New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-28


The EXCISE CoNNIssIosERs.-Ye.terday aitsrsn..
Commissioners Haskell ard Holmes, Accompanies -
Officers Snodgass srd Hays and the Clsrh % n.
Court Of Common Pleas. took a survey Of TIE lo,,.
establishments in the lover part Of Greenwich .,S
Waship gtop, and in Albany and Carlisle st,...,
Their design was to make personal obssrys,ios :.
70 the wants Of that par. OF the Third Ward IN No,or
dealing. and be better prepared to grant or re;.c,
applications for licenses from that quarter. l:r,.
nnmber Of German bier saloons were found n.
t,ibuted through the streets vi.i.ei, several Of
vb;cl are located in Easements, where the nj.
Of lager. and sometimes stronger drinks, /.
courled with the attendance of prostta,s.
All these German bier sellers the Commissions.
determined to refuse, should their propretors s,ply
for license to sell. At No. - Greenwich street. d
the basement Mr.. Kra dispenses choice aser, In bic
opinion, and has on hand four German and four lsh
girls as embellishments % the place. Mr.. kral VIII
perhaps, not apply for license; but If he does, VIII
most certainly be refused. The Commissioners took
a peep at "yenus Hail." No l2i Greenwich street.
where large number OF girls domiciisd; but tie
proprietor got wind Of their approach snd the birds
had flown when the party entered. In the course of
their peregrinatons the Commissioners came acrsss
the store Of Councilman Won Claim, at No. III Wssh
ington street. who insisted on their tarrying fer
moment in his back room to try the virtues OF some
passabe port and bottle of Madeira Of febulous age
After protracted tour through the streets named
above the Commissioners posted themselves up pretty
well on the subject in hand, and adjourned their ex-
roratiors to some future day. when they viii over
haul other dubious localities. The Board meets again
to-day to receive applications for licenses.
Tux POLICE CoMxIssIoSERs.-The Commissioners
were unable to transact any business yesterday for
want of a Quorum. Messrs. Nye, Bowen and Strans-
han were the only members present. Mayor Powell
did not get any further than Mayor Woods Office.
Commissioner Cbowe was in town yesterday, bat left
again in the afternoon.
On Monday afternoon the following affidavits were
made against Daniel Carpenter, Deputy Superntend-
ent ofthe Police for using abusive language respecting
his Honor the Mayor, on Saturday last, while IN con-
yersaion with one or two Of the old police force who
had called upon him to report for duty.
The complaints which ere as follows were made out
under charge of insuborduation, aud submitted to
the Police Commissioners for their inspection;
NEw-YoRK, July n, 1857.
II, Commioneys Of Police Of the Metropolitan Police District
GINTLEMES In accordance with section No. 6 II
Article Of the Rules and Regulations for the Govero.
ment Of the Board of Police adoptei by the Board Of
commissioners of Police Of the Metropolitan Police
District in accordance with section No. OF the Act
10 establish metropolitan Police District and to pro-
vide for the government thereof passed April 10,
1851 the following charges are hereby preferred
against Daniel Carpenter, Deputy Superintendent Of
Police located in the City OF New.York to wit
CHARGEs-Conduct unbecefning an officer.
SPECIFICATION.
Frs-That on the 3D. day of July, 1857, Cornelius
Titus, claiming to be Policeman, report himself to
said Carpenter at bs Office for duty, when said Car
pente treated him in an uncOureOus and unevil MAJ
Der tending to degrade him in the eyes of tho persons
then present. in violation Of section of the Rules aad
Regulations.
Second Said Carpenter, on the morning Of July
%, inst. while in his Office and IN the presence Of
Leroy 7. Clark and other persons, did use har'h,
violent, coarse profane and nsolen language OF and
concerning the Mayor of the City OF New.York
a superior officer, calling the said Mayor . black
conte mptibl scoundrel tending thereby 20 bring
the authority OF said Mayor, as a Comnis-
sioner of Police, into contempt and to create insubor
raiion In the Police Department, IN violation OF
sections and SO Of the Rules and Regulations for tbs
general government Of the Metropolitan Police Die.
tiict, more fully appears in the aidavs Of Cor.
elius B. Titus, Leroy T. Clarke. Arthur McMsnus
VIM McKLLLER. Plsiuth's Attorney
CITY and County Of New. York, ss.-Leroy 7. CLARK.
esidiDg at No. IS Montgomery street, being duly
sworn deposes and says-That this morning, 18th Of
John Dugan residing at No. 56s Thirty fifth street and
another, McManus residing at No 40 Rosestreet went
to No. % Franklin street, the Office of the Deputy
Superintendent of the Metropolitan Police Department
and when we were there In said Office we spoke 70
Deputy Carpenter reporting ourselves
he said Carpener answering that he did not recog
nze Us as officers Of the Police but only looked upon
us as old associaes He the said Carpenter further
stated that there was only to blame for all
that had happened, and that the black heart
ed Vicious mean, low, scurrlous contemplate Mayor
fthis city. LEROY H. CLARK.
Sworn before v. H. i 4 Eyss ls Of D..s
CITY and County of Nep York. ss.-John Dugan,
residing at No. 268 Tint .fth street. and Arthur Nc
Manus, residing at No. AZ Rose street, being duly
That deponents have read the above affidavit and
know OF their knowledge the same to be true and
''''''' - ''''' ARTHUR McMANUs
JOHN DUGAN
Sworn before NE hi: s 2h Ink ls'1 Mad.
City and County Of Near York. ss.-Corneus b.
Titus, being sworn, says-That the Sd day Of July
he reported himself for duty to the Deputy Superin
terdeLt ofPOlce at No. 81 White street. when Samuel
Carpenter said: 81 suppose Mayor Wood win report
tomorrow" thatitwss the Mayors fault; that he had
led the men astray, and had deceived them aud that
he was tyranncal and overbeariDg, and damn him. he
ought TO 90 to-. At this point, some person pres.
ent Interrupted him. and remarked that he should not
speak So when Carpenter replied, Yes that was the
way 10 talk"
DepoLent was also present on Saturday last, at No.
IS franklin street, and did then hear said Carpenter
use the following language: That the men had only
the Mayer 70 blame for being out Of employment;
that he had black heart, and the men who hung
upon tie skirts OF such man should not expect any
thirg. CoRYELIus Is. TITUs.
Sworu before me- this 25th Of July 1857.
W. Ii. STEPHENS Commissioner Of Deeds
ATTEMrTID SuIcIDE-"OSE MORE CSTORTC.
NAIE."-On Sunday night, about IL O'clock, the 10.