The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-09


Mayors Once.
VIOLATIONS OF THE MIGRANT LAWS.
The following report Of ofser ssuler in charge Of tho
emigrant department Of the Mayors Once, Will be found
interesting a. showing recent violations Of ths Pro-
tsctivs Emisrant law Of 1853 sf
NEW YoRx. Nay s, 1855.
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NAY s-ship Henry Clay from Liyerpool-,Repcr.ed by
ofesrs Gough.n and Roaohs This ship anchored in the
Wiis and landed a. tie private doos foo. cSamSsrs
then under the control Of the New York and Erie
ship Webster from Liverpool Reported by officer.
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vate dock foot Of Chambers street.
The foregoing comes under the Protective Emtgrant
Law Of 1858.
OUTRAGE ON CITIZEN BY POLICEMAN.
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Mayors Office appears that sergeant Of the Fourth
district police named Murphy, Monday last arrested
and brought to the Tomos James Mayhem, respecta
BILE private gentleman, well known In this city
Der OF the New York press, simply because he remon
strated with him the cruel manner in which he
treating . man whom he endeAvoring to arrest.
We recommend it to the attention Of the proper autho
rites, who in duty bound to investigate 1t. Such
unwarrantable action the part of policemen should
not be tolerated: =
James G. Mayhem residing at No. IL James street. reporter
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the walk, and then put him cart The cart then
started OF with the when the said to de-
ponent and roughly seized deponent the COLLAR De-
ponent informed him that he reporter and remon
that he would with him. but the sergeant would not
showed the his card and letters to satisfy him that
depoDent respectable person. in order that he might
BIO treated with the Of large
Of peoples yet sergeant continued treat deponent
roughly until they reached Centre street, before stated
Dponent taken to the Tombs where stated the facts
to Judge Connolly who at dismissed deponent and
verey the conduct Of said Deponent
complains that the said officer did cruel treatment to-
wards the who placed the cart and that the
conduct towards deponent was unwarrantabls.
PUNISHMENT OF A RAILROAD CONDUCTOR.
complaint was made yesterday against the conduc-
tor Of No AZ, belonging to the Eighth Avenue Rail
road Company, for having admitted party Of four
drunken into his Friday night, and allowing
them to curse and swear and obscene language in
the presence Of the passengers male and female The
matter having been referred to the company the Mayor
received this morning letter. stating that the conduc.
ter had been Immediately dismissed.
RELIEF TO BROADWAY.
Mayor Wood has given orders that hacks shall no
longer be allowed to stand in Broadway between Union
place and the Battery This has been rendered
ssry from the crowded state Of that street. They win be
stationed in Park place, Chambers and the adjoining
streets.