New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

terms of the cement between the CITY and Chnr.h
have D.thiDg To say bu' hope both viii 10 wat thy
CAD 10 tr'ng about such STAT ofthng- ~ IN b
or me or r to contract with the Government A,v M
to ard That " The negotiation j. 20 succeed Meth r tie
rent nor he price n the fee be above the fair NIX
nsue o. me properly viii only say in conclusion any
thing That uone must be done without DELAY or /, will BE-
too late sm, with great respect your ob-den .a
To Hon. J. A, wEsTEEVgLT, Myor.
The subject vas witbou, d.b,,s rsferred IN soa.i.l
COMMITTEES, consisting a Assistant Aldermen y ,uton.
Wells McGO~n, Barker AID Rogers who will cooperate
With The Special COMMITTEE Of the other B,ard Alderman
Dennan' Biro, Bnsify Sprtevant and Alvord.
To O. Editor Of ne n Y n T,5s ze'DE FoLi's
DEAR siE-Will you alloS ne 10 m.ke few rens-ks
the article headed "crystsI Palace Police" in your
paper Of to day The selection IF nj. body Of neo rs.
not been made by Mr. Mstse s0ne but by Mr Nat.e in
conjunction With his Honor the Mayor directed By
specis statute OF this Stae ia order that you y h. s
formed Of the strict exercised by gentle nsa ia
their appointments transmit ~ you cory Of the qsd
"ifcstoDs" and Of the forms Of certificates Of moral
character which required and filed D. in
the Of each individual policeman FrOh these yOn
will perceive that every possible precsuton is
guard against the admission Of unsuitable perOns Allow
me- 10 say to you there fife. foreigners am n
tbs eighty men nov sworn in. ana ths Of tho has
been IN the country twenty year, has served the gats
Macedonian under Com Perry in the Saratoga adsr Capt
Tatnsl and Ia the United ST tss under Co nder Rs d.
and has received honorable discharges from
bis adopted country Most Of the others have bssn either
in the Army or Navy Of the United States. The TriJza>
has been in the habit Of admitting into IFS columns
idea that The accident of foreign extraction 20 be re-
gsroed in this country rsproacb Inc vry feE for
egpers be found in the Crystal Palace Police trust that
the editors Of this disiint uished paper will not withhold
here the benefit Of their well know liberal opinions We
have only TO add that tse appearance and bearing Of the
Crystal Palace Po ice has attracted the niipn u srang
ers particularly Of the members Of the English Com
mission, and the Secretary of the Dublin Exhibition
II is the high ain, Of the officers Of Cysta Palace
Police to observe themselves and to nculcsie their
the most perfect clvty and courtesy If this rula Of con
duct veaed in any instance the proper remedy wi ne
applied If the case made known W. nope viii not be
60ug TO be too great display of professional pride in
Leuenant Commanding Bower, II MS friends take the
liberty TO say that be has desire to be praised At the
Iense If bis cOros and that believes that hOs- With
whom he associated will rival him in his desire to acquire
reputsOn good msnners well as for strict perform
snce of duty.
We have nothing to do with politics, but we have no
hesitation m saving that having taken active part the
organization Of the corps Of police Of the Crystal P,sce
we have heard for the FIRST time that political opinions
are regarded for admission ntO exclusion
from tbi- respectable and responsible body
Aet JOTk, June %, 1883.