New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-23
DOIsGs At TIE MAYORS OFFICE.

THE AESOTAScE OF SHIP-C4PTAI,s-The Mayor
received the other DAY. note from several DIVA
town merchant cor painng that their ssip cip';as
were sIroyeo 10 dat. ly their arriv in port by
ro'es, requesting 'h4m 70 cal Al No % Na-c-rst,
In # importance Tie lady Of the house, Ms
MAJ uesssnt f,r, md she care on Monday sf,sI-
on The contents Of the complain, were made known
70 Der, bo, she was Mt aware Of sny such practice
she would however ascertsin whether any one who
lived in Der bouse knew anything about it, and il
they did che would come down sC.in. Yesterday
orn'ng she came with q por,ly lady o. forty, who
had not yet Zoe, all her beauty This lsdy acknoF-
ed ed tho, ,be had the notes. She said h' her
hon wa in New Orl. ans that he ansd TO go ne
aid .be was so poor that she could Mt pay ESQ for
for her passage So she had cen. TO the sea.captaus
in the hope ,bs, che could ge, of the II give her
passage or cauy her At a reduced price. She sad
that tbe had resorted to this ss eIpedent, aud
promised, If il was considered improper, she woulf
DO so no more. Mss MasOn. the graceful lady OF
the house, bad private interview with the Mayor
ard the complaint dismissed
The DIES GryEis-ltis une erstood that the Mayor
had long private conference yesterday morning With
the Sandman Minister the Marquis OF Talicarne, aud
his SECRETARY of Legation the subject Of the sar-
Z
the Dee Geneys. II is said tina; the Marquis CON
muDicaied to the Mayor inf,rns,ion which be has
lust received from his Government, 10 the effect tia;
tbese persons have been charged even with The
commission Of any crime, and ths; they are only
suspected to be politically dangerous. !, is more
than or, babe that most Of them are Lombard refu-
Rees Albc ugh very little doubt can be Eel; az TO the
truth Of that statement STILL as far a. csn learn,
h., datar ed
The Dee Geneys being Government vessel, will been
filled to greater consideration than she we're merely
private vessel 1t makes the question nstion,l,
rather than municipal The probability is that some
information fro m the Government at Washington will
he received by the Mayor before the frigae arrives.
The number OF the emigIes is about sixty. The veg
eel called on the 9th of December, and this Is her
Goth day out The Marquis pleasantly remarked that
they bad heard that Mayor Wood WAS opposed to
their landing, and had turned the ship back.
THE Bor DoR.s AND THE TEACHER ANDERSON.
The Seventh Ward COMMITTEES on School Discipline
fully sustain the course OF Anderson as Will be seen
from the following letter
Mr. MAYOR WooD- Honored and Dear Sir: Toe
Committee on Studies and School Discipline, origin
siIg from the Board of School Officers OF the
Seventh Ward having received commune ston
from your Clerk Mr. Ming, setting forth tina, on
ph ut has been LETT al your ON e, Oy Mr. DOrau,
sesiDst the Principal of that school charging him
with having iIc'ed brutal punishment upon his boy,
&c, have commenced an investigation of the INST
ter, and far they have been ABLE to get at the
facts il the case they believe il 10 be of gross
Misrepresentation on the part of the boy, and from
pauiflug of the doc ALLUDED to by s)ne two of the
uIior teachers he has distinctly stated that he did
bot believe the boy 10 the least. physically. mai
tr, ated, but that he frightened, &c. The parties
having jurisdiction over the matter design to give II
a thorough investigation, and, unless the Committee
are much deceived they believe that 1t will rec III
much TO the disadvantage OF the complainant and
psrti.s concerned With him, and ask that this m,y
appear in their behalf until .he whole matter shau
be set srieh, With the public. R-spectia ~
Pav,9 ZEE .nt.ssR ds5 Bo%PF KIN = jNS c5:
Bard SoAoOi No 81, Nels-York Feb q. 1855.
RAps AsD TlPs.-Wn Cornish, OF Shesiff-s. ,
complains that his neighbor opposite who calls her
sef fpiritual medium, violent noises IN con-
claimants house and also HE furniture 10 tip
very myserously, and lie a great annoyance. Com
plainsnt prsys relief from the Mayor if possible
COMPLAINT AGAINST PoIcENEs.-Tne Rules snd
Regulations for the government OF the Police DE-.
parimert have been sme nded that the Mayor vii
heresiter determine charges sgsnst Policemeu-the
def, Nd ant the right to appeal to tue Board VI
| Conmiss ioners. The sDeno menis arc as folio ~:
Pdhes a. p.Hsf%eSi prissd under Mayor
the alton OF the same have TOE nfht % dn or .
besr determine s~sd the Penslty under the following
| conc lone
Of sha hsve the privilege 20 snswer
in xps and .aeh other under osih By Deposition
a. be willing procure 20 BE- presented 20 the
ror hfoush the Chief Of Ponce within i've days Atsr no.
tice II the MsJu ,,f -, -
Iron he Idon Of verds by the Mayor the defend
ant hal have the rsht appeal from the decision to the
Board COMMISSIONERS FOR t prov ded notice OF sid s
peal Nth grounds which based 10 writing sna
Chief II Police -hia three days after notice
Of yeidct
rdopd BY the CoIDmot for tment and ui. OF
Policemen. ffhnA.pS TU9p "lyoI.
Feb IS 1855 5. H. STUART City Ja'se
A CoRREcTIoS-Mr. John kendrick writes US that
he WAS not done out of - by an Express letter
a. stated in The TRIBUNE Of Tuesday. He says that
he received tie letter but did not send the money
He does not acknowledge verdancy IN this particular
instance. -
PlRyrRY aSD FALSE INPRIsoSsEST.-The case OF
Flsfty 4 Levy, who were arrested On complaint OF
Karl Keller on charge Of personsurg Cdsto n
House officer assumes anes phase Custom tiouse
officer hss presented himself and stated 10 at be him
..n took the jewelry, and that it was egaly done
UARBoR or THIEVES BRoKEs UP.-On complaint
made a, the Mayors Ofi,e that Patrick Conan "a
loon in the ba.ement al the corner OF Pearl and 1at
b,m SIS wa the resort of thieves aud other oiror
cerly persons Patrick was brought before Judge
Osborn ana in default OF $500 bail was com nitted 70
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