The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-19

Old Municipal Watch to bs
Revived-TAs Movement
In Brooklyn,
10, 10, 10.
The greatest excitement prevails In the city amoor ~
city odctab, the members Of the Police Department a.
tho citizens or al grades and classes In relation D, ~
outrageous proceedings Of the Board Of Albany Poss
Commissioners. The Mayors oce and the vcsabuea r
the City Hall including tho chambers passages or tho
police oce, continued TO bo hronsed all day yesterdsv
with excited persons questioning discussing the ua
Of the police difficulties Chzens and officials pressed
upon the Mayor urging him 10 prompltude and energy h
bis opposition to the grasplng and hasy usurpaons Of the
new Commissioners Persons Of very opposite pei
teal sentiments came forward TO assure him Of their
support and approval, with that what
ever might DO their sentiments upon questions of
Mason Dkon's line consideration, they could NJ
but stand side BY side With him in defence Of tAs
city tranchisehe primary basis and first starting pok
Of all civil liberty. All the loose detailed policemen and
those Oh duty for the day FASTENED In crowds seek s
old chief Mat e with assurances OF their fidelity. Evea
had gathered with copies the HERALD In the greate
alarm and beset him with assurances If their de-
termination TO stand or fall with him. and all lengths he
ehoud lead for the city and the city antiquities Crowds
Of men who have served n the department with the old
man }" who have been under him since the force was
enced his kindness, gathered TO stand by him and
rely on the uncomfortable tact and good fortune whoA
hAs brought him through every storm and characterized
his councils heretofore II wAs really touching " wit
| ness the rough awkward assurances of these msa,
and watch the serious good hi art with which they
would express their sense OF sort of degradation,
In being called upon to sec the faithful old Car
petyosgng process OF political uickery. He the
point OF closing In voluntar, manner his years of cre
dtsSO service n to the city he DELAYED solely rs"
city TO the DANCE anarchy which must instantly ensus
from the conflict OF authorities which must spring In
md
Of chiefs being appointed to tho place which no now
holds and will hold In spite Of all interference until the
quiet although the whole city alive with anxiety, and
the two conflicting municipal powers Proceeded with vgor
activity to close In wi each other and bril- their
long concerted plans to test Of action.
FIRST SESSION OF The COMMISSIONERS.
About ten O'Clock portion OF the Al ,any board met At
Superintendent Tallmacges Office, Tryon Their chef
matter Of consideration was the report Of progress
given exclusively In the HERALD The detsil read
especially In relation TO the explosion at the Fifth wad
station house Quite . stormy time ensued between the
Commissioners. The rashness and preciptancy Of hs
the unscrupulous busy mschcvuusnes OF Bowen In tbs
matters of city OF which be is not resident cdEea,
ture between Bowen and Cholve Draper, In very
siderable passion, presented tho In which the
Captain Carpent had resulted in dilemma which must
force them either TO back him or throS up the whole
bushes: as failure once: Il was then apparently re-
men In the Fifh ward, II must lead TO the exrcmi
ties of riot, boodshed and recourse TO the militia and the
Governor for the enforcement OF the authority
OF tho commission Mr.. Talmadgc being consulted, no
expressed his full determination to make good the sasd
be had deliberately taken when he accepted the post
their officer His action at the time Of the Aston
place referred 10, and the fact that he
Of those who (as Recoder) Lad deliberately counseed
illustration the temper which could be relied upoa 10
| respect to him, even in the furheSt emergency.
sKAoED SESSION OF TIE COMMISSIONERS.
| In the afternoon the Board hal meeting at smesa
dent, with Draper and Nye, assisted. The object 70
consult finally with and determine on the course
TO he pursued. Lawyers Cutting, Noyes, Field ami
Evarts were Tn session with them. and the afler.
n0Sn o was rs. poo up with S. % ssa%na
adopted so to entrap Mayor Wood into souss
| act which might compromise him, and In
manner authorize and determine proceedings towards
| organizing q police under the Board In New Ysrk
Tho excited condition of pvblc opinion greatly feared By
the Board, their aim Ia no. much the police depart
mcnt for telf the conquest Of the city politically
feeling realised by the Commission and It's psr'izAas
that their enemies hitherto divided on the subec OF the
Mayor have already been knit and consolidated by ths
peril OF the democratic sway 10 the city. IA anticipated
now that even the police department. were won into the
control OF the black republican rartzans must rsss
the entire city against them, and possibly consolidate
the democracy Of the State, with the whole anti seward
vote, upon the very for 6overnorand Comptroller u
thfr bard whom they sticma 10 overthrow Mayor a
the city. All the various plans Of the legal conclAve a
Diapers yesterday afternoon bad this apprehension their
basis The hot and Quxo.c resolves Of Prime Minstv
Draper, based upon the HERALD report at the na,,nSe q
less bcseren policy adopted BY the advice Of the coo
headed Gftd runcs.
As soon the Board adjourned Draper and Sye beoCse
themselves TO the fith ward station house, ami thers
G ose,cd Themselves Tor than hour with the
insursert Carpenter The plans Of the lawyers, ~
him, aud ust bcfore suniown tho oonsprng Draper and
Nye LEFT their tool 10 work out his les2on.
THE MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS SITTING.
Meantime, tho old Board OF Police Commissioners NEE
at o'clock ?. NJ TO act upon tho Of Captain Car
pener lie did not appear in 10 bis trial. and the
case despatched, presented 10 tho following
Poicr srAuor Hogss, }
w.. riI.9t p ,..I ses
To- Won rrns woop, Mayor q cry Of new Yorsi
to he police Of ;Ss city q sew YORK passed Apr IS s
ai he s s SSS1 iss osnl
Naj "a instant DECLARED = 'hs d he ms%6.s
rs. sesss &c h e yg sG .cga,s ,e say &C ssys
Ger sud city Judge bu lha be would recosnle the
Of The comrntsoners % The called Metropolitan Dt
comply wih ise rule, sni rceis'oas hcreCy creating "a
wiiness-nsuei ~ iiauiean Dsuicl y. Fie.
BEFoRB rHs COMMISSIONER OF roLIck.
CAPT DAsIu cARrEsrEs, yYiH pIsracf
p srpsner 90 he evening " ssy ~ s rIstS Gage
s s FSS a as SSs % & ah and F c q
d drawr line Tor h. pnrpose hai he wouli no Hunger
:oaf. s s Sfoi 10 was $1,000, and az %
wen ss S SS S1o Ss pc 20 i9T h s n q
s on s"ssy q Sa s h. r sps Ss" S 40"
orders ane rules regulations eanins from ha board,
Sm Se fST View S e i oS SSsSs s
Ion and ccniuc calculated 70 Bring ths sTSorty
pepsTsncai nls nr and ina, be- hs SID cspeSer !.
unworihy De connnea captain Of The pcice 81 hs y.
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BEFORE The COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.