The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12

having been partially hlled, the
expedent, will shortly be made complete
The old station houses remaining city property, and
every instance being occupied by the municipal police,
independent station houses have beer opened In all the
wards where any material secesons have taken place.
Since the explosion Of the first abortive schemes and
pedents foot by Mr.. Draper and backed up by
Bowen the entire management of business the p
hoe Board has fallen into the hants Of Gen. Nye Any
sort Of grip which has been obtained in the pament thus
& has been cuched chiefly through the persistent cool
and tact OF the al Be has devoted his entire time
70 the Organization and detail of the White street
end everything from the buttons TO the big safe has
had his manipulation In the sessions Of the Board there
scarcely more than four members "a qaorum)
pveeent or these Commits Toner Cholwel makes tho
ending minority, the anti black republican section Of
Ne Board. rhe three black sheep-Draper. Bowen
any valid they have quorum fourth
vote Of Gen. Nye Hence, the General has The whole
under his thumb, whether be with Chowe
n opposition With the others, when they do ex
scaly he directs The General has, therefore, t1e bud
all In his hands, and he has sat himself down
SIGHT the battle to the end with particular grit He Is also
the lawyer OF the Board aud has shaped s just
The present eight therefore, s Direct set tn aud grand
hate between these two great tactcians The General
from the central counties OF the State and trained first
oass politician and lawyer Of the Albany school, stands
ped for the rural Districts against Fernando Wood the
most accomplished graduate of Tammany Hall Tho
General has heretofore stood at dec led
through the poor and eaky sort Of craft in which be finds
Ainfe embarfed bnt now that he is fairly launched and
here o. neral and very marked interest 70 see at least
what sort Of fight he wi make
oLOsING rABLEAU OF TIE POLICE OBJECTIONS.
Inc GENERAL could reckon on the SIX Captains above
enumerated, early the me,ti:g at Mr.. Diapers
esuse. Having beames laid down his plan for
h'ss e m ma , o. seoes s, he
Nr made characteristic bad dzze in the Fifth and his
elevation to the Iepuy chip all but scued the Commits
Uon. far efficient steadily and shrewdly
supported by the General but Draper and Bowen logged
she Jonah aboard and heuce the comparative failure Of
NE Generals tactics. Indeed the failure for
time complete until the OF ening by the Cholxe
in the Ninth ward That breach followed up
he night by the General who last swsyed
rchB zach card in his baDs keeping the stations of Turn
bull and Dks for his last trumps-th, latter going over
BODY lat night BY this arrangement Ell ct has
len had and tae wsverns lise gnotY sauada IN The
NE Commissioner so the General has at last III
~ corps 10 lead out t the battle.
THE DIVISION IN TUE ErsUrH WARD.
thorough nnderstandi had been had by Capt. Turn.
bull, Of the Eighth patrol district in regard to the pur
ppss OF the tomm oner and the Intelligence or
ht officers and caused him from the crst proceed
with caution In his dealings with their interests
lat evening at roll call he finally concluded 10 order
division Of bis force with view OF Occupying the
ration honse, Merits Hal, isS Spring street, provided
Upon the regular telegraph signal from the Chiefs
nce, he ordered his into line. and proceeded 10
plain to them bis purpose Ho raid II his intention
70 call The roll this evening al 1855 Spring street. 10 eoe
t,euce which be exhibited from the Albany
Commissioners lie took this himself and would
under the order recoxnzing the law with which
hey were ali familiv, and which he for himself
nd concluded {, accep, for his guide He did
not however intend urge Ike upon bis
fey were all a. capable TO judge for themselves in this
emergency as He purposed leave this
forthwith and call the roll Of the district at half pact
eight in the mes quarters Thee who saw at to act with
him updsr the authorities would 10
their pamts there. ich should resolve TO abide
by DID, would doubtless remain their present guar
with Lieut. koher, and he would accordingly
report them without eave 10 the Commis-
sopers next day.
He then, in accordance with Q previous arrangement
Acsrcd the roll TO be called by the lieutenant.
