The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02
NFFAIRS OF THE CITY.
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Important Communication from
COmptrOlI er Flagg.
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THE OLD MUNICIPAL POLICE TO BE PAID.
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THE NEW STATE POLICE RfPUDlATeD.
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Over Million of Dollars demanded by
the Albany Police Commissioners.
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The Demand RefsEed by the Su-
pervisors.
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fNE DAY AND MIGHT WATCH AUTHORIZED.
The STATE POLICE NOWHERE.
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HHxHY CONDITION OF THE STREETS.
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MYER' @yTNH REPORTS 10 THE MAYOR.
csEAMuaacation frsm tie City Inspector,
tc, TO-, &c.

DEMONSTRATION frsm tl,e City Inspector,
Ec., &C., &c.
h.was stated In tAsSfnsED last week, that payment
wA&d probably be- made by Comptroller Of the dues
rSw owing from the otyto the members Of tho municipal
1seeo. Such paynont wo1d have been duly made, bet
Ut revenues "A the city treasury would admit Of
until this week. Tho etatement might accordingly be
HsAe~ed 10 day, with tie colatera: voucher from Comp
0sssr agg, MITIGATING his sracoos disposition 10 be the
Nseum Of handug the OF the department the
ey specially provided for their payment Tho basis Of
~ motion the fs0l waters ENTHUSIASTICALLY indicated
The pronurca ecto of Mr. Fsgg whe, takes this
Os dspfag Ills powers in srxng tyo horse sc driving
a tho n n gNop with both theod and ne Fc;ce Com
ssior Ts neckS1d nece. He also executes In the
Asas asces Of sxilfu suEmeruts through the follow
hg aru bsnsons hold up In his rapid circuit a. he
swef fs'hc ring
entitled 70 establish Metropolitan Police
Dr. cs; Decso Of the Supre Court special term,
a rcca rendered; Resolution of the Board Of super
VI rs Nve.nen, &c; Charter Of 1857; Garter Of lS<s
D sasAu aad Nontgomer:e Charters.
Hnap iask, slash, gees the whip Of TIE ring master
PUranuo round 90 the COMMISSIONER ard crash through
No paper partitions, all in BREATH gces the agile Comp
kvlMr Indeed, 1t would make heavy responsibility 10
scoder any Of the parties concerned TO keep the
nom their pay Gy longer 1t must indicated In yes
Scrday'e Herald, eventually drive every efficient man out
II the Department and thus reduce TITO condition which
Txmust take very considerable outlay of Mr. Fi&ggG
'secres to replace, IN the matter OF ~ discipline
Hssseoce Mr. Commissioner Draper sgnaed last wed;
e tbs men and break up the department And In
he ,ndiaon OF ofthe Mayors rcches indeed inrre
1ho Comptroller found himself brought do all hass1y
eoocern wiehalNpay the men thsr dues
Mr. FiAeg, a. IN tko Of ocer bowyer and WG-den
Gray The Foubs and certain a the police hsd
toen enlssod 70 recognize tho albany Commaen, and
rvsS ~ - ~ anS ToTa ~ enc sv ros 90
teeed ssder Tho new bi to<he STATE Treasurer. Very
~ Albany Mr. Fsss backs Sosa with
I'D sdnraaous go the effect that the new law n the
soss and only .oommhsionss--yst, slhoash ne has
authority or recf gnuons in their tip, sets
sssso. ss~e de claims The sanction Of the new law on
Me hand, whilst be nevertheless bases his action
ne 81 se city ns 81
ing TIE police BILL the sbursing agent would be-
NJ. Conmissioner Bowen vade this 9Th sectiOn--
And the SUNG of moneys collected by the respective
ss Aforesaid Tor the Of police therein during
ne years eighteen hundred and my six and eghsen hun
Ireasures of the said Cities saa immediately upon the
sveansaon Of the Board Of Police and after due notice
- at eject served upon the Comptroller Of the city and
soup,y Of New York CITY OF Brooklyn be
pad into the sxte treasury part of the pohco fund
nd dt ursed before provided 70 the treasurer OF
Ne Boasd OF Psce, his proper warrant In kersnner
Aforesaid.
Notwithstanding the grou,y reluctant cf bis
municaiop, H. IL clear that with the appreciation Of Mr.
