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The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13

- According to q recent letter from The
pat! correspondent Of the National In'eii-
geicer, il appears li.at public executions are
ofraEe occurrence u Paris, and that the Gull
'otine "a machine for scye:ing the head from
the body al blow, and named after DIR Gull
lotine, who invented ii is the only mode Of
punishment for capital offences. Ii IS !.
tradition Of DR. Gu'oine,' seys the same let
meant 10 temper capital punishment ni'h the
mercy Of the creates; despatch, simplicity and
certIi;,Ie' =
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13
PORT OF WIL.NI.N NGTC.N,.
.4RRJTED.

Jan 3. Brig Trojan, Buckner, from n York.
Brig Belle, Myers, from N York.
4. Br brig Fiumstead, Small from Grenada.
Brig Echo. Messer, from Mstanzas.
Brig Cornea, Given, from Gaudaoupe.
6. Schr Sarah Ann, Willis, from New River.
s. Brig Gazee, Glover, from Bermuda.
9. Schr Illinois, Dowd from Charleston.
CLE.4RED
Jan 7. Schr Saeadahock, Simpson, to Porto Rico.
Schr Emery, Drummond, TO Cuba.
Schr Cornelius, Falkenburs, to N York.
Schr E Messcrole, Lorins, TO n York
6. Br brig James, Ray, to Nassau, N. P.
Brig Belle. Myers 20 n York.
Brig Harriet, Brown, to South side Cuba
Brig Uncle SAM Bacon, to Havana.
Schr Jonas Smith, Mills, to n York
Schr Vaihal'a, Haynes, to New York.
Schr Thames, Sawyer. to Antigua.
Sc.r Advent, Robbins. to Porto Rico.
3. Schr Ellen, Boon, 20 Philadelphia.
Schr Sarah Ann, Willis, TO New River
masted schr Aurora, Chase, 70 Gaudaioupc.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13

OREGON.-We see by the papers that
Mr. Packenham has been sen, to this country
by the British Cover nment, with instructions
to negotiate tiuaily upon the Oregon question.
We should like 10 know what necessity exists
fer negotiation. Negotiation is only neces-
sary where two countries have claim 10 a
territory bu, the British Government have
no more rig ut 10 the Oregon, according to
history, than they have TO plantation IN the
moon. The American Government should
have nothing to do with British negotiators
| about Oregon, bu, warn the Hudson Bay
Company to leave il; aud then extend the
laws Of the U. States over the Territory. To
| enter into negotiation with England about
Oregon, would be just like u possessed
OF plantation negotiating with stranger to
see which should have it. Every American cit
izen should be opposed TO any such negutia-
| ton, aud the British negoilator sent back
with 2 flea IN his ear"
% Mcssrs Shelton s. Mallory, in Viii
mngton. advertise patent Bee Hives for sale,
!
Those who have Bees should certainly get
one of those hives. II would be we'll if the
advertisers were TO name the price IN their
advertisement.
| PASSED.-It will be seen by the Con-
gressiona! proceedings, lha, the bill TO refund
Geni. Jackson's fine passed the House by a
very large majority, the Sth inst, being the
! Anniversary Of the battle.
We take pleasure in stating that every
whig member from North Carolina, who was
ID the House, voted for the bill; and we are
glad 10 see that when a question involving
national gratitude
vested the,
| done
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13

- Some learned espondent Of the
last Observer sets out 10 teach the public
grammar, il the course Of which ne says s |
here leave long blank TO be filed up by
some abler haud-and none more a5ier than
,ourseif'
That is tall talk for grammarlan. Il is
probable ihat that correspondents is ssa4ore
abte,,@ 10 puff an editor Than 10 teach gram
'' support me elegantly while faint"
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13

The Legislatures of New York and Penn
lvania are now in session.
There Is man in Mississippi named p.
uary. A very wintry name.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13

e. The shortuess Of Mr. Hoke's letter of
Of acceptance doesn't seem to please lhe long
editor Of the Wilmington Chronicle, vel!
the rest Of the gentlemen OF the whg press.
Well; i n1atteFs little nothing, gentle
men, whether YOU like it or not II il had
been long, you would not have been pleased
with ii; and as ii is short you not pleas
ed, and you would not have been satisfied
with il, in any shape that it could have appear
ed but the short and the tong Of the matter is,
;hat we democrats dom, care fig about your
dispeas;re; now you've got ii.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13

