The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-28

port themselves person SO White The aim Of
th- s TO go behind the refusal of the Officers, and
tempt the by promises Of pay and promotion 70 de-
sert the city ranks Among those who were served with
these orders officer Bowyer Of the Chiefs detec
Casair Carpenter as Deputy superintendent, officer
Bowyer receive invitation from Commissioner aper
TO visit No 49, half block from .he-as yet unreduced
arsenal Mr. found "heman In the claret cooreh coat,
and duly taken In tow He was promised as FAR AZ Mr.
D. could promise the Off Of Deputy Superintendent Mr.
b. man whom Mr. d. was exit emely anxious TO see
in his proper place In Short the sharp detective had the
fame manipulation by which the new Prime Minister of
Police bad attempted to hoCus pocus almost every officer
In the department Bowyer accepted the place, aud In
bis coIcet, az he did himself the honor Of con
called upon to salute the psputysI Captain Carpenter
Now again Mr. Bow or, tho sharp detective. Is up on
game Of CANNON, az he duly reported himself yes
terday afternoon in obedience 10 summons as lid quite
miscellaneous squad Of othera, who all In search Of
service and promotion, still more futile than the de-
lusion Of the over sharp wire edge Mr. Bowyers Depa
shield with the arms of tho ssate adopted and
ordered g. be cast N orsss IN form suitable ior use 10
executed by Mr. Sam Brevoor Secretary to Mr. Tlmadge
GRACE CHURCH BROWN RECOGNIZES THB ALBANY
BOARD.
Among the communications addressed The board
one from Isaac Brown signed as "sexton Of Grace
church." This important recognition Of the new Commits
sa made requon in regard to the appointment Of
patyoman and doubt had in view the very select and
exclusveN character Of The new force, "a fixed by The
| Supervisors.
was no doubt in view Of the emergency to arise under
the auspices Of the courty and porty Brown, that the
committee general discipline hurried up their report on
the uniform TO be for the select force under the
CAPTAINS Blue }rock coat, double bressaod pls.ed
shield, with "Excesor' in scroll ia the beak Of an
| eagle
sheld-badge tho right arm; while strpes on pants
ing collar glt buttons arms Of the STATE blue vest gin
buttons with Of the State blue trowsers, with small
white coru on the SIDES blue cap brass star with arms
THE COMMISSIONERS ADVERTISE FOB AN occu-
Commissioner Draper, In view Of the growing sense
which manifested In the public opinion Of the city that
the Board has been rather useless for anything
else than noise, mischief and litigation thought they bad
better advertise for occupation, Get example Of
usefulness by assault upon the mud and ashes in the
by streets. As cheap way Of achieving this At the cx
penee OF the newspapers the following resolutions
'unanimousiy ordered on the minutes for the report
er:- f.
ton Of the law Of April u.s. relative to the removal Of
nuisances existing in public streets roads, places and high
ways, the public health" be referred TO special COM
mtee Of two to report, a. early practicable, what o
vision necessary Tor the utmost security Of our citizens
against pestilentisl disease
requested to notify the Superintendent Of any omission OF
the police force, well Others in reporting duties
elected as wen rs wrongs committed In any part Of the
In the course Of the day OF the Quarantine brethren
of The Board called in aud reported continued high tide
in tho public detestaton Of the Albany Commissioners
| down the bay.
The Quarantine spectators have sloop load of lumber
ready, TO rase their temporary buildings 1t Ssgune
Point but thew anticipate bonares being made ofthe mo-
mept ehould be landed.
the extent east Of twenty ave, was discussed.
first determined that demand should be made for the
| men-as in . former instance OF Matsell-oDw OF the
Mayor refusal was anticipated, and practical pun
would accordingly be obtained for the Metropolitan
| In comparison ~ith the "Manicpd" organization.
| A SHOT AT THE BULLS EYE xoOrED.
II Ia matter daily mootedEin the Board, whetheI
Mayor Wood shall not be proceeded against obsructns
very seriously considered yesterday, and actually
referred 10 council wol a. talked over by those VIII
urge Il from outside Of the Hoard The Commissioners,
Is however universally conceded-and by ths.r
bers destitute Of tho executive pluck necessary
10 attempt such decisive move.
sLvKR amr sHosr. at .
The popularity and favor In vhIoh tho new super
intendent of Police Mr. rslmadge, manages "a
maintain himself is quite O shield to puttering
in,ermedsling commissioners. In support Of him,
| and obviously in compliment 10 the position which
be als well the which that gives the
munty so lorr as the executive hand curb the
Qixosm OF the Albany Board the old line Wing General
Committee assembled mysierously, like a ghost, on
the evening Of tue 2o,h letter from Mr.. Tamstge
was read resenng the Presidency OF the committee and
expires, ug sympathy for the principles OF the orgauiz
ton His present office docs not properly admit OF biz re-
/
In view of bis relation to the struggle going on in
the city resolutions passed. OF which the foil wing
| embodes the substance Of the whole
Resolved That take this occasion TO reiters,e
are Inc whr principles Which win bear the les, OF time
and declaring that stern obedience TO laws as cardinal
port Of wing fah we pledge Ourselves that as Gar ~ our
influence may extend, all laws shall bc sustained until
they welded by constitutional means
ALDERMAN WILSON'S COUNTER PROCLAMATION As
COMMANDER isoHfEF OF TIE CITIZEN yoLUs'
TIERS.
As also touching upon this topic, the suboned letter
throws light upon the action Of the Citizen Volunteers, and
the disclaimer Of the sOi dS Commander in Chief Henry
wilson
rnr ,DroR OF IIn WV YORK HuutD
| Ngw YosK, May IS, 1851.
In reply 10 the disclaimer Of Mr. henry wilcn, who
Com ander In Chief Of the New York Citizen yolnn.
ieers the day Of their parade, April - 1857, would
not political organization, and organized for
parade thai day, which par vie did take place. AMI
endd the organization So too, ended the duties author
and powers of the Commander in Chief end officers
thereto attached. Therefore cannot understand how Mr.
Hnry Wilson styles himself Oommanderin Chief what
sni he bad TO Interfere with my business In eypsna.
ton what has been done, for the benefit OF the pub
will IL wac suggested 10 me by several young
men (who were the parade) hat ought call a
meeting Of those who ere connected with The parade Of
the 23d for the purpose Of organizing and supporting
the municipal authorities in any action th,y might
| take in thee excited times For ths purpose of moro
enectuay callr the meeting l was empowered 10
the title was known by We me, and called the meeting
AZ body OF cuzens We a1opfeu ccrAn resolutionf de
uouncng Of the Legislature, and resolved
10 support the city government ana that might do
we organized volunteer military orgsnz atm, n be
named tho New York Citizen Volunteers the district Of
such military organization TO comprise the whole Of The
| city and county Of New YORK
frue called political We are political so far a.
relates the black republican Legislature. FOR We are
opposed them therefore democrats and lovers
OF the municipal rghs Of city, and want none but
such approve OF that principle am well assured
that Henry wilson bic staff would not endorse the
utous. II they should they would have taken active
i linn NTH mr. ha or
come 10 the meetings held We could wait--ime
precious, dclsy dangerous We organized, there
| FORE respectfully subscribe myself,
| WIN WILSON,
| Commander in Chief ". Y. Curcn Volunteers.
4 T,o NVu Opt "A voun0 man