The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-03
THE MUNICIPAL CHARTER WAR.

THE MUNICIPAL CHARTER WAR.
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A New Outbreak OF the Police
three Men Desert the Ninth Ward Munich
pal 6tasi0n-Tho Scene d the Speeches
Metropolitan station House Established-
Partisan AcrinAoDy I'm the Department-Rs-
suit Of the Comptroller Proclamation
Dimisssl OF Captains-The Pay Rou
Scramble, 80.
Yesterday the police troubles bad all the appearance Of
being wound up for period Under the authority Of the
city officials and the captains possession tue station
houses duty was formally and carefully amended 70
The returns Of all the had been writing TO
the Mayor and matters had apparently takeu seed
70 await the decision Of the Court Of Appeals. Bat new
movement was silently foot which the whole
queson just the point where the opening Of
the difficulties with the in Carpenters district two
weeks since The city ohc,ab were upon that move
prompted defence Of the chartered rights Of the city
TO initiate their movement for recognising the depart
ment upon the charter basis. That movement aimed at
the protection Of the city property and its defence against
the usurpaon Of the State What 70 be
taken for the of order and the evenoa open
dssenons In the ranks Of the city watch remains 10 be
developed.
OPEN DIssUTToN m Tm Ninth WARD STATION.
Last evening, At shutdown roll oanj Captain Alderman
Of the Ninth ward station house, ordered his into line
for the usual evening duty Both his heutenants took
their places on his either hand
First Lieutenant Jacob seabring On his right rose,
and, addressing the men, raid 10 bad received notice
from the Police Commissioners 70 report himself a.
At their Office IN White street. On arriving there he
was put in possession Of certain orders which he would
Captain Alderman here interrupted him. and perempto
riy forbid his reading the document de said he was
nfa thn In
nicpa authorities from whom he commissioned, and
he could not recognise tolerate any other authority
desire TO read tho orders stating that they related to the
removal OF Captain Alderman who had been dismissed
and that he he ueutenant had been placed in command
Captain Alderman reiterated his command enforcing the
Lieutenant 70 silence In respect 70 any orders from the A.
bany Commissioner BE reminded the thas bis and
their had been made out TO them by tho u-
nicpa authorities, and the: - had never been appoint
I "a 10 fhAir cha.Se By Hats ohscias.
desire that all who recognized the late police law Of
the Legislature o. the State Is law would come forward
Ssd BEEN op
conmodateu-she old station house u the Jefferson
ket
been assembled respond 70 their duties for the night
were nest that the roll be called frat A their
his response the words "newn or Oold !" a indicating
which authority he acknowledged. Those who lhould
manifest their disposition TO follow the Lieutenant and
then step forward and depart from tho station house
in the ranks, who Indicated come passion and turbu
encs o. feelng Mr.. ssss,ng interfered however say
one, and he counselied bis men 70 act thereon
The roll was then called BY Captain Alderman, with
the following result -"
NINTH WARD ROLL CALL.
MUNICIPAL MxS-Capsain Acksrman, Lieutenant VIM
Cargll, Sergeant Herrins, John n. Oakfovd, James
NcPhers,n, DANIEL p see James Lsavy, Patrick Kelly,
me- nouvu mia HAL
Sergeant VIM Pascraft John W. Herbst, John shsrkoy,
Rich Van Gesen, Chas II. winans, John l. Van wart,
sergeant Carpenter Rosn, james Hauvel, Harrison Red
Geld, James Waite, Gethro Thomas, Sergeant John G.
sla1vels Peter D. psmarsss, James A. De Clarke, John
NnnoroinAn nH.-1eutenant Jacob l. ssabvinG,
ners@ caarres, na'pe nnxesccks joan nanAnns Wm.
Sal. nnn Dy Aea. .raier, Ssmss 49, 1aec u
Horaso Sanger, Henry Mead New, Samuel CArpsnter,
Sames r; Sennes' LAC Eosen, ChrEe Knapp w. J.
joseph H. Hysit, zeirsl nsynsrd-3 men - ~'''
Thres sb.crt ~
csnts,n Asas,m.n ..,a hs ,o- n.d r,.-.,x
those men Who had expressed their dsterm,n~tor ~
ssssiou house they must remsmbsr ibsv bsd !, sss.
sesson properly BELONGING 70 he ctv which thew osht
ssrs and book shoun not he rcm,vsd ~ . ;, sne
leaving scknow Iedgemsn thereof in bis hsnds Tns
ospsd ana aoasss. Ss been long
sepcy The sarv especislv h. n.,stsd sho.,L NJ -.
removed nom the station house A. thsv vere tSs smhsr
of an ofee and duty which new hsd ,ms,Iv r.,.s.S
The state suthortIes Too hal sdon4sS sj,ors.hs, n,
smhisrs Sf'SN -s'' N"''ea'
fJsns e..h.n. go. a-,,.,-, .n,,. .r~-.r...,nu Ar.
Lieut. sesSrns was doubtful , ABOUT surrendsring me
s M S s ~ ,, - ~ ~ w S' ~ s.s. ,,e
wvuu .sae ~. IN sp,'s1 . ~ u W oa,os
me caps and ohsr Tsperues ne desired, should NOT be
ie SSssn ,.,.,,.n ,,,,, r,, ,,,., ~, 49,. ., ,,,
s. h TOSa no' ns on my man
oe IN Al - " ~ s ~ m. AZ.
$3.50 VI s sh VIZ r en n.S s, a ~ n s ~, p
-. I..s..,.. s.sss ~. - - hs ..s ws.ass.,,
..svs,.S ~ sas.ss ~ nsss ia 800, $500 ,,,'
~sne,s,,v divescd ,hcscvss ~ ths,r csns ana rsc,
sscr. .sans, ,ho,s n.rn, ,hnroso. p,s.an,v a. ed
formed again IN round hss slo9ch cans AMI ey all
snsss a,s sh,,s. 10 rc~r,, IN a.,ht. ais >rety OF
coAs, nIe sn,s, o %ms :. S a n'e Lieutenant,
~ ,, os ar .,.or $685. "a -, ~ IsS marched his
sn,. ~ IA s.s,,c hnnsa ha. -. lrson market,
a 49, ".N ''" o'' ~ 0S" <rcd Tor their &C
I'm r"ssS ~-.s.sor. ~ hi, ,-s,
~. - =. 49,, ~ ~ 49, ~. o <y disposition were
.o . =. -. 80 Ia >a,ags ~ boa the OH
&c eo.c,aS 49, Az ~. . ing authorities Captain
Arm spd dscsive' speech Any coo, and sesuem.ny,
ienowsmP woIo " both officers, and atTsther the
mws was An evident selisf 70 both parties n Ia under.