The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-09
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BROOKLYN ISteIliQeuce

THE NEw PoLIcx-rhs Watch Department was dis
banded on Tuesdsy evening last and last night the
police, such were sworn in CONNIE need their
duties The city has been divided into police districts.
The frst comprising the First Third and Fouth wards
the second, the second and firth wards; the third
the Sixth and Tenth, and The fourth the Seventh and
Eleventh wsrds Thus II ~il BE- that the Eighth
and Ninth wards are stil unprovidsd for. This mum.
Der of men including captains and Assistants will be
10 TO each OF the nine wards or l4i n all The sAla
per annum to tie captains 81 so per day to the a.ss
tants and 81 81 per day TO each OF tho officers Those
ar,ady approved and sworn in yesterday, wsre:-
Frst District Captain Joel Smith; assistant cap
tain, first ward james Rrown; privates, Patrick
Mcksnney, Nell Mccaul.y, Dennis Keller, Abel Hsw-
hins Thoma, Harold John Curry, James Collins WIN,
Wbitehill George W Larkn, Charles Wilson Michael
Killing. John simpson, James Murphy, John A. Craig,
and Samuel Myers Third ward Charles Hartshorne,
Finlay Barr jeremiah Lsut, Jeremiah Murphy. Ames
Hubbs. Thomas Bowers, Stephen l.. Swift, Thomas
Waters, George Coleman Charles FROST, Henry Elias
Dewitt Read, and John Matthews Fourth ward
Assistant captain George Latham Isaac Nor
George Russell Edward Phillips Pstt soper; Thomas
Booth; Ed. Glover; Vim. Balantiu.; Horace Brown;
plstt Powell; Aurry snedeker; Bolmes Clayton, and
second Disrict.-captain Thos King As.istan. Cap.
tain John Fulton. Privstes -Adison W. Brown; John
Corr; Jshn McGiBnsss; John III. Mccormick; David
Derendorf; james .. Pel; David Y. Wansor; Isaac "
Van ksnr,n TimO.hy kyksr; George 0usc.den;
ter Mcdonald; Russell v. Hulse
Third Dishici.-None sworn In.
Fourth District.-Cspt Christopher Wright. J. O.
ris Evans; John Van yoorhis George 8. Andrews;
Bernard Nowlan; Richard W. Call; Benjamin Ncsor;
william Stewart; John yelsor; Michael keenan,; geo.
VI. Waddy 1Faac n. Kelcham Elijah rrovbridge /;
Ezra Hyde; VIM. sloothon Richard shaw; Cha, W.
ThAyer Edward Sweeney Jas. X. Morreli; Thomas
Apiso; Horace Stratg samuel l.. Blakesee; James
Moger; Jamess. Griishs; James Hickey, and " lillian
stsnclif.
preside over the various departments OF the mu-
nicipal government under the new charter = Com p
troller-nr william y Belts; salary, sl.600 Street
Commir,ioner MIR. John D. Lawrence. Collector OF
Tsxss-M Mr. Isaac p. =. Briant; salary, $4,000. Com
missioner Of Repairs. kcMr John q. Cochran; sala-
si,sso s''O' '''' 0i~A-~'' WIN NJ D''''m' salary
ASorHER DEsrrRsrE Ass.ULr-John Mulligan and
Mary Ann, bis wife. were brought up yesterday,
charged with committing desperate assault with u
stone or biudgstn n on sepnis Mulhcllsud In York
street Tuesday night. IN officer found the wounded
lying In the street In state OF nssnsoility and
With he tkuli fractured lie gave, coming 20 h m
self such statement LED TO the arrest Of tbs above
parties. The prosecutor Il in dangerous condition
and being uDsbe yesterday 20 proceed With hi. exsmi
nation N. adjourned until he Is Somewhat
recovered.
PlyaosrH CnuhcH.-A sale Of pevs In this church
tcoh place Tuesday evening last and the c0mp-ti-
ton very spirited About loo were sold rh'
amount realized including premiums was $3.50
The highest premium bid was $50, and number were
sold AZ that price.
BrReLaHtEs-A young man, named Lynch was
yefterdsy, charged with burglary, at Flanders Kim
bes oil store and stealing therefrom feveral article'
~ clotblnR ana otner property, tFlNi
on sunday evening lest the houses of AIR r Purds
snd Mr. Burnh am both In Schermerhorn street wers
robbed of plate ~orth about 500. The tbievs,
have not been arrested.
AcciorNr Ar 1nE WuLfaNlnupuH FFRRy On Tues
ae7 evening Mr. Robert Beebe, In his hurry TO gel
o. board che Jerry boat running along the bridge
be clipped and fell, disiocating his shoulder. Mr.
Beebe IL printer by trade and resident of Brooklyn
GOVERNOR QUirMAN AND THR UNITED State
DISTRICT CoURr.-l1 our article of yesterday
1 np Outm1n w
| spoke ~ Judge Ghos0n as refusing to issue the
| writ. We learn that the Judge does not intend Il
evade or defer the discharge Of his duty, but tha
| the writ either has been or will soon be issued
/ We expect soos 10 see John A. Quitman here 4
| stsnd his trial like any other person. We ar
| equally certain tnat no csse can be made on