The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-18
ANARCHY IN the METROPOLIS.
Warming state Of Affairs In sar Police Depart
nent-Thc Excise Commissioners and the
uqusr Dealers-Tho Quarantine IN
tunetien--Affalrs on Staten Island
Tho Port Wardens-Thc
Pnst Commissioners,


unic,pal aas nv the legitimate operation OF the late
s,nsBng Legislation at Albany. We have now pohce
.partrnent with half dozen pretended heads; an excise
scumiseion unable 10 obtain place OF mecnng, and
ExeH 10 encounter the moet vehement oppostion from
NE Kquor Dealers Central Park commission afraid 10
sr one step for fear Of obstrucOus being thrown IN
CIR way; City Hall commission, having Nike the others,
40 svowed enm ty Of the Common Council the Common
csancil itself denying the validity Of the charter;
ae Quarantine Commissioners under one Injunction,
N several others hanging their heads the pilot
Submission unable 10 proceed account Of the bunder
AZ law which appropriated money to pay their ex.
yenses, and Mo Port Warden bill, exciting the ndgna-
on Of the merchants and ship II this be
srarshy what isS Below u continued record Of the
details.
xAoaREss OF THE PLOT AGAINST THE 0TrY-AAT-
ILL ORDKRRD ON rRIAI--OUTBREAK AT THE FIFTH
WARD ST ALTON HOUsK-OONFLICr OF TIE RIVAL
ooNMssIONKRs-REMONsTR OF MAYOR WOOD
-sOHBMBs AND PURPOssEs OF THE ALBANY DE
nAeOoUEs-PARTIsAN DECIxATIoN OF TEE POLICE
veRC1-ExTENT OF The DIsAFFECTION TO THE
srY-PARTiEs TO THE sEDlTIOf.
ne conflict between the Albany and the New York
yards Of Police Commissioners has reached open on
ksl rupture. Their spying and maneuvering, their
sussons and the preparations on both Sides brought on
hst direct clash and encounter In the department
he'd The Board before they hal unexpectedly to
Amsclves, chosen Mr. Talmadgo for their executive
~ mt, b succeeded by rapdity Of decision and
6ecness Of action which will be likely to put certain
philosophical newspapers much ont In their opinions Of
sapernte ndent they have been in the IN this
ssnnection.
YOULKE ON rHx FENCE.
- Friday evening and I'll through Saturday Mr.. Tall
sasdge served al all the police stations Of this city and
brooklyn, copies Of the police law and tae regua-
mas Of the department revised by the Board OF
ca1nmssieners. On Saturday afternoon no called
she office Of his "depusy," Mr.. Fuolke, with q view
" kiDg formal cognnoe Of the accession Of that officer
and Of hi, command TO the authority of the Board
a. Youke, however, did nos choose DO nj his post but
osugh his assistants left every for Mr. Tall
sdge that his orders would be recognised and the entire
he department subject Itself forthwith TO the orders and
res ulAtons Of the Commissioners and Mr.. Tamadge.
gssher the Brooklyn vidocq Is personally playing pos
remains 70 be determined Mr.. Tsllmade served the
scmment already given in the Herald upon the assistants
On The Office Of hts deputy In 20 which the latter
~ required TO report himself and his department. "a 10
nbers duties and condition. and make his returns here
ssr 70 The new Superintendent, at his office Tyon row.
ToaIhe the BLACKLIST stripe Of republican, aud has for
weeks declared his purposc openly 70 side with the Albany
-crnmissoners This was sought 70 be made lever 70
inluepce The department and onicers in New York
~ u the instant whom the bold Jump rs
eo S . Ss 70
xArsrLLL rs NOTIFIED TO STAND HIS rRrAL.
n hi rssurn from BROOKLYN. Mr.. superintendent ran
Age visited The penetraua Of his other and less rscts
Ne" deputy hatse, and there, In tho most cordial and
= ,ndly pohte manner manageable, served upon his
friend notice to stand and appear" for trial, on
dness next before the Commissioners OF Police for
metropolitan district OF New Yerk" rhe notice pre-
cd the charges Of disobcdicnce as made by superin
dent Talnadee in respect 70 The refusal Of Mr. Ma,scl
perntenc cnt especially the acquisitions served on
for men tobc detailed 10 Staten Island, and bis ne.
rcw per order Of the Board and direction OF the Blu
<rntendent This notice was served about four o'clock
adw@ duly reported 70 The Mayor OF New YORK, and
n doubles be me, In proper form and without delay
rus much would apparently seem to have been The
v'ndng up Q. two smart days work On he par' Oh inc
DIAGRAM or THE Albany COMMISSION
,,n =. !, - - G.. ,,o a., TIA,
sO'a appears sun, nS oeen rom n' u,ss, .aa.
.no, ou,.r,p The busy dacord which has hitherto para
-, N. acton az ,h,s anomalous ,ps,rumeu, Of repubu
ngovernment. The two sets Of oounses which have
rded the Board have also mado themselves obvious In
asp Even among tho members OF INC Board seli there
cons nousness o. n1 wions won '"oy navs ooen SOM
that although this sentiment, Is decidedly in The mino
y,yeth has carried and somewhat manifested ie aims
the Board. Tho sentiment Of New YORK against Alba
even IN lB councils me pom, o. ISSUE Ins exIems'
hs respec. arc ma'h.ainsa Y bowen nm 'ao,~eu,
no tne otner memoefs swsyng oe,wesn mem po~e ,,
fs"s.o ~ s.f"y ~ - - -
q, would seem, Vim ,ne orgn. scneme
on when me b".ro was PiNsec,eo--sna %,
scnnv. Cbolwel' vi h. n seems even Draper and In.
sr,ay Nyo haze been tho sbeors Of the new supern-
ne, un' IN ne n osA snu srIvs ,ho o,c
var Of the city and even then mako them cred,
capital BY their desers In W. skiifn and ccient ad
, % youns Ana ,,s ~ a .,,n 80 ss,
e cityhs ambition being entirely centred In this
ss ofnoe--rather u looking anything out Of IL
apcr, who looks the succession, Fernando Ia
cred sympaihzcs also 10 this view Of msftsrs. Nye,
,ncing With the eye o. expectation at nomination for
agrees from his district would, In lees degree but yet
some extent look 10 The sunrages OF The city, and give
EN- regard In hts action. Bat Bowen, West
e<ter msn--s rabid black repushcsn-can see nnthing
the conquest Of the democracy, the annexston OF thi,
10 the centralized dominion OF Seward and will stop
sort OF political nibuncrpg TO Accomplish bis ends
ranshan-a quiet, shrewd mAn-yields all things out Of
cchyn ~ 70 hs ay, WIN NE undersAndns sha' 70
cekyn all things WIN be yielded 10 him BY his oompccrs