Lieutenant Konler remarked upon the disasreeable
% their oous,dcrson snd d.cisoa II ha been care
fully avoided, however, a. far az possible. Nox must
~ met, however, and no knew the OF this station
would promptly bring their minds 10 the sticking place
lie thought the mot expedient way would be, snce the
captain must have AZ div, ION OF The men, was TO call the
roll Of the men 10 that they might manife,t openly their
purpose 30 go stay, by answering each
called, anew" OId which should be signs Of their
purpose which al would understand.
One OF the objected that he recognized only one
sshory, which be mad been accus'om ID 70 recognise,
designate that sod" might be to give the
lha, there another which he for aatly
denied he tnoush. therefore that The word. old and
"sAy" ~ 10 the proposition OF the captain.
ROLL GALL.
nvs accordingly 20 agreed, and the roll was called,
With tho following result
Sergeant Chimney, Cnusman. hcuga, olmscad, spear,
noberr Reynolds. Jones Neis wnche, GenDey, Beach,
nnler West, Roger, Van Buren, wsrk, Mckinnin John
80, stlwell, Baldwin, BogHt, Pearcy, Leighton Mount
Od--IJcut Kohler l. eu, Stage, o'Neil, hebe, Car
pepsr Heasdep, anpscs, Callahan Gallagher, Brennan,
naft, Ranch, sapdford Burke, Hogan, Curtis, Henry
zay tavanash Dsvt, Kaylar, webb, Andre, Helms-3o
Al the clore Of The roll call Captain Turnbull desired
hat all men ~ho ylr poeed eaviug city house
sih him should leave their caps, books ss- ana
buttons with Lieutenant Kohlcr, which comphed
viii The buttons haa In the ma oriy Of Instances, been
sui IN from The ooas a. were 10 readiness for delivery
Ind ed tho men had their beds and other traps bonded
ser Me occasion.
Among the perfons belonging 10 this, which Ia OF
The appointed sta on- IN city, the Surgeon Gene
raj Of the force Dr. Hasbruok rtcous and kindly
gentleman lie stood at the desk during the proceedings
addressed the proposing vote OF thanks to
Captain Iurnba the occasion Of hs retiring from the
saiiop house II psssed unanimously aud the doc
tcr's remarks compimeung the captain, received with
much qualification. The captain responded In very in
senious and feeling manner, alludiDg 70 his
pears Intercourse srh the men, and his great reluctance
% be thus comp Ied TO divide hen he spoke In the
hanks 70 him alsc, sbcb instantly and UNANIMOUSLY
responded 10. One OF the then proposed asmilar
second eu,enant SAGE, which passed in tho same
nAnner. Both the Lieutenant. responded.
The men we're then dispercd 70 their beats on The one
hand and MARCHED OF ~ the station the other
MS vas a most smisblc exhibition Of the progressing
var would have done credit TO the days Of chyary
IN view Of the courtesy with ~ncn 1t vas managed.
THR TWELFTH WARD.
Immediately after the Comptroller paid OF the mon Al
ne Twelfth ward yes erday-about noop-a division was
made the the question Of the cousiuonahy OF
Me police law, which result In secession Of ten men,
sp<iualpa Captain Porter The captain and bis fol-
bwers racked up their traps and removed 10
ber new quaers l75tb street OF Fourth avenue
10 which they were escorted in ,he most kindly manner
ny guard Of honor from the old station Lager bier and
good sgmpr ors !. ,ope than an, sero pr
cecdinr Lent Crow remains In command Of The CITY
snson and twenty nine men
CAPTAIN DrIka ArD THE rIrTKENrH DISTRICT.
stated yesterday q the city papers moro
disposed aptsnpess than originality, enterprise or
accuracy, that the Fifteenth district police under Csptsn
mMs, had made q clean bolt the previous evening,
having only men In the old station house The ne ~
was exclusive IN the paper question, the secession Of
oap"n hks not having come on until h.'
evening Al roll call q o'cock) Captain Diss ad.
sreweo MS men, informed them OF bis purpose
seceoe 70 the new Commissioners altogether aud
INST he bad come .. that ceuclusion amer consult
NJ counsel lie would NOT urge his decision upon his
mem pui ne announced 70 them h purpose call the roll
we evening N nev quarsrs In Carroll place. All
sse who should desire 70 follow him we're asked rdl