New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-20

.ion am obs, T. reply a. the pre.dins officer trusting
Our std small, and spresd as il necessarily
this large city unable essity
men Ions time .ithog' danger ia, part Of the
city wbich they tax We expect proceed
eSnpeiion When Gu filed our foros, We .h.H Be
able 70 do much than st present.
would advise you to employ expense Of the State
~ rert number Of special afford protection the Ar
Until could send enough Of force give e.
You VII all times e.dy 60 all in our power
protect the property located within the borders CT this district
ard 'h' b. reaty to do with the property Of
With great respect, remain Jour servant.
President pro. tenn of the Board Of Police.
The action of Gen. Nye was indorsed.
Mr. SIRANAHAS reported that Nicholas Bogart had
been proved drunk. Discharged. William Titus the
Mr.. Bowrs reported thst the charge against Taos.
SlCey had not been sustained. Complaint discharged.
Gen NYE reported that Thos DIANE had been
proved druuk for The second third time since be mad
kten in the service. Discharged. He also reported
frat the charge agairst John K Richardson had not
been sustained. Charge dismissed. Nobody had ap-
reared 10 prosecute William ID. Armstrong OF Brook
BY two. Compsilt discharged.
MI BowES said that these pstromen rece wing
$sC9 wear had sbuld to psy their DTS, sld he
should be il favor Of visiting them with The severest
penalties.
Seyersl Of Capt. wsIlings force are to be repri-
NAT ceG for not beng present at ioll CAL. number
of frivolous complaints were made. lady, Mrs Bar.
ney. had coUplsneo sgsnss police man VINO arrested
her boys because they stoned hi n on bis beaf
Mr. SrRASAnAS reported Simon Reynolds drunk.
Discharged.
General Superintendent
orIIcE or suPERSIEspEsr akISoPoL.TM POLICE
To the Pr.den, # the Bor,d IF commi"oHer' Of the Metro
poiaH Police.
In compliance with the requirements Of the law const
scne. Of Police that since ny quarterly report Taou'
ircdent have Occurred inens q, s91Ss "a %n, s
shed This department and secured the appreciation OF our
ferowcitzeps. s,., -
have rony responded the orders that have been gwen
hem cdomphee much as could have been expected
90 re.tIced this department cannot do justice to
II. number. without delay as we
TO The sec Of.he future and to the Importance
reefste the request and effective River Po
lice organized the earliest d'y possible the reasons saa
necessity wbch cannot De be ecesssy TOT me 70 az
In connection with this permit again 70 urse upon Tue
the SPEEDY IPPSh s c.S 81 Ne york
Out oftweny Pretnc there are out eieht o
IN Tsss, .etips a. Captain This state things greatly
in pairs the Efficiency OF the torcs. .., l., .u..,,,
20 the favorable of the Bosrd all snd every the
ting sersesns who have bseo performing th duties Of Zap
s I1e ,p pomp responded 70 and obeysd every
been issued BY their superior officers Iner men nave
been drilled the Internal police Of their respective com
AID. has received their especial attention The clearly ana
ppesnee AID department ot the men IS tue DIST evil
In the Seventh Thirteenth wads there are ~ special
policemen who have seed in that H
for the eppointnsnt policemen by ther
OF oS ,so.. s ana early .oOn Of the
BoTd upon their ncs 70 aoe mon ~nG
appear speedy change in their condition from The
to th report are voumnous from the Dep
uty supentepdens Carpenter and Folk embracing .tac.
showing the character of the oenses for which they were "
resp cy the attention of the Board of Commission.
details and the observations ana suggestions hs'
Da ps p., month. I'll arrests have be.n made in
number Is. h.. never been equalsd criminal
th city, and that by torse greatly Inferior ~ 70
Tbs folio .ss 'y s. :2 during The pas.
months amounts to Sioi OF which have been recovered
Fourteen thousand and mint poor and destitute person.
edsted with sug, curing he same peroa
20 ,biI ,arsnt. and thiliy i've to the Aims
House through t5e lstrun en:eit, 9th police -, -.
Bead 10 the Of PERSONS whom necessity eonpes
TO ,+eh for refuge night the Station Houses aud AN in
De TO reject numerous sppca;ions aud dive the unfor
t the 'tiees The sdcrdns th,t m2ory she Ter
b;ch. ia charity that requires but smal o1tly snd the
apaebips ncy aud the sfu ae'titu
,.i t threatens tn, por and ho1,,ss isoI o, hl.n
+, psctact the unfortanse. sssn,t the chilling bas night
Il W. 'A"O' t'' F. A. TALLaADGB. sap's of Police.
Mr.. BowrS offered the following:
Reolred That a municst be made t. the Common
Council setting nth the crowded state OF the Saonuou
nishti5 with destitute persons and requesting that mnsa.ie
lion ouses renting the neshtorhood of such SAXON TO
placed Ind, the supervision of the Police COMMISSIONER
ouiing tie Present Winter
Gen. NYE ported several insg nifcant charges, but
they were dismissed.
SOMEBODY said that two names had been struck OIL
from the published sts-George b. Davis AID Henry
Bsrr If the Commissioners had struck The n OIL iof
sr,thiIg bad il was al right; but il somebody else
had struck them of, they wanted TO know
Mr.. SfRASAHAS stated thst they wers stricken OH
for entirely satisfactory at the tlms
Mayor POWELL thought day OF delay would not
make much difference, and uegested that to-morroW
Mayor Wood would be present. go
Nr. PERT hoped they would not delay; the public
deeply ANXIOUS, and the city at present "s' sctu
ly unsafe. .
Mr.. Bowgy eLsirely agreed with Mr.. PERT. tie
tnsted that there would not be smother hour OF delay
Mayer POWELL MADE formal motion TO postpone
the swearing in Of the Thirteenth ara men until 'he
reXt ms etug OF the Board. Lost, to /.
Mr.. CHoLwILL asked II Any BODY else "ouio 10
excluded by appointing these men,
Mr.. STRASAHAS answered that they would not.
Tie men were then passed before the hUh'soneis
for inspection, and all 80 were elected.
Mr.. PERIT-I would inquire now II there Is anotnef
list ready for Advertisement
Dir. STaASAHAS-TheTs IL.
Nh. PERIT-Can they come mp to-day
Gen. NrK-They mus. be publiehed hrst-
Mr. BowEs-Our rules re luire that they be pub
lnbed for two Gays.
Mr.. PERIr-I would inquire if the Committee could
report still further number of names. ooo
Mr.. SIEANABAs-Tbcre have been more than y"
examined with great deal OF care, and ~ or AZ can
b. published at the next meeting
Mr. PERIT-We shsll have pretty gooa hH 'ae
Iext meeting. There IL another order-ths DISCUS
sion Of the eligibility OF the old Police.
Mayor Powell moved that il be laid over mt I-s
of Aha ahsaQce Of m4YOI