The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-29
copy Of the following notice TO the officers OF
the Seventh, Eighth, Fourteenth ana fifteenth prsoipcis
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copy OF the following notice TO the commanding officers OF
the Seventh, Eighth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth prsosDcs-
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lion house IN the morning g 10 O'Clock n; De .eos IA
order, r. W. WATER a1RY. psIn On "a,
similar order will be the same precincts sssn
70 day. for the platoon dnty Thursday repor shom-
seive, a, he Arsenal during the day In he aouer
az directed In the foregoing order
up the from, the ht tory SO Franklin srss
In Suitable for the reception Of stolen goods and
sion at So White street there during the course Of TO-
day, when ihose who have been robbed may op-
portuny Of examtipg for the purpose Of sscerAinng
whe her any Of their goods are among II or net
Another CARLOAD Of sto3n properly was esterday taken
TO SO White street from the Sixth precinct station house,
where Il bad been stored fer some time past, u having
been eaptGred by the old police previous 10 their beng DIS
banded.
ley roioe telegraph operators, has perfected ne sele
graphic communication between ell the station houses and
he Deputy superntendents Office with the excsp,oa OF
The First Twelfth, Nineteenth and Twenty second pre-
cinct station houses The First precinct having oeeu
merged into the second and Third pecincv nscsssy
exist. for the connection with the old station hoase IN
The Twelfth precinct station house being far town,
extend the wires 70 it, lis distance reason eucugh, 70
should think, for the immediate extenson Of the wires
thereto.
The Nineteenth precinct police have not yet moved
the old police station house. consequence Of the house be-
Ing sadly out Of repair measures are now being taken 70
put II IN proper order BY the Commissioners, ann vhicn
time Mr. Robinson deems II useless TO perfect tho eIe
graphic communcation-apd a. this, with The Twenty
second house. comprises Of
section it has not been deemed expedeut arrange and
connect the wires with this house either, for fear Of being
obliged 70 dssrrange and dlscoanec 'nem aga,o when
In all the other precnos communications are readily
sent backward and forward the operators bong for ,be
second precinct No yet sufficiently understands the
newly dial to work tho telegraph nteigoly Mr.
Crawey however, is nsructng the serseAnn sod door"
Third precinct inspector Hopkins; Fourth precinct 81
Hu.ohnss; sixth precinct, ssrsssa. HicEs; ssveon
precinct Sergeant Cameron; Eighth precinct, sospec-
tor rurnbul; Ninth precinct, Sergeant seebring
Tenth prec'nc., sergean. Davis and odicer Lee
Thirteenth precinct, Sevgeants Steers and Cornell Four
teenth precinct similarly situated 10 secood and Fourth
precincts; Fifteenth precinct aspecor Dks and two SER
gean, Sixteenth precinct Special Aid Southe rand Seven
tenth precinct Inspector Hott and Ofhcer shncre,
Eighteenth precinct, sergeant Bennett Ninetsenss ard
Twentieth precincts situated similarly Second Fourth
and Fourteenth precincts Twenty hrs pecnct, Inspector
Speight and Sergeant Pulmer
Sergeant Crawey yesterdsy visited and instructed Obj
GERS In the Eighth, Ninth, Eleventh. Fourteenth, ss eosn
and Twentieth precincts, and will continue his nsIucopa
daily until he peifects men In each ward Ia
the OF the newy invented psnefore dial He thinks
that in most will require from two 70 hree weeks
practice 3, perfect the officers 10 the Of the dial n
the meantime, Mr. Robinson wishes the pubic 70 under
stand thai The wires will DO 1t the service Of al who wish
10 make inquiries concerning lost children, horses IA by
apply Ing ~ the station houses.
THE OLD POLICE OF rue TENTH WARD DKxARp 10
BE PUT ON DUTY.
Last hight at roll call o, the Tenth ward station house
number OF the old police m the ward beaded By Lieut.
Reed entered the station house, and informed Acng -
,pecor Davis that hey made their appearance to report
for duty.
Lieutenant Reed said that Superintendent TsImadse bad
told them when they had presented themselves 70 him e
duty that be wa, nos In any way acquainted with he mat
ter, but that they were policemen they mrs, report 70
the station boupe in The ward 70 which they belonged M.
Reed said that In accordance With this suggestion Of e1pe
inierdent TAmadge they now reported for duty.
Sergeant Davis feemed taken sbsck. he told NJ. Reed
that be and the men with him Aborng under greas
mistake II they considered themselves poiocmen. Bo
said that be bad notAei them " report themselves Tor
duty which notice had not been attended by then
they had treated him In an unbecOu,pg manner They
had been discharged IRON the police for daobeyrg The
oders snd be had no power 10 take them back ant for
| Their orders from the Police Commissoncrs
Lieutenant RKlD made q reply, after which Seversl of
the men stepped forward aid indivd iay reported them
selves ready for duty. They then retired
The citizeus In the neshborhood and those who
mueh pvised the OF ne cd
police Ut the station borse and Ii cir Interview with Ser
geant Davis
Qua RTEHLY REPORT or THE BsooKLYN pKrUrY su-
PBRINTKHDASr OF PoLICR
The o&ng report OF the tue Brooklyn
Police Department for the quarter ending 20 cay
June, 1857, submitted to tho Common Coupdl LAS
evening by the Deputy Superintendent OF Police. From
this document appears that he whole number Of sreets
for feonies, mfdemeanors and other Offences
2oo6. being increase of s23 In conpas con v,lo tho
previous quarter During the period CO.
were accom- modsed with lodgings the d6crcps station
bouses 24l lost children found BY police
to their Farenr, and 81 07e a. taken from
the department by Of sickness and disability being
an average loss Of three per day. Complains
tgston resulted In the dtm,sai OF three sspensou
Of ono for fourteen days. Of FOR Two days Of M
twelve days enc for SIX days. and wss restored 10
duty 1be foo.lng liz. OF tue offences for when Tho
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