GEORGIA ELECTION The returns
Of the recent election in Georgia for mem
Der Of Congress, come 10 very slowly. but it
is pretty certain tia, Cenl. Cincb, The whg
candidate, will be elected BY considerable ma
!ortty. lie was a General in the u. s. Ar
my, and was the victor at the celebrated battle
oI W'shiAcoochee. He resigned his com
mission q, on account Of some difficulty with
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13

The Small Pox prevails to considerable
extent at Columbus, Ohio.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13

A REVEREND SENAToR.-Senator Col
quit, of Georgia, who is local Methodist
minister. breaches occasionally at the differ
ent churches in Washington city. He is one
| of the most eloquent and powerful preachers
connected With that Church.-Bais. Sun.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13

A DREADFUL MURDER.-W ilIam c..
Clarke, Esq, gentleman highly respected
in Mississippi, was deliberately murdered in
the town of CaroI,on, on the 18th ult., by a
printer named Joseph Lancaster, VINO shot
him dead in front of the court house with a
double barrelIed pistol. The balls entered
the eyes of Clarke, and be Eel! dead on the
spo,.-Bait,mcre Sun.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13

How CAME IT THERE THE ST. Louis
New Era of the 2sth u., states ,ha, piece
of cedar has been exhibited to the editor, the
history of which is as follows: Lu digging a
well a. Bunker Hill, Illinois, at the distance
of 53 feet below the surface, they came to a
cedar hog, embedded in the earth, and extend
ing across the well. 1t was cut off-was
found to be six inches through-and in a
good state of preservation. The town of
Bunker Hill is situated in the middle Of a
large and level prairie-aud the gentleman
who has it ia his possession, aud who is bit
of a yankee, sswants to know how that log of
cedar got down there?'
The Ieoislatres of New York md penn.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13

u. S. BANk.-A meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the United States Bank was held in
Philadelphia on Tuesday last. The report
showed that The amoun: Of notes Withdrawn
ffom circulation is about $500, 200, and
that the amount outstanding is reduced to
ST 100000. A move was made towards the
reduction Of the salaries of the trustees, which
now amount in the aggregate 10 SIP, 2,o0o.-
Baltimore Sun.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-01-13

Al Sheeting Fayetteville e manufacture, cts.yd
Cotton OsnabarSs, Little River manufacture 0 sfs
80 inch sheetnC, &
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-02

and isisd q qsist Tie roar AL. sna lhs
gals goa Il ne Old 2omam; bus Il lask ri
soais u rsbhia. shd sssE - aseh .ssale-
dis and saap6ae and hnizhotn sad burnl
hsa's lssihefs. % bring her loo. and fhen
she soaida'l siay bsuAe 100 morne'n q
mint. lore she'd heel over sgsn. and
] Do 'blaess Il hey hsda'l bsans little
Henry Clay dnsa 20 she eosld zee him
shd iefl h,m and hear him sqnsll. che
Hsser sosld gal her senses asin. She
sini mors's bali u hersslf ,il. AT lie
gals kin do. ihey saa'i make her rnder.
stand The April Pool bisiness. snd abe
w0n't lft 40 body csc bni herself harse
slis baby ever ssnse.
As soon asl bad line 70 .hink lille, A
wss 50 monslrans glad lhxt il warha no
worse eoelsla's sisy mad . nh tie gala.
Dot i hell yoB whsi | vas terrible Isahy
tdfa fss minis. ! daa', believe in ihas
April fonlip. Last year tl,e gals deul'd
sse almost 10 deash Riih their nunsense,
sosin Up The legs Of nv iro~ses, bon in
holes - ihe saier-aould. 90 act nv boz
som al oser when seni 10 dsiak. snd
bsndin The handle OF lhe longs. and ebi.in
tie eo~hiIe bottoms Of The cheers loose
= isll through 'em when ! 1eni'lo sci
dosn, and al sch desilneni. know the
bible ses Tiers tine for 4 | tmngsi bui |
think The leaa body has % do with fool
hasintss u sny time The better Tor EN-.
% monstrnns frsd 81 such doins myself,
ED 4 | didn'. think the gals had got lhrr
filI Of April luoIln this time. Id try 10 gii
q slmynsck nsxtyear aha, didn't have no
hrsi day % April i'm Il. No more from
Your ifiend. 4 II teih.
Jos. JcNEs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-02
MR.. CLAY'S VISIT TO PETERS.
49,. zx nIlRG.

