New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01


gross an ,b.t subject snd sent the book which
tspo ,be learned magistrate, wac however still
ru's" .a..,, or punish the offenders. One night
ssa'e' a. same Justice went into S;aapn- House,
b - .,'. ,,,s,iea,ed discharged two fellows who had
~ ..,s.ted for assault and battery.
~ T,,.6sy well known character entered stage
" and seeing Henry Smith, 1.-The Razor
go .nr sitting there, he very uncercnoniou'y
IVY "a, feet mon NJ Smith 10 the same manner that
- have done upon mante-shelf, wiodo F-siil'
,.,,. ard would PROBABLY have enjoyed hi@seh IN
~ liner for some time had not Mr.. Smith pohtey
- Rim 10 bke his feet down. The fellow, at tnis'
-. exssuerated and best and abused Mr. 3 Win
-, ..s feet In a most shameful msnner knocking
p..,., of he teeth aud otherwise injurns him.
oppor, of the Fourth Ward, arrested the 70 Tdy
s,.,s,v sfterwsrd. and be was locked up in the
a we'd Station House, but Capt ,Ferdty soon re-
CIDER from Police Justice for tas release Of
81 ,e.,de, To appear at o'clock on the following
ming. but when thst hour arrived ne ih'eo u
,,,ar. and has not yet been arrested from 70
-. made to the Chief Of Police II appears ths'
I,,g the first three months Of the present year,
+,eep 90 and 100 persons arrested were dl'cnarged
= a. Aldermen of the different Wards. This number,
..vev IA but a fraction of the discharges made by
- Mspv prisoners are let go before they reach
!. ,sop house and the Aldermen (who make 1t their
.se.s TO hang around these places persuading the
,prs 10 let their csptives free, especially those OF
49,, who are political friends the officer not daring
|, os,,d the man who procured for him bis situation
~. listens to the orihy City Father and permits his
.J,ou,r 10 escape End justice be outraged Auothe
4. tIo al In which
4. Aldermen themselves become the tools of uliser
M. set Of rsscsls who flock about the police courts and
t,Iopbouses during both day aud night. These fell
=, ssch every person who is arrested, r. he Il
,,u,ht 40, and If they suppose he has dollar sbou
H., ,bey offer their services 10 get hin discharged II
n. vOsbIe offer is accepted off they post for the Aid
knusn q the Ward who soon appears aud If the man
,,s,ed has vote his chance for escape IL decidedly
Ld The Police have been much blamed for their ire
l,t delinquency IN negl citing 20 put down the disor
t,e who constantly practice their vocation by abus-
Oresblo citizens and the recent order of the Mayor
lDarses heavily upon them; but, unless some means
~ be esorted 10 to deter the Magistrates and Alder
IN from abusing their authority the new order will 60
"A ple way to correct the abuseI aud restore peace
ard tTsaquiIity to our City.
How OUR CRY IS GOVERNED. - Mr..
,-sh The Razor strop Man. was recently riding in
\, omnibus. when fellow rather drunk stretched his
h.. ,ecss and Had his dirty feet on Mr. Smiths knees
tssh politely requested him to remove them The
vr3y thereupon pitched in 70 Smith calling him all
amer Of foul names, kicking bi shns numerically
salpg hin, damaging blow 10 the side and another In
mouth, which broke one of his teeth and seriously
pr,d bis face. The rufhan taken of while still
| kCv and locked up In the wstchhouse. Smith was
Idced to come at hslfpast six next morning to make
lhsmplaint He did 90, but found no one to complain
Ia The rufian had been let of by virtue Of the follow
ftreease;
sTAe Captain of the With District Police will dis.
.srh and battery 10 appear at the Police Court al
. fhek In the morning.
HNap York, June 20, 1852. Poites Justice"
smith was told to come again, with his witnesses,
|zls o'clock, which he debut what use lie must
swat the rufsns convenience and II didn't suit the
{es 10 be present so warrant was got out, but at
cukest advces, the cuph bad not been caught again.
| I'D Il be had been, some other functionsry would
Itrhess be found 10 lot him out sgaiu There is no
Ildp for Us I'LL Election-and perhaps not then.
THE Pubic HEALTH.-FOur months
lans, the Common Council demanded Of Mr.. White
IC Inspector tina, he should discharge fifteen Of his
kysrienced Wardens, for the purpose of making room
bg ffeea Loco-Foco psrtisaos lie, having by Act
De Lsgsatre the appointing power, and being resPon
feor The faithful performance OF the duties OF HI
1artmen, refused to comply with the requirement
,onlequeDce Of his refusal the Council repealed the
insnoe establishing the number, and thus left the
without Wardens. They havs, however, cOntinu
perform the duty for the past four months, with
] oompensa.Ion, and sued for their former salaries
tsuperior Court on Saturday last Judges Oakley aud
Bod on the bench, decided again't them, and they
,herefore discontinued their services, to the great
4 II Of the health and well being OF the City. Mr.
X now publishes the following notice and appeal to
n aglzens, the importance Of prompt compliance
fcNhich will be evident to every one on reading il;
THD PUBLIC HEALrH-NoTIcE.
CRY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT
H. NEw-ioRk, Tuesday lae ~ 1852
I'M Common Council having abolished the Office OF Health
klsn and thereby dismissed from this department the
lfnNud e sn officers who have for two years past dis
ltNthis important pu,hc service leaving tais depart
tsawhOut the aid offs single officer [, perform its out
io~ sutes In the abaeDet Of nuisauces detrimental
l IL public health and as, Notwithstanding repeated
autcaiions from this department the Commpa Coun-
Itunrs The importance Of having proper ali afforded to
~ hs Department b perform its duties with dus
II 70 the health and lives OF ct1eos and the public iu
e. no action having been hsd such communications
whereas numerous complaints against the exlseace OF
Sauces ~ the At serious and alarmiog character are
l made Al this Office aud the City Inspector bsiny with
PweT TO cause the removal abatement Of such nulf
etm consequence OF having officers TO perform the
lp ut whereas the neglect 20 remove s0ch nus4ucss
N Jesuit IN the most ssd aud deporabe consequences by
osnot disease OF epidemic and con, agous form there-
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pe regard 10 faithful dis 'harse Of the responsibilities
IA 70 make this bet appeal 20 al good citzenst to az in
sFbhe behalf by the voluntary aud immediate abae-
hr uu sanoes and val o. 9th frOm their premises
exert themselves TO obtain like Observance Of clean
Yaad thorough publication Ia their mmsdiate neigh
fsd As any neglect OF these precautions may he at
~ with dagger TO the health and lives OF a, the City
ptor most sincerely hopes that citizens vi thus
fete voluntary Stnatory 'oce, and continue 70 OBJ
jRAs above request until such time this department
fk easbsd 10 and discharge t' duties by the re-
fNeJ the Common Council OF an ordinance that thus
aa City exposed the most dangerous Of the
~ al the evils that may dOw from the poisonous eff
lSaS the hlth and neglect Of large community.
A. w. WHITs, City Inspector
Music IN MADISON. sQUARE.-On Tues
s'eFnOOn, the celebrated baud of the It'll Reet
FtFeOadacted by Mr.. Knoll, appeared In Madison
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