The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

during the continuance of hs Hoes "
This signifies that Draper viii pre,sre the responses 10
-e~Y- Cbolwen s,ill IN hs Seedsan'ent as
han has sole regard f~ hs province Of Brooklyn,
makes the plea Of illness far 40 almost eatire ab
sence from the prsceetinTs q the e,ssd, aad permits
sot of proxy uss 0, his nae "a ihs.r acts on oond ion
that they say all RrSNsyn thai matters shss he coded
10 him Re has hrt, s'es ., - VITA ne hoart although
shrcv dy informed of the every and aim. Yacterday
| be msde his appearance with Chossn long after tho
Weed sess,oo OF the Asard hsi been dissolved. The
heads Of few &C the discussed were entera upou
for the be lef os The Two DO members and the re-
porers. smoRs thee as matter which viii no doubt
rcvde some fai pckgCs, shout the state police" de
na ,tncr, res-h tSs .ir,crs' ms ANTICIPATED Il, was a
nc,ion referring ths sNicct 0f police unto to the
| 90 nnipes on General Discipline Notice OF a report
from nrr,y sopriptrrasat Folk was al entered noon
the minutes texture being reflected in our Brooklyn
reports
The following memorandum has been furnished Of
| the rAn for grand .ceuraizng Albany scheme
OF hitch the Police Board is the CENTRE and up N the
Of xhich, and the viegs indicated Judge Mnches
decision Commissioners viii proceed with every Dos
shIc erergT, regs dies CT thu action Of the authorities
and Official f New fork, or any other locality which may
The police scheme is the nitistory of general plan for
extending The power and the patronage Of the State
euiive Ia all parts or the state Once established In New
York and the metropolitan dirict" Il will be Grst ex.
tended upon all the great rr ad and other public
pues az the S0te until I shall pervade every rimihca
ton where the property aud safety Of the citizens may
concerned in ans,t New ''distries, will then be
ropulous city and secon OF he State gradually established
IN ihe discussion with Weed yesterday, tho expeiency
o. looking 20 STATE organ exclusively as warranted
course Of acoror the Bosrd Independent station houses
ana as many OF the trained Of the old force
be inveiged over will make the starting point the pro
gremme. the Board may not evade the limitation Of the
Snpervsors they have least the great essential object
OF their Still 10 bsrdshc RIG ht of swear.
ing in speeal force control the eiecans US we "a
appoint "po clerks the recurrence OF election days
under the following section
the Day OF any election within the cities OF New YORK. and
hooEy at least two pairolmen to cash election POLL and
shnn t,sn eown e 1au
Cit rks provided by law, and shall ia and for the said cities
provide ballot Boxes for a. general specia charter
during the taking, receiving and counting Of the votes.
The badge TO be adopted for the Metropolitan District
Police WIN be shield with the arms Of tie State, instead
OF tar ana bearing the inscription OF the Commission
GOV. DRAPER DEPosEn
Upder tho old Board OF Commissioners sll the duties
and responsibilities Of the police force have only bcen
traced to telling diligence by the general scrutiny
which has been directed towards the department Nor
has the decisions apparently changed the course Of
single man. The new Commissioners had not addition
10 The previous number OF captains reported 10 them
All the acts and ordinances continue 70 DO enforced
through the old chanDcl and not the dyst of police
by their warrant Their toorkecpcrs messengers, and
the two special offers in charge Of Mr. Gray at the
City Prison, make al their manifestation OF existence
In respect Ito Mr. Cray the apponee and protese Of
exGov. Draper both Of them have been decidedly
bed by municipal Council Of Ten as will be seen in
the proceedings Of the Beard yesterday The
against the 1ombs would 10 have terminated as abor
lively that or the Police Commissioners Fifth
ward station house. the historic exploit of the
seizure Of the Arsenal However Mr.. Keen, OF Raudals
Islsnd, Mr.. Gray, OF the Tombs any OF his former
leses view the matter Is certain that he is nov de
dcto well De ars depoed from his CONTROL as from
his presidency over the Ten Governors. Even Police
nsviD BE- from the following requson for police
oyrIcn of GoyEsNcHs on AIMsHorsx(
Nxw YORK, May rs, 1857.
