New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-20

further e1ecutics Of the said warrant which he &C
codingly did: that Judge Peabody then maze an or
der ii at the books brought in should remain IN cue.
tody OF of the officers Of the Court and adjourned
further proceedings in the matter until Tuesday next,
IL IN.
And deponent further saith that annexed Is copy OF
the order Of Judge Peabody upon deponents sara hp
cation for saio books and also copy OF SAID writ
oI supersedeas, and ase copy Of the warrant ID pro-
cess Of execution by said constable Harrington
AID opponent further saith that he has been IN pos
session Of the fran chsc and office Of tue Street 1na-
missioner 81 the City of New.York since the 18th day
Of June last and that he has been prevented from the
fuil and complete execution Of the duties Of his said
Office by the Withholding from HIM Of the books maps,
pspers aud documents aforesaid appertaning and be-
longing a. said office, and this deponent has not yet
been able 10 obtain possession OF the same.
Sworn before me ,h. 18th day Of July a D. j. is
W.P.T CHAPMAN commi''ioner of Deeds.
The following is the
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
On reading the affidavit OF DAM ID. Conoyer, on
mot,op of Field 4 Sluyter, Attorneys OF the sald
Daniel ID. Conover, ordered that the plaintiffs show
c,u,e before this Court at Special Term thereof, on
tie 2ist day Of July instant at ii O'Clock M why
The junction herein should not be vacated or hooheo
And further ordered that the motion Tor the con-
tirunnce of the temporary injunction herein, whcn
WAS crdt to be heard the oath instant DE heaio
Instead thereof on the said 2stJuy at the hour above
named -. L. lNGRAhAh, rHS'""'s'
New fOh, July To- ie'''
wASTED-A HABEAS CORPUS.
As the news spread Of Deviins arrest and mprlson-
mel. in Eldricge street JAIL howl OF ylrtuous ndis
raon rent the air, proceeding from the burrows Vi
the Dead Rabbits. They couldn't believe IT. they
asserted with profane emphasis that Democratic
Sheriff wouldn't execute such a warrant; that 1t was
q Black Republican lie, &c. Inquiry, however, con-
iirued the umOr. Steps were at once taken 10 pro-
cure the release Of the Mayors fayorite. haDeas
corpus was suggested as ready and efficient means
Hadn't il got Fernando out OF his troubles W
course it had" where's Judge Russell r And at
once divers individuals were making Declines for the
man whe plays second fiddle in the Municipal Rogue
March. But the judicial staff of the Mayor, upon
which he had been wont TO lean his weight, was non
est ,nr,nlus. Judge Russell was in Canada. They
cou dnt trust any body else and Charley Devn' re-
mains in Eldridge street Jail.
ANOTHER Fan AsToNIsHED
Bv the arrest of Devlin and by MIR. COnover taking
possession Of the office of Street Commissioner, was
"Charley Ring famous for nothing in particular, ex-
cept being prominent member of the Common Coun-
ell Of 1852 and 53-sometmes called the u" Forty
Thieves" because some people were so unkind a' 70
saw they were not bit more honest than they ought
to be- and because the Grand Jury, about that time,
insisted upon calling stealing by It's right name: Mr..
Ring is a prominent member OF the Dead haooH
Central Committee, and because oil ms numerous
other virtues was appointed Superintendent OF Street
improvements under Mr.. Devlin where his peculiar
talents il was believed could be used to advantage.
The old Office OF the Chief Of Police had been as
signed at the dctatiOn OF the mayor, or tue usc vi
the Bureau at the head Of which he supposed he was,
despite the action of the Common Council ordering 1t
to given into the possession and for the use ohe Met
ropol,en Police over the door sign had already
been put, containing the words Superintendent OF
Street Improvement Mr. Ring came among others,
10 the Hall of Records Saturday afternoon and sur
yeyeo the tanning spectacle OF MIR. COnover occupy
in The char of the Street Commissioner. He LEFT the
premises and confirmed to Mcclellan the truth OF the
Iurnor A brief consultation was held. Mr.. Rings
official cake was sll dough. Mcclellan rushed out OF
doors and in few moments the new sign was dts
placed from over The entrance and the old sign of the
Chier of Police was again in it, place. Mcclellan says
that "tbe Police Commissioners shall not have the
office. Tie Office of Chief of Police was not abolished
NV the new law and not being abolished it still lives.
lie is CleIk Of the Chief of Police. To be sure, the
Chief of Police resigned, and is now in Iowa hoeing
com and rairing opops buthe (McKear) is his clerk,
and is bound 10 bold possession OF the place"
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