New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08
Court, and in The coure OF few days the remaining
magistrates will be supplied by the Commissioner

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did no. appear fsgued and manifested desire to BE-
called upon at the earliest msmen should the services
Of the military be required.
| Jast evening pursuant to order from Colonel
| yosburgh the members Of the Seventh Reriment
assembled at their armory in fatigue Dress but fully
| armed and equipped, and ready for duty. 10 the
| evening Major General Sanford, Bigadier General
| Hall and Commissary General Ward Of the Cover
nors Staff, accompanied by other distinguished mill
tary gentlemen, visited the armory and were received
with enthusiastic cheers Soon after the arrival Of Gen.
Sandfd and Others, Col. Vosburgh drew the men up
in line and briefly addressed Them in the course of his
remark, expressing great satisfaction 1t seeing large
number preseLt in response to the call made by the
authorities of the city. On behalf of Generals Sand
ford and Hall he returned sincere thanks for the
nromptness and efficiency with which they had dis.
CHARGED their duty from first 10 last In conclusion he
said that General Sanford had given him order to
dismiss them for the night but at the time requir-
inc them TO be in readiness for duty at half hours
notice The Serge.nts had the roster with the resi-
dences of the men, and upon receiving notice they
| were TO assemble without delay. The Colonel was
exceedingly happy in his remarks, and upon conclud-
ing was loudly cheered.
| After some further orders the men were dismissed,
and retired from the ArmOry with thee cheers for the
Colonel.
Orders of similar character have also been ex-
tended to the Seventh Regiment, National Guard
At the election last Fall, policeman named Mans
field previously detailed at the Toubs, was elected to
represent the FoySx,h Council District in the Sew
euteenth Ward, in the Board of Councilmen He was
of the ultra Wood Democratic school OF politics.
Some weeks after taking bis seat he was appointed
Captain of the Seventeenth Ward Police by
Wood and Russell The Charter expressly forbid
ding any person holding office under the city
from occupying any other civil Office, Mr. Mansfield
rendered his resignation Councilman TO the Board
The resignation, however, the Board refused to &c.
cent whether at Mr.. Mansiields request not has
not transpired, and the Police Captain ceased
to attend the meetings of the Board. On
Friday last, however, his official career
as policeman was terminated by the decision OF the
Court Of Appeals, and last evening Mansfield made
his appearance in the 10 which he was elected last
Fall. The Clerk Mr.. MeClenachan, called his name,
and he participated in the proceedings.
Annexed is the section Of the Charer referring tothe
subject
" Apv person holding office under this Charter who
.bsl during his term Of office accept, hold or retain
ANY other civil office Of honor trust OF emoument UNI
der the Government Of the United States under this
Charter, or who shall during mis- said term OF ONCE
receive any fees or emOumcnts directed to be PAID ny
apy ordnance of the Common Council exceptas here
matter provided, shall be deemed thereby 10 nave
vacated his Office.
JxnrprxpryT ORGAsIZATIoS OF THE PoLIcE.-The
exmembers of the Police of the Seventeenth Mnnlci-
pal District appear resolved to retain at least portion
Of tbe,r old associations For this purpose they met
Yesterday afternoon at the Station. House, and pro-
ceeded TO organize themselves into an Association 10
be called the Municipal Club of the Seventeenth
"Ward" for the purpose of mutual protection ana
support. This movement, we understand, Is 70 pe
followed by similar ones through each Ward IN the
CITY, among the members of the old MUNICIPAL iorce;
1t Is also purposed at early day TO have general
arade of the whole force in order to give the citizens
of New.York fair opportunity OF Ju1ging OF the ca
Der of the men who have been 50 summary super
seded At the meeting yesterday in the Seventeenth
Ward the following senemsn TTs s sleSsen s,snb
DE Binder First President; Second Fice-Presi'
delt, John Delshunt Hugh Monaghan, Corresponding
Sc, rotary Frank Relfort, Recording Secretary Inc
one seemed determined to iurthe as Tar as possible,
| the ends the Association will have in view
The Mansfield who heads this organization was
member of the Board Of Councilmen and Chairman OF
| the Police Committee. Mayor Wood appointed HIM
to the place of Capt. HART Of the Seventeenth Ward
Police whereupon he resigned his seat in the Board.
When Wood dsbanded his Dead Rabbits" Mans
| had legal seat there, and Monday night showed
his qualifications for administering law by urging the
adoption of resolution directing the late Clerk to the
late Chief of Police to seize hold the papers OF the
Office. The tone and temper of this intruder into
Board from which he had deliberately resigned two
months ago, were not of kind to win any consider
able degree of credit for capacity either to make or
execute ordinances.
THE "DEAp RABBrs."-On Monday last mum
Der of these rowdes had occasion to bury one or TWO
of their number at Calvary Cemetery, near Green
noirt On their return from the funeral some thirty or
forty of theee scamps entered an eating-hoase at
Greelpont and after getting whatever they wished,
departed en- masse without giving the proprietor OF
the house any remuneration. They took pride IN
calling Themselves dead Rabbits" and one or more
Of them had badges with rabbit on, hung up by tue
heels.
ASoTBNR EXERCISE OF THE OSE-MAs Po"ER-At
Il o'clock yesterday afternoon, ME- Nm H. hiopaiu'
the SUPERINTENDENT Of Lands and Places received the
following unique mssive from the autoerat OF the
City Hall, indicating that he, and not Mr. DevIn' Is
Sire ct Commissioner:
MAYORS OFFICE, NEw-Yosx July 7, 1887;
To WIN. Ii. HrDBARD: On the first DAY OF tue
you removed from the Once q sn
pointed in YOUR place therefore recognize you IN
nv wsy a. filling that Office will sanction the payment
extended or claimed by said oref aite1
| The date of your removal FERNANDO WOop Mayor
| The remains of tho young lad, Keller who was
stabbed BY another boy on Friday night wheh re,
polling the attack of the dog set at him, were followed
to their final resting place at Calvary, this Gay
O'Clock, by large number Of sorrowiRg fr'enos' no
was a fine boy, and son Of Mr. Keeler who ma. an
a.. ., a.. Arsenal Fx-Capt Bowling Of the Sixth