The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-18

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sshsr msieral Dnaenee preparng at tho east end of the
Cty Hall In sheriff wleps Office that gentleman hell
su 81 ,Ss militia Of the STATE, Cen ssndford m"
sheriff as the custodian Of the Mayor felt himself not only
bs Safety Or The Ma crs os pdeDenssne Oa' ne
prypcses OF Kecsrder discussed and the resou
or Of tho Metropolitan Police Commissioners to back him
up, Ike manner considered well the Mayors
resolruOn
THE Military.
In view of this state OF things the consultations OF the
rhern and the General resulted Ia resolve that the peace
oftbeey depended their acoo and ted
fkpce tey would ACT n concert with view to this sole
ohiec-lhe prese'va,i 81 the peace. The Mayor in
the keeping Of Sheriff wiieL and was his purpose 20
keep ham without Interference Re expressed his resolu
non nat upon the hrs' attempt or demonstration against
bis prisoner under the writ OF habeas corpus issued by
Judge Russell be would call upon the county rise In hi,
support, and his first demand ~oald DO upon General
sanford and TIE force be tad under by order
q The Mayor General Sand ord his part and in view
o. the Law which makes the Command or the Sheriff
h Porposo hold himself subject commands OF the
shefiA, should any violent emergency present itaeii
ruB RRCoRpER's OFFICE.
After he bsihng az Ia I. Bennett and Deputy Commits
ser Turner, Recorder Smith hsId private CONSULTATION
win Gen. Nye, Mr.. rraper aud h.j,r Gen ssndiord,
by the further window In tho Recorders Office The
himself and she sheriff rhe Recorder deprecated ear
nestiy In regard 70 the necessity Of vindicatng the
law and bringing the body Of the Mayor before him
AZ his once. Mr. Draper urged the neces
rty OF having the Metropolitan police recognized and main
tanned as legal officers Cen Hye struck upon compro
MISE This plan have Mai Gen. aandford carry the
cers speight Carpenter in,o the Mayors pres
again that they might leave their warrants With the
sbeT1 for service the Mayor after the habeas had been
granted To this Gen. SANFORD agreed condition that
ali other attempts Of the Recorder ans hs Mayor should
be- q IN END.
two Metropolitan csp'sns CARPENTER and Speght, escort
hs them ~ he Mayors presence No reporters were ad
~ Sheriff John Mckbbn no has had the Mayor in
dy slDce hi arrest under The haboas corpus The state
mcnt was given with the understanding that the Deputy
Sheriff. should hold himself responsible for It's accuracy
against any runors, Of the captains any
different statement Of the facts he witnessed them
HOW THE REc0RDXR AND THE Law wKRs INDICATED.
in the Mayors private Office, Mai CEN sanford With
Captains Carpenter and speght entered.
CARPENTER and speght stated In drect formal manner
that they had warrants 20 serve on the Mayor.
At this stage Of the proceedDgs they were promptly
interrupted by the Sheriff. who said the warrants could
not be as be held The Mayor subject to the act on
They then handed their warrants to General Sanford,
who handed them TO the Sheriff requesting that they
should be served at the proper time by that Office
Tho Sheriff said he would do The Mayor was not
addressed. Fe said not word, sor bad he opportu
ford remaining some little tme The two captains waited
in the outer office until the general ready 70 escort
unea Of ,bs poce force sroust - Inc GV Hall T 0" INC
Returns were made on this procedure 70 the Recorder
They given elsewhere. He further proceeded 10 vim
dicae the law by more wrs which II was thought might
be served decision given the argument
going IN the Court Of Sessions The Court
sa cr nv
pared IN answer
TIE Mayor len his Office for his house llIth street
between five and ak p NJ The previous evening he had
done likewise, In an equally public manner, though Ike
all the other material facts this suppressed In
black republican sheets He suppei with party Of his
friends at the METROPOLITAN Hotel his way home
Tuesday night Last night his carriage pursued up
Broadway amid cheers and hurrahs
PROCEEDINGS BEFORE RECORDER SMITH.
THE ARREST OF Ma IunN1R-
The proceedings before the Recorder yesterday morning
unusually interesting AT early hour Mr. Chas rur
the Deputy Street Commissioner appeared custody
sf ne sAsrn charge preferred against him
yesterday by Mr.. Daniel q Corover. The Sheriff said
that he had been looking for Mr. Turner since Tuesday
but unable 10 fud him until yesterday morning. M
Conovcr,.h will be remembered charges Mr. Turner
Captain Bennett and others with melting riot and assault
ing him In bis public Office me complaint Of Mr. Cooover
has been published already, It ID Unnecessary 70
print u hcreI
THE MAYOR REFUSES no RE ARRKerED.
Deputy Superintendent Carpenter entered The room
and informed the Recorder tha. he unable 70
ecutc the warrant issued for the arrest Of the Mayor.
Mayor refused 10 accompany HIM, the ground that
Mr. Carpenter not legally authorized oioer-
when warrant would be served upon him by proper
officer, that he could recognise lawful officer he
would obey the mandate and until then would he obey
the summons.
Mr.. Carpenter was thus obliged come away without
being able effect anything He stated o the Recorder
that here q very great crowd about the Mayors
oee noswithstA sdng which he would be perfectly willing
the warrant and bring TIE Mayor before the Re
ocrdcr his force only large enough for that purpose
the Recorder would place larger force q, his disposal
he would be willing 70 make the desired arrest Ba he
was kAcd tina, would be ueelcss 10 attempt serving
the warrant with the few he had around hin, IL
would only lead 70 their being killed in tho attempt
TIE RECORDER SENDS FOB AID.
Recorder SMITH wish you would 20 down 70 The supcr
inicndcnis once and ask either General Nye Mr..
Draper 70 up bore. want 70 what force the
Commissioners muster that viii be able 70 know
whether win be able 10 tho warrant without the
aid Of the military. We cannot &c, policemen enough
must have The military hat This wArrana may be
served.
Mr. Carpenter then len the room and proceeded 70 The
headquarters u The COMMISSIONER No. ~ White street.
ARREST OF CAPT. BENNETT.
AZ The conclusion Of the above Interview Captain John
". Bennett brought before tho Recorder the
charge preferred against Mr.. Turner. His counsel said
that they would waive examination In the ese, and
asked what amount Of bail required.
BAnNs or TIE ACCUSED.
The Recorder stated hA 81 coo ball would be requisite.
Mr. Nathaniel sclah, ex.Commisscper OF Repair. and
Supplies, became Mr. BENEFITS bail In The above amount
Mr. Turner's counsel ai this moment and said that
~ In the case Of Mr.. Bennett, they willing 70 wsve
an examination and would give the required amount Of
bail
M Q. G. Ellis came forward and siguined his willing
to become Mr. Turner'S surety IN the Of 600
The bail In both having been TAKEN The Recorder
stated thai be would serd tie papers before the Grand
Jury now sesson hat the might be disposed Of
Immediately.
The defendants then look their leave.
A CONFERENCE BrrwE7s rHE RKcoRpER AND THE
COMMISSIONERS.
About u ~ O'Clock Commissioners Nyc and Draper
tered the cce and held with tho Recorder