The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02

pended apple 70 Any other p Jose or object than said
said city and county of New York are ssreIpbeose en-
x wered 10 raise the samen
is obvious from ,hia that the appropriation FOR the po
nee service Oh etI must Ne applied TO the payment Of
pocemen doing duty under the old or new police hw xsd
ncs !" 70 any 9theI purpose or object"
force monhy With the appreciation OF the Police Ooais-
soners Tooth Boards until the decision Of tNe court Of
cson of the Supreme Court sustained the Same method
OF pay men might be o-ptsnned until Septsmber when
be applied to the payae Of the police through the tros-
A. c. FLNsG, Comptroller.
MUNICIPAL PoLEoS RrTURNs-A,L THE CAPTAINS
Together with ta significance a this conclusion the
part OF Mr. Bagg " pay the men in the service OF
the unnraity Of poos department ia NOR for
NAL dschssyesi their duty, ad recognition Vi the esta
following CIDER issued TO the captains Of all the
wards
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF or Pomn.
NEW York, May 80, 1867.
GENERAL ORDER No. TAT.
sn-You win report 10 bis Honor the Meyer in writing
on Monday morning next, IN what sreess your dis
rict have been sweep during this pres week.
INC general condition Of your district In ront of cleanh
GEO. W. MhvssuL, Chief Of Police
This 1t will be observed siCned Ey the superseded
and dismissed murcpai CHIEF Il PniieS-,be "sSs: OBJ
stacle" OF Mr. Fissgs letter I'm ansxer thereto every
at The Chief + o,e in wri, and~s eec.sd :1srsssed
to the hayor This order was specially made sAe point
on whsen those officers take .ner ground. II Yves
undestNd thu all prov arisaton lst be end, all
had hadsneto consider what they ineadsd TO take
Excessqurss and CArpenter Dismissed, all the officers
be ncuded in the action OF the city govsrrRent
rsrutng tbs department upon TIC words # e old mun
cipd thafur, day and right watch" Their reports
give Of the state tia streets Just now und an
abstract u each Is accordingly subjoined
CONDITION OF THE STREETS.
FRsr WARD-C6s4ain Mtray says two thirds Of the
reetssn this w~rd are in pora6ls condition not hav-
og ectn cleaned f some ronths and tho ashesrom the
70
hesM Of that portion OF tie city:
6N WARB-Capt leonard rsYUsts his district in q
vrJ bad condition. none Of The Streets have been swept
fora week.
i1sD Capt Eopkins reruvts the streets in his
FOURTH wsD,.-Gsssain D,chst. reports sae streets in
. the hesttk Of that pert Of the city.
Fifth WAtD-CsptAn Horrigan. Ne work done In this
swept me whole in thstlthest osaditou Worth
street. and several CHEERS In the district nave not been
general shing, bad sorne scrsring with VOC
4 SIKH WAHD.w0 plain Do~i.e reports his ward e.
ssvss,a wARI- Captain Iess report in very filthy
condition, and viii cause sickness II not'ended 70 before
EsMn1 WARp.-Captan rur.bun rcrorts his ws-d in
very nlthy condition, with tho exoepea Of verssw Of
Nsra wARn-Captan Aos srmau reports that ttoctrcets
in bis district are in verytahy coddion and require
immediate attention.
| TTvsH WAND Captain Norris rsys some parts
csesn, while ethers cutie she revorse Fog she past
wees few If any of the streets havseeen cleanct.
EiryES1H WARp-Cspse.n Crass-Not verycsd, but
TvKym WARD.-capt. Porter reports that shocorpora-
sonshowovrr, the CONDITION hsvard Is good Tho 81
| poyinenden. Of Roads Ass done some work
IN h .ard swept last week, and thai gene
FouMiSrm WAND Ssfpt K,sner reports ns~.ra ina
very bad vay the Cocacor's sien Nd stepped work,
no: being eble to get their money.
bad condition. such localities in the vicinity Of
houses.
