New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-08
drrsrs ira ! fit On interest In the old Police
ard desired that the worthy men Of she n should
be fsisststfd in their places Toess hsve

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| con rtscviior II th- BoTd, ort by = itiei-l
| l'ocseou g-srgplr seo'etce, which, unfc's'sn'
sITCt he steieO except by decis Oh tor C'n'' ~
al s0 al Toe Legislature. | hm fesoy I'm irror
| tatSe dsAb'ts csn be removed, ~ sec, the Nes
u4n - n at fcic- sno for the obvious reason 'ht
,laJ ale well o-l-c scd e1cel. nj ehs'sc.er /
u ,bs toll sK'sLt f s9y comnitusni msce stat
T. publicly b. cause felt mortified at tbs slporu
OF NY ffiercs that bsd asce s committee EFT f. ash
~ ret "a 70 ofiCe h>d rot desired o. sol cred.
ce.iIeu 70 can il ~I'b at con rtnen, VIC at ye-
NsyCf " otD-I coJo ttns q a. the Comntssio 'eT
SIC ulseif Il FIR a. sill % n this question. sta
10 fli- Boald that hao neyer cpuversed with VI
P III uttil afi.r be uomn,tod bs ma sal ade
n nb.r " tbis Boatd. That 1. So The insrvie~ d
tss sa'.d 70 tt~ beet Il ~ recouec'ioo cTraStly
A. ibst ini.Iv.w thIk be expressed pretty mn %
lie s-me ,plnlop- which be has bov l WI ga.
btwsver, Il st these ct'oDs were ro new u rae D
ng reietbcr of Mr.. PERT, ard kuowiog tie
bigh estIua iCn in which be hsd held the old police
eli n 81 no CT OF NeR l,rk regretted more tnan
be oiC-i ue'.ly ju6ge fon nvetss'ion wt'h tin
sd c'ten--th- sw which iguCred the s1rtencs oi
hat police - then ,rgsu "a aud CO instituted koe~
thst be held ths Upitipo from his eXpressoo OF
opIi,n with reference 20 tie cd force generally
cid not surprise that ne Geld such opuioDs
Ard that eyerig be cid express The same opinons be
tas expressed TO-DAY. becsu-e az ssid. but for the
cCpyica II that that his opinion certsnly sh nd
ret tsve IeconneIdto his nstne IS mem Der OF tbs
b SD. suppt SEQ thst Sben Mr. PERT cane here
il stice would be done 10 the old force and Gao
ouy aSap Itiest my dseppot tment std cbsgr that
Circumstances have appear 10 thsart that object
hr PrRIr-I si.h me Mayor would ,etl u. how he
esn rtipsiete the ola polc- &c the ls~ stands.
Manor WOOD b. toe decision OF Judge DAVE,
(ttrk l. j. our 6uiy r. r5Isate them. do cot see
INV se car svoio il. But um p epTed 10 mset tie
soriion OF Mr. Nye # the q;e too is nov in order
The tI cwug paper wa received;
To JANIS W NYE ard Others eorh1f ne Beard ef C-
n,s.ioners II rae M,tyop0iiid" PHSe
Gt.lLINAN Hs u,ee by sreP It q the rT3eeeeiSs' ..
t. lSss 81 "a snd ' ,Snc he sm "a ee nm
49,
tbo,e usually dsIrsso The Ma1icp Police sui
70 receive psy bu, nt rec sozrd D., your BoIa
instructed to op in measure, thai can D. then q
eAIede Tie sttemen' OF The Questions III sno
f purpo' ssee with you upon case eoutan'ts tee
fact, tce,ssy such stou you w either al
by resolution su hcIze ou eonnst 20 n as IA .a
uethod Ct dpsus of the gu, sons at issue much iEr9n
he in J.auay urxt The questions whisn should BE-
ma,c he Gaze 70 p b. "a n are ; IN 81 ne
Of the mtrpo.n Police aot .nd At the nGs TO
Juy s7 become officers Of the Metropolitan P.ee bS viz
II They officers of the metropolitan Police By force
Of tie s,a;ote the proceeding. OF your 6oad in t9
removal sccordtc. with the law and the rules and
III. bSr. ice M1Gicira Poles who CONTINUED
do duty rpoer be ssor and wtS DID not pdof = Ga
btcon c.r. Of ibe MItr phi Police they preo ud-d
III. o IN zee Il Of the actl should you
tr CtLeI questu material we viii cheeru consent - thr
,coros 10 the o the facts to raise tue
question Tr TIA, This proposition may be accepted BY
he BosIe we have the honor to be-
BiEBE DEAN 4 DoNOHUE.