We are about To undertake The perfar-
nance Of duty which We feel ourself NJ
terly incompetent properly 10 discharge.
To give an account of The scenes
which were enacted ia Petersburg dur.
ing Mr.. Clsy's shor, visit to us--to de-
scribe The joy which illumlned the faces oi
the thousands no were assembled TO vel.
come him 10 our Town--and 10 tell OF the
enthusiasm which his presence exci'ed
wherever he went, would require pen
az vigorous as our own is feeble. @-~<
~ Mr.. Clay left the beautiful and hnspits-
q'e city OF Raleigh on Thursday morning,
accompanied by large eoncourse Of Peo
pie, aud arrived in Petersburg q, hall pas,
9 O'clock. P. NJ. of that day. At every
Depot and water Station on the road
crowds of people were assemhlsd---som,
10 take look at the Great Man OF tbe age
and many to join she Cars and accompa
ny him to Petersburg.
The day was vel and Indictment, bu
wind and weather were no, able 10 over
come The desire Of the People 10 do no
nor b. MIN 10 whom honor was 50 emf
nsn,ly due--snd when the Train rsache.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-02

. Mar your rich soil.
EIshsrans, ualars's heller blessings pour
O'er ssssy Land.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

~ VIC need waste no more words on the h@l-
falo Courier. Our position on the Slavery quef-
ton is simply this Personally I'VE regard Slavery
as all wrong, in principle, in policy andin its effects
on human well-bclug; but We do believe that
the spirit OF the Federal Constitution forbids ou'
carrying this question into our elections unocf
that Constitution. When we arc convinced That
VIC ought not in any case to vote for slavc-hoi-
der, we shall feel constrained to take ground
openly and manluy, for a dissolution OF t!c
Union. Wehod, then, that neither Mr. Clay nor
Mr. Van Buren, has any claim to the votes oil tie
Aboli,unists as Abotionists, but that each should
vote as his opinions on the great questions PFac-
ticaly in issue in the Presidential contest shall
dictate. Those who arc for the Tariff, Nation
al Currency and the Land Distribution, should
vote for Clay; if for onc-sidcd Free Trade, Sub
Treasury, and against Distribution, they should
vote for Van Buren, So Cassius NJ. Clay arows
that he shall vote with the Wings, not as an
A5olitonst, but because apart from Abohonis'n,
he is Wing. We trust those Abolltlonists who
are Wings will do likewise, and that those WHO
arc Loco.F ocos viii vote for Van Burcn. But
the Courier, in saying that Aboiionists may
consistently vote for Van Bwcn, but not Tor Clay,
and thus attempting to make party capital out ol
Abolition, virtually aims hard blow at all South
crn men of its own party. That is the whole
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
Article ".
Cn1IpFNS tTIDN OF OFFICERS.

