The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25
largest aary OF Of tho regular police force
qne ty they should have the most OK pensve emblem Of

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appears that the Board Of Poioe and Mr. Tallnadge
do not agree altogether in their Interpretation Of the la
with respect 70 the appointment d0ormen for the several
houses the Board interpreting She law give
bem the power to appoint the doormen a. eucn while
Mr. Tai msdRe thinks IL Intended TO be left with him to
detail such men as he sees at for such purposes Mr.
however is willing TO concsde the point with the Board
and, in order TO have difficulty aboi Il, has done 50
Police Inspectors hopkins Of the Third precinct; Duks
Of he Fifteenth peciDct speisht of the twenty arst aud
Porter Of the Twelfth together with Sergeant haor Water
tenden. DA Yesterday sf,srDoon, in regard to drilling
the policemen nr Water curry plan was 10 take the sec
ton of duty oahed for reserve duty at The station houses
dr then- cion IN the morning. AMI the other
section that hsve been duty during the forenoon and
held during the afternoon, a; O'Clock the
same day. SO "a not TO Interfere with any Of tho men
when Is their day OIL duty. a. is every other day
To This proposition oil the captains strongly ooject
they say will not only leave them without q reserve
force at heir station houses In case Of re or riot bu
TO tire tho out and unft them for duty during
the remainder Of me twenty four hours The say that
they have doubt but that the would all be greatly
gratihed this course, bot then would be very dsas-
irous to .he welfare or The city.
en-! declined 70 interfere with the arrangements Of the
Sergeant Major, and left them 70 under
probably captains being len 20 select wha. me
they spare from their wards the best long they
have each man do the amount Of drilling the other
Mr.. Water bury commences drilling section OF
from each Of the Elk tower at the City Arsenal
this corning, at 10 O'Clock The upper wards win be
drilled respectively at Onderdonks Hail. corner Of Grand
and Clinton streets; ut Knckerbocker Hall, of
Twenty twird Eighth avenue ana at The hall
recently used by the Twenty nrst ward police, in
Broadway.
TEE VACANCY IN TIE COMMISSION.
large and very powerful lobby ct work ct No So
White street yesterday from both the American and repub
ican party, epdeavorng 10 effect compromise between
the republican members and Mr.. Cholwe Mr.. Isaac
Barker, the American Iominee for Mayor laH fall A
large number Of republicans seeing the fey and danger
Of holding out for rank republican much snger At
WORK most OF the day yesterday with he might and main
II was rumored that Messrs s,ranahan and Nye had sgn
fed their willing ness, providing nothing better can be
done, to 60 for HIM By some few Of the ultra repubh
cans wever this project locked upon with dis
trust they say If should be done would be the
means Of killing off the republican party in this State while
Of uniting the two parties this fall. l. said that Mr..
Barker incidentally remarked 70 friend Of hts yesterday,
while speaking Of the subject, that he would accept the
position should it be rendered TO him
Mr. John Genins name was also spoken Of yesterday
In connection with the vacancy and some few Of his friends
are al work for him with might and main. His chances
are not thought TO be very ta,tering, however
large opposition was brought t, bear In the lobby
yefterday against he OF James W. Barker, the
ground that be was formerly democrat and aat ali tho
iLfuepces OF Iammany Ball were at work for him This
opposiuon 10 based the s5ppoeton that elected he
would go with May or Weed IN the ard
BY some Of the lobby the names Of ex Mayors Kngsand
ard Havemeyer, james E,oy, Mr. Curtis, = Eawes,
Gen Sanford, Gen Hall and Gen Webb SILL urged,
but not half AZ strongly they on the day pre-
vious the lobby appearing 10 be more concentrated on
m6crac portion Of IT, however. pretty equally divided
between Gen. Sanford, Mr. Havemeyer and Mr. Libby.
eaio by come thai % Gaze the Bard refuse tc accept
Mr. arker then The LOBBY ere 20 concentrite their 10
hsence Mr.. Cholwe for the purpose or procuring his
vote for Alderman .ober: T. Eswee, who Il Is urged
is hoped and believed that choice viii be made BY he
fore part OF the week, aDG he Commission more
placed IN working order.
MEETING OF THE SPECIALS.
A. eleven O'Clock ye,terday morning srge number o.
tue specials have been Gsbended assembled IN the
Nc
hearirg the reports O. committees snd making arrange
for attending he funeral Of ofFesr = gene Al
eeTsen.- .....-
The meeting was organized by sppo,rlpg samuel o.
