The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-14

METROPOLITAN polio. PlsTor.
RK.APPoINTk KNIT OF THE OLD YoRoE
Consideration bad yesterday OF the appointment Of
soe men OF the old force in view Of some Individual up
phcati0ns which were very powerfully backed up Por
lions Of these viii be avoraby reported upon and exposed
in the usual list of such published for the criticism
of the lobby. II is thought that considerable number of
the old men, here they will pass this ordeal will be
appointed The Board Affects refusal 10 appoint from the
municipal ranks for the that they have been dsms
ed for cause yet do they reappoln great many very
questionable characters-men, In some cases, who
have been elected by the old Boards upon cri-
old ranks Who were akor into consideration, were
tain Of those still andlsmssed by the Board when the de-
cscn Of the Court Of Appeals forced NO ey authorities to
they will be retained upon tho ground Of asserting that the
Nay or had no right 70 dspearse them As there was not
quorum Of the Board present to act upon this matter Of ap
pcintmenfs none are actually cunsumated ~ yei
THE STATION HOUSES.
The effort 10 obtain possession Of the staopbouses upon
the order Of the Comptroller renewed again yester
day in the OF the sixth ward. The order duly
complied WITH the messenger OF the board returning with
the Information from Captain Bowling Nat he was
ready 70 yield mp bile charge ~ SOON ~ the
leve him .of bis charge Mr.. Talmsdge will calbe .
formal report az to the condition OF the building TO be
made that repairs and general cleaning up may be had
Tor the reception OF its new occupants.
rnr SEVENTEENTH WARD RIOT.
In the Of the forenoon word brought TO White
street that the Seventeenth ward riot had again broken
n.
the exact state q things whilst no des
patched aho formal orders 10 the captains the Fifteenth
Eighth and Thirteenth wards, desiring section OF men
from each for service Mt tho s,ene Of the riot Other
messengers having also arrived, some brought do
mands for reinforcement from Captain HART, Of the
%s w. o wss Of ss
that the Superintendent concluded thai tho wisest
thing 10 do would be 10 prevent any more police from
being sent 10 create riot in the excited neghborhood
Some OF the Commiss and their attaches proceeded
a. different times a. far AZ Captain Harts station in the
Bowsry, whilst the General superintendent, Mr. Tall
madge went alone and examined the exact temper and
cood ion Of affairs at the scene OF the riot BIS opinion
expressed on bis return was that the absence OF al po
hcemen from the neghborhood would alone pat stop 10
the excitement, by letting die out, and Withholding the
main good for its continuance.
variety Of confused councils, however, prevailed at
felt 10 what wa bosg DONE Eaoh ofthe Commissioners,
- well @ each Dr. the euperinendens having BILE own
opinion 10 maintain and his authority to vind'catc
ut moment sent forth from ono part of tho house
that the force would At once ne sent TO que 'he
presumed riot. whilst immediately after was poslyely
asserted the authority OF another, that tie military
would be ordered to the ground to clear tho srcc &C.
Owing to the effect Of this and Of the rumors Of st other
was In q manner broken up.
THE INQUEST IN Avg,TrE A.
The messengers from White street did not 60 further
and from the and busy appear Of
between First and Sixth Streets they brought In their
reports. .. .r..
in this neghborhood yesterday In regard 10 the Coroner
inquest 70 be be on the body Of Miller who lay dead at
his house No. 20 avenue A. The movements OF Coroner
Perry ana Of Captain Hart in regard 70 tbs matter arc
recited elsewhere. As matter Luuchng The moyemens
Of the pohce' ie necessary 70 add some details which
caused the Interference OF fow OF the old police, and
their unlocked for appearance upon tho Of tho In
quess On the body Of Miller.
HORRIBLE INHIBITION.
