue commanding the Board Of Police select
inspectors of election such required by
law and also whether the persons referred in tho a
davit Of the said relators dated the 18th day OF Ssptem
ber 1879 are not the persons who should be
pointed And the matter coming on for hearing hearing
Eied appearing in behalf Of the rolators and
Mr.. William c.. Whitney, Counsel to the Corpor-
alton. In behalf of the Respondents. Now after
hearing David Dudley Field and Edwin w. Slough
James Eo Francis N Bangs and Francis Lynde Steson
in favor of the after reading fling
adavits Of resaors Of Charles f. MacLean. John c.
Jacobs. Daniel s. Lamont Seth Hawley Daniel B. II as
given thereto it is hereby ordered that the said appca
tion for writ of mandamus be- and the hereby
denied with with leave however, the roators
the If they should be advised after
the LIST day of October, 1879
Enter. GEORGE c. BARRETT. J. s. C
An order was also entered in the of x-police
Commissioner Nichols in conformity with the de-
cison Of the Court restraining the further prosecu-
ton Of the certorari proceeding before judge ut
m mbera.