Scranton Chairman, ana Mr. Qlackenboy secretary after
which delegation was sent uy stairs aor rome ctss,
the only seats In the rom being rough ncsrds which
had been arranged around the s.des o. the room.
On motto n lmmtee Of too were appointed 20 Pro-
ceed up stairs por The General superintendent and
Mr. Bowen that the meeting bad organized and re-
quest them 10 walk down, they had Informed The
mtee Appointed at The for nor meeting that Trey would
come down, " notified Of their equalization Messrs
Wood and strip we're appointed such committee lnd
kr r. JOHNSON mcve that any nan wna swears
or any profsne or improper angcsgc DO pG. OF Of
the room, as viii no. hook VEL al al for ol ~ 20
improper arguago and have Commissioners como
down and besrt, smoking segsrs al ar,una he
room. Such things arc We improper (4cpActe)
The motion was unani aoas'y carried.
gentle present he'o stated that there nsi been
have behaved hordey and .ha, ;oey have bee iurpet
out OF this room for IT, bore that the reporters viii
please ooTre this report, as may 10 90 "a deal or
injury outside. We all dsapprove OF any conduct what
not In dance with strict proprieiy. Applause
You-I believe tka 10 Is uoderstooi By All here that
this meeting s TO ne for he purpose Of skiue rrepSrs
tons and perfecrg our arrangements for attending tie
funeral OF Mr. Auderson ON Sunday % i not
VoIps-Yes, that's O.
molten was her made that the minutes Of re az,
me c,lng DO read they accordingly read ~ tee
Secretary, and after some amendments adopted.
Mr.. b. " JOHNSON, AZ chairman Of tho con IN 100 or Eve
appointed tbsrsdsy % walt on tho General Sapcru,cn
dent and mmssoners IN relation 20 their turning out Al
tho funeral Of Ne Anderson, then reported thai he had
made frequent attempts TO get The remainder OF The com
mivee with him 20 tho superintendent and CJm
rni.sopers but had been upsbie TO succeed, and had
rDally got Mr.. Whgar 70 20 with him They had called
On Mr. Tslladgc and he hal promised them that he woh
furnish al the specials win brass shields to the
day Of the fepera ns'eai 81 the badges BY them
while suty; and be would have q conferenc. with tho
ether three commissioner 81 his room. at O'Clock p N,
IN reference to the propriey OF the ocdrs wearing
Kind Of side ar ma and Tor The men TO wear steisthe
regular police the silver and the specials n he
brass once all OF which bad been or sould &c called In
Man here ask ed the eAkor ABOUT the be and
his mitiee received when they went 10 the station
house TO confer yih the other on nmit'eei
The SFEsEKR-Nh, u don't matter anything aboGt how
received there; 10 ts all right now.
ASorHsR voics-Ie ia hear how they received you
Mr.. JoISsos-wei went srouni Tiers and we're 20.
reaed very vel by th-se present There another
man there from ano committee who not ,res Oh
very veil either; rot ,hrn probable that they did
bot recognize policemen, becs had been dis
banded; bu shoulr bot be are to at with tho
psce on ths occasion the same ~ though VIC never had
been disbsnded
Mr.. J = Mus ,si6 hr ono of tn committee, and
be opposed iheir wearing the shields mt ALL for this
rcasontoey not REGULARS yet and he wss opposed
70 wearing savtbng but the badges which they bad worn
while doing DUTY spec al policemen. N they we're
bus then - would do for bem 10 wear the shields but
they Gid not wish 10 go nts the procession with shields
them. They wanted togo with their bsfges on, that
the Cit zens might know who they They wanted 10
be recognized by the citizens for wha, they were and
thlug more
AronrR Vofcs-l understand u ha, been arranged by
the General Superintendent, who has charge sr the pro.
the day Of the funeral, that 80 shall all ~ea- the
bras badges and that he regulars shall wear the silver
shields.
Mr. Mnta-f 30 10 wearing brass shields, Why then
Il may be that the public will gay are regulars We
don want them think for not nothing
than defunot special p,Ncemen aud ere ~aut the
| public TO kno~ g.
Mr. whsaN raid ina, Mr. Tsusadse had sad that all the
shields would he calledn and be had rather see the
precia men turn with the brass the reg
rlars shalds had Tor ihn