/. The compensation Officers and patEonen named u
this law shall BE- Icd By tkc togiEqgh coHHIn pit sa no.
eIccgd The tDl0Nfag sums ~ mt Chef oil Police enc Hpu
sand five hundred dollars, Special J>tct> one Thousand Nt
hundred oars Clerks OF Police eight hundred dollars Gap
taifs Patrol hundred dollars ASSISTANT ltpu! ne
hundred and ilty dollars Policemen. nf hndfed anu ny
dollars Police Officers whoa eni cut OF the tO'i! on ap'
business. shall te allowed all necessary perst' IlNh ui
beng and aapoyc be- the Mayor ami d!ow G
by the Board uf Supervisor.
No fees OF compensation shall Ire CHARGED or received by
officer Tor the al pt-ler ~ rf iii.c " lo
receiving ans prisoner INTO prison. dscarsns HIM iron
and no shall he Charged or received iOi
the is,ul. of slhppng OF CHER process or il
the iau- Of complaint bail affidavit. except n herela
pr,v;ed iHy Diacistsat. F officer 'piGtns TIE pow
of ;l section shall De -u;ty oi seGnca ana shh
BE- u;uc-: to the pans Et pcnliucs "T such an offence
In case ccmpiHt> Tor assaults nnd batteries the III
>ate NAV REQUIRE thSt TIE complainant pas The ICES heretofore
authorized by law. II case the examination 'ews hat ,be
complain; JUS, and LEGAL The 1-tru;e shall rtut sucii e
the complainant Should said complaint be frivolous or ma
rou ~ the magistrate may charge 10 tc coia!
and rcoye from him all the costs AMI is now authorizes
such slrss, winch costs ana i sla pe pal ~ le
clerks who shat monthly pay ull such fees INTO the Cy ca
sy. accompanyn such payment wIih an adny or aiiiTi
a;ion that the paid all the ies received by Them iul
any mater or cause specified III this section 80
In the City ah County oi New Ork there snail he nc
fees charged received upon procs@inss upon
OF hahsGs corpus either by the 1de or commissioned
granting tcl. or by the ceT er.G- tei1 or the iauf oi
their oers ana the Judge before whom lire matter lh
be hen shi 1 the be br.lable ard the nTnoun OF ba
shall have been ye, by the committing -te. only deter
mine whether the party lawfully committed oa legally
cGrgelbe WITH the offence imputed and snail moi afludcate
the question o bail: the amount oil ba! ordered BY it
Count having jurisdiction OF the offence or which the prisoner
committed anu officer yOlaiiD. the
this section shall bc guilty oil fenenncr Gld shall t sub
Ject 10 the p2Il> and penalties Tor such offence.
Ehc salaries OF the Captains Assistant Captains and Pa
tromen. shall be paid be- the Comptroller by warrant
monthly The Captains OF the Patrol shall receive the oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
From Canton.

The ship Natchcz, Capt Waterman, arrived al
this port Saturday morning in 81 days from Car
t9n, whence she sailed Jan. 9Th. Her advlces arc
considerably later.
There is little news. An opium clipper at Can
ton from Bombay reports that our Ambassador
Hon. Caleb Cushing, had arrived there, and taken
passage in the Brandywinc for Canton oi course
he was daily expected there.
The Overland Mail from England had not ~
rived when the Natchcz sailed.
The October Pckin Gazette states that at tho
request Of the Governor General of Fekeea and
Chckeang Lew, the Emperor had pardoncd s@ve-
raj officers condemned 10 death, fer having run
away in the face Of the cnemy-thc Governor
aforesaid having proved 10 the Empc7oT, that
the culprts defended themselves to the lsst-that
they were made prisoners and subsequently escap-
| cd from the enemy
The officers through whose neglect the dikcS
| had given way, and the inundation so fatal and
so distressing to Il part of the empire had cnsucd,
are not 10 be treated as leniently. They arc to
DC executed.
The latest dates from the United States at
| Hong Kong were Of l7.h July.
The American bark Valparaiso, arrived AT Hong
Kong from the Eastern Coast on 9th JANUARY
On the itll, TIC Frederick Warren sailed for Ma
nia.
Dates from Annoy arc to the 9th June. Sick
ness TO dreadful extent was prevalent at no
langsu. During the preceding month 4S6 Cases
had been treated In the Hospital, although the
garrison numbcrs only 416 men.
The Hong Kong Price Current OF 9TH January
quotes American Drngs and Domcstics as Ian
guild, and OF slow sac-Priccs, for Domestcs Of
40 yards, 50 81 to 2 60 per piece; Drills, OF 80
yards, - 20 to , %.
Iron and Lead dull, no sales reported of either.
Opium greatly Representatives, alarmed, and
only purchasing from hand TO mouth.
OF exports-Siks, none in market scarcely
OF black tcas-Congo considerable purchases
making. In Souchong, nothing doing, no fine
teas remaining. OF green teas coasidsrabepur-
chases had been made Of Hyson Skin.
Exchange on London, mos. bills, Il for the
dollar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
BY This Mornings Mail.
Thing. ia Philadelphia.
t0rn~p0tlutIFtU I Nv "" 'VTH '''''''''
PHILADELPHIA An-,I 2I-NI

