The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27
City Intelligence.

THx, SErEsl or uF METROPOLITAN roilCS BgI1.-Nayor
Tenann yesterday signed tho rcsoat,n adopted by tho
Boards OF Aldermen ard counclncn requesting the Coun.
sol 10 the Corporation 70 memorable tho legislature 70
repeal the Metropolitan Police bill and 10 re-estsblsh the
Ernicipal police Ths vii no doubt meet the approval
Of large majority u the taxpayers rhe following the
resolution
where's the LgsAt1rs q. its last session passed an
entitled he Metropolitan Police and whsreas szid
act pssset aganst the feelings and wishes Of the c
OF the city Of So~ York, eaaing upon them In
cre~ed TAXATION for the supors Of sad police, without
their deriving corresponding benc1 from the force in
the matter Of The general good Of the city
than derived from the former police much ess
expenditure Of money therefore,
Resolved Ths: the Cornse 70 The Cc-pcrz,'on be re
questet 70 memorahEe The Legislature benaf Of ths
citizens Of New York for ne repes of The sad hetropo
tan Police and TOR the passase % act .sab sh
ing the former h-nicipI po.loe.
xuIisY TrynxoSAI To A CAyAtRY Osr1cEEL-Capsin
John II. Budke, oommsniEg troop 4, Third Regiment
tauesars) % The New YORK state Mlra, has ocon pre-
seated by the % that portion of the regiment with
very valuable testimonial % their OF his chzrac
shane ~ lsrss besV1 ssssed soia ss,h s.b r. nae
sve chain and valuable seal a'tachei The watch % a
rairoad rmexeeper of The hrnins fashion, having the
and other devices The inner "a inscribed thus-
PRESENTED % Captain J 4 Bedse, BY Troop a, Third
Regiment Hussars. New York, February "a, 1853
Ths seal Ia OF red oornea ard orens on the SIDE form.
or elegant lockea The present has money value Of
nearly $500 bat invaluable n the sight Of he Captain,
him by the iDe body Of men with whom he serves
After the prosers'-on hspViy male the Captain
tcr.ained a number Of friends 10 very fire style
THr srtzrrs N PIouE.--rhe custom ~hs originated
with the city reed oom7ar es OF sprnslrs their tracks
with sat 40 AZ " melt the been adopted BY the
contractor who undertook D. keep Broadway ciesn and
or the as, Ses DAYS he has sept men employed N thor
oughy sailing the street Ths has had The effect Of
ducre very materially the amount of refuse snow n the
street and ew jsys ne nay expect This noble thor
oughfare TO be A. clean uslal Yesterday was in
perfectly awful condition, and vefngh lnpessshlc Tue
had melted the middle OF the street and formed
puddle knee deep Tor The unhappy pedestrians wbo wished
few days and n r. 20 nDoped tst the parties pho have
the cleaning Of the oreets their vii u that
the snov and mud are removed before org. Keep the
streets In pickle ard Yyll scon be cut Of te pickle
FrRn IN scHcos-lIe attention q some Of the school
ocers being attracted ~ the danger attending pupils
the pubuo schools, in case " FIRE occurring shle the
Guiding full In soms Of the schools the officers are
tsiDs the tine would take n empty the building of
the echolsrs and n be hoped that this w be trcd
experiment, was tried at TIE public school, corner
Naric- and North Moore streets, where Il WAS
found pha, eight hundred girls could escape
ftom he building u four minutes and q half,
and the boys less time This was from the time when
The grs all seated their desks % the time they
reached the street The B)ard Eiucsion should see
ithst all the schools Ia the city sborld be examined in
order 10 dnd out bow quick the pupils could leave. II
spcsyr AProlvrppsrs oy THE Poucy-Tbs folloving
individuals have been appointed By ,be Posce Conus-
soper, IN sere, Session besides thirteen specss for
John Mccoy 1hos. MCGUIRE, william Bsw, J. ". Hsan,
Edward Walsh, Ralph r. Van Brunt John " Porcher,
wulsm Hunter, Francis Sackmester, James d. Hswes,
Apjsmn Christopher