New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25
CIT Y ITEMS.

CIT Y ITEMS.
THE Police CAsEs-Ye sterday EI-Judge Dssa
counsel for William Gormsr, the old Police mao whose
case was recently ds,ided by the Court OF AoPe,s,
received the regHtur from tina. Court and will move
before the General Term Of the Supreme Court on
Saturday that The judgment OF the Court Of Appeals
be made the Judgment Of the Supreme Court, aud be
intends to apply for 81 order directing the Board Of Po
lice to restore German to Lis Office Policeman, 10
accordance with the decision Of the Court Of Appeas
declaring that the proceedings Of the Board of POhcs
!, discbaging him were void and should be reversed
AS there seemed to be some Misunderstanding as to
what the decision Of the Supreme Court vas we give
the order below in full this order is affirmed by
the Court Of Appeals
NewYOrE on the 9Th Day Of Mach S10; fsse s "a an
SUTHERLAND, Justices
The reope on the sion Of William German sgt Tue Board Of
Commissioners Of the metropolitan Police
This case having been brought to argument, after
hearing counsel fer the respective psrtes-Mr Desn
for tfe relaor and Mess Field and Noyes for re-
spopdents-srd due del berstion having been had, 1t
h ordered and judged by the ssd Cout that 81 the
proceedings of the said Board in the said writ OF GER
tiorsr named and In the return OF said Blsrd men,
tened in relation to the removal OF SAID WiilAm
German from the Office of Pol ceman, be, and tue
same are here BY set aside reversed aud declared VOID
and ths tbs resor be restored to a things watch be
has lest by reason Of the said proceedings OF sad
Board RICHARD Is. CONNOLLY, CIefK'
THE CoRoNERs STILL AT FAULT.-Aoou, week
ago we took occasion to notice soma instances OF cu-
pable negligence on the part of tie Coroners OF TINS
county in the discharge Of their due' IN hopes ths
such notice might have sslutsry effect upon the
future course Of those officials; but according to the
following communication from the Warden o. Bellevue
Hospital to Capt. Speght of the Twontyfrst Precinct
Police, that sane laxity still prevails;
BELLEVUE Hospital, NewYork, June %, 1853.
bo S,e chic to the Dead on Monday
said be would uoy the CoIoners No Coroner mas come Up
do no. know bu. think my hereafter sho aid be- not 10
receive any body the police as h,ye much troqb by
Of making the police wake up The CrOns1; to
Of duty. Yours &C. L. DAhi'
Capt Speigbt assures us that he took particular
to notify the Coroners promptly to hold an inquest
upon the body OF the chd-hevug, instead of sending
the Information in the uusl manner by telegraph, dis
patched specia messenger for that purpose, in order
that there might be no mistake about the nafter.
Neverth eess two days permitted to elapse before
tie Coroners pay the sghtes! attention to the matter
NJ. Adonis. one of the best Msgicisns' living, will
perform for three times only at the Metropolitan
Mueic Hall No. 5Sj Broadway and tenor
row afternoon and night His "sersl Suspension is
one of the most remarkable of jugges. So too, his
table tricks, chromatic fireworks.
MnrrARY.-The Sd Brigade under command OF
Brig Gen. Hail. paraied yesterday for inspection and
review. At 2 o'clock in the afternoon the brig ade
WAS 10 assemble on Hamilton square, but OWING TO
the distance CT that place from the city, some time
elspsed before the line was formed. This brigade
ia composed of three regiments: the 9TH, National
Guard, under command of Col. Duryes; 9Th, Washing
ton Grays, Col Lyon, and the ssh. Col. Ls GAL The
last regiment is formed by the French battalion Garde
Lafay cite; City Guard, Capt. Hslick; Light Guard
Capt. Garland and State Guard, Capt. johnson.
Within recent period the companies above mentioned
have adopted uniform 1iform, which gives the fegl
inert fine appearance. The dress is, blue coat and
pants, with red trimmings and gilt buttons. Tue Ma
or al Guard appeared in gray coats aud white pants
After the usual drilling and evolutions of line, the
brgade was reviewed by Gov. King and his staff
attended by Gen, Hall and staff. In consequence OF
the extreme heat the turnout was not so large as It
otherwise would have been, many of the companies
mastering ret over 25 men. Excepting this deficiency,
the review was highly credtsble to all concerned.
II is stated that battalion of Washington Grays
(22d Regimertl, under command of Maj. Payne, will
leave Chicago. lilo on the Goth nst. for grand tour
of visitation Of the United States, which will far
coed anything of the kind ever undertaken. The bst-
talon musters 80 to leo, music, staff, &c, all told
The commsrd will journey first to Cincinnati, where
the Cincinnati Cadets and Cincinnati Grsys will be
fort hair IN C0lumbus
Ohio. where the battalion will be welcomed by the Co
lumbus Grays and Columbus Rides thence to Buffalo,
where three companies of the National Guard will re-
ceiye and entertain thsm. The battalion will next halt
at Rochester, where the Rochester Grsys and the
Light Guard will be ready to do them honor. A. AL
bany, the Burgess Corps will receive them and make
them happy while in the Capital of our State. From
Albany, this proud and gallsu. comm,nd will follow
down the Hudson to old Gotham and here
they will be welcomed by the Washington
Grsys, Col. Lyon, and entertained for three
days. After this, they will repair to Boston, where
they will be received and welcomed by the two gallant
compspies the Tigers Boston gh. Infantry and the
New England GuaId-other corps uotng, We suppose.
Two days will be spent there. Fro Boston they will
ship for Charleston S. c. where they viii be received
by the Charleston Cadets Military Institute Charles
ton Light Icfantry, and Charleston Rifles. From
Charleston the Command will proceed to the Capital
CRY of the Union and viii be entertained there by tae
Washington Greys Of that city, and the Washington
Cadets, who will give them right hearty soldiers
welcome. On the return, M.jor Payne viii lead bis
Commsnd Wis the City Of Wheeling, where the Greys
Of that city will welcome the battalion thence to Nash
vile, Tenn, where the Nashville Greys will make
them thrice welcome. At Memphis, the Memphis
Guard. will give them hearty reception on their way