New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-07

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W. OBS were Terminated yesterday as follows;
-. III, Second Section OF the First Department.
h,s,g II students, were examined IN Chemistry ana
f1-av IN the presence Of hessrs keeier aud Lever
bsf<--.,e1, and several visitors The young ladies'
.,d borough knowledge OF these sc'enhac branch
W. .srxsd fps examination.
br.p M. the Graduating Class % in number ware az
NOT thoroughly in Logic, History OF Literature
be.a.,,s Analogy. The examination in Butler was
w. "A called forth the highest prsiss from the rras-
"a. work is one Of the most difficult TO snsyze and
1000 Of any which is introduced ia schools or
-. The reasoning is so sbsruse and the deda s.ions
-, ,hst some eminent divnes have asserted tina. it
f.., imoossible for female minds TO comprehend or
- erect, from analogy. Tue calculation Of this
r. yesterday by the young ladies Of the First Dep,
could. We fear put many divines, as eminent as the
70 made such an assertion, to the blush.
| r,p.,, COMMISSIONERS TO THE WORLDS FAR
- o. has appointed the follow gentlemen 10 repre-
"a. .adne industrial interests Of the State OF New
y. At the Exhibition Of the Industry Of all Nations 10
N Cfy Of NewYork'
IS Hewitt Of Mercer Co James Nielsen Of MiddsssI Co.
Iasi ssps. d EsseI Co. Anersw K Hay Of Camden Co
pslaSIS Of fss:se ". Andrews. Of adds.s1 Co
aa,ex INVESTIGATIONS On Saturday, the Commission
i.sP composed Of Judge Beebe, Recorder rou
L. g Honor the Mayor, were occupied from ten o'clock
l. IA 6orenoon until one O'Clock in the afternoon, in the
i,srment of policemen, after which they opened cour
a. purpCse Of inquirng into charges which had been
i,,itued against various officers.
first case CALF that Of Solomon Weirthe MAR Of
s FIRST Ward Police charged by his Captain lllapiol
,segect Of duty and violation OF rules The first wit
l<Pstfick Hogan keeping porter house atNo 10 West
l< aud owning the clothing store next door, testified
iAxm he 9th Of June about o'clock in the afternoon
nfrd noise in the porter honse and went in when he
ias Etiribemsr and man named Dosley clinched
tabemar was very violent and using profaDe language
and no star on and witness did not ksow him to be
,Ssusn. Did not see any blows struck. Weirthenar
.suned in about IS minutes with his star
i'm Cuff testified that he accepted an invitation from
0spf Weirthemair TO take n drink and went with him
Ia ne porter house No 10 Westst the officer took of
IN, .nr when he in had cigars and drinks Weirihe-
rs took lemon soda W. got into alteration with an
tArmsn, and cnched with him; he used violent Ian.
rnss did not exhibit his star.
ne other witnesses corroborated the testimony to the
nee in the porter house. When Weirthemsir
nd he bad star and club. John Cowan testified to
Khhem using profane and violent language
1 hne remarks were here made by Weirtbemiirs coun
Who submitted that the charge had not been sustained
81 bad not INDUCED in any intoxicating liquor, simply
nsbing lemon soda TO refresh himself sc.
nmarks were also made by the counsel in support o.
I@sharge He submitted that the fact Of taking off thf
arts proof that he duty &c. In conclusion the
ause submitted that Weirthemar went and laid mali
con complaint against Hogan the of whose ares
yswholly uncaled for no resistance being offered
Il ne decision in the case was deferred.
that Mr. iIalDn. of the War;
pvhe charged by Officer weirthemar with having dis
Gagged from custody prisoner, on the 10th Of April
Stvo other persons the 9th of June who had been
rid for assauiDg said OficerW.
Somon Weirthmair test6e that he arrested Fabh
,,nst whom he had obtained warrant for asssutng
IN on The l6h of April the man was discharged by
l0u Hsluin on the 9th Of June, Officer COwan aud sci
rssted Hogan and Patrick Dooey-one for assault anC
liz other for assault and battery these men slsC
Mated by Capt Hslpin, his own responsibility
t@eht II right TO lock these men up it is customary tC
Id UP men fer assault and battery
capt llapns counsel addressed the Board, and endea
yed satisfy them in the of his remas that tbs
Casu bad not exceeded his duty in discharging these
msn vhose residences he knew and who would be forth
carbg wien wanted.
Robert H. johnson, Police Clerk testified to the
ram being issued for the arrest Of Fsber, charged by
Wsirhsmair for assaulting him.
Lawrence hlley, pOHceuah anu OtheF Witheses proved
he release Of Faber Hogan and Dooey by Capt Hogan
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Counsel submitted thai the sst clause Of the rules an,
regulations iustged the discretion exercised by the Cap
tain The opposite counsel read note thereon in eoc
Tat policemen and captains not to discharge prisoner
On their own responsibility.
TIE decision deferred.
The csss Of officer James MCPHERSON, charged with neg
ls by bis captain was partially heard and officer Keat
hg with breach of duty entering porter house and tax
nga drink There was but little evidence in the Latter
ua
The Board adjourned at a late hour.
Bonn or TES GovERNoRs-A meeting OF the Cover
at the Rotunda on Tuesday evening Present
iherrsdent Edward A. West hessrs Williams, Townsend
DugrO, Mclaughlin Smith and Henry
meeGustions from the several departments reaC
and acted upon
Resolutions were passed requesting the Controller
1.-THE City issue his warrant for $4,000 account OF Aims
House Department, and for $4,000 on account Of new
W1dHouse buildings.
nes being no other business before the Board they
adjourned.
he following shows the number OF persons remaining
nesyGL institutions under their charge for the week
ending Duly ., 1858;
fssa.yss Hospital ISL
ss.ouss and Hopia s5
IL
II u,e9, Hospital ~
SUI nous ~
Tex Hospital -
a ~ ,eo Hospital ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
A ~ xiJ
Total. .................................5 500
Decrease, so.
Admitted , .Ss June q ls0 $3.50
'SAe to July A............''''.'...' t's
4 Died 57S'
II Oschss ~
II 5<3
State .................. 100
'''s's's.......s.......... IL
7A
Remaining Jaiya -