A FIRr-A DIsTrRBtScE-lHE SABBATH Dis
er,orp-Abont O'Clock thi porng iiFs broke IN d.
back pnit al reicctos. - Nai"'''ire .io" SS'n ~
o9It If se bnldns occupies. By C. H. Gaeea % AID g
hi s..;uni considerable damage nom b.
Loot Quantity Of water brought 10 0eHI upon u
Aiier I,s tire, disturbance occ!ch b-wc;i fnSrnSs8
Good VII Hpsc ard several menlDe' aunfheu 20 ne Inn
-. me Police c,1oIc Of about twenty lsr or
one o the uad4-s teliuw known ~ l>h NIKE ani tsk
m 10 the sigyuts Office. This aui stop 70 al ief t
Guilty. -, ,.,,. f.r ,,,,,c-,r, f,i,. ,,,...
nj the urshbOhuvl OF the .Gfibs esn" ana ht-- hons,
particularly the D'''cts cfO"ded ~ ,l so i' 90
others ~ tho great Annoyance OF ou ci,zeN fadcA.
cSr o,S, law hut to enforce er nno;hcf matter
A<uruER !IaE.-hbout l O'Clock oU Saturday
morning large iranle buiinc t,ulce street ar
,, >;,eyci ~ ir. together with quantity %; elHrte
,psls hnrncss &c. Part 81 the building was o"enped
,gs,,, escaped i:oin tie iaineS learn that the u
the shop John Dery has been bnTn ga, upon i0if Gfeal
ccca.ios Two brck buildings m Pine street were aho
"s SeiciUx.-A poor man named George Richards
byir a w;. and * children. committed suede yes,etiay
morning by hangin hun.ell with a,'ach.d 10 'a,r
ihe rarrct OF m hou'c, s'1eA9mskoa street hegsnstF-
SryrgNcE-licnry W. Gau!t and sylvester faI-
br, two professional gentlemen conyc Of hecp.ns q
rsI, house ~ Fifth street.. oppose the mayors once
Sentenced yesterday the former to / Ind nc iate' u nai
''"I br@GIARY.-Y morning til. boo, and
,ho store Of WEI Brown. ~ gpaf-''tee' 2e'r Tenth
5nrstrousIy entered AM robh .! abo", '~ IA bots 'h.
| SC. &c. ...i....;,,,,
| SrocEs.--A fair amount oi business "oS done IN
oL. an Saturday NJ prices showing no very ecnia Chang,
S,i - oncnCri nj 81 and closed inn at o an mpfoye
mem; Of - Tie sales reached $sol. Tennessee . xca'
ny 4. - ,,.,,,e,,,.,c-S and NI,cb,,ic. Re-,
81 Is 10 DOES slCg COUNTY s. lsN Oil = ]! ,Aao
j. ,,-> md MECHANICS BanS, i3i Sl61 Tennessee S. s.
!. sr,sS pIante:s BqnS "fenn Hat, 20 do Do .o
:,cV kentucky Bonds ei' SlcO tty - 30 ~ sSa
-, II ,ilrnaI Ror!s g. - shares |. =. Sank Ia Z.
TSnS,yi,ana Bank 81; no do Wilmington Rarosd rs
.l6 C.1 ,atc - 7I.; S coo do b. , lint o. sou Dc
~ 40. 40 90 10 l. W. ~ SOB b. hat. 81.
$0Hd Board 10 >harrN rn.Iea Bunk ct Tenn ~ s. =
Ia >,hry IA R,uA, cs>h ana paid SSb State j.
h. ; ..s; Is =; s3so dc d. HAT. o. SSNo do Z " Ok.
Siir NtWs-Cie0red yeSterdoy Afternoon
r.,l r.n Jsnvier Narcotics; Caremont. russell. Nes
Orleans Tnk, Erge Boston; Bs , Soe It, A AE Ba
Rid Newly rk: CnIbarine Amanda. Teal. Richmond U:
ion. Gottngham. Ba,mnEe WGs,cot, nRGe Wilmington
NJ Henry Csc SteeraU. do: AicNenGeF NJ Lon; Bpsor
iicnry Rec, Bay.sS ArNaEdna, ut; Jum Nanflde: WI
| nlnrion NJ: Bare Oneida, Ncw-i ork.
| dyyirel-Sch,s Gov. Bennett. DenckSon. day
to, N,,yY or.. Patriot Eldtjsc. days from Troy. !
Nm Brown, Bumpus idays itom Ne" Bedford,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
Article III.
OF APPOINTMENTS AND REMOVALS.


