New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

The Bosld Of Police Commissioners met yesterday
IN THAR rev orarter. corner Of Broome and Elm
streets. The attendance was FIJI with the exception
of Mr.. Draper.
The Msyors of New.York aud Brooklyn made some
objection to tie charge Of location. Mr.. Powell
thought The matter had not been prpeiy acted Upon
and Fernando said ne had no objection TO the change
but he had objection to one or two msmoers OF the
Board assuming the powers Of the Board ne was on
the Committee, bat had Lot he Consulted 10 the
Mr NrE replied that be thought the subject of the
change had be en- well understood by the COMMITTEE
TO whom The matter was refer-eci Mayor Wocd as
member Of the Committee. ehou'o nave met WIN 'ne
other members; they were not Obliged to wait on
A communication was received from the General
Superintendent incosiBg tie nstnes OF Two p9trOimen
foreach Poll district required by the resolution Of
M STRAsAHAN. 10 behalf OF The Committee to Sc
lect the na.nts Of suitable policemen to attend tne
polls at the ensuing election, reported names OF the
cities Of Ne~.Yoik and Brook yn. The list OF names
from BROOKLYN adopted, and the New L 0rk !iSt
was laid over until Friday,
The Committee on General Discipline rep orted tne
trial of Peter Chris Of the kourtsenth ard, charged
with using profane language ID tue Ssston'Hoass.
The Committee moved to dismiss the complaint, whch
was done.
OF the old police asking to te reirstsIed IN the 9r,e
was sent back TO the petitioner.
The Committee having IN charge tte petition OF tue
relatives OF the deceased policene Jatooe. sparks
and Anderson reported progress out the further con-
alteration Of the matter deferred until Friday.
The Committee O. Geae;Gl O:scielue reported tbs
case O! Henry johnson of the IhG Precinct of Brook
lyn charged With ntoxicstion. apd moved his dis
nisssl. The report was adopted.
FyRSAKpo pTeee uted writer charges einst Patrol
man John Mead OF the Third Preeoct, aud Palmer of
the Eighth Precinct. Refers to Committee on Cen
srA Disoiphue.
Mr.. PowIII inquired If any communication had
been received from Simeon Drsper N regad to his
scceptsnce.i
Mr.. CHoLwFLL said tina. Mr.. Draper promised TO
.end ooumuuica alton TO his store. bu: TO o'clock
yesterday he had not received sny.
The following communicated nom tie Deputy Su-
perntep6eut wa. read and oroe-ed oa tle:
OiIicE or DEPUTY SUPEkIsrENG sNT of POLICE,
No Is trsnAin street, NEw-YoRX. October 1851
+. A TALLmADGE. General Superintendent
SIR: hereby transmit to Geue.a Order No 49,
the report OF tie Captains and act1g Captains with the
OF the policemen selected By theu beGg beat calculated TO
attend the several polls in their eipeCiive districts:
In several Precincts there will be scs.cey LEFT
and have been asked BY
az the Captsius what provision will be rsde IN
To all Of which answered that will be Issued ia
ample time providing for everything s that o. Saturday next
The vii be office aLd all the
ssry made .he letter aud spirit Of t6e
the Of the ct tue city that day
TIE Boa;d then adjourned until Friday afternsoa a.
u o'clock.
Aftsr the adjournment. Mr.. Cbolvel sisted, uuofii.
cisly, thst be understood that Dir. Draper Intended
to accept thu election snd take as seat at the next
meeting.