The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-22

iD,endent should have his Oil . in the zane build
ing With the Co D%issi'ssr' sad "hon' In n,,s
as for lie General SupertDtend snt, In order
to facilitate peJec anything like system In the organi.
should II he found i'm o.slbae 70 procure muse more
suits bile, the talk e tax ng the Sixth ward
Ss sb int" the nome nov
pied BY the Commissioners at IS White street.
sBH nwr 10 BIZ DRlLLSp.
II WITS also ordered BY tho ard INA! mr, wa.e,oury
the gesnt General Of the POLICE peDAItnsni Aaud Dro
oeed with hh duties In drilling the regular policemen TN
medseIy, commencing with the drss three ward. on Mon
day mornips In accordance With whch, and by direc
oP Of the Board the following letter was despatched to
Major General Sanford
OrrIcE COMMISSIONERS METROPOLITAN Poucu
I.sos oa sSss + ss ds
by the Commissioners Of Police 70 info m y'u that The beaver
he otsc, he owniasi ns@s they ds.e to avail them
ss,s: e M w ss
such times q. n,en' WV n%is Clark ,,o tenn
THE CONDITION OF TIE MIN.
Ii sald that 10 proceed ent with the drilling or
be men would be extremely cruel NOT to say yrannca
% ne1y oil the Dee In the department, especially hose
IN The lower wards, hare become nearly worn out with
he almost duty which they have been compelled
% per orm for the three weeks. said that
cred by Is dou Die duty that 1t Is vita extreme difficulty
they can wax about at al Ia accordance with these
farts, which were communicated to Mr. Waterbury yes
,erdsy ATE, poon the first te he Expressed bis deter
mpson 70 enient with the men as he could be and
70 put them 70 little exercise the first few days a. pos
sibe.
rBH APPLICANTS fos offi0S.
About II O'Clock Mr.. Bo~en left mite sreet, and did
not return during the day. Aessrs Nye and SrAn
however, remained, and we're coseed together In secret
purpose of looking ever the various lists Of sp
picanv for polcemen-more particularly with re
Sons wards as
the Sd h Of july correct st OF which has oeen fur
nshed the Board By the inspectors or Sergeans In COM
mand c The respective wards together with the remarks
the mandine officer the manner In which esch
performed his duty the prospect Of his making good
their sou to appoint as many OF these
specials The regular police possible and for that pur
pose had the Lat before them yesterday arnoop select
ing the best The result Of their Investigator viii
probably reported to the Board today or To- rro
vs. by resolution Of the Board the ntre department 70
be filed up by the 25th int
THR STOLEN PROPERTY FOUND ON THE FOURTEENTH
WARD BURGLAR.
About one O'Clock Gen Nye gave Mr. q 3 warren,
soo c soys sooc or $500 worth Of asmoads
which we're al the Fourteesth ward station house,
that bad been taken from the room OF the IaHsn
Mr. Warren shortly aer returned having large package
Of diamonds jewelry, &c. which had been carefully done
up sne sealed ~ Coroner before vas ,a
placed in the large iron safe in the Commsaisners office,
where II vi remain until wanted.
MORE STOLEN GOODS.
During the afternoon information communicated to
Gen. Nye and Mr.. Sranahsn, that large qusuti'y Of
goods belonging 10 the murderer aud supposed to be
stolen, might be found In the iateror Of Ne Jersey
whittier they had been conveyed By acoomplces 0r
the Italian Three officers from the Commsioners' Office
were accordingly at ones despatched TO try and find the
goods and bring them 70 New York.
TnR rBIRrEBNTH WARD ON BAND
Some w, during the afternoon havag nothing else to
he could sas the
them ell 70 appear at their office immediA ely as they
were to be sworn into Office This intelligence
very naturally spread through the entire ward aud
before three O'Clock The vicinity Of No IS White street
thronsed with expectan from the Thirteenth ward 70
the no little annoy ance of the Commissioners
About ha past three O'Clock, Sergeant st. john dc.
tailed a. the Commissioners Office, took up his position
about betv the top and bottom Of the o~er
1igh OF stairs, and said
Now. men. VIII only to order Cor minute VIII
tel you sopehpg Al you hs. are here from the rlrteenh
morning There will be nothing all done here to day.
This speech received with evident discomfort and
disappointment but all dispersed aud left the place
without any outward demonstration Of dissatisfaction and
soon all was quiet again.
THE DEPurr's NEW HEADQUARTERS.
Deputy Superintendent CerPen,er early Yesterday
&c. from bis old entup quarters back room, first floor,
Of NO. 50 White street, 10 the large aud airy
oce, sn Of which has been retained by the Com.
missicuen for the Deputy's beadquarters.
simultaneously With the mo- ing Of the books, papers,
DC OF The Deputy, Mr. Robinson, superintendent OF the
police elcgraphs eth posse OF men, proceeded 70 di-
vest the old Once In the basement Of the City Hall OF the
large police clock, wires, desks Apparatus, &c, which
we're placed on cart and {, So franklin street,
there 70 be arranged and connected with the various sta
uon house apparatus. The elegraphic apparatus 10 to
be placed In the back room, first floor Of the build
ing which 10 be appropriated for that purpose and pre-
sen strange contrast 10 tie narrow, pen up place in
which the apparatus was formerly placed, at the Chiefs
New telegraph poes were erecied through Frank
lin street. to No So, on which were hung the new
wrep to connect the new headquarters to the
various station houses During the process Of
placing the wires across Broadway there It'll |,
swearing amor stage drivers and Others in
of 10 turn Dard tnyo hmm
and up White street 10 Broadway again.
Mr. Robinson, assisted by Messrs Chaplin and Croey,
he will be able TO set the telegraph n perfect working
der once more throughout the city in day or t~o.
The Seventeenth Ward Rsots-Inq.sss on
John Miller.
CONCLUSION OF THE EvIDEscE-spEEcH or THE
coRoNER-TuE JURY UNABLE TO AGREE
Before Coroner Perry.
DAY
Al O'Clock yesterday morning the adjournment Of the
investigation into the death OF John Miller opened with the
examination OF the following Witnesses The attendance
sbou, the the day before, but there
excitement which increased towards the conclusion Of the
testimony
Mr.. Rcser and examined through interpreter
live Al "a avenue A; was 10 front OF volks theatre
about ten minutes amer O'Clock In the evening Of the
riot here At vok's theatre bout minutes
sse oosrs came down FOURTH street. -nee me omces
ranks and came where stood and said something did
not understand then the officers went into volks again
then the officers took their clubs and began cve
the and found tho oiocrs had drove the peo-
pie from side 10 the other then they 10 the ado
OF The street where was; officer freshman the Gry
who came 70 me; an ofncer whoe name cannot recol-
lct the second who came then officers turned round,
and, looking 81 The house. officer lockwood
Gre revolver first and Dresh man second then went
home and took tea and back again and found the
oficers coming avenue Al then went In front q my
shop In Fourth street. and observed officers 90 up 10 the
house; then heard officer give the commaod; tnnk
u Captain Hart; he stood outside the sidewalk and
told the officers BIT them with their clubs then they
turned and went up Fourth street. Just the Same they
came up saw no blood on any OF The officers he could
have seen there was blood.
O. Did you see any stones throvpf A. No, sir.
q Did you zee anything thrown through the arr A. No,
STR
o Any firing, except BY the ofncers' No, SIR.
q DID you see she people resist the officers n all A.
No, sir; The police generally knocked dom those who
could realst and dubbed al those Who in ther