The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30

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THE POLICE QUESTION.
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The Quarantine Armada and IT'S Descent on
Staten Island-Dissenslosls on the Money
0nestion-Probabae Change OF Membcrship
In the Com mlssi0a-P0stponcmen OF the
Organization o. Mstropolitaa Polioe-tcs-
Inmates for the isors-Clubs and Bal
lat Boxes Laid in-nayOr's Order for street
Cleaning-The Municipal Watch ordinance.
The mining and ooantermning Of The State aadde-
camps and the city officials has ached stage Of the
respect the police question where the result be-
gne define ITSELF Yesterday all of the Captains Of the
police force Of the the dismissed
ocerreported their signatures to the Mayor
and Chief Not single additional reported 70
have "eeceded" Az Counterpart 70 this, notice was
given 10 the petitioners crowdng around the depot 1t
White street, that appointments would DO made at pre-
suspension Of certain Contemplated operations Of
the Board would postpone the organization Of o police
force for some time The commissioners have now for
about mouth humbugged the reporters for the dat pho
sophica newspaper with spsculaons orders and reqI
sitions In relation TO tho contemplated invasion
Of Staten Island under the auspices OF the Qua
raAtine Commissioners. me threatened doscent
Of tie Spanish Armada Of the egous Napoleon
Great Britain created uncertainty and alarm
than this descent of Mr.. Drafers police likely
This like tobe renowned force has yet sailed, but
sangune ancpAons Of ~ departure bold forth for
Tuesday next the wind and the temper Of the Commits
sioners shall prove favorable Today seventy I've clubs
were ordered by way Of for this Quarantine Armada
and doubt some grand campaigning may DO autcipa-
ted The Commissioners very properly anticipate high
triumphs in their against the oyssermen. They
ns h well secure the historian OF Peter the Headsrong 70
do them jus ice.
hs, however now settled that practical II no. legal
Injunction bars the effort Of the Board TO infringe the civil
rights Of the city Hitherto where casual assum lions
have been made by the State infringing the natural right
of the citizens Of New York TO regulate their own
affairs, the mster has either had the formal implied
sanction Of the citizens Such was case IN the matter
Of the CrOton so often cted precedent for
the present attempt to overthrow the city government
Now however the OOuncinen and officials OF every
well the citizens Of every class have singular
nmiy Of opinion In condemnng the basis which pres
invasion Of the city has projected The members
Of the Police Board begin 70 feel mis- too, and oontrve
every not excepting abuse Of each oher 70
vent the Of any facts In relation 70 their discus
1hurow Weed and Horace Greeley must have their re
rorts Of progress, and then they keep about two or
three hundred hungry spies around them, and
80 after all their meetings about open ~
q ships rigging. Besides other drqualhcanoDs for
ppelayng connections keep close counsel General
kye, for instance. But has nevertheless, really be-
come dcuk 10 learn what the Commissioners expect 10
DO because they have grown suky and apparently
very much ashamed Of the nseves They bsgin dodge
their friends morose, and abuse and blame each
other oct OF doors. Very bad signs indeed.
THE MONEY QUESTION.
Hsppcars that the question before the Board
s that which they have already canvassed 70 some
ten, among certain black republican clique which
trols some capital In Wall street They cndcavorins
confront the money question. They making
estimates for the year ls67-a FIR police
cities Of New York and Brooklyn. Tho station house
brought them 10 toe this mark. Commissouer
much he understood 70 be exactly go responsible
man., In the Wall street sense, IL might be easy sailing
enough for him 70 take The rink Of flying
operation the hitting up Of twenty thirty station
houses But what the Court OF Appeals shout declare
the new law unooustitutonAlf What II the Tree
surer and Comptroller hereupon station
houee speculation unwarrsnted fupderskep altogether
IN Of The police BIZ Itself a. we'll a. in avox
ed fraud Of all ordinances OF the Supervisors Of the
county, Mr. Draper might not be checked by such oons
derauons, Mr.. Nys perhaps, but Stranahan n .
wealthy man and 30 u Bowen Mr. ssxauahan nigh, risk
Bttle in patriotic way for Brooklyn but the idea of
proyi ling police station houses for New
ci al his possible exper Sc brought him
quite diger Commissioner, even In his mrch regretted
iness He attends no. daily the sittngs Of the Bosrd
and has even brought Bowen W q sense OF the
fact that the Kapsas fund may not last TO The
conclusion OF the proposed campaign against the city
vernment The estimates will cordingly ne completed
and some traps put motion, under the guidance OF the
lawyers the hope that by pe,tifogeng trick, the
broad provisions OF the hill q, 70 the couru m the Super
visors over ih fiscal provhions may be evaded
CHANGE IN TRR ALBANY COMMISSION.
seems that vas In view Of this reluctance Of CON-
missioner ssranahan, well III health his
par which bouRht up tho TOPIC Of hisreegnAon. This,
too, had gone Ear arrangement with hurlow
Weed In regard 10 successor he latter very much
disgusei with the entire operations Ct Draper and his
conpeers, and would gladly supersede some Of them
possible The successor " Stanahan must OF course
come from Brooklyn, and seems viii he betw cen Tor
u~y candidate, wna~e before the Senate
Fske-and Ab,jah Mann. There are other pcturcsq No
knots In the Board which are very RAPIDLY developing
themselves and which no sort of fhurow wced planning
machine will 10 without badly ripping the bar
mony Of the concern. In ves ~ the a. yet unsettled ont
MON 1Ard TO it, RESPONSIBILITIES and the money
question the white establishments remains the oaly
house where amateur police business on govern
the com mi.-ioper, have up for trial many n~eu
captains and squad of neutenapts Aeu'enant Nutn
sentence was ps,poped, ~ the sc.rd nos yet resolved
Of Lieutenant with those Of four Of the captains
came up again Monday These eomprise the captain,
whose l-flerS Mr.. Taimadxe pubhshed In the
HrRIp on Thursday, and Captain n the Ninth
preciocs Who sent the following r~poose 70 Mr. Tall
CAPTAIN AcRmx.s's rssroNss.
NEW YORK, Nay 20, 1851.
v. A. TAtInApes, D-a -
MI nave rsoe'veu ssScrA nssr or Woes ir.'n wv
calling 10 make reports Of my osnoiA Business "
Mr. DANIEL Carpenter, whom you are pleased 70 call q
Dcputy superinb ndent OF the hetr potAn Police. In
answer sad patcs ORDERS beg leave N say that
bold commission from you, and am personally In ne
way enlisted under the authority ~ sail Department
And the department of which am member does mo-
recognise "-uperiniend-np or 'Depusy snpsrinsen-
dent" aud the rules and regulations by which an
governed forbids my making known iu busness " per
sons cus,de OF the municipal Police Department, have
sced total dhrerard OF said notes OF o~ders have
also received copy of charges preferred against me %
sniei Carpenter, for what you call nsuoordinaion o.
dobcdience of erders aud do not recognise me rgh
Of Bate Commission of Police 70 put member Of Tn
municipal Police uia, shall pay no further attention
10 that paper but continue 70 discharge the duties OF m,
ooe IN the best q my abilities under the ORDERS an'
rules regulations which have been my guide for M
i past four year.. Very respectfully.
wM ACKEpMAN,
Captain Of tho Ninth Municp@ Police District
Tho docket for Monday, therefore, stands ~ notified
i thus far
Il Ct.trt ocnth rard