New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-29
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
The Police Commissioners engaged nearly all OF
Yesterday morning and afternoon in considering sppics
6Op and appointing policemen to fill the vacancies exist
ing 10 the various Wards.
The following are more Of the decisions of the Police
Commissioners in the Of policemen tried before them
on charges of neglect of duty violation Of rules and
regulations. &c
THoMAs RICHIE, SEVENTH WARD.-Sept. 1.-THE
,spopdent is charged with conduct unbecoming Police
nan violent conduct and intoxicaton The charges are
nd sustained by the evidence but the testimony SHOWS
that the respondent is very passionate and that he allowed
himself to become easily ritated He is admonlshed TO
Leep his temper under subsection or he will be led into
more serious difficulties This complaint Is dismissed
rRFprRICK KENsFRsLY, EIGHTEESTu WARD.-Sep
1.-THE respondents charged with having violently seized
iod Of the complainant and conveyed him TO the station
Rouse and detained him during the night without any
tsue. The testimony shows that the complainant inter
cred with the respondent by endeavorng to incte some
hskmen resist him while in the discharge OF ms duty
For this he was arrested and conveyed before the mags
se who only released him from custody on the respond
ant Withdrawing his charge. IL also shown that the com
claimant on being dismissed expressed his thanks 10 the
ocer and publicly proclaimed in Court that the respond
ont had done no than h duty Under these eircum
stsnces the complaint must be and ID hereby dismissed
DENIS MURPHY SEVENTEENTH WARD.-Sept. 1.-THE
respondent charged with 0bsenting himself from duty
Without leave The charge ia admitted 10y the respondent
who alleges that he was taken sick and unable TO go on
y The respondent should have sent word to the STA
ion House that the Captain might be apprsed OF the cause
dhs absence and he is admonshed that similar negiect
VII insure him punishment than Ills deemed heces
MY TO nHct In this instance Thissuspenson is removed
Thomas Crow THIRD WARD-Sept 1.-THE respOn-
DENTS charged with having absened himself from his beat
end gone into Washington Market The Lieutenant states
ha he considers Washington Market portion OF the re
gondenis beat. This complaint Is therefore dismissed
AsTHoNY DuRAST. SECOND WARD.-Sept. 1.-The re
spondent is charged with conduct unbecomng Police
man in ISreaRg proner ne No sa b1 T bs a
than his duty. This complaint Is therefore dis
missed
JAMS Sunny THIRTEENTH WARp.-Sept. 1.-THE
respondent is charged with insoent language aud con
auct TO superior officer and disobedience of orders The
f charge Is proved. The testimony shows that the
cOnduet Of the Captain was exceedingly yloenl 'a' nc
ne manner He had several officers present ready ana
bound TO obey his commands and to leave ms desk ana
20 out into the public office TO engage in personal encoun
sr with Of his command far more calculated To
rag his authority into contempt than any language that
Wpld be used BY his subordinate. The second charge Is
Foyed the responder, bound ~ give up his star
when ordered to do 50 by his commanding officer ana 10,
" dsobodence Of orders in this respect ordered and
tjudged that the respondent be and he is hereby sus
ended from pay for five days
BARNARD BRASsKGAS, SEVENTH WARD.-Sept. IL
ne respondent is charged with abentng himself from his
pat without leave The respondent denies the charge but
k Sergoanis testimony positive and that ne could not
lave been on his post without his Sergeant seeing him.
ne charge is proved and It Is therefore ordered and
adged that the respondent be aud be Is hereby suspend
d from Pay thrte days.
John HUGHES, SEVENTH WARp-SecOnd Charge-Ihe
Nspondent with using and insolent language TO
Nm Bdgman. II is shown in evidence that the respon
ewen, 10 the house in question at the request Of the
sysn, Of the complainant TO settle difficulty that had
~cued between them, when the language complained Of
vas used One witness that the house is the resort
aewd characters The conduct the respondent in GO
N the house for such purposes highly censurabe
nit not an Ohcers business to interfere between par
i've on such occasions do not think the oense sui.
sent 20 warrant the infection of punishment but the
fondent sdmonished O. interfere with
ae private affairs of families This suspension is re
moved
JEREMIAH CALLAHAN, FOURTEENTH WtRD.-Sept II.
respondent Is charged with absenting himself from
MI call without leave The charge admitted by the
nden and Is therefore ordered and adiudged that ne
" and he Ia hereby suspended from pay Cor two days
JOHN HvORrs, SEVENTH WARp-Sept. 1.-THE re
ysndeh Is charged with neglect OF duty in absenin-
nnse irOm duty for over three hours without leave
he charge proved and The excuse offered by the Ne
fenden' Is not sufficient The frequency with which
nilains have been made against the respondent shows
ahe must be very negecul in the performance of his
II Is therefore ordered and aljudged that the
sodtns be- and be is hereby suspended from pay for
WILLIAM You've, SEVENTH WARD.-Sep,. 1.-THE re-
edsnt u charged with neglect Of duty in absen,in
-sea nom the Station House without leave. The
10y rs proved and admitted by the respondent who
- a. excuse that be called TO attenl % Police
aac was unable to get to the Station House. He
nave sent word % the Station House that the Cap.
might % eppgised OF the fact. As this il his first OF
ps,la DOT deemed necessary TO impose any specific
r. nent but should he repeat the ofense be win be
severely dealt With. This suspension is removed