SECTION |. The Chief of Police shall be nominated by the
Mayor the Common Counc and with Their approval ,fail
be @ nc 5s S mayor S e the S OF New YIN
ns'S S resident 81 o e bod b H' S for e
the Ci.y aud County shall yacntcts g1ice.
flied in the same manner and Tor the residue Of the ar
g. The tdenan. Assistant Adefnan and the assessors OF
" ard hnl yearly nominate o the Mayor one tnpii OF
Police one rst ASSISTANT Captain and one second Nssi,tgn;
Captain and u many Policemen rs the Wad may ne entitled
nominated Should the Mayor reject such nominations,
for such :ac,s Each OF ,nd persons nominated the
Nayor must citizen of the United States citizen OF the
stole of New York, and aud resident OF the " at Tor winch
he !, nominated A niice shall. be filled IN like
manner AID from the Ward shall yacate either OF sad
l. The Captains of Police shall have power t? suspend P9
cemcn from office for cnn,e an the special Justices nan
have Ike power IN reference 10 Fohcenen ATTENDING tef
COultf. In all such ~ SUSPENSION, the officer maxim. ~
Mayor such SlapcnSlon. N wTInG winch n"tice Sil ciy
the GROUNDS of such suspension ana contain me hain " lS
from any person complaints Tor cause against the Chci OF Po
lcc. Captains. Assistant; Captains Hi Policemen m eacl "a e
the aroused be rveG afford !n an opportunity TO be
heard i, his defence The l,ayo'>hai examine witnesses upon
the charges md defence and nay for cause remove the nc
cusc r5u Office OF restore HIM duty. The testimony shall
be reduced 10 writing. which testimony l3Fe'her WI. e
cl,ion OF the Mayor tercon shall te ieH III te c OF 'c
Cis;., Of Tie Common tounc!. =.
The MayoF shall at leas, every three months report to
Common Council the ci IN" Police. IL pdcticti
OPERATION with such information ~ bI> poession u ia
promote the welfare and efficiency oi the department win ic
suggestions i he may deem proper. a.,
6. In making appointments Under thu article. tire Alder
men Assi,t2u; Aldermen uld ASSESSOR shall meet 10 tner
majority ri iiein ,iai nn quorum the Alderman shal PIE
sic aud in ms absence the Assistant idermGn ard iEnl2ry
Of those present shall determine their acton they a kee
minute, of their proceedings and nil questions snail ire decided
By nye. md nays the names oie emer stall be recorded
they waited they hal .fii>''i |" tie qyoI cert.ie 81
their ionulro. M!iich certificate. with the determination .!
the Navot endnr,si iereo sinai! - ic IN the office OF the
Clerk of the Common Council. ~
There slslIbc kept in the Maycrs office hnna IN winch
shall he entered the OF the tIel u Police 81 ench Gap
Lam A,.au Captain and Policemen oeRch Ward; the time
OF is a.pnnimen' the pe,ipi fgf winch h. appointed and
the time s Office viii expire the .; ans removal from
Office or the recurring Of Il vacancy
The Ch:ei Pase, Captains, Assistant CAPTAINS ana
Policemen shall subscribe ana take. before lie Mayor The con
,tuiunn oath Of ccc. winch outt >ha be i!eG IN e once
LII I.rL Of The Common L.nunri.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
Article II.
OF CHIEF OF POLICE.

VI 7 IT W
Srcrv; l. The offices o Inspector oi Hacks. pnn,Ses.
,sS md Itr rnier>. Inspector and Deputy Inspector at
stages Inspector ui Superintendent 81 LANDS ind Places
NE hereby abolished and all tie duties performed be- said oi-
af be- pcrticd bv the Zine, ui Police aided and assist
ed ty the aDains 81 Pul'ce ASSISTANT Captains cl Piicc aud
by the Policemen. N pursuance o the l-, and Issio, ot
ordinances of tie Common Council
The Ch.l C Ulcc and Tor the CITY and County oi
NewY ork hal pusscs the powers OF Justice OF the Police
Court IN entertain complaints all cases when crimes have
been conmit,cl t. issue pecep; Tor the arrest Of the per
.,,n CHARGED with having committed crime and 10 commit
the !r arrested and Nil such cases shall proceed N TIC
,1e innnncHnnd be- governed By all laws renting Police jus
tic, m like ease. aud shall also posses .i the powers nov pos
>eed by Marshal. appointed h the inyor ot the CITY 81 New
ave of the Police Department. IL. shall obey and the
Police Department unef Inn obey the rules aud regulations
rr.c,ct b. the Mayor AccuiLiGCe with The laws al the
United States hs Stale and the ordinance OF The Common
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