The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-26

Mayors Office.
THE rARADE, INSPECTION AND REVIEW OF THE 70
LICE FORCE IN THE PARK.


THE rARADE, INSPECTION AND REVIEW OF THE 70
LICE FORCE IN THE PARK.
To-day has been designated by Mayor Wood the one
which the inspection and review of tSe police shall
take place. snd arrangements for this interesting affair
have been completed very extensive scale. This
is the first time the whole force has been brought togsth
since the organization OF the department. The fol-
lowing will be the order Of arrangements
The companies from every district consisting of 81
each and officers, which, together with the re
reserved corps viii number in all between 900 or 900
men, will march from their respective districts and bs
in the Park at O'Clock precisely.
On arriving the ground they will be formed into
three battaons, the right resting Chatham street,
will then be ordered into line by double ie at 2IS
O'Clock, and when ready for inspection and review,
Immediately proceed to make a thorough inspection
and review OF every man, scrutinzng with clre his APP
pesrapcs drefs and carriage and noting bis kno Eled
OF the dIin exercise During the review the line will
extend from Broad to Chatham street In open order
the Mayor passing between accompanied by his clerk,
prepared to make memoTandums OF interest.
The several battaopa will tn be formed in three
square, four men Deep In front OF the Hail. when his
Honor viii present the medals, procured BIZ him at his
personal expense, to those OF the dep ar,ent
whose meiitorions actions entle them in s udgmsnt
whole force he has aelected members VINO are well
deserving OF this honor each of whom will be addressed
By him. and the nature Of the service rendered stated
The medal is of silver and the workmanship very beau
itu Its design shield surmnunted by eagle bear
ing SCROLL on which ia the motto, sFat Juscia rua
On the shield stars with the words N. Y. Pocs,
and the motto "Pdrtum est McritO' On the diverse,
Presented to -, by +. Wood, Esq, Mayor 1856 and
1856"
After the ceremonies OF presenting these awards of
merit, the Mayor will deliver his address. 0a its
clution they will again form into lae aud each compa
ny will repair to its respective station house. Il 10
eerstocd however, that the three crack companies OF
the Eighth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth wards, bays
taken great pride in the orl EXERCISE will march and
countermarsh in front Of the Hall.
Between the ceremonies Dodworths celebrated bani
thirty v eces will
The invited guests, consisting of the members OF the
judiciary heads Of departments members OF the city
government, Mayors, &c., of the adjoining cities who
may be present together with other distinguished cl
Nns viii bs provided for in the Governsrs May
or's Office and other apartments in the Hall, where
they win be enabled 20 wi taess the whole affair.
STREET CLEANING MACHISEs-A DIRTY TRICK.
The successful operations of the street cleaning
chimes, which have given to the First Second, Fourth
and Sixth wards such clean and healthy appearance,
ard has become the subject Of general remark, has
brought upon the prcprie.ors, Messrs Smith Seckel
Co., the enmty and malice of the advocates OF the old
fashioned aud stale System OF manual labor. mean
and ccntemptibe plan OF nurng the directors has been
ard flth the tail boards Of which purposey Rxed
loosely that the contents Of the cars may have
easy egIess have been going about daily for whole
week, over part OF Broadway, above Spring street
which Is being cleaned by the mschnes. A msmorial
received by the Mayor signed by several merchants
eciDg business in that vicinity, complaining bitterly
tha. such dsgraceful conduct should be permitted, ID
veption. is to he hoped that tha matter will be seen