The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-04

fiosrs themselves, after~srds given, that fAsgs
comphciy In he schemes If The Commissioners Is deci
eeoy serious in It's bearings The compxoler who hes
been, already publahee, deeply interested In tho
cent move against the parties ia executive charge
with I'm In the city, has racked his ingenuity 70 RI al
the Dtr ct Attorney, the Recorder and the Warden OF
the Tom Ia their support VI the black republican scheme
sesns, the chartered rights Of ,hscity His procmaon
just issued far az pos s'b 10 meet that purpose,
and seems be piedt to make bis decision the
poice dong actual dniy' entirely according u tbs dia
bon Of The bew cnmm, oners Upon th. Of course the
regular raw rolls and the conpersgnog Of them nv he
Ma! or and the Clerk Of City Council ud be Sncient
CHI BIZ, Mr. fagg has, pears, hit upon scheme
According to the parties IN the interest o the
White street Commst ion he check upon the
Cry Treasurer or chamberlain for each mans tested
claim for pay, and a. the assumption given out he will
produce hori'y Dder the IA. exacng such claims
fr m the Treasury I'M ependeni OF the Mayor Clerk
of the City unc and without their signatures Such
prop app prep0 ferrous, bu, the assumptions
expeoient under the chart have been OF such
warrant the exercise Of OF dscrimna
the lin which they may contemplate. me ex
ecusve authority of the Mayor has indeed, been
plsiey set asde in eli her respecs by the nov AZ
yet nprahhed, charter that the ordina,y ud eensabe
provision in respect TO The Compvoers warrants may
actually BE- ahro aed 10 IT, ano The public treasure iti
'ny open for the present attack. The entire mil
hon sDaie may be actually 10 the grip OF the Albany
ard. .hhout the first word of sanction from the Super
viors, and In actual defiance OF them.
there II be at least deht the premises, and
there good Of good staunch stake holder
in Mr. Stout the custodian Of the city funds, who right
sohd Democrat and OF arm, responsible character
Police Affair In Broskiyn.
The Metropolitan lice Commissioners have furnished
Deputy Superintendent Folk with the following order, of
which certified copy has been sent 70 each station house
the city, with the request that all the be made &C.
qpained with the contents, TO enable them to act
the, proper, and with full knowledge Of tae oonse
quepces in OF MOI .comphsncces-
OyY1Cr OF THE SUPERINTENDENT METROPOLITAN PoLJcs
So White street. NEw York, June 2, 1851. )
To DrPurY SUPERINTENDENT j. $. Folk
SR-You arehereby directed TO promulgate the follow
ing order from the of Police n various capita,
inspectors within toe police precincts OF the city OF
Brooklyn. T. A. rAILMADGE Gen'i sapt Police.
FORCE METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT.
The Superintendent Of Police by order OF the Board Of
Police, direcied info' The officers aud
ms ion under the aw of this State passed April l5 1851
early provision will be mode for their accommoda
ton and the general purposes Of tho department. etc. and
hereafter strict conformity with the rules and rePula
tons OF the Board will be enforced The Board des
of continuing all competent and law abiding
office, and rust that misrep esenatons may induce
them 10 refuse to rniaip 1e side Of law and order.
- G. W. EMBRfE, Chief Clerk pro I'm,
those captains who still adhere the Mayor ash ed his
HoDos's ADVICE In regard to the matter He informed
them that they might read they thought pro
proper made very little difference either way or
the other. Where the captain refused 10 take the
document given to OF the assistant captains or
ergeants,' with directions from the Deputy Supern
ndent TO make ia contents known " the men under their
respective commands. There no difficulty IN conso-
| qusnce any Of the stations.
the Brooklyn Bard Of Health having organized, ap-
ooiBkea district Tuesday act
health officer, the same has been done in lorner
years They passed rec ounon directing them TO obey
DO orders but those which emsnaed from the Board or
the Mayor. The newly appointed health wardens be-
coming the acceptance Of the Office under these
restrictions would bring them in conflict with the
the meeting Of the board As they ha4 no officers to ex
tcute their orders motion 70 rescnd the resolution vas
table and the Board adjourned I'll this day, when they
expect TO proceed 10 business
The osders Of the Metropolitan Police Conmis soners
ha Int
4 eventUk.
