The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-19

DEAR SIR-At this time there appropriation to meet
the expenses referred TO in your letter OF the 14h inst
for renting places for the OF dodgers The
estimate for the appropriation for 1857 now before the
Common Council and such appropriation required
might be added to;he ordinance by the Finance Com.
mittcc OF the Board of Councimen, TO whom the
same has been ,elerrea The: onr,eena o, sec, ,,s
trict requires the Common Council 10 furnish all
necessary accommodations Cor the lodging Of Migrants
and dsordery persons All matters connected with the
building aud furnishing OF station houses renting tempo
rary houses for this and all other purposes, s generally
done by the Corporation through the Corporation officers
The Common Council usually passes resolution that the
thing shall be done and makes the necessary appropra
tons for paying The expense the rest performed by
the Police Commissioners rs sanctioned by board OF
auditors and does not contain any appropriation for the
objects contained in the resolution OF the Common Council
II the expense incurred the Treasurer Of the Metro
poan Police pay for the same from any funds that shall
come into his hands, the Common Council pay
directly into the hands Of the Metropolitan Police any
ncy for the payment of these expenses
II the Common Council will make an appropriation for
the object arrangements probably be made with per
who will III up, a. far ne practicable, the station
houses for the accommodation OF dodgers, and wait for
their pay until the Appropriation Is egazed. And in
gard to additional rooms II appropriation s made for
that object also buildings might be rented BY the Finance
Department for few months and payment could be made
al The end Of the term before which the bin would
be confirmed by the Legislature Very truly, yours,
on notion the letter was referred TO the Committee on
Mr. srR.s.nas presented the resignation Of Mr. Henry
Guischard, Of the Fifth precinct, Brooklyn, and moved
that he be appointed parolman Of the same district,
which was carried Tie also moved that Mr.. Daniel ia
cobs he promoted 10 be sergeant in the same district,
Mr. BOWEN offered the following which we're adopted
Resolved That the report of the General superintendent,
In respect 10 detailed men, be referred 10 the Committee
General Discipline with instructions 10 report 70 the
Board the Of petrolmen TO be detailed 70 places
qured by the public interest or by the provisions OF law
Resolved That the surgeons he directed 10 report TO
this Board the Of such officers have been inva
ded by exposure 10 the performance Of patrol duty and
who are competent 10 perform special duty
GES NYE submitted the following
To Tim HoN. BOARD % PoiicE CosnssioSEs.-On he.
half Of citizens, property holders and others, commuu
cation from Of the 2lst OF November was laid before
you asking for definite action Of the Board in
forcing the ordinance OF Dec "a 1854, prohibiting The
&c steam below Forty second street, the Fourth
nue. Tho Board have since adopted resolution request
ing the General Superintendent communicate the action
taken under the resolution Of the Board the subject Of
Nov. 2, TO enforce that ordinance. Mr. Talmadgc
ported at length in communication which IS before the
Board, but has not been publicly acted upon by them
The gentlemen represent DESTROYS 10 ascertain the
conclusions at which the Board Of Police have arrived
since the last communication OF Mr. Tamadge 10 them
| Allow me to urge the matter on your attention Very
respectfully, J. q. DkVEREAtx.
General Nye stated the desire Of the petitioners ana the
notion which the Board bad already taken He suspected
! from the urgency with which the matter pressed
that there some design TO entrap the Board and he
| moved reference, which was carried.
| DISPOSITION AaAiNsr Poirgsrs
Tho following decisions were madein reference To the
cases named Of charges against ofcersDancl Harrug
ton, First precinct joan W. Tsdae Of the Eleventh. Hugh
Barcles OF the Sixth, charges dismissed; J. C. Camp,
suspended from one day pay George 0aclsnbush, sus
| IRON pay ton days; August lent Third precinct sus
pended from pay ten days Leafs and Brdsa, OF Third
precinct suspended from pay FIVE days; officer ampbell,
Third precpc suspended from Iay i've days; Charles
Burdick, suspended from pay live days; Robert
\. Webb, Of the Fourteenth precinct, suspended
from ray thirty days and ordered to be rcprmasded
Rogers, Wisebarn and Qn, Eighth precinct suspended
from pay one day each. w. Cay. Eighteenth precinct,
charge dismissed. Officers Garland and Quackenbush Of
Eighteenth ward, suspended from pay five days.
The Beard then went into session but did nothing
that was publicly announced, except confirming the gen
UpmanlN chief clerk. w. tmhrpp
lar been acting pro fsm HIS confirmation wiz greatly
facilitate the discharge Of bis duties which arduous
and well performed.
4 ykRpttGE
John Cocyfns was arrested yesterday ON charge u
committing rape on Bridget Ryan ~ Ncs'chester county
Under fear Of punishment he consented 10 marry her AMI
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