New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-18
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1HI SENTENcr or GORMAN IOAAtIhD 10 iNrNss-
osNIs1 FOR LuE-Michael German convicted an
sentenced TO b. hanged Friday, today 18th nst.
has had his sentence committed to imprisonmen. tor
life by the Governor Of the state. The following y
COPY OF the dispatch received BY Sheriff Ryeron:
"CoSGRkss HALL, ALBANY, Dec. II, 1855
JEROME RYERsOS, ESQ.,, Sheriff OF Kings Co., No.
9Couu street, Brooklyn:
81 have commut.d the sentence of German from
"MYRON H. CLARK
Deputy Sheriff Quevedo informed the prisoner o.
the Governors decision, when he quietly remarked:
Good news if it's true" He exhibited no emotios
whatever.
Tx, COMMON CorScIL APPorsrsEsrs.-The fol-
lowing officers were electe& BY the Common Councd
last evening:
f..p,,to,. of Paremens Weterr Dis,,iet-Iicks Post.
(Whg) Henry Oswald. DEM
is,recfoy Of Paremest, EG.ey@ Disrfet-John Bo,sos
a.'i'is.t ke1ey CIV Eaq3Alss. MeslulIe9; sDe~A'
Seaicy al Bei,h sHd AeasuyesJohn Cunningham, DEM
There is long list of officers yet to he elected,
which will probably consume the time OF another
meeting.
Reports OF TIE CHEF or PoLrcE.-The Brook
yn Chief Of Police submitted his yearly and quarterly reports
as to the Of the Police Department to the Common
From the former statement u appears
1885, II a5 persons were arrested for various o.
fences $50 were accommodated with lodgings, Goa lost eha
dren their psrents persons were fesoaeA
frum drowning y fires extnsuished by the police and
s4ss % was taken dodgers and druakeu persons and 70
ured 10 them 74 lost by the police. being
syesge OF ~ per day. complaints were peerc4
against wLich resulted In the dismissal from once
men u comnsnts were dismissed aud were suspended
from duty for limited time The following is summary VI
the for v hich the arrests " ere made: 80 -. ,..
intent to Kill H. with threats Isl Attempt rape Il
ATTEMPT at b%sy 81 "a bSni sSd d.os.
7e Escaped eonvcts. Enlbsz1iemen Fshtns IN pueE
s1ss. r. CROSS Cross is'csuy
ling g. Habual drunkards Indecent exposure Assault
s Hs s% RSas: M ss sG'n aoa. syS.%
Fe f:.s soo s. ss %SSS sps
persons 81 Throw stones 2; 'asan'' ' Violation c"S
The Quarterly Report ending December 81 1885, shows ?Iv
s. being Of S sS pesSH: assa rss.
their parensi 10 tires were eHnsushsd ~ ne
sSe n from dodgers and drunken
them Dur, the period 1913 days lost by the police
being average loss to the department OF 5c men per DAY
Tug RECORDS OF KINGS CousTY.-A meeting Of
the Brooklyn held in the suroses Office yeserdayt
The records Of Kings County and Of the County CLERKS and City
Clerks office. The TS0T IN all nsss 0s, Rec
onon. adopted the drsf Of act submitted for
II no Of Record t6e County King, as s
ler TO the aot now in operation In New-forA
SUDDEN DEATH.-A woman named Emma NJ. Rog-
erson residing So Fulton where she kept fancy
died suddenly w Consequence
supposed taking powerful medicine for disease w
which she had long been afflicted IL APPEAR however thst
subject disease Of the heart which the prob
able cause death She about s sad
formerly named Hsnly from whom she had
for She had relative named VIZ
LETT residing near Keypor J. Her effects taken In
charge by Coroner Redng and her friends requested "
cs at his Office City Hall Brooklyn The body viii DO pse
ed for couple ofdsys.
COMMITTED PoR BURGLARY.-Amos Bailey and
Peter Ferguson brought before Justice smith ye,esy
on the charge eonousy entering tho OF
schriefer Hunerfy Road, Wednesday night last They
were committed in full for trial