New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-27
noy,cs TIE MAYORS OFFICE.


maker, Davis a large numb er of pavi''s employees
were in tie room, and among them poor " ''n AZ
who mace the fonnsDg sfidavi':
Moyo', Of'e Ci,g and cosn', 4 N>ir- Y-A s,,,,.,
M.rS or ,. Of ~ "a M,uts 'eins fai ~ W.. ~ 40
snd ssys That sh- hss been ~oLiaE i'f n .o,. fa-
Ds, sr making slHt-' tasi on egmm5se', tbs. o,
$40 'tcre 'h7 az Ie4gr = esT~ 90. by sab
ie'OLus he' Won a. various un-. - n, IN, Won
Davis her, depOI cit. 6em,odinf aonsi -, ~ ~
.e.t ny nae 10 ~ss.y ,s Z, sst ooey 90
sons 81 sot 81 az saeh m, 80 Int and rs
urn OF IT, deposit the zane "a. Al afn ne
Depo' en- fonhef ',y' n, o. DOZEN Of s. and IA.
k.et The same week 10 order 70 enforce s;tsnso,
o@ ,h s,5 ys' s- sS wset bot .-ssni
a ar d. 40 .s snst - MARY GiLRoY
s~'rD 10 before me- 5. OSBORN Police Justice
Ann Brady testified, under oath, as follows
"I,.rds at No IS Vsndew.ters 81; and WORK for NJ Da
VIA have there three JeIs next June they employ
ar vel ycaint.d vito the per.oa and .onstn
we've q Is" bsld. they give Tire snd tx 'hf ana as
III. young coming eftsr the Soik but T-c9lec me
.b bot head Miss D.vi' IN PLAN ihi they dn not SET
rsht; b.aa ssid # the WORK returned properly done
m"aan 30 'ss.r. saw her there ba' on e;
refused 70 mse the sos over nor 90 sno" wha'
t.r,rred after Miss Davis told her 10 alter the work
Margaret ByrDe, the comp ,inant, was then ex-
smr ed ard testified A. follows:
Ifr,t webtto Ma Davis Monday eyebos; she s,sed
me if h1d t t d. Id The ru to have 81
home AID r.tuIned on Tu,.dsy ofDbs them
az snd thew ssye ne three shrs; sod made
hen AID oI them back On Thursday a. ~ fount fault
wuh eu; Mics refused to lake one Of the br aad went
Oos ,b .nop.y eoos.d IT, ard demssded four cents moe
save Epenoe .n1 she hsnS-d two cent, bscs; Mss
D. .sd of the fall sod the collar Tss not
vel, and she huni great essl OF fsult; took
then ard asred them sud returned them At II o'clock
Ffosy Of the bottom bands OF the oosoms was small
b ard che comp sinso that hs you'd not haV soy
patches co ne' NM ss were no eut ont for me- Al.
though; Miss Davis ave ue baud TO PIT on ana
and out IL 90 bach to the .ore Miss as,n
found f,ut With the work and refa'ed s7e me my nnd
Station bou.e BY Policeman sbd the cspt.n SAID he could
no' do .u,tbiDe for ne out referred me here
Qu.son by TIE DID you not offer to throw II your
vort # they would give you the f2l
Ap.sr Y.- sir IN the presence OF Mr. and Mis- piy's;
do said shirts misnanaged, bot
they them to me t IL cd each; they said nothing
all for r. b. a., ed them TO shirts the
there Mis- Davis said she " ud 1t give me the
s2 uu'il the shirts nsh would she give me
This closed the investigation, and the testimony
was subuntied to the Mayor Justice Osb orne will
give biz decision this morning
MAYORS OFFICE New York, Feb 90, 1876.
/ Boz JoHS WBEELER-Dtar SU: In reply to your
questions respecting The Beiglans lately IN conhoe-
ueIt in Ills City have the honor to advise hst
thew ore now liberty, and yond the control Of the
au'hori,- except 70 far as they msy become sneua-
bic TO oar laws hereafter.
