New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12

coming down ru'ton'r. when Ward wen, Nd 10 one
Of them. and scu'e immediately ensued in which
wsrd was stabbed 10 the breast with kpis. canaan,
death in few moments afterwsrd The Germans ,,e
and were pursued by Wards party for aAou, the dis
tsrce of block when they gave up the chase and re-
turned The oficers Of the Fourth Police having been
informed OF the occurrence SON arrived the
ground. and taking the deceased to his horne the
corner of Adelph t. and Atlantic sv started after the
Germans. and succeeded In srrcsting Lewis Greene
the principal and his companions, Charles Rens
Gou.eib Sehram Frederick Kasscher and Valentine
Borden. They were all committed BY Justice Ming.
Ward leaves wife and two small children. He Wa
sboui &c year, Of age and street payer by oeeups.
ton
REPoRr OF TIE CHIkF OF POLICE. In tho Com
Common Council Monday, the Report Of ne Ch,et oS
Police tor the quarter ending Dec 81 ls5s pcsnse
sde BY the ,pastms nj during hi, >, smo,ns 20 "a
BEING IA than the ps-y1ous quarter liz pcrsous have
been sccoommsssted with Odsin At the severn, station
Houses II ehen fcaua by the Police and r-ssorsd
TO their parents persons vere rescued from drowning;
fires extnfashed BY the Police, aud es o. taksa
from besgsrs and aiken perscas and resrned them
During the PERIOD were lost by Pohcemen By
q sickness and disability hong o~
the Department OF ittc more than iour men per day
Complaints made against members OF the Depart.
meut Of whom dismissed rom Office one msleed
ed rom duty TOR ten days. one snsressed Tor seven days. And
the complaints against dismissed Appended to
the Quarterly Report s statement showing the number Of
arrests made BY the Police and the condition Of the
rartmsnt durns the ending with the s Of Deem
Der, 1852 rom which appear that the whole number OF
Streets mad by the Police for various ornses amount
70 fe-thst durins The wear ~, persons
dated with lodgings ~ the several Station Houses, S lost
children iourd and restored TO their parents - persons
rescued irem drownns 81 ares exnsuisned BY the Police
and S. 567 rs taken from dodgers and drunken perons and
returned TO them Tha, daring the year l,tli days were
Lost hy Policemen from sickness and disability beng
average loss the Department OF nearly tour per
day The Chief takes occasion to acqusint the Common
under great dsavantsge in the discharge OF s duties ia
sequence the of additional cells the City Hall for
crimes while awaiting examination In usuy after
the ofpses the report states becomes necessary
tor the ubseienoy Of the department and Tor the morr
edeCiual acccmp ment OF its ends and purposes that
they should be kept confinement tor time prevsas
he 80 conns as to preve mt not with their
with the department having intercourse with them
the ends Of the department often thwarted
and guilty PARTIES enabled 10 detection sud punsh
nent The cells now IN use al the ta are Parry
and arranged that they cannot be made 60 answer tho
woud therefore suggest to your Honorable body pro
piety ofproydng additional cells TO be used exclusively for
the confinement OF wch prisoners 70 be PLACED under the
exclusive ccOntro OF the Chief OF Police, believing that IL
your honorable body should deem eypeient TO comply
with he above suggestion that the advantages which wi,
thereom to the department viii than repay the
city Tor the small outlay necessary for their erection All
Ofwhieh i,respectiully .ab!nitted c,,.,s...
Suboined 10 the Quarterly Report the number Of
persons sppIehended by the Police for Felon,es Misde
and other oen from the lst day Of October to
the 3ist OF December 1872
Assault and battery lo2 As.nlt and Battery officers
in discharge OF their dutv 0 Assault and Battery with in
tent to l i Assault and Th'ests So Arson 81 Abandon-
nent II: Attempt 10 Rescue prisoners rom otrers. ~
Burglary, q; Bassrdy, Contempt OF Court Disturb
ing Public Peace g; Dsordery Conduct y; Dscrderly
APPRENTICES q Disturbing Religion. Mse,ins pessrtes
ine ia public 50; Furious Driving " Gross tntoxi
cation, lis; GesEd Larceny H,binei prunsenness
Indecent Exposure OF Person. Insulting Females IN pub
He e. IIega Voting Keeping Dis
orderly House ?; Malicious Mischief To- Petit Larceny.
l5; Passing Counterfeit Money, q heceH1vlns s'o.ss
Violation OF City Ordinances, 10. Total, 40
Ofthe above i arrests made by the Police OF the
fr.t District ISIS BY The Police o. tse SECOND psn g. S
Fourth District and Sf1 by Officers attending the Courts the
number days lost by the Department during the quarter
District 2 Fourth District The tota force Of tho DE.
psrtment is 1913 men, OF which ID are detailed 'of sPec'
duty.
CoRoNER's IsvEsrIGArIoN.-An investigation
into the circumstances attending the death OF John Ward
was entered yesterday afternoon before Coroner Ball
aud the following Jury John NJ hchA re's, voo.nsss
w Van Zandt. Two illnesses, John r. Essso And Mchse1
Mellow sn examined Their testimony went TO show
that thew with others in company with Ward
on Monday night at Lees grocery, Of Atlantic and
Oxrd from whence they started after IL O'Clock 70 90
the City Hall, but changing their dstemInAflon pro
distance they three coming out OF Adephist, and
Ward no lightly under the influence OF quor) In
qued where they were going TO- 20 winch 40 answer ~
ON his shoulders II 70 gapple with him, when the latter
remarked. "if you stick me ~ cut you" Shortly atsr
Ward cried that he stabbed and the three
of Ward staggered after them for distance Of about ~
feet when he fell against from sshsssiion and
are nghr scayenxe aud engaged In the performance
OF their duty the time OF the ARRAY The investigations
will be resumed this morning.