New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-21

The L $ NAL steamship Illinois. capt. Hststeio vita
the mails fer the Pacific and passengers sailed yesterday
afternoon a; O'Clock for Aspinws AID the steamship
Star Of the West Capt Tin ePsugh fr San Juan win
passengers bou5d u California sailed It O'clock
DRowsrp-Abou, seven O'Clock las; evening Two nen
fen overheard belonging the ship Arctic 40" ynS ~
snctor IN the EAs; River opposite the Sr GET 7'r
Roosevelt st. One Of the ~ss saved ou' tle osne'
despite the most strenuous exeron> WAS dr. snsd
A CoLoRED ISvrSroR-Freem.n Murroxs OF No 30
Nesssroiest. BrOeklyr, has shosn Us Adjustable
"Brust" fer White E-shng Painting Varnsnp &c.
which seems to real improvement tls clsnsy
srtics commsIly ia Sa il increases the st ou
tribe If anything trust the Patent Br vi BE- very
generally adopted ~ its aid the paiat L, - of
rices windows Sc is rendered far easy aud ps-ec,
Under this patent, good handle lasts for sve
brush being Inserted in minute pl &c Of one out
The inventor says This inv niOn remedies the ds'-s
"of brushes in having 6Ted and inmovsbls
handles and consists in connecting the hAnle and the
abrusb by OF adjustable joints the brush
be adjusted desired position and angle sith its
"bsnde" We commend it especially to the attention of
brush makers.
TEE PorIcS COMMISSIONERS met yesterday m)rning in
the City Hall for the parpOss of investigating charges
against Policemen in the various Wards Of this CITY
Bsrjaran y. HobIy-The first case was th.t Of Bsnjs
HOBBY OF the ScFenth " ara, cn>rSed tccN
Of duty having sbseuted himself from bis beat during the
hour Of duty Oh the evening OF July without leave. The
testimony Of S-rgesni Way showed that the nj. h in
question he Hobbys beat and raped twice for
him but could not ind him
s,The accused Questioned BY the Commissioners aud
admitted that lie absent nj ths time
Decision reserved
JgAs OC0nEor The next case that Of John Cow
nor II the Tve nieth Ward charged with d)bscedce If
order'. viz entering place where intoxicating drinks
sold NJ clock, the morning ~ on iast IA v'
son Of section sth of the Rules aud R-ga 1Ion' Tae
recond eCication showed that said OConnor keeps
saloon the Il Thirty dst It and Eighth and
receives The profits thererOm IN violation OF section lst o.
the Rules snd Regulations
The following testimony was taken;
Michael McGinnis, sworn ssys-I am Sergeant of the
Twentieth Ward | recolect that Capt. snnextn gave
OConnor leave 10 go home and took his pAcs h. asked
If wanted to sleep in his see bis child was ns.ry
oeao it was about ~ N the doormsn when he called
the men, told me Connor WAS present and need not
Bernard OConnor, sworn, says-I am John O'Connor.
brother reside ia f nth between Thirty arst and
Thirty second sts | purchased the saloon from Mrs
ConDor about the LIST of June and paid $500 for sOO
IN cash ana have psid sJl since gave bin mortgage
cor the balance the be aid out of the profits
my brother has interest in it. he resides in the upper
part IF the house he resided there July his child died
about that time, not in the saloon the night OF
June 3 have boy there aud pay him Mrs q Connor
,r Mr. OConDor have no interest there she comes and
helps when call her friendly act the money
paid my own; have the PROFITS and attend ih-re
once In awhile there Monday night Sas only there
once within week before | auth lrize OConnOr 60 pur
chase the ih fer the place and be gives me an account
Philip Csruin sworn-I know o Conner. he lives over
ialar shop in the Eghthsv, between Thirty drst and
sEd Thirty Second sts he has lived there since 1T of May
h. iLmy there saloon in the base nent kept oy
OConnnrs brother b. paid me for whst- yer caed up
! don Z know how long he has kept the place.
