The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

MORNING EDITION-F
side esain ipjupcsson restraining him from doing
viii carry out the order Of the Judge even IL be be
forced 70 call upon the whole Metropolitan force and MIL
NJ Brady wished 70 make . suggestion 70 The Court,
and ak whether should aid kr o0nover in doing the
very Thing whi;h 10 now eno.nsd by Judge Roosevelt
Judge Peabody repeated that ne would acs over the m
pers ceuly, and decide upon sgnlrg the order q ten
THE STREET COMMISSIONER.
CAPTAIN BENNETT ON HIS BEAT AoAM-ANOrHER
BJECT1oN PLANSED-nR. ooNOvER NOT QUITE UP
TO THE scRATCH-A GRAND ROW ON rHy PRo-
6RAhAK.
The very curious proceedings foos courts
10 respect 10 the Street Commissioners Office had uat
reached the point Of anohe renewal Of the late municipal
strife at sosny The counsel for M Ocncver a
pied yesterday forenoon 70 Judge Peabody fo She order
LIS occasion Of the previous day 70 compel M Dev.n
70 give up the books and papers BE applied also for
search warrant, alleged thsy had been moved
out Of the office and seueted the CITY Ha and still
further Ap! casioc IVES made for warrsn. for TIE arrest
Of NJ Devhn IN case DO should refuse 70 comply voacss
lnantcipasn OF Aese proceedings tasen
70 meet their possible mmaon Street Com
number Of his friends several Of the asbsn led po
lice, including the noted Captain Benuett attend
pf00oU p02C0
otcer, but acting rs Deputy sheriff, his warrant
which had been retu ned some time since haYing been
again renewed y him by The Kindness Of the sssr
the ocaon Of bis authority "a police officer Ter the
decision Of the Court Of Appeals. Hs attendance as
Street Oommasioners office was, y 10 the previous
rhy, and the discharge Of his duty 10 pre-
serving the peace the county. 40 ush0 vas
and The keen eye bu.ness ike Commissioner sat oooy
waiting bis impetusus and ohvar rival rhe temporary
injunction Of Judge Roosevelt lay ready the desk 20.
serve the peace, OF course.
On this occs ion matters were quite PRETTY arranged
peace Officer his attendance was 10 vindicaon Of The A.
fluent and admirable resources OF tho common law, 10
u AZ I'D s. Up, D
ns entire ~ re- police Ss power had passed into the
force the installation Of Conover the very process
through which he had been dspoessed In of
there was no little excitement and anticipation part
suni.y to retrieve sheir late defeat in the Park Rui Mr.
Conover and bis counsel not able procure the
matter for his nna action 70 day It ii O'Clock Should he
conclude 70 hsue his edcis IA disregard Of the coeva
authority Of Judge Roo.evers .uncton pending the quo
rdNt0 there must Of be Q physical as well e
| legal collision IN regard to the matter.
Captainse Bennett and the friende Of Mr.. DevNn
attendance again III. morning. The appearance &c
| Of Conover, and any demand Of hs will be met BY
exso,Sn o. sns na s a Of Judge Roosevelt hs
tain BY every resource but n Of dispute will insist
upon ito more bin ling authority atpg from
Judge elected BY the people, and the senior OF he two
both In years and in Office Judge Peabody has been
but lately appointed by the Governor to Ill vacancy
and has to get The conformation Of the people ~ the
COnoverh party express themselves with good deal
OF vsIausn, and yet Of desermination They tsk Of
foTcble entry upon the warrants which Judge Peabody
u sDd around premises - svcn the coun,
70 disregard The Temporary isjuncsssu would b by
forcible resistance.
feesor Of nolauy monls, Captain Bennett, has quite
finished his services 70 his ON. venture Of be Mayer
and Of Mr.. sicklee.
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
TEE STATION HOUSES IN srArU QUo-REPoRT OF TnB
POLICE COMMITTEE IN FAVOR OF GIVING THEM UP
--GRFAT coEFUs1oN AND EXCITEMENT.
The Board OF Aldermen held their fourth meetns fer
his month s' night, Aldermen Clancy, President, ne
chair.
Aftsr the preliminary business done ne Committee
Police made the following report Recommending hat
the vsc,n, police station houses be given up 70 he Nero
| psulAs noliss Commandment
sroRr o. mn wrrr cosxrrD o. rm STATION BousD
ttors and communicsNo Of the Metropolitan fosos Con,
mssioners ~k pg that they ght DO sllo we'd the Of
the station houses and other police properly respectfully
which seemed q require and have carefully examined
the Law relative thereto. me &C. ealci Ac.
tablkh Metropolitan police district, snd " provide Sr
the government. thereof" has been declared by the On
preme Court and the Court or Appeals constitutional y
therefore our duty AZ cnsens and naasaies 10 obey
q and TO cause II N be obeyed IN regard 70 giving 10
he Police Commisouen the use or the station houses,
keersphc aptayatus, &c, sc your Committee mos, re-
spectruy cali he attention Of ne Board 70 the ian ana
18th sections Of The Metropolitan Police s and aIso tee
ordnance Of 1874, article q 'ecop j. which herewith
prcsepted, and are as 70 10 ws'-
The thirteenth and fourteeh sections OF :he ke-cpof.
tan Police bill were here quoted IN the reporti
ARr Sec shaIl be the duty q toe Com ptr sler 70
take charge Of all the real eeas belonging 70 the oorpo
ration aud prevent ali en- ,roachmel n thereon
Your CONF luce think that II would be useless and a
waite Of werds 10 90 mmens nny further on tho law Tho
Common Council has expressed nef plainly on tho sob
sct lawyers have argued IL editors bs 20 Commented
on H. end Judges OF Tho he hest Courts have decided n as
constitutional
ne public mind has becn ag.s.ed and matters no.
whether our rrbs have been invaded and orr mi veges
taken frsm IA we are told Il ID Ia and mos, DO viii
humble submission 70 he majesty Of The law trusting,