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

..s THAR puypose vhst their called for that
end Upon Inc division acc ma'1gy al nut three men In
the new qusrters-havins in fact already moved those
comforts Me night previous
Cant Diks caused some OF the city properties, stars
&C. to be deposited with Capt Num- who has charge and
command for the Mayor, when the were marched of
viii no doubt do credit to his position the Fifteenth
ward; bit It mnst have tried hts diligence cover the
"beais" last night with his three men
This accession OF Odks who Is the leading wing
publicsnE in the force. and Who is genemany
and popular officer was scientifically reserved by General
Nye as bis last and best trump in the deal thus lar.
HOCCs FOCUS.
The Albany Commission proceeds at accelerated
rate In s nOcus pOcrs OF dsnissals and appointments
Yesterday some two hundred resi- impeachments wer
added t. the one hundred and afy Of the preceding day
and the sixty dsmssas of the day vious that Tn
additional appointments completed wero,-B Aloerton
r. Latte, j. sherwood, G. Bradford. W. A. Van Duseu
Jusus Hanks, l. MEG wan, Enoch Joues Peter Duffy,
James MCLEOD, Glass, Peyton Her bert, Elijah Proc
tors, X sinson, T. Walter, II Lynd, Gisaud, 7. s.
Smith, j. Ferdons g. v Deahunt, ii. Smith, w. A Rus
tel j. WashbuTn
No regular business accomplished by the Board.
MAyOR'R OFFICE
At the Mayors Office Captains Porter, Of the Twelfth
and ks, Of the Fifteenth ward, ted on charges Of
disobedence, &c and dismissed. First Iient James
Grove promoted to take charge Captain Of the
Twelfth ward pice Porter and Sergeant Mum, Inspector
Of Stages, was appointed Captain of the Fifteenth, rice
Dlks. E 8. Maoy appointed Second Lieutenant,
Third ward The vacancies Ia the twenty first ward
filed.
The district surgeon of the Eleventh ward, Or. Kim
purpHs tn report exclusively White street. Dr. JONES'
of the Fifteenth also presumed TO have prepared TO fol
low Captain Dlks and leave the municipal service Dr.
Hasbrouck himself has been notified report TO Mr. Tai
madge, to which be has responded az follows
TEE sUsGAoN 0ENBR Ais RESPONSE.
New YORK. June g. 1857.
F. A. rAuxApeE, General Superintendent
FRI have this afternoon received nste dated yes.
terday and signed by you as General Superintendent
The passed April 49,, s57), directing ITO report
m! self to yoor Office So White street, tomorrow morn
ing at o'clock" AS do not hod ard have not re-
ceved any warrant or certificate Of appointment; Sur
geon Of Police for any other Office, from the Commits
tioners Of the Metropolitan Police district can perceive
no necessity nor propriety in reporting myself to your
tce The Board Of Commissioners have power given to
them by the act to appoint Surgeons Of Pelce and all
i, by the act (sectcn g. made the dutv Of the Board q
fill such Offices by an appoint mept from themselves in
the mode prescribed by the act Until so appointed and
into office, do rot believe any can ought
10 be required to report for duty can legally perform
any duty under the provisions of the act TO establish
Metropolitan Police District
Should no sever, receive from the Board of Commits
soners tf the Metropolitan Police hstrc. a
certificate OF appoinneot az Surgeon of Police would
then at once either report myself for duty under the
Board, or promptly decline the appointment With much
respect, yours, STEPHEN HAsBROUCK, MD,
81 Greene street.
Officer Bowker, OF the Third ward, having seeded with
Capt Hopkins has thought better Of his decision and
whom he is now doing duty his dismissal having been
suspended reversed through the action of the
tain. understood that good many VIII, have in the
heat Of part hip marched of their station houses
would be glad 10 return again.
COMPKTIrION THIS LIFE OF TRADE
There is really something 20 be looked forward 10 Of
good sbonld there be two police systems finally estab
lished Upon the principle decomposition and rivalry
would be hard times for the thieves Here il an iusra
ton Of the in which they would be hurried up
the Tnrnbs:-
Yeste day morning. between ID and IL o'clock, Police
msn Mcconnell OF this precinct, when passing through
Duane street, called upon by to q
who then in the French Hotel No eS Duane street.
charge of robbery by breaking open trunk in the
No ~ Walker street, and stealing $4,000 in god which
NcCor nell promptly compiled with and while proceeding
up Broadway With his prisoner, and when WORT
stxses, hs prsonsr rcply ro Sae6 from him hY
man named John McCusser, dressed ~ ne Ravo o.
policeman. McCusker bad number of confederates viii
him OF the stripe, who assisted him In the
HENRY BU rCHINGS, Sergeant Fifth Precinct.