New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-24
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AwrRictN TRACT SocIErY-The r. ceipts for JAY were
s229 , The grsnts from July TO Angus, we're
Foreign 55Olo0 psses Shipping for foreign ports lsss.
So; Likes Canals ard Rivers $500; L Navy 90 SIS;
Literary and Hun Institutions = 1871 Mission Sabbath
>,hoos % s35 Euigrsnts ls7051i Home AMI Domestic
Nj orarits i3sle5 Coporteurs and Agents among the
Destitute, 3,5oi,5C0 Au,ilsries -6s5 other grants.
az O5 psges Total for the month OF July 6lA7ss pages
Total since April ,. is3;s>-s pages
Tur RruoRrD Posr .OYrIcr Drr,rc,rIoS-Ths rumr
circulated through the medium Of some Of the daily papers
hat heavy defscstion the Post oce Department Of
his City bad b. discovered turns out to BE- Just moth
irg az all The real facts in the follows
New days ago spseksse containing $4,000 mslsd
At Middleton Conn for Philadelphia which, Mp the pres
ut tia e. has not been received at its destination The
package in question would have 10 pass through the New
York pOst Ofhce. and IS one OF tho porers Of that
establishment has been missing ever since the discov
nv nhoned above sds il fhoug hi that
puroined in this office anc that the missing porter the
guilty party
heSd Of the Department could not get AZ his address and
we're ihe obi cod 10 invoke the assistance Of the Uni
rcd States Marshal and thus the matter leaked out The
man however, back yesterday OF his Own s>cord.
ard stated that he been confined his bed by
illness several Gays back but aid not think that was
necess ary 10 report his absence.
Il very frequently h,Ppens that packages missing
FOR weeks sethsr and Ia the end discovered having
,e.n by chance other mtslsid IL is more than
prohaba that suoh in the present instance the and
st after few DAY the missing package will turn up in
some obscure corner or other
Porrcr COMMISSIONERS DECISION AGAINST DEIIsauEsr
C.rrNNs-Ihe Ninth Ward Riot Cdse-The Commits
sper If Police at length rendered their decisions In
I've cases Of Captain H.lpn of the First Ward and Cap
tain Alderman of the Ninth Ward The former, win b
rem,mbered in the repor, Of the trial published ia TAs
f,iisne charged With having discharged prisoners
frvm custody The main charge against the Ninth Ward
Captain for having the occasion Of the riot in his
District the Fouh Of July remained quietly in the Sta
ton House allowing both Of his lieutsnants TAFT and Sc
bring TO 90 forth and command the men, The Commis.
ouers contrary general mprt have been lenisnt
With the delir quents owing probably to their grenne
| P,lice matters The decisions sd thus
C,rr UAtrlv First Ward-The respondent is charged
with having On two separate occasions dschs rgsd pris
on.rs from custody II IL shown by the evidence that the
.snordeut did these occssons discharge the prison
rs from custody and that hey appeared hs folio wing
morning to answer tho charge made against them. The
esrondent seeks Justify the act the ground Of i'm
proper arrest and the sickness of the wife Of Of the
o,oners As general rule Captains have no authority
20 discharge prisoner from custody although instances
nav ariss that would Justify them in someshst exceeding
49, authority and We consider the case OF DR. Faber e.
~ i; .snoe Of that kind His release from condns msnt
ras demanded by every humane consideration and the
,.spono-nt justified under the circumstances,
issrg him In the other such circumstances
,d md ne respondent exceeded bis authority Ia reless
~ the prisoners from custody for which he had no
iarfat le Excuse II Is therefore ordered and scjudgsd
The, he respondent be and he /. hereby suspended from
I pay fer t0nr days J,o"h "EstkR'kLr.
C,PrNx AcKrRu.S. Ninth Ward-rhs respondent IL
charsed with neglect of duty conduct u becoming
nc.r and noompesncy These charges grew out Of the
lot that occurred in the Ninth District the Fourth of
Inv and from the testimony appears that tbs Captain
had notice the not and instead OF repairing To the
disturbance in person required by ths rules rsgu
io 10 above his two Lieute nsnis 10 leave the alton
J house snd take charge Of the men.
The nh section ot tho rules and regulations require
at IN ca sc. of riot the Captain shall proceed thu scene
nj disturbance with AL the rec of duty There in this
tue mai feet proprsty and thu safety of the cit zsos
ard the good Of The epsn ent require that should be
ripidly enforced The respondent IN not complying with
mi. section guilty of neglect IT duty bat find
On eAouss for him in 'bs excitement Of tho son and
he short tine be held the ponsite position Of Captain
n con,tqusnce Of which ths punishment IS made lighter
tbsrit woud rave been Uncsr other circumstances The
ecepd aId third charges merely inierenai and are
40, ,ubstanated by the proof ana they therefore dis
ni.,d For the neglect Of du'y, II is ordered and I'D
oy,d that The r.spopd be ard hs hereby suspended
/ 6oo payhr fifteen days. JACOB a WEsrER'sLr.
W. X BEEBE