sts-Tlic children landans Island having received
an Invitation 10 atcnd tia performances Of Buckeyes Min
sre Wednesday afternoon next, the President OF the
Cos Of the Amshouse respectfully rcloset that on
Will detail six p0Icemen as escort the occasion
They aeout 400 VIII the corner OF Fourteenth
street and second avenue at l., O'Clock precisely ani
viii leave by from OF Grand and Bowery
at O'Clock aud tbe attendance Of the police Ia required
TO facilitate their progress from Fourteenth street " the
place Of and from thence cars tier
return. Respectfully, your obcdlen' servant,
JOSHUA PHILLIPS, Clerk
Til. document has the significance Of an fset TO the
Iombs arair with the POINTED demand Of more than
The old Board Of Commissioners made some contingent
Appointments yesterday, at meeting held at O'Clock.
They arc withheld from further consideration.
The Metropolitan Police Law-Prou,pt Men-
suses TO he Taken.
Yesterday morning Deputy Superintendent Folk
quescd eich Of the captains under his command report
Themselves a, bis ONCE at . O'Clock r. ~ Al that hour
each OF The captains presented with Mr. Tau,ldces
order, printed In the proceedings OF the Board
Of Commissioners, at their Office In New York Captains
joel smith, OF The First: Gusclard Of the lfth; sgal
Of the Seventh COwle9 OF the Eighth and hllcr, Of the
Ninth districts expressed their intention Of complying with
the order.
Captains King of The second: Powers Of the Fourth and
Aoen Of ue sixth districts, ay refused 10 obey the
order.
Captain Cass o. The Third district requested ne To
consider he gave bis answer.
is probable tina, all, the Second and Fourth die
uicts ~h agree eventually 20 the order gwen and
into Tie new regulation.
THE FoLIcB WAR BEoks OFT N SKw FLAcs-rH.
TERgIBLB FLOR TO BURN Up THE TONES AND SET
TIE rRlsoNsRs fREE-THE WHOLE THING A DODGE
OF SIM DIAPERS TO GRIT Eis roLIcB BOARD EN-
nORsED-CuRiOus DENKjoPEsENTs-wHkT TIE
GOVERNORS THINK or rHE NEW FOLICs ACr-rBE
WAR; IN or THE TONES mas AUTHORITY TO EMPLOY
wArJHMEN, ETC.
regular meeting OF tho Board o. Almshoasc Cover.
held yesterday, at the Bounda IN the Park &.
Godfrey Cunthcr, President 10 the chair.
n debates Of this Board usually too dull aud IN.
inierctg report bat yesterday the Governors axoke
from their ichargy and had spicy and interesting de
bate respecting the Police law which rome curo-s
dcveloTencnts were made
rrRIIEis risr.
arrcars tina, short time since Warden Gray Of the
CITY Prison. received anDuymous letter informing hi IN
that aiemIs fo.i among a gang or desperate
characters 10 attack the prison his charge sc,
the prisoners Tree. In the letter detailed account
ofthe in which be done, aud the docu
meut bore marks 81 being written by person who was
htoFVetius INNNAf ~ ~ h'tihNA Tue WWu'h p hcNfFA
windows That were Loose, and could easily be broken
into. The warden Of course alarm VI, ami hascned
oil 90 Gov. Cornelius '. Anderson, Chairman OF the Com
miec on City Prisons. before whom he laid the mystic
rUus docum n and asked FOR liz advice Governor An
dcrson. who " republican, tod Warden cray be had
better Mr. Draper, who had for long tine been
AlmshOusc Sovornor, and AK his advice. Draper
accordingly called upon, who immediately improved the
opportunity 70 get an enforcement from the hccas Police
Board, 81 which he was President, and he detailed two
Of bis own policemen 70 watch the prison.
TVS DRsoCtArs ssEL LARGE
The democratic members of the Board Of Governors
they heard OF this mysterious plot, logan 70 make
inquiries aud convinced themselves that there
n rs, in the meal bsg here and determined 20 dni
him OFT. evident 10 them that there inten
TIN among tho city rogues TO srgsn'ke for the
throw Of the Tcmbs, but thai the whole thing
Of keeping with" the sensation letter or CITY At
torpcy Hall, and merely trick W give Mr. Draper
chance W display his authority Police Commissi ,ner.
GOV. Isaac Tovnsend the leader Of the democrats thc
Bard instituted inquire sad Of his suggestion Gov.