New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-30
INCREASING THE SALARY OF THE POLICE.

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The Committee recently appointed by the Cannon
Council to whom referred petition Of the Police Of
this CITY, asking an increase OF salary IN favor OF
granting half the amount sought by the petitioners
At the July OF the Board OF Aldermen It Is expected
this report will be taken up and passed much better
class Of xen are being appointed the Police by the
Commissioners who closely scrunize the quadc OF
applicants for office. The drOnes and inefficient members
and as those violate the rules by which the Depart
ment is governed weekly srragned before the Im
uissoners by whom numbers are broken and dismissed
from the public service Generally speaking their places
filed with intelligent aud competent Insn-sn
who have pass through the ordeal OF public examni
before the Board of Commissioners and necessarily
must possess good common sense besides having good
Enghrh education. The Police respecting who much
complaint heretofore been made relative to the iders
and hangers about grOggeres on the Sabbath
day. where they OF sip bad rum, aud consequently
become a nuisance, complain OF not having suiiclen!
power to deal with this Class OF offenders SONS vi ms
more energetic policemen Contend, they had the power
10 arrest all vioatoIs of the Sunday liquor laws found
their beats prefer specific charges against them These
nusances would be closed and ths vagabOnds Oltsrng
about them scattered But from their Chief head they
have no such orders therefore these vosOs escape their
Just punishment II the Police arrest The hangers about
these melting little dis urbance IN most eases
when before the Magistrate they discharged and
noI unrequeny mat they return WITH aud tsn
lie the officers for arrestng them l1e ocers on Sunday
mornings orders from their Captains keep the
streets IN front of the German and other greggsre free
from vicious persons which they usually endeayOr
to 90 but these perncions resorts have at least one
door, and sometimes two the hangers on seeing the officers
approach skuk inside where hey are Tree from moes
ton the Police having power 10 enter and arrest them
When the officers proceed their rounds These fellows
come forth from the deDs and congregae Ia the street but
skuk away again when their safety demands H. mus II IS
that vagabonds permitted 10 spend their ABB 4th
and al the annoy peAceaole citizens residing
the neghborhood Had the Police the authority 10 arrest
these men they would do it, If Ion other purpose than TO
make less trouble and labor for themselves D.
INFAMOUS FRAUD UPoS An ESIGRANr.-John Vein
schark enan who arrived at this port the 18th inst
Yesterday appeared before Justice Bgart aud preferred
complaint against three German Emsr whom
he charges with swindng him out OF 10 gold sOyeregnS
Beni Rosenberg OF the accused, upon hearing Of
the complaint to the Police Court aud gave himself
m ole aaing innocence any criminal interest in the mat
ter He committed for examination, but wed 10 90
in CUSTODY of Policeman. Warrants issued Tor ne
arrest Of the other accused but to the closing OF the
Court last evening they had not been found Inc follow
ing is the substance the complaint as worn to by Mr.
" tinsChaDk
Jshn Wenschsnk, at present residing at No. 3) Lbsr-
tys being says the 18th inst arrived IN New
York, in the ship Prince Albert from London ana on th
day. while | was still board BenJsnn II Rosenberg,
Jacob Reinhardt aud Conrad off on board, when
Rosenberg and ReBhsd asked me to 20 into the cabin
with them; did and they then asked me TO show my
passport which did they then asked ms II htd Dill
of exchange TO which answered yes and showed II TO
them Rosenberg and the other tso told me 10 endorse u,
which did but retained II III my own possession IN the
same package in which had the 0 were 10 sovereSns,
upon seeing the CON- one OF the party asked me 10 give
them TO HIM in exchange for American gold and the other
two united with him IN urging me 10 do 50 gave up the
soyereigs but instead OF their giving me American coin
in Exchange Rosenberg gave mt ticket for passage 10
Iowa ttd the parties that did not want the ticket aud
that they must either give American gold or my own
Reuhadt then told 20 ms house and It would
all be right; the ticket pamed upon me with the is-
onious intent TO cheat none OF my money mas osen re-
Turned and have reason 10 believe that the ticket IS
worthless If however II is good, worm Soi ana my
gold worth e'1 a.
The following is a copy of the ticket in question
STEAMBOAT