SIXTEENTH wARp.-0apt NcKce-with few exceptiors
bed dirt swept In heaps In some parts, ba. not taken
ssvnrzcru wAKD.-Capt Mansfield reperss this ward
EcR1sssn wARD.--Capt. Wines reports tins ward in
NnrrzNrH wARD.-Capt J. rwomey says, Ss there bat
few paved streets In his ward, very little sweeping
| required; the condition Of them Is good.
TWENTIETH wARp.-oapt Joicc says ne streets Ia
| very filthy and unhea.hy condition
rw.sTY-rRsr wAEp.-capt s2eght-The general coDdi-
ton OF streets in this ward Is bad and In they
rwmnT .srcoSp wx.D.-capt wit.cr says His ward g In
| THE sEiL OF rEs cnARrER.
Asa anal ratification Of the orderly and charter la
eds which the pooe force Is replaced, the last
OF The City Fathers Board Of Aldermen Lst
nigh. the ordnance creating the police force upon
the Board Of County supervisors had paced before
the estimate Of the State Commission for police force in
cOOcGaed that The more econosica bid Of De Mayor 70
do the 3d. $500 weud better satisfy the tAx payers Of
"theee precncts" Me Metropolitan District police
horse, foot, and dragon ,n short, has rrctrcvaty
| "gooc by the board"
SyvIBw OF THE METROPOLITAN DISTRACT.
Turning on tho other land 70 the doiugs Of the wh.e
Commissioners their proceedings will be found 10
tally exactly with this report Of progress for the of
the CITY Albany gives W The eld precisely where sss
municipal cohorts charge against the valiant Comnis-
sioners, who still hold forth under cover Of the City
Arsenal.
council OF war held yesterday at beadquares
the fotewing pathetic proclamation, which was unsni.
mousy adosed and VIII be forthwith sent broszeass by
| the Depv.y superintendent Of the i've pairolmsn.
i offered by President 8. Draper
/ To TIE PeJcz FoSu on TIKI METROPOLITAN DrsruCy:-
The Superintendent Of Police directed inform OF.
ncers and men In commission under tie law Of this State,
FOR their and the purposes Of the
DepartmentSc and hereafter strict conformity with
The Board dOsrous Of containing all q mpcen and law
abiding In ofce, and trust that
may induce sasm 70 refuse % remain sn the side Of law
As Significantly Indicating the rapidly .th which shs
sn,re., and assurance wi be complied van the Albany
.erIy Of The hah ward and row r Dep Sup Csrpeucrs
ocrk N Hcutennst They sso dismissed four captains for
recognizing the Hxv YoEx HxsALp, and rot Recognizing
Geyerpor king. These misguided stAunoh sdherents
| TtBh ward; Rsper, Of the Fourteenth; let's, Of The
sevs nth; Alderman, OF the Ninth wards. pecssus on
bsss are the prclinariss for general cutting loose
nom the present MUNICIPAL force there Is not the first
expectation their part that any response win
70 order than made 70 any Of the
Enthusiastically In view OF the leclaration OF Mr.
Comptroller Fagg 10 quldrte exclusively the basis
he charter. would, indeed, be aAenrdy, n men
soud give up their sssnrsnce OF pay Cor the chance Of
ssmethss next fall The Commissioners, however have
arranged their bcsincss among themselves
MAKO u dxg comfortably aoug through tns summer 20
a. 70 awstehe decision Of the Court Of Appeals.
Tney at nrst contemplated oosp de by promising
payment OF the 10 the Certain OF the Com
msssoes even set about vasslng Wall street wi this
view Commissioner Draper contemplated general levy
on TIE blsok republic ckizens An that fiscal neigh
borhoo6 Something was actually volunteered for the
cause a7d Commissioner Bowen upon the strength Of his
Albany assurances gave encouragement that the
thing csud be finely put through. But those
wise ge.tienen had rcckonea without their hosts
when they came 10 ask what q months pay
was, ahagether tansocndcd thoir campaign clsb
conceptions Sixty Thousand dolkrsl when the amount