New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
Az OUTRAGE BY ALDERMAN MOORE.


rum Tier in STATE street. opposite the Battery was
rested BY the First Ward Police charge Of having
committed assault and battery upon Abraham NJ. Cor.
gems, merchant residing In the street AZ there
was no Dve,tsson not able 10 state the paric
ulsrs Of the assault but Ii any sufficient
cause the arrest of the man Brady who s said to be
somewhat noted in the neighborhood for his pugnacous
prepensities Brady had not been many minutes 10
custody, when one abraham Moore, a elected to
preserve the peace of the City and especially Of the
Fret Ward, whereof he Is Alderman served upon
Capt. silvey, whoever had BrnGy In custody, the
following order
The keeper Of the City Prison and Bridewel OF the
City Of NewYoTk, DISCHARGE the body Of John
Brady who is now in your custody upon charge OF
assault and battery Abm N. Clzzens, 70 appear az
the Police Court Halle OF Justice, tomorrow morning
at 6ls o'clock ABRAHAM MooRE, Aid Ist Ward
Nrw YoEE. Police Station House, FRET Distinct July :, 49,.
What hope sthere that Rowdysm can be suppressed
when these sneaking Aldermen prowl around station
houses for the sole purpose Of dischargng such of their
partisan DULLES may have fallen into the hands OF the
Police Why blame the Police when the Pecks and
Bars and Bards and Moores who rcvel in the earoom
spend their nights in going from one Station House to
another to berse their re~dy friends, thus purposely
frustrating the efforts of the Police Department. Every
one of these dschsrgpg" Aldermen ought to take the
place of the they free and such terms In
the State Prison as their prOteges crimes would war
rent Judge In prescribing Their doings are a burn
ing disgrace to the City, and the day must
when the danger and the scandal of their operations
will be wiped out. Better have Aldermen at all than
these unblushng rogufs who barter their official po
for votes and make the City Hall ths worst gambling
house in the metropolis.
DISCHARGED BY ALDERMEN. Alderman
Barr Of the Sixth Ward Tuesday evening discharged
from the Fourteenth Ward Station House Patrick Gal
lagher who had been arrested by Officer Conway OF
the Fourteenth Ward charged with having committed
assault aud battery on the person Of Henry Murte
Gasghe requested by the Alderman to appear on
ihe following morning before Justice Wood at the Es'
sex Police Court Aid Oakley, of the Fourth Ward on
the same evening discharged from custody Henry
Hogan who had been arrested by Officer Mcclure, of
the same Ward on Q charge of being drunk and dsor.
Derby What an excellent thing it Is to be on the right
aide Of an Alderman
- The Thirteenth Annual Commence
ment of the Rutgers Female Institute will take place
Friday, the 9th inst, at . P. NJ, in the Rutgsrsst
Church.
rg The conduct of an inmate of the
seamens Retreat who was board of the boat at the
time Of the fatal catastrophe the jh, at Stspeton
Landing, Staten Island and rendered most efficient aid
to the unfortunate sufferers deserves particular notice
He wss standing upon the hurricane deck, when the
accident occurred True to the generous impulses of
sailors heart he dotted his nat and coat and Selling
rope, ia the thickest of the pershng mass. Hold
ing fast to his rope with hand, with the other he
would lay hold of one, and then another and hand
a. 1a1a l.,
rescuing a number from watery grave Not being
able to reach up lady he fastened his rope around
her waist By which she was drawn board the boat
leaving himself In the perous situation with others
Several this instant laid hold of him, and with small
child in one arm, he went down and nearly ex-
hau.ted before he could extrcate HIMSELF he hoxeve
succeeded in saving the child George Norris the poor
deeply afflicted young sailor Is worthy of being chroni
cled hero
ORDER REvoKED.-A few days ago
Mayor KiDgsand Issued order compelling the patrol
policemen OF this City to do the same duty during the
doy night Yesterday that general ORDER of which
the police have complained bitterly account of its
tskpg up what little time they had before spend With
their families and attend to their domestic duties besides
being SO aborous that the fatigue could but with great
sxenlon, be enoured was revoked The following Is
copy OF the new order
TO THE CAPTAINS OF POLICE.
You will and after the SCh OF July inst, cover the
day beats of your district in compliance with the re-.
quirements OF general order M 37.
Should acts rowdy1sm and wanton disregard of the
public pence occur without prompt TEST OF the offend
ers ,hal deem 10 be my imperative duty to reissue
general order No. 343, of June % 1852.
By order of A C. kINGsLAND Mayor.
IT, D,D Gorntrpc Tho Netaran
Corps of the wsr of 1912 10 and IA on Monday we're re-
ceived by the Hon the Mayor and Corporation Of the
City, whose guests they on that day after which
they proceeded to the Superior Court Rooms where
impressive appeal made to the Throne of Grace BY
the Rev. Chaplain, Dr. Peter J. Van Pelt In behalf of
the Corps and the survivors of that war The Decara
ton OF Independence was read by Mr.. John Awaise,
member OF the Corps. II received with three
times three whereupon the Col Commandant briefly
addressed the Corps, and presented to ihem-as proof
of the wrongs of Great Britain that gave rise to that
war-George Levison, brother soldier whose history
published in Tie Military Argus of Saturday last
The Corps was then conducted to adjoining roo H.
where a bountful and sumptuous collation. pre-
pared for them by the Corporation, after partaklng of
which they returned to their headquarters and
dismissed highly pleased with the opportunity Of meet
ing their old brethren in ms and the attention paid
them By the civil authorities and the citizens in general
II The following is the report of the
Eastern Dispensary for the month of June, 1852: Pa
iens attended at ofice-Males, 5l6 Females, LOOT
1523 At their dwelIings-Maes, 90, Females, 1929.
Vaccinsted, 81 Total, 2lO9 Number of deaths, H.
The whole number OF prescriptions put up during the
menih is 1906 largest number in one day, ls3 rmal
est number in one day, % average per day, 1873.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN WedneSday, Ju- |
ly 7-Richard Compton, Esq, President, In the CHAIR
and quorum present The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved
PslioRs Rtfa7ed-Of Ira Mlnson, for aid In conse- |