New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-04
DOINGS AT THE MUNICIPAL STATION
HOUSES.
FIRST WARD,

FIRST WARD.
The men of the late Municipal force in the First
Ward were assembled at the Station-House over
Franklin Market yesterday afternoon at o'clock, and
the notice of dismissal was read to them whereupon
thew proceeded to divest themselves of city property
stars, batons, buttons, belts and caps. They next
gathered up such traps and baggage as belonged to
them and mostly left.
One Of the policemen said: "Wud has STINT no
" tice TO me to lave the House, and I'll not
"laye it, and if the city hos bit property left in
aid I'll have my pay" Somebody reported that AZ
that time the carmen down about the door were exhb-
itipr signs of rejoicing at the result. The policeman
remarked with spirit: Why didn't you give the sons
"of b crack in the jaw. They'll be getting their
laws broke yet afore we're out of this" AT this
moment an officer turned drunken woman out of the
cells and let her 90 at liberty. "There said the same
policeman, "Pm afther KNOWN that woman two years
"-whn mysel and another man brought her in-her
"legs in my arrlms and he houldn' her head in his
hand ard it was below the freezn pint and she
|" stiff wild the could
They evidently took the decision and the Mayors
acquiescence in it rather hard; but they found some
consolation in the bright idea advanced by one of
them, that the Station House would be wanted again
next for "Wud's Watch force"
SECOND WARD.
The order or notice to disband the police was read
in this Station at l O'clock when the same for
mality OF delivering up such property belonged to
the city and taking away their private baggage,
gone through with.
THIRD WARD.
At O'Clock Mayor Woods melancholy missive was
read to the assembled Municipal force in the Third
Ward Station House, after which there the same
ceremony of delivering up city property and Selling
and conveying away individual effects. Capt. Ben
nett who immortalized himself during the Mayors
rebellion remains in charge of the old Station House.
The captain is as bmful of pluck as ever. The de-
con Of tbs Court of Appeals has failed to shake his
courage Or bis devotion TO Fernando /. aparicle He
said that there remained few faithful men, although
without pay, to protect the StatonHouse, and if the
Metropoltans undertook to come and take pos
session Of that building, the first man that came
into the door would get his belly ripped
lie then told one of bis to give notice to others
that after 10 o'clock no man could enter that
house on any pretense during that friday night;
and further, that on and after Saturday (ith)
would be admitted unless be could give the password
He said he should have list Of passwordsope pass
word for each day-and person would be admitted
without it. He then proceeded to put caps upon
revolver, when our reporter made hasty exit.
FOURTH WARD.
The notice TO dsband was read at 5 o'clock D. IN.
at tie Fourth District SationIIouse, and went into
immediate effect. The men had been called in from
duty at 10 o'clock in the morning, upon receiving
official notice Of the decision of the Court of Appeas
Ia this, as in the other Wards, city property was
delivered up, and baggage and bedding belonging TO
the men were conveyed away. The decision which
has been rendered was unexpected to many of the
men in this IA In the other Wards They had enter
tanned the opinion, based upon the declarations Of