The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-18

sp The river zoo" Tho supe-in snden however, passed
osoy %, appaepy paying attention 70 The rsrosres
and curiosity os ssapss appearance we, o. eAng smons
he audience, with ito ton OF fenarkng 70 hi ads,
al must have me bulge II some sort made 70 wear
On occassen Ike this Ia fasire,n and apon arriving
u the snon house took biz seat with Deputy Carpenter
behind she desk inside Of the ranng ne crowd mean
while pressing INTO the with all their force.
Afce consulting few moments ~en the General soper'
ntenGens, Mr. Carpenter arose and said
Sentepen-You win new be addressed ~ Ssnersi va
per.ntenden. Tamadge.
NJ. rlMADa then fron his seat, and pro,eededss
Genremen- You have, great proportion. perhaps ali Of
you, been called upon ca the part Of the authorities q
The y 70 &c. special policemen 10 preserve tie public
peace and pers na property from the third fourth Of
July last hardly necessary for me here to say 70 you
thai 70 period but paatvey little had been done
toward perfecne organization Of the pooe bat an
imperfect organization could be had Of necessity while
the question or ons,itutonality pending, then
was could take any effective steps for prsser Wing
and recurring rpbc peace and safety until that decision
was rendered. finally on the I'd day OF July aud
saw a. 70 DISCARD The old pohce force Of Ibis city, ss oo
at the precise moment when Il was well known their
vices would be most needed, and on the when
ing emergency would - always does ar i've, akng
absolutely necessary for the whole police force Of the city
70 be scv duty 70 ppress riot aud boodshed THIS
sun, CT possSay Of cur our orcs 70 be u sny
adequate degree ecsen. Nwas at that period Of which
yoa well ss attest, that you nobly for
reward other than Than that having done ycur doy
good cr ns, offered your services - guardians Of tie
puso .na 1s
formed your duty ncbH, faithfully and fear'essy. SIN
extremely pleased and happy 70 say tbs. your oonouo.
emphry and such a. command the re- pect Of every
good citizen and pcrm's me 70 add that ro the report
shall make TO the Commissioners Of your conduct and
fidelity 70 the pubic interests, nope you VIII rot lose
anything by the service yoo have thus rendered the city
Gentlemen, We have passed through the greas CRISIS aod
tan poee force having been very ccnsdersb,y
the Commissioner have a. with The exception Of the
special who have been doing patrol duty r the
Seventh and Thirteenth wards for al tho special police of
the city TO be, in the language q The Mayor, "dsbarded
But gentlemen cannos DO this without FIRST the
Of the people and In the name Of the COMMISSIONER
thanking for the very orderly and efficient
which you have conducted yourselves and pes fore
duty; But sn.; no: ~, ssSsemsn have !st5usd 70
Commissioners and comforting powers upon them 10 Sp
point a. many special policemen - they deem pro
paying policemen appointed and the Comms ,oners this
very morning have been examining the question thorough
y, In order 70 see some arrangement could not be de
BY which you might be paid something, .eAst for your
services for can assure you they, myseH feel
the necessity Of paying VOC and any possibility the law
most hdy avail themselves ofhe opportunity (Appause.
and voices in the Of The buisdng-Sop your pose
VIII you9-we can't bear . word that's sad-jcst dry
up VIII add this, therefore, gentlemen, that perfect
returns being and will be made me- and through
vial DO made 10 the Commssioners together With the
cupcffnt6nCers,
entire charge Of and been more intimately acquainted with
your services than myself, which Will receive their earliest
and most earnest attention. and considerable number
o. policemen yet TO be added TO the present police
FORCE sincerely hope that the great portion Of your
numbers are applicants for appointments, you viii DO
pause) having nade ,hese remarks 10 you, becomes
my duty bow 70 dsmss you, With my sincere appreciation
AZ expectation Of shortly seeing most, s Of you,
Permanently under my Command - Metropolitan police
Calls Tor CAPT Carpenter were here made BY the crowd
when the Deputy super nsendent stepped forward and I'D
Gnrnrs-1 would that / were In better voice
70 express my feelings 70 you on TIL: sec.