Judge Roosevelt of the Supreme Court, released
them Oh toe 2ith inst, aud they are now at large,
whether for veal or NO remslns 10 be seen
/ resisted this proceediog aud hence am conscious
/ of having discharged my duty. However much crime
or d,stifniion may he increased am )ng US IN con-
seQueI &c | sbsll feel no self reproach. ! cannot
nevertheless but express regret that they snould
have been released so summarily at this time.
never selec their detention IN pr-on but advised
tba tbey should be returned to Autserp aud out Tor
this application 70 the Courts they would have been
low on their way tnitber Their discharge in this
will, tear, nu'lify my efforts to prevent the
.frt.
pes. establish the fact tht the Courts defend their Intro
oucn Any action Of the mum cps authorities hereafter to
this will he looked illegal and will be en-
tie futile Al order that they sinai not md viii be me, BY
suugshre them shore when If arrested snd npisoned
bsbess corpus Sc" them al liberty, to depredse uP1n
Hsts and pioperU
IL may be inowb tn you that extensive preparations
me no being made 10 Germany ia Bslsun, aud other
tions Europe further aton Of the same class OF
been so extensive that the cantonia Governments are
lessg the ehespes, and best mode OF getting them
.oeuar in connect vito the public property of
the aud villages o. Switzerland ADDS an additions. m
oUoen.bt G. the bau'bm at OF their panp-r eha cmla.
The lanes belong tho commune ana IN mauy 10
sidpa IT,. su,hoIies thereto have double object
IN s-os Of tue poor Tue eSPese OF hei, support .nd
Of h. crime cot only removed forever but
the prop.tsy Ct hose remaining b. act
RIO of So large portion OF the p'Pusi"n ohea stat
menis show that in some districts oneAth OF the whole PoPa
lstion subsst BY public ans ~ ,, ,
The pdacipe Of self peserv4on from the evils o. en ni
ind tsupsr inning recommended by me- are iny uads
stood in swzsri-rd Tnese VILLAGES and commune, are z.
thsn We bs,e shosn selves against foreign as ions
ui q 4
Of another csntoD Every one v,iuos IN anons
canton even the plea OF looAins or Sok,n closeS
-sie ed 'pd The epo .na PS9I tn. wa.0 ,ss y yn
greater il the 10 germany None dare veaaie
pspe be fouod to he destitute for on the borders o.
country must .h)w certain sun OF money! ne Il
immensely ordered bsksud u necessary transferred for
cibi, bactby ire police sau! that BY entering he Will b.
come public charge -
wnId each however have no eonpuac Of
conscience regard for our nights 10 snInos these OUT
nd "A
thee ulf ruDstes they appear 10 maze CON non
ts,m apd IL forcbD sending them back but follow the
Policy OF the c untrue. whence they came. -
rtsre that 'h instance followed so good
an n,snoe The in 1er-nt ri.h Of every community to pro
m.,f tom the inees OF d'nserou persons ennot Dc
oueaicn.d SELF preservation is tue fret lsw OF nature
by quarantine regulations are adopted bu 70 pre-
ven ne ucrion Of coats ion INTO cities Aod II Is
sh exclude contason why IS not nsh 70 eAe'uae
Is equally fata and destructive Do we protect ourselves
this evil Does his DECISION protect q. Ton !, Arc
from Courts sitter Of such paramount imP'aaee
The ste Crane Jury of City 10 their present.
In connection with this subject. the Grad Jury wou .,
.n They found that n.tsatons visited BY the
fully thres fouhs of hs inmates were OF foreign Drin
"Vhe the Cry must usint,n those nov uoon shan1s !
"is no Dart ofi ouy burden Of the eme uo,e,
pesa Of 70 eisn cOuouies II we had TO @antall
eo o5 ht While we wOuli welcome and
to the industrious and ~eci'po.ei emsan
f. ,Ve1y country should as far ss possible proven
the entrshee among US OF those who must 'ee'me pao
Yh- Of alien ps.ser who arrived at this las
wear w.s SIs2 of which is5 s69 from Gernsny ane
Switzerland.
Nv observation snd experience, withia the Psst three
nnb. have o,c me the uoluson that 1t s Ia portion
Of The these Countries that oar Institutions arr
to her greatest shoea our morality the everest tsnu
,nS out loo Al taxation lite largest sddition
DO lot uBd-tstood asserting that TINS euers
ton 70 detrimental as whole Among them are mans noa
81 industrious aud thrifty people whose presence here a.
n. c,en bic s.rs 10 tie county; bat s TO that po'tio
that sude Who ike the o-lssns hsve been sent ou'
,hei, own c. uutry y either p.up-rs or cnninsls
II pesrly wo hurored thousand found then WAY mere
,s Im.ry heinz red directly from the snip 70 IN
Ain. s,use when Il doubtful quesion WI 'ther on