December 7, 1857.
fIltse persons, ard hs, t'eiI council ar engaged
al The tset moIneLt with counsel aud they will
bsye the case resoy morrow, and the case will be
argue eBIl, IN the week
Ms,or WoOD-Wh no are the counsel
Gen MEM. DevereuK IL ore.
Manor v GOD We must have something - say
with IefareI &C 70 that matter.
Gen NYE-You 60 not presume to select counsel
MsyorWOop-I prssune that this question ia not to
| be d. cded by CAGE mace up between fegned eoue-
| eel upop ore eide, aud real upor the other -.
Gen. NYK-I do lot piesotne tina: any COUNSEL VIII
piOpcse to do that. Am
Mayer WooD-These gertlen en- are counsel for 100
Gen NYE-This question should be submitted as a
Whole. Noibing i'll the shape OF interrog stories bat
he whole history should be lad before the Coat
and they y ii &C juOica'e il ref renco to 1t.
Mayor WooD-That will be perfectly right and that
IL wi st desiIe 10 do Bot We do rot desire that gen
tu should be selt cted to be counsel OF this Board
Ihe Boa, hes 10 cOur sci.
G,n. NYE-I ihhk We have council.
Mayor WoOD-lt is lot recorded on the minutes.
G,p. NYE-i cannot beip that
Msyr WooD-rtis NUT be the case when the mat.
ei il properly a0jadcaed. Ii is improper to present
cai upCn which the great msss OF theee men not
peif ctly represented AID prCseced sno IT, under the
prcmi of appointment few uen have bsen ndi
10 CT gage EEL 10 coDseDt TO etate Of facts
v len are Lot facts .
Ger. NYE liltenup'insI do not see why the
Msyor makes thai remark.
Mayor WOoD--I suppose it.
Ger. NYE-You have no righ. 10 express such 3 cup
position that We would be concerned In getting up 8
case which is not fourced upon TACT. wiz LOT SAD
nit To any snth insiDu nioIs
Mayor WooD-i sm glsd you have got up to that.
Gen NYE-My conc uCt will de end itsef as veil as
yCuI OWL. No member OF tits Board shall SIT here
al suppoee for q minute that tbs Board would be
guilty Of such thug.
MAYOR WooD-I did rot suppo,e that the Board
n 81 - 4itrtAt II ma nhar.
might assume to do things without the authority OF
the BosId. That is my oflLion, and nave touada
tI for it, go
Gen. NYE-You have zone, if jou mean Nth refer
MsIor WooD-I do mean il with reference to you.
Gen. NYL-Ihen l assert it t. be false, and you
hLC " it to be 20
Mayor WOOD-Icur gentlemaLly conduct c)nporti
with sour iiicisl conc uct.
Gen. SYE- IL couparts With yours.
Mr. CHoLwELL-l Much excited l move We al.
joriD. A.. A.. sra,.o
Blown Of the Sixth Precinct Of Brooklyn, be recon
siCered. Carried.
Patrick Dillon, Of Brooklyn, wa, restrained from
pay fifteen days for usIg abusive language TO al
A petition Of twenty special pstroluen was read,
that their claims to regular appointment should DC
considered.
Mr. BowEy preserted the case Of two d)ormen WHO
hsc been splonied for the Sixth Ward by the General
NJ under the impression that be mad le
.st Authority to do So He ssid he had withheld their
nov as he had doubts Of the legality of the appoint.
MtLt ,..,
Mr. PEgIr moved that they be paid if there was Nd
lessl objection. -, .,
Upon n otioD Of Mayor WOOD, ii was laid over untl
tie LtAt tetDg.
Ger NYE pIesen'ed a conmupi alton rom the Dep
II, SopsrI,etdent Of Brooklyn, asking the appoint
nett of Surgeon OF Police. Laid on the table.
A COP mui Icaton from General superintendent
Ia na5ee askE further instruction In regard to the
Fourth avenue Railroad ordinance, and also letter
-. g. fha 1nmns.l nrhaented