The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-28

TIE Mx1R0PoLrM r0LsEs e0M1Bsi0NEss.
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no Quorum Agsla-- MI. Oholvvsu gets shsre
tao Lass for Business, and Gees % tns
Country sgsIn-- Moro Trouble About Police
PaS-Obarses Against Deputy S.pcr1"ten-
dent Carpenter-s'he Old korce-men SoSt
70 Qaar.ntine-Prospects for Filling tue
Vacancy To-day--Black Mailing BY Ex-
Special POiicemen-Names or Porsons He
ported aoE Violating Sunday Laws-more
About the Mistress u the Murderer Gan
csmi-Dischargs Of NicSle dc Angelo from
Arrest
There rather sr and about So bite street
yesterday forming than there Saturday, probably
owing 10 liz being very generally believed thai quorum
OF the Commissioners would be present. and the vacancy
in the commission Aled such, however proved no, t. be
the case owing to accident 10 Commissioner Cholwe
who left his brother in laws house about ono and half
miles from Norwalk Connecticut early yesterday morning.
for this city, hoping be hero In time 70 meet With the
commission. When within about three Qnsrers Of mile
Of The Norvak depot the wagon in which he Wa riding
br Ike down. carsins delay, 50 that he Vas compelled
TO take the nine o'clock train, which did no. get him into
The city until after ten ooooka.er the Commission had
adjourned
privas business until about eleven O'Clock, when
he proceeded to White street for the pu pose
OF leaving some letters, petitions, &c, with the
clerk HIS appearance created greastr about the place
by the anxious appHoants for Office bymen, poll
tioahs generally, ~ho nocked about him In great mum
bers end well nah submerged him with congratulations
and questions He bo ~ever proceeded into the c. minis
eopers rConxHs ,saible, where he met By
Mr. Bower Tho 0sher C0missi having left the build
Ing time previous. l0pg consulta ion OF strictv
private nature eDsued between the the result OF
~hoh WAS SAID to be, By the knowing ones that all the
difficulty will he settled to-day, and Q Commissioner
ected Who the will DO canust OF course be told,
although |, than broadly iutima ed by tho know
Ing that Mr. Bald vim President toe
Serchanh Exchange liz u be the man. and that the
Of the Commissioners have been counted and three votes
sure for him. Toe names Of zophar Nils Senator
Pc ~, and Rue Lockwood ais spoken ofyeserdRy,
but with very little prospect OF All agree Ia say
ing that the question Is 70 be- settled to-day all events BY
.anoIng Dir ChoweiI again the city 1t minutes
past three o'clock yesterday afternoon for Norwalk to
ne in tosn oy hAitIAst nine O'Clock THIS morning
He DO left To for the purpose Of ing himself
fr, m being down ard pulled GU, OF bed again, he
va. on Wednesday night BY politicians anxious 70 secure
his vote tor this or that mau ~ commissioner.
THE POLICE PAY.
After the adjourn nept OF the Board or Commissioners
yesterday morning, became for toe fret time known
that noie Of the lice could receAve their pay uat
OF the Boar could sned In order that the
might DO authorized TO dra his warrant for
and hand the money to pay of the police
commanding Off thereof I'D that the Mayor Of Brook
lyn might be requested TO sign the warrants for The pay
men, Of money from the cy treasury Of srookyn INFO
the State treasury the the police force OF that
city numbering 1913 coce baides officers The treasurer
Of The Board no. according 70 the rules thereof pay out
dollar for any purpose whatever until has been audi
ted by the Fnar ce Committee and passed upon by the
BOARD The pay roll for each Of the precincts In the Me-
tropotan pr" district have been made out from the 2Sd
In the department since that date $50 deducted
thecefrom, leaving balance Of $40 for all Of the old off,
ho from the old force and varying
from $780, do each Of the new, appointed men Il
understood tia. The pay Teu for the police non VIII here
after be regular onse each month"; while those Of the on
GERS will be but once In three months.
BLACK MAILING.
Word was sent into the General Supe' inendent that
some OF the speca policemen who had succeeded
Sunday morning 10 procuring either brass shield poll
badge insteae of returping bem had walked of with
them In their pockets, and Sunday evening had gone
around 10 various OF III fame In the city levying
black mail the keepers, under threatened arrest and
BY this mea % I'D succeeded In obtaining In some few
Instances comfortable IN ney Orders we're Immediately
every man found carrying . shield or badge and not
known In the ward 10 which he may be found 10 be either
=" mskes misds for suy petson other thu, an
officer TO year sny Of the police insignia The names Of
two for nery specials in The sixth ward were given TO
the General superintendent a having laid themselves
liable In this respect
THE OLD FORCE.
AS Vas me case on .aurday large nu%oe, OF the old
tepdenu to see about their being placed duty ali aieg
ing that they had received any notice of their dis
each OF them In the kpdest manner aud very sorry
that out of his TO render them any aid but
20 and ~ ror shemseives 10 The ocmmsndps ofcers Of
their ward, and IL they failed 10 recognize thcm police
men, why then u they thought they had been dealt wrong
y by, they bad their remedy In the law, there was
remedy Tor them Az for his psr however, he could
do anything for them unless he received orders from
majority Of the Commissioners.
COMPLAINTS AGAINST pRrury SUPERINTENDENT
CARPKNTBR FOR USING INSULTING LANGUAGE
AGAINST THE MAYOR.
For q long lime various complaints have been made
against the Deputy Superintendent Daniel Carpenter for
members OF the Police Department and others who have
Glanced TO fall 10 his way On one occasion be was called
10 account by the Police for his abusive Ian
gusee towards Captain rurnbu Of the Eighth precinct at
which time he given 10 understand that such conduct
could no longer be permitted, and that be must change
On Saturday be attacked the character of the
Mayor while In conversation with some two or
three policemen who were connected with tho old
department, and had called upn Mr. Deputy Carpenter to
report for duty.
Those gentlemen, thinking the Mayor rather wrongly
abused appeared before stephens, Commissioner OF
Deeds and made the following aid tvs against Mr. Car
gen,er oil Of which were transmitted TO the Metropolitan
Police Commissioners by their attorney WIN Aackelar.
The following IL tho charge and ecHcaon, together
with the aadAvis sub mitted to she Commissioners
NEW York. July p, 1867.
rue. and rsrScu. for be q the Board 70.
Nee sSopsS b. ss BSsd Of q cs o, The
ESTABLISH Metropolitan Police Disirics sad pro
vide FOR the Mt herso passed april is 1851 the fol
lowing chRrgrs HEREBY rcd Daniel Carpea
Deputy Superintendent Of the Police located The city Of
New York, IN VT
Clarge -C,pdu upbe somns an oficer.
Specification That the 81 day OF July, 1857. Corue
Illus Titus claiming 70 be POLICEMAN reported himself
said Carpenter. his Office for duty when said Carpenter
him IN uncourteous and uncvi tending 20
degrade him the eyes Of the there present. Nos
lion Of section 2 OF the rules and regulate Ms
ID That The said Csrpener. the morning OF July Ash
inst, While In his ocs and In the presen Of Lerst CLARK
and oher did hArsb, eni profsne and
nsoen, language ot concerning the Mayor Of the city
New Sork superior ofcer calling The said Mayor black
hsarted vicOns low scurrl0us and contemptibs
nndrei herrby hiring OF