New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23

to.. wealth or roson enable Aem command tte services
" Sss s.sS aSy therefore, ss alon The B Attorney
Courtthe nost care nj srutny INTO the character ~
bal Be fixed such n a. may reasonably expected %
The steDdsnoe q accused trial and hat IN eveIy
N wtch pIon rfei's hs reeognizanec ise P-'
81 The bail.eond b f6iy enforced. ,-.,
fhe Grand jay farther represent nat wse AMI
able coanse be lttle reason 70 -.
,s,fi, 80 IL n,nsaps orosT 10 opPce and Hnasis
Ieiuse 20 toe fun extent Of Their Ca gay
. ssss ., e Ssi ~: Re os merely
10 delay defeat the ends Of Jases ~ h,.y;s. h,h
NV oS, and vioen assaults frequently upoi ne persons
Of peseesble citizens Lhers o,I,.s ~ ssn u
s.as,oes the members Of which m many cases knowh
"a esher Ssss,shrents nesOrousy the haunt: Of
thee ans Of desPefs5oes and ds.g eers OF the
Grand jury upon the police and mtsstrses the duty
tAkiBs the ost SisToas measures % break up these gang u
In reference TO the subject Of the conduit a1d tnlss o. @
uross brought their particular notee by The Court IN e
sdoa that could be fully produced and have caused tn same
70 be proc from public consderatcns deemed sum EN-
neSd further sciiOn that subject At this time
TIE Grand jury have visited The Cy Prison N ce1i s 80
their disposal allowed IT, a. they were sssuea ~ tas
> uniformly apparent the time Of Their vs
GraHa Jury consider the general arrangements "0NJ VI
The OF the PIi.On ar1ahed By me Ger pre-
features 10 which the Vsna jury "SN ~ e' ~
attention Of the Court and the pune. . -. ,~.-o
Durps The past the number Of commitments were
OF
rhle only 1851 were clsssed n temperate -,
or tie Commitments s95 were Of persons OF n1ye bn
While the remaining Of foreign birth Taxing INTO
ccount the relative Of these classes Of or population
= will be observed that those Of foreign birth furnish * OF
int time. their proportion Of criminals The Grand Jury
cannot believe that this the relative proportion OF crime
b@tveen the resident population OF own and OF foreign
are, therefore, forced 70 tue CONCLUSION tat
fRer. Of deportation ana emigration
40 our country OF criminals from Sbroad aud they urge that
,very allows be put In force 20 check this
criminal emigrston while every possible facility and en-
should be afforded 70 the industrious and law
abiding emisEant -. , ,.-. - Il
psrors no were wholly unnsructed whose degree
n education decidedly below tbst furnished BY Public
Seoo Of2l2 the Of education not aseefaned
while only 2A down persons vsA edaedd In
view Of these the Grand Jury submit 70 their fellow
citizens great is the Of Public school sys
ten, the expenditure is well and wisely incurred
The Jury would call the attention Of the municipal
condition Of the streets Of winch are
almost and wholly impossible for vehicles involving great
and immense os TO part OF the community
Although The evil Is greatly aggravated by the enraodisy
that has fallen during the present WINTER yet
NJ we are always liable OF the cause 70 greater
or the Street Department should have full power 70
ADOPT such will far possible remedy the ey
a. soon In this connection the Grand Jury would
esnsre the careless In which ice and other
articles are thrown from the roofs and windows OF housea
which has recently cost at least one hieand they
commend the matter to the attention Of the police. .
All Of which IL respectfully submitted 20 the Honorable
Court by the Grand Jury JAMES HAhfEh, Foreman.
The Grand Jury then and after further
kusiuess the Court adjourned