New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-16
STATE OF THE CITY on TUESDAY,

VIM Parker, laborer-petit larceny OmCer let'
Mcbsei Maloney, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Officer
Perkins. Discharged by Justice Osborn'
THIRD PREcINoT.
Mary Taylor-intoAicated and disorderlyi oincer
N. Conner, Misunderstanding asheep Officer Bowen
Taken TO Police Court. 81
Joseph Comeset was reported as having been found
in the street overcome by the heat taken 70 the
Hospital by officer Dom. ill
nassnp the corner of Cedar street and broadway, eh
into the excavation that Is made for oudhg PuIPose
and was so seriously injured that his lie Is dlsRaed
Of. He was taken TO the Hospitsl by on'ce's ""'u
and Forshay. n
Catharine Philips, seamstress-attempt TO s'eaii
Officer Field Sent TO Police Court. -
Robert Reynolds and Michael ounNan n;,,ad sor
di,orderly conduct; Officer Cherry. Committed ior
Thomas Kelly, gambler-assault and battery; OH
Ger Field. Discharged at Police Court. c.,.
Catbarine Waldron, Catharine Crogan, Catnarme
Caffrey prostitutes-drunk; the first S3oo bal; Sec
ond. PIX months; the third discharged. ~.
Charles Britt, cleik-drunk Officer DaSet. DE-
charged.
Rridoet DIVER seryant-drunk AMI dlsorderlyi
Joseph Rosenbeck peddler-insanity; ohicer
Spring. ,,, ,,uo-lo,,. nc
Catharine Philps-drunk and dsorderly Officer
Fields. 80. ,.. o4s.o~
Perkins >. oso,
May Cunnngbanl-dr and disorderly' Officer
Wigam. 81 o.,orv. Oe;.
Ger Woods. ,,.,..,... oGoor
Patterson. ., ,>:.,
Ann Heating by order of Judge Dawson
John Thomas, panter-drunk and discIdefiyi oii''
Ger Duffy. IL. ~a ,;sor
derry; Officer Winthrop. oe
MARY Butler, servant-drupk and dsorderly.
The above prisoners were all sent TO the Iomos.
SEVENTH PRECINcT.
Vim. Douglas, laborer-petit larceny. Discharged
by Justice Brennan.
Hugh Kelly laborer-petit larceny. COMMITTED ior
Iucy Raw, vagrant- drunk by Officer Mckim
John Smith, laborer-drunk; by Officer Joroo. DIS
charged. .,:...ao,,, j.,
John Brady laborer-drgDk and discrdefiy; ny
Officer Walsh Committed for 10 days.
EIGHTH PRECISCT.
Jane Martin, servant-grossly intoxicated; BY On
Ger Palmer. ,r,,. 10
Elizabeth Bates servant-drunk and dlsorderly; by
O,i;rer Farontz. Committed for 10 days.
Samuel Moore, cartman-suspicion OF stealing; by
Officer Dawson. ,..x., h
Officer Farrantz
Ninth PRECINCT. az.
George w. Boyle, seryant-grand Ierceny ~ C ,in
Ger Knapp. Committed for examination Dy JUSTICE
Davidson. ., J., o,;oor
Knapp. Ten days.
Timothy o Brien, thef-pickipg pockets by Officer
Stardish. Taken TO Third District Police Court ana
Thos. Day, peddler-grossly intoxicated by Officer
Stapdish. Ten days.
Michael Troy, aborer-grossly intoxicated by Off
Ger SebriDg. Ten days.
Henry illus. baker-assault and battery; by Officer
B,ooks VIM Russell, drver-assault and battery.
Committed by Justice Brennan.
Daniel Kennedy painter-intcNcatedi by oihcer
Hrkermar. ga.
VIM Moore framer-drunk and disordery byOtii-
Ger Holmes Discharged by Justice Brennan.
Richard Chairman, trunk maker; James Smith, up
holsteIer, VIM. Mangan, paLter-plckingp pockets ny
Sergeant Davis and Officer King. Committed by JUS
tice Brennan.
Thomas Counton, laborer-- drunk and dsorderiy;
by Officer Bliss. Committed.
ELEVENTH PRECIHCT.
Inspector Squres makes the following report;
IAN remained quiet during the day and night, not
wthstandng the deep thunder that could be heard at
inte walls. In order to satisfy myself how it is that
the German population, usually so peaceabe and or
DERBY have become excited, have embraced the
opportunity 10 converse with many Of them; and
win do them the justice to say that, without exception,
they declare their intention to obey the laws, and
II aniain their character peaceable industrious and
good citizens but they seem to labor under sense Of
deep wrong having been done them by the Police.
Whether this is we'll or i'll founded of course the legal
investigations which undoubtedly will be made, will
show. Under the circumstances, have felt justified
the most OF my men being without police experience,
and yet emulOus 10 excel to instruct them to be very
careful and iorbearng and not to 90 or say anything
that could justly be deemed offensive; but while they
are efficient and prompt to discharge every duty, to
set such example of moderation and just regard for
the rights of all shall command the respect aud
fdeLce Of the entire community
IN
VIZ. Hamton segar store attempt to kill by Off.
Ger Parish. Committed for examination by Justice
Brennan.
FOURTEENTH PREcIsoT.
Thomas CunnngtOn hack driver-drunk and disor.
DERBY; by Officer Matthews. Committed.
ROsapnah Reed-dsorderly conduct; by Officer
Mongan9 Discharged by Justice Brennan.
FIFTEENTH PRECINCT.
Robert Garfield stage driver-assault and battery;
by Officer Pliven. Held in $500 bonds by Justice
Dawson.
George Ryan, thiefgrand larceny; by Officer Da-
Wis. Committed to House Of Refuge.
Patrick Langlin resdiIg at No. ZIG Sullivan street,
il the rear was found dead about 10 p. NJ, lying in
stall at a stable in Downing street, and the horse
standing upon bin. From the appearance Of the body
it is supposed that he had been kicked by the horse
and then trampled upon.
SIXTEENTH PRECINCT.
Rebecca Burke and Nora Doan-petit larceny;
Officer Miller. Committed for examination by Justice
Dawson.
james Lynch, labOrer-intO1icsted; Officer Apgar.
Ten days.
Ellen Goodrich Officer Roach. Dis.
charged.
SEVENTEENTH PREcIscT.
John Mccormick, baker-intoxicated Officer Ross.
Committed for ten days.
John and VIM. OConner-petit larceny; Officer
Brockwsy. Committed for examination.
Joseph Rosch, laborer-into1lcation and disordery
conduct; Officer Dickinson. Temporarily committed.
EIGHTEENTH PRECINCT.
Arthur McQuade, buicher-rotiDg; Officer Sprague.
Committed for examination by Justice Dawson.