Afer the preninaries ofthc inquest tho forenoon,
stated elsewhere the whom CaroneiPerry had
len 70 make the post fmorem examination proceeded 10
execute his task. The body of Muller Was lad IN cofiu
NJ
The coffin stood upon twoSchars before the windows
opening into a back yard. fhls yard vas accessible
crowd lhrongcd In and out succeodrg each other at mo
w0dows add staring ~ the exposed BODY Of tho dead man
Tbs surgeon set about ais task IN the eseuoo Of the
made upon the neck Of the corpse while the coffin,
but found necessary 70 have the body taken out and
lad 90 a door and chairs. The crowd by Tie time this
had pten done grown thick and in the room
yard and The street thai was found impossible for tho
surgeon 10 proceed The windows we're all blocked up,
there seemed neither any available light or opporta
MAY for even tho movements around tho body on
tho part Of th@c who wore engagcd In In CT.
animation Tho grestet confusion pre- siled Excavations
and dcnuDcalions OF tho new police we're mingled with
kindly remIpgcenc OF the deceased, and threats OF
eeAnce for his murder Ba. The operations Of the surgeon
being nte,ered with BY the hrong. attention direct
ed 10 effort for cleaning the room. good many
were accordingly pat out Of the room, and only the init
friends and relatives of The deceased eowe stay
besides the surgeon and German physicians OF the
neishborhood who super ineuted the examination aid
cd In H. Bot The clearing Of Tho inside gave no relief on
wneows, and pusned and sqroezed - safe their ejes
upon The horrible sight within As tho neck seen
severed aud bloody, tho heRrt and contents Of the
cheet ksn out their horror seemed 10 exasperac
HE spectators 10 the highest degree possible.
TO procure SONG order ono or Two OF those present VINO
posed that something should be done 70 maintain order.
Alter ZONE unnyans personal efforts they concluded that
the police would DO requisitc 10 enable the Inquest 10 be
held but the police could not be thought q, they
canva,sed The question whether Of tho old could
not be had for the time THIS idea was vcry ~eI taken
md mill ~ volun cd In sa-,ft
VIEWING rHE BLOODY CORPSE.
The corpse Of the deceased lay stretched with k head
rgwa rsbcd and basSenea ss from the cirbs Of Tho DO
lice, the neck cut aud covered with ciotted blood,
made shocking exhibition, whilst Me entire pro
broken cavces the exhibition Of the heart ard he bloody
incsiaes, well the gosy hands Of the oporators-A
Germans who crowded 70 scken or enrsee he seIyes
with the unaccustomed horrible sight The elect OF this
exhibition naturally enough oxasper ated the men and
upon H. Tho brotuer Of the deceased gave natural vent
"a hr feclngs at Of the open windows And ember.
cd the fee ings OF his auditors by dwelling upon the
widowed wife and orphan shidrea Of the deceased, his
noeeustvc character, the Of his desthas per
Tassng 10 hs home ON tho Ssbbayh and ignorant Of
the disturbance, until the reckless bloodhsinea Of the
police mado blm the victim they behold
This mans adiratons had the greatest e1eci, aud his
hearers were apparently ready Tor any manifestation Of
their feelings. They, In fact grew quite unmsnageablo
TO be suspended.
TIE Old fOLlSb On DUTY,
Al this unclure several Germans made their way Into
the houfe One Of ,hou named CoreH had his hands
bunch OF Grape Reborn. Tns man had Captain Bart
and In interview with him had procured the promise
that no mora new police would be sent down 10 the scene
OF the inquest he also, with others OF the committee nen
already alluded 10, had found some OF the old pose
their station house and At their homes, and hsa specy
procured them 10 come 10 the scene OIL m' nquI.,
and preserve order. These men Of ,ne oa
force we're txcgsers pJxey, Keio,., honanan,
Nopahan, Thorn and Mungan-nvs men MI. Corein and
the other Germans made specN tnucaan w me re-
porter OF The Hnatp, whom tncy soagnt OUT tnai tney
lad procured these men sign 70 the pubic OF the or
uery and law abiding purpose INC Germans and az the
yard and entries wore n,@niy cleared ~ the officers,
he committee men pointed ont this fact adding That
in The b, iebt Of me rios he previous day the Germans had
uth,rawo themselves, whilst the police shos AFTER them
Win their nlsios The Old policemen continued keeping
order "a ucd BY The mmitee, and chocred
bv Inc crowd whenever they rallied forth clear pas.
sage for access 10 the hoi
csrTkM nARTT's orINIoN.
Can't Hsrt ahaF5hea<ed sort of man, who had great
deal Of lurisn aud reeons fepute in We oil force his
com and monty Know Nohinr, aud 10 this the Ger
mars butte the recklsspess aud the readiness 10 s
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