The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-12
city Intelligence.

RrNrssSr@ rorrcx Jrsrrcxy There N much Jus
complaint concerning the conduct Of tho Poce Jusace
stationed the Lower Police Court II Is the duty Of IN
acting magistrate to be in attendance at O'Clock A. NJ.
punctuay at the very latest to dispose OF such cases
may Come before hm-to commit the guilty and dis
charge tie innocent, as the case may be; but tnes
officials have recently become SO sleepy and reIniss tha
Il is often o'clock before they make tneir appearance
and sometimes even later, and Alderman Cancey 1
often called upon TO do their business wien 40 urgen
arlses. Now This Ia serious Inconvenience TO nj
except the lazy magistrate II wrongs the grtess, who
should not be kept in durance vile longer than Is
pecessary, while dsguls and lncommodes those VIII,
have charges make against the crmlnai but the most
serious evil II entails Is in the effect has on the
poicemen The p,trclman goe, UPON duty =
the following morning. He thea goes home
to clean himself and take rsireshiaent, and
At appears the police court with his prisoners.
the were duty he could aash his business
by ocock and have the rest OF the day until sundo IN
for sleep aud recreat on but as the Justice Is generally
two hours behind time II Is o.len midday before they
can r,tsrc The elect OF this Is obvious Usually pp
nceman likes TO boast Of the nsmoer OF arrests he mase
but when he nds his vigilance has the effect OF fdeprying
him Of his and Sleep he takes good 70 SEQ
niracton OF the law, and The cupriE are let on very
emiy The policemen complain Of this state Of things
and very Justly, and consequently fewer arrests are
made and the public good s sacrificed. The salary OF
Tie police magistrates "a ~ 500 per yeara sum certainly
worth getting out Of bed st O'Clock for Let this be
amended forthwith
|, THE REVOLUTIONARY RgprmIclss.-Pursuant 10 the
adjournment Of the preliminary meeting, which was re
ported OF yesterday the FrcEch parsans Of
The Universal Pepublc assembled yesterday evening, At
meeting was 10 enroll those who would pledge them.
selves 10 leave FOR Europe a. soon a. the revolution
should occur. About hundred persons wre present
at the meeting but quarter only had registered the
names when our reporter eft. Those were to chose
three de esaes tor the convention 10 be hei on Friday
next.
WHERE ARE ruE GARRAcE CARrEs'-Thc police are
mpainns bitterly of the remssness Of the garbage
cntmen. who have failed to the boxes. although
they are running wikh all OF nasiincss, 10
scmc pisces for weeks This should not be- The Com
missioner Of Streets and Lamps shoud see 10 H. There
pesulence at our doors and should II ever enter va
he because OF the dirt OF the city The nsgnaton OF the
community would be terrible should any such conttc-
gency occur. Where the garbage carimcna
Row AT REGIrTA.-A row boat regatta was held at
the Red HOOK yesterday, for purse Of o. ooo Burns
and Dorr were the competitors the former winning &C
cordng 70 the award Of the judges After The ra,e was
"a alleged by Doris friends Hs boat also broken
IN pieces The officers arrested some Of the alleged av
breakers.
Nrw YoRx HoePnAt~-rhe following 4 the weekly re
port Of this institution TO Aug. s. 1s56Remaning o.
Aug 1, 272 admitted 10 Aug 90 discharged cured .
relieved, III died. 10; remaining at date 25T. Males, 2O
females. as
BURGLARY Asp ARsoS.--A very curious case i nv
cnder the Fire yarshss investigation located at No
Eehth avenue. II alleged tba. burglars entered ae
tailoring store At that place, on sunday NOR ing AMI
ter packing up lot of goods valued at between thee
and hour hundred dollars set nre 70 the premises r.
francis Nunnenmacner being awoke By the noise OF
cog barking, discovered the robbers, who fed without
taxing any of the property with them. The are
tneuished with pai OF water. damage tfialng.
DoSArios-Mrs. Martha 6. Wilson, who died In My
last has LEFT the Missionary Society OF the Methodist ns
coral church house aud lot Hudson street. vslud al
eco one hundred dollars year s reserved 70 The
John street chu.ch provided II remains down bwn
Mrs wilson was member o. the last church for yer
nny years.