suently bad voice. but, nevertheless, / cannot do
ss than unite with The General superintendent n accord
vs.. = Il. oy n the ospasy p0 S When
said N you Il ss White sreet Ian weak That H wss the
intenon Of the Commissioners Z possible pay each Of
you for your services - special policemen, was In
Formed BY M Draper, who sad he should do So pos
sibie and iDssmach he could pay you much
to pay You ali be could which i ssl the intention OF The
Con misoners 10 do, they eau possoly do So 0fone
thing you may rest assured, sepemen which his ,hs,
Ishau do AL can 70 urge this atty upon the Commits
sIoncrs, and know TIE General superintendent, Win
came God knows whore he city would have been at
but ha. would have been drenched IN the blood q our
follow cizers long ere this time for the prevention OF
which the citizens OF this city, a. well as the people of
perhaps may be that mort, II ell OF you are apph-
csnt Tor places the police force, bat you know we'll
II
pointed .. Tire time, but In police force Of 100
men, there are vacancies constantly occurring from rcsg
nations, deaths, dsu.sals and other causes and
concerned Jour win be presented 70 and urged
upon the Commssipers for the frs appointments the
psrm.nsns pSa1, force sAppaHsse Nov. yeDe%cS
and leave your clubs and badges with Nc Brevoort, who
vn lake charge ofhcm, and such Of you . have not so
them with may leave them here at ths station house
any time during to-day or 70 morrow.
Nolslo you want the clubs from the specials In The
seventh en- Thirteenth wards left toof
Mr.. CiNESrgR No. The specials from those Two
wards will please keep their clubs and badges until fur
Their orders, the fcrce in those two wards rather
small yet and the god order OF The wards demand that
ihoy should be continued until more policemen arc 40
pointed and sworn 10.
Those tina. had and badges with them then stepped
forward and deposited them with kesse. Breyoort and
Van Rper, and Then quietly le', the station house.
Those from the Seventh and Thirteenth wards re-
talned Their clubs and badges with which they returned
me Board By resolution passed on Thursday, psruo.
tsd The cou Nitro on qualifications and removals TO report
avorsby on Sufficient rambler OF apeh ANTS 70 on Nil
tho vacancies nov existing In the Police Department Of New
York by ,he 2sth Of Jolly. a.
There were some interruptions Of NJ Carpenters re-
marks, when h@@ and other manifestations we're made
by to mon regard to his promise last week. 10 the ef
c ina, they wealf all be paid This forced Mr. Carpen.
ss e s1s e q at 0 oo
hiring themselves 70 suppress the Fourth OF Jnly rr In
ss 1S 1d g % dn sss sSS
forced through 70 get rid Of them the dissatisfaction grew
rather loud and was very pslpaby manifested, especially
general execrstiou or Carpenter, who had been the
instrument Of cheating the mon into doing patrol dsy
n.em and day for two weeks vithous the srs
shadow OF chance for their pay. In the
yard and In The street The feeling Gas vented
in particular maleictons and donnncis,ious Of Car.
peper Mr. Tslmadec seeing the storm rise took HE leave
rather brishly, but without avail, FOR the having
thronged together sent Committee 10 wall upon him and
the Commission ~ 10 obtain satisfaction than
the speeches The SPOKESMAN Of these recised 70 Mr.
rsllmedge at the do1r Of his office, variety OF bardshifs
which bsd drivn these men 10 90 psro duty by night
10 obtain credit With The provision dealer Tor daily bread
for iher snfering families. These recitals gave great
vexston 70 the reed baiured superintendent
Tho matter was brought also before the Treasurer, Mr..
Bowen, who only repeated his unavoidable decision He
had neither any money nor any authorllyt 70 pay them
Al tho meeting Of the Courssion was resolved 20
fer the matter N the counsel of the Board that they
might see II any expedient could be devised 70 got
the law. 80
NEv Yosx HERsLD-Tbis unrivaled daily says
the Ddly W,nasin Of the 9th irst outsrpping all Of
contemporaries point Of circulation II seems almost
Incredible 70 think OF its enormous daily circulation II
has jNt published statement which comes from the
gentlemen who have charge Of the issuug department,
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