Drapers police mission he In direct viols Ion or
NE new Police bill The mec being paid upon The basis
@ the charters OF the signature Of the Mayer
Of The Clerk the City Cosrci will not be wanting TO
shc The hitch about aatse may be brought 70
sy Of New York, swindIed ou his las, month pay
n the vice, but other than such decrediable mean
sser shosld be bound and 10 the same volume
With Oakley Halls card, the account OF that dreadful con-
history he seizure Of tho city arsenal by ma 10
ckret coleed coat and other equally momentoas docu
ntnig, OF which tho white street commissioners have
sl dcubtess few more left Here Is the Competitors
s10cument:--
PAYxE.sr or THE POLICE.
pux1rMKsT or FINANCE CosPrHoLIxR's OYuG,
NEW YaRK, June /, 1851. I
~ the old law, policemen were paid semi mor.hiy
lie they required 10 be paid semi montsly by
re Treasurer Of the Metropolitan Police district eer
r ate OF the General Superintendent OF Police
The consutuonality Of the police law has ltsen
l~netioned tie whole subject, however, has been cub
ahe scrutiny Of abba counsel both Sides the has
deeied In sver OF the validity OF tbs act therefore
fset bound 10 execute the NV In good faith, until ho<e
csrn OF The eupreme Court set aside BY the Oour or
-Apye.,s <a @
which was sho-r 70 me on Saturday. nay come befose
ne for my ofciai action and there practical
sossd under estimate Of The Commissioosrs consider
propcro present such facts will enable those VII,
Asn In watch the Fcance Department Is placed.
The last pay men made TO the police wasup TO the 18th
eosce rora the Police Comnissonsrs under The new law
snformug him that hey had orgssizod On the 22d Of
% and s SsI ,s,R his ..n0S 70 The A section e the
Ga the 18th q May che Hoard Of Supervisors OF the
Svousy OF New Yerk adopsed the following resolution
Resolved That until the further ion Of Ne Board OF
hper,isors The quota Of patronsn eor tbs county al
ned 70 the Board Of ooamssoners Of the Keropo itan
n Woo detrict shall be i've men, and no more
NE sixth section Of the Metropolitan Police Daet sfter
pr wsdg FOR the principal officers 81 the police force
en- ,wers the Board Supervisors Of county Of New
Xot n pxlc NJ ro imam foy
say be legal use Of the discretion conod
- We Ssard Of Supervisors by this To reduce
che % vo iicemen Of the county from thousand men
- eve a. the forces were not dsoapded and have
oontnu 10 the usual discharge OF thew duties consider
chat zach individual has legal cla,x on Ne corporation
<w the ~ I'm axcd a. his compensation.
sssury from the collections for police expenses ugis5s
nj the date OF the organizations for Police Comm
Psssc oommspioocrs he entire sum contained in the
sax levy Of 1866 Wa expended for the Of that year
PAID on s,count Of the police service o. 1851
vYS 1857, on an estimate presented by the Comptroller
70 ae Common oouncsl 10 November, lisa These pay.
nerus extend from January 70 April rs
In sssard TO he police expenses Of 1857 the 9th
don psovIdes ibs, when the estimated BY the
yase treasury The tar are not opened until the
iss Of seuteber in each year, when he collection Of
n regard 10 the pay Of policemen they are entitled by
Ne ~ 10 an increase OF their pay, equal 10 hun
Ased dollars per snnum smo-sne ~ Che asgregate 70
- spwopreacR for this and other increased expenses
ywiN be usul the estimate az the new Commission
evs n added 10 kse tax levy OF 1851.
NJ Cosmis ianars have notified the Comptroller that
shey have removed be Chief OF Police As the law
ssands This presesp legal obstacle TO paying hts
dScse the Law dces not authorize the Comptroller 10
pay on No certificate OF the Superintendent OF Police
~ nsoAart Of is<e, and By thdt f 1851, provided
eat the hnsnce department "shsll settle and ADJUST all
cle<ms by heCorporation against them, and
Az accounts vhstsoeve in which the Corporation Is con
oernsd, eitSR~ 40 uebsor az creditor"
OsAv ns presfson and with Ne Appreciation u ne Pcc
Svn~ffon@s, roth Boards OF c0ursel u proposed b
sfns Wa ne tndirsSaob cAo hare datms for DER services
ne on rntes nnpcnsafir, for the two payments due
90 me Tn OF Way, leaving the addora comp, nsauon 10
pesdmses s soon az the same 10 provided for.
me tar Law OF 1851 provides for rsisne ss25 800
ssappyed toward delaying The sxpspses Of police said