Al The Fret district station house the orders read
BY the eapan and listened 70 by the men with attention
Assistant Captain Post, Of tho fecosd district, having
hed and Obtained the aaent d Captain King To read the
orders, proceeded 70 do so a, ron cali The unani
pous walked out Of the door and would pay no attention
At the Third district station house the orders were no
read ii roll call and attempt wa made 70 do So They
were read al IL O'Clock A NJ. horeve', by Assist An
Captain Pfeeon during The absence OF The captain AND
By direction Of the Deputy Superintendent the ORDER
not read Fourth distric saeoo house.
10 give Captain Po.ers opportunity 70 read them him
self this Ing he docs not, Assistant Captain Wrghi
| hes been directed 70 do Thai duty.
| The Metropolitan Police and License Laws.
KINGS COUNTY COURT or DYES AND rERMisKR.
Before Judge nrdseye, Ji-t'ss Esnmors and schoon-
| maker.
The Court Of Oyer and Tsrminr organized for The
June term yesterday before Judge rdseye and assoc
Il
the following gentlemen were sworn
A. A. Low, Foreman Charles & Goodrich,
VIM. Glenn, Joshua rolford,
Peter q Bergen, Ezra Baldwin,
Robert sbos cell John J. spo~es,
James Buckley, Francs 3. Avery,
l James A jarvis, jacob Sodtenoerg,
Andrew Van Toyl, Geo Abbot,
Eranos G. Kirby, Charles scocoer,
Dtmas Duyea, sewse Nottingham,
/ Henry N. Burt Nathan T. Beers,
| Coariss 1. Franklin, SIMEON A. GrAycs.
Judge mrdseyethen charged tho jury To the following
.fec, He referr to The olcaly Of indrssns proper
suhfrom such neglect He then directed their attention -
the statutes relating oterio, usury, &C. and informed
Them that their dasy 70 that abuse existed In
The Of the county buildings; also that there
were thirty eight soners In the Jail asans iher nc.
law and said that he undcrstood party organized N
this county oppo.e, aud have declared .noonstuio<
al and ho had examined the question Of escirc, A. laws Of
that had apprd from the earliest times of
colonial history and found that ths last las In
respect, except some uuinposrt mnnr details has 10 all
Ne main provisions been uton our stsut ook since w9
sise. The arst Legislative Assembly IN Nes York
comm need In 1891 and l7os act was passed making
s%e s.y ps np osrc, s IN
creare rf rcv~nue existed but and this las
re enacted the 'ollo~ns year In IVA the twelfth Of
i oors seid 10 the colony. his act W exist for
twenty years, u levied shilling gallon on strong
liquors. and ~ shill,nsss barrel on beer Tie penalty
vas c5 for selling In ess quantities than Gee gai,ns and
another penalty attached 10 selling liquor 70 minors,
ndsps and negro slaves he later being thep In the
ony) subscqueut laws Of q similar charaotu we're pasei
such sas Tho nature OF this branch Of Legislator In
| ionsa tines Immediately after abe Revolution an act
4 pissed revising the old laws and adapting them
10 the ne of things On the LIST March, lss al the
eleventh session Of tho Legislature, the subject acted
on. In 1901 . provi.ion lntroiuc-t forbding the
selling u liquor ssnoay any except dodgers and
travellers The Rev sed Statutes date from January I,
1870, and contain the body OF laws except they
have been since mod ied Chap 30 tile o. The Revsed
saiutce contains the rrovsors on etcse dnd petfrct
coincidence between the ~ 1851 and all the previous
acts referred 70; ia very ianrn Identical wh those
acts, except IN the Of appointing commissioners
There In this sw provision restricting the sale Of
nqpw and Imposing penalties net to be found In previous
Tho provisiop selling Ices quantities than ave
gallons oontsned In the previous acts, ~ IL selling 81 all
10 drank the premises without bcebse The evils of
nenperapoe The OF intoxicating liquors have been
rccxnizrd by all that the Legislature i'm
ali which do pct ahena,e or Interfere with
property. That psovson requiring petition Of nee
holders FOR but clearly within the powers
Of the legislature Accommodations, &c, required
the part OF keepers by the Qua Laws well
A. the prcssDi one: The present az makes VOID every