TIos Mcclure svorn-l have seen the wife OF O'Con'
nor laying down mels never saw OConnor exercising
acts Of osLership IN the saloon
J.bn McGu,e testified to Mrs. OConaor owning the
Philip MEG vern testified to Mr. Conner owning the
saloon knew Of the sale 10 her husbands brother but did
! lot know whether It WAS b0adhfe
Andrew Mooney testified 10 Conner being in the
said saloon on the nj ht OF the lrd Of July. Decision
.o,erh Tuner Of the Ninth Ward was next placed on
trial charged with !ect OF du so.enting himself fcom
b., beat The evening OF July st and al l2O be was
f. und sitting a cart asleep.
S.rg.,pt shake t-.tin that at 50 minutes pas.
ototA Oh the nsht # Jay he SAW Turner on the cor
Ter Of Christopher aud Beeoker SIS he Was on special
John IIarefen testified that had been robbed
n- corner Christ pher and Beeeker sts AID that rur
rtr hAd be-, placed there specid duty witness sts
! Turner several times on q night 10 question
Sergeant Kelly Of tbs Ninth Ward testified ia A. on tbs
ph Of the lt OF July, inst, while visiting the men, h.
Went the beat q Joseph Turner ct SANE district apl
passtd oyer hs could not dnd Turner at shouf go min
u-s after II clock. Z NJ witn-s und said Turner 81
t;ry ON cart III Bl-e,k,rst between Christopher aud
Amos a.,ase-p his head WAS leaning down. witness
puucbed Turner With his club aud told him 10 ~ ms
beat
ltrrson reserved.
Lbn OC.nror sas again placed on trial on the other
charges. Couse aud iusoent language superior Of
fter Dsobedieuce Of orders. The specil atoms
30 follows
Nat said OConnor on the evening Of July l., inst,
ustd coarse inseut language 10 cut Dunn supsf
ur ,hcer violation Of Section st Of the k4l5s aud
Regulations
fnst I'D O'Copnor on the evening Of July b. inst,
do not visit his when ordered 20 do by Lsu'en,nt
Dunn.
t.-i6.d that the evening ofJuy l instant rgssnt
q Corner anne a. the Station II use when some cOnver
.aoi eussed relative 10 trges msd- AZ nst COnn0r
Conner hecsIne quit boserous and witness tod hin -
be- quit when he us.d very Insosnt language OConnor
n went out on the soOp when Lieut.. Dunn ordered hun
flrre TINES 20 and after bis The third TINS
tn ORDER was gwen OConnOr SAID Will Co. sn1 VIII
~ifAke you atiend ~ your business
Nj lac McGrDnis, james Scott, AndreF Is Mooney
Nrholn- L. 4 R.Ome. bOra-d the - 'n my OF
I.ut Dunn regard 20 uspent and sbu,iys language
D,rid L0mb # the Ninth Ware, put trial,
81 arged lsf With being found asleep his beat bs'geen
u and b. O'Clock june H. instant % with being DtO1
es-d Viii on duty the ngh IN violation IT section
81 the rules and regulations
Sergeant Kelly testified that the night in question he
W. 20 a. l. NIB beat am found hun sitting stoop, ~
toe corner OF Factory and Perry cts, asleep Witness
woke LAMB ked 10 him until he got rou-sf
he thought at the tim. that Lsmb unfer the influence
ct liquor When he awoks he rie1 10 get him 10 speak t.
him hut be oke wildly that Tnes, could not make
any hing out Il HIN.
Cant AckermaD Timothy Clark and John Shankey tes-
good character Of officer Lamb and thai they
s.w BIN OF the night in q1eson perfectly sober Dec
sion reserved
John GayytM Lieutenant q the Sixth Ward, Hext
placed on trial charged With conduct unDecouin2 ON
Ger uam-ly tbs night 81 July I'm lnst h7
civ. fourteen shIliBgs taken from prisoner, Della
Iarkley and retained the that Il could MT b
urueo her and the not deposed with ths
property clerk required by section IS Of the Rales