New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-04


dry adjectivcs not necessary to be repeated mere.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
The petty Municipal ferce in this Ward which
cleared out of the Station House after Capt Mum
read the MAYORS message did not diminish the crowd
very sensiby, although it certainly improved the at
mosphere. After the disbandng, Lieut.. Murphy a
recent appointee of Mayor Wood, and Dandy Marks
went with four of his force to the Waverey Saloon TO
have parting drink While there they extemporised
fight among themselves, and Mr. Gsey, the proprie-
tor in attempting to quiet the disturbance, was badly
beaten by these ex-preservers OF the peace.
We are informed that Mr.. Glsey owes his life to
the fact that his barkeeper drew revolver upon the
rioters and drove them out Of the place. Several OF
these reputable fellows were lying drunk around the
old Fifteenth Ward Station House at late hour last
night. We do not hear anything of special moment
from the other wards. The order was read in each
Station House, and the men put of the livery of Fer
nando Wood and went home.
The Fifteenth Ward Police Station will be removed
on Monday next to No. 1872 Blocker street. near Nc
Dougal street.
METROPOLITAN POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
The decision of the Court of Appeals drew together
a larger crowd yesterday than on any previous occa-
sion The Commissioners were employed during the
whole day in making appointments, in order to have
all the Wards properly protected.
flag was stretched over the street in honor of the
decision. The crowd were converSing upon the all
absorbing topic, and all well pleased with the
result.
During the day large number of Mayor Woods
eeuded men. who had chung to him to the last, made
their appearance and reported for duty. These men
had repented too late and having been dismissed the
law explicit declares that they cannot be reapponted
A large number of special policemen were sworn in
to assist in preserving order to-day and the following
permanent appointments were made.
Third Pr(cinct-Mlchael II. Wagner.
Fin Precnct-John NJ. Bennett, Andrew Mueller,
Stephen w. Maynard, John Stilwell, VIM. Nesblt ).
NJ. Rollins, Henry w. Cole, Stephen Paret jr, James
II. Layden, August Kruger, Richard Field.
Eighth Precinct--GeoIge II. Tyler, JOS. llalstead,
Henry Godfrey, Henry Horr, Morris De Camp, Fran;
Varick, James Mckay, William j. Lyons, Gilbert Du
oan Thomas Reed, James NJ. Spear, j. Is. Warlow,
Charles X. Linz, Henry NJ. Quin, Sam'l Davidson,
Augustus b. Crosby, Joshua r. Fraree, Hugh Bark
Fouyttenh Precinct-Daniel Underhill, Francis s.
Weymiss Abraham 7. Devonrsney, james A: Mat
thews Eugene Anderson, Arthur Is. Smonson, Fat. J
Keogh, Peter Chris, Charles Jarvis.
Serentcenth Pyecinct-Chauncey Edwards, Henry
N. Hitchcock, Nelson Mott WIN. Parman, Michael
freshman John T. Underhill, Jacob Briggs, Arson
Gillet, James Egan, VIM; McCowen David Gregory
Reatsel, John Thomas, Frederick Prass, Oliver d.
Stout, George Dickinson, James Van Velson, Jacob
Feast. ~.
mer Michael Wallace, Frederick kinnersy, Arson
| Grubelstein, Wm Berkampen.
ATTACK UPoS METROPoLITASPo LIcEMEN.-fes
day morning Sergeant Van Orden of the Twenty
| Police Precinct, made the following report;
"About o'clock this morning information was
brought to the Station-House that row had occurred
on the Eighth Avenue Railroad stables. Officers
Martin and Casey dispatched to the scene OF riot
and in attempting to arrest one OF the rioters, was SET
upon by gang of rOwdies who rushed out oil porter
house and assaulted the officers. Officer Martin was
cut on the head but not dangerously. am sorry to
say that among the rowdies some OF the Old police
| force were identified"
| HOW THE METROPOLITANS BEHAVE.
! The Eighth Ward Metropolitan Police force had q
collation. and otherwise made merry in honor Of the
decision of the Court of Appeals in their favor, and in
the Sixteenth Ward the police illuminate their head
Quarters at Knckerbocker Hall, corner of Eight eve
nue. and Twentyhird street. In the Ninth Ward, the
Station. House in jefferson Market building deco
rated with flags and streamers. Every Statlon-House
Of the Metropolitan Police visited by large mum
beers of respectable citizens who expressed great graf
ifcaon as regards the decision of the Court of APP
peas. The captains and sergeants of the respective
Wards kept busy yesterday shaking hands with then
friends who called to congratulate them upon the sue
cessful termination of the police question.
| MAYOR POWELL DEFERs TO THE LAW.
Mayor Powell yesterday issued the following order
to the Captains of the various Precincts in this city:
| "MAYoR's OFFICE, CITY HALL,
| brooklyn, July s. lsoL)
captain -. - District Police: ,o.,
"sR-You hereby notified that the order OF the Isti
May last nsen You to aie pepasS D
en' 0' f0"'e' Is N''''' SAMUEL s. POWELL, Mayor"
| Four CAPTAINS viz: Powers of the Fourth District
Thomas King of the Second District Mulln OF the
Sixth District and Cass Of the Eighth, adhered to the
old organization until this morning. Before the re-
ceipt of the Mayors order, however, We understand
they submitted to the authority of the Deputy Super
intendebt.
The Mayor intends to take his seat on Monday with
the Metropolitan Police Commissioners and act with
them in all matters relating to the interest of the City
Of Brooklyn. 1t is understood that all applications fol
positions on the police will be referred by the BoarC
to the Mayor and Commissioner Stranahan, who will
take the same under consideration.
| HOW THE POLICE LIKE 1T.
On Thursday evening those of the police force who
have heretofore favored the police BILL were ubi
liant at the decision of the Court Of Appeals. The
nouncement was received with demonstrations Of ap
pause and satisfaction. The police of the First Pre-
| cipct illuminated their Station-IIouse by consent Of
their Inspector and the Mayer the latter giving them
permission to fire salute in tie Park, If gun could
be obtained. The salute was not fired in consequence
of the rain, and difficulty in procuring cannon
The illumination was made and the national flag wa:
| displayed across the street.
The Eighth precinct Station House was also illu nina