New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-23
POLICE COMM SSIONERS.

The Boa,d held meeting on Thursday afternoon
OF their headqusrters, No. Alb BIoome street, JAMES
w. kfK in the Chair.
The lScrenfecnM Ward Riot.-Mayor TIEMAsS pre-
sepied petition, numerousy signed BY citizens OF the
Scvente 9TH Precinct peferr;ng charges against In
spec.or Hart Of the above precinct.
InIy is57 the said Inspector Jededsh W Hart carried
,olyr. courry to the rules of your Honorable Board
Charge 2j- Cox duct unbecoming geateman. - ,
spccfcstionIn this. tbs. on the i1th day Of July S5 the
e Lp e,s p.rson. st the corner Of Fourth and
and especially one John Miller after ae SAID Muller was ,h
The charges referred to the Committee on General Di'c
Station Hom0-Mr. BowES offered the following
p'e, mble and resolutions:
pclsa Police District it is made the duty of the Common Coun
I'll OF the City o New York provide suitable accommodations
rou,e5 by Of Poce for the police force stationed IL
tins city Tor lodging Of ,aus and dordy persons snd
IN case he .ad Com Council neglect refuse 50 to DO se
having thereto requested by the Board OF Police then ts
aid BOsd make their own provisions IN ne s % ,
the wle made hall become pf'pes cnAss re .s a and
Uirea. This Bosid the 18th of January masss com
bis Honor the ma,o setting or1 the condition o
uninhababe and Others required extensive eps'
for the PoIer accom- 9dai1n the Pe oIoe %
iiesou oI was 'u'rn'''e"' '' "'' '''-''
ube,,o The Common Council has neglected make any
Pord Ibs. he Committee on Station Houses be directed
tsprr, f reptins suitable building. the First, FourU
Twenty @ and S peSrf 10, and asf S the oaans
vssarts and dsode persons aud Tor the secure
- ed
BrtS Tbs, the committs. be further directed to sdve :e
for proposals feI TspsiLns sna S,enns ,ns TS1rnb Fit
t~eb siseeath seventeenth Eighteenth and Twentieth Pre-
n Station House, so 70 Isa them nean'D
R.o ed Tbs toe report soon as may be on
the proposas wh they sta receive thai the Board may Ae
MIR. BowFs offered the following resolution, which
| vas adopted: ..
& ~ b at m res ncetilg the number Of arrest: and
Complaints which bsye been m.de IN th Cite. q ne sio
ion Of the sd Of febrray oI violations .ne wv te
sosct sst to aG ihe Of the Of
and the OF ;he comP,nt' and the fecinc'' IL WHICH
sucb ar ests ard complaints have been made. 4,
| Msyor TIrMANs said that be understood that the
Conn on Councl bad taken steps toward improving
the cor don of the Station Houses and at his request
| the resolutions were laid over. n..-,:.
RfpoTt of the COMMITTEE on General DisciptMs'[
Tie Comm tee submitted their report oil the traIs o,
| policemen, and their recommendations were adop'eu
| BY tie Board. -.,,...... ,,.,e ~.
ni.sed-th,y either being frivolous or not susaneu oy ~ "
6ence: ~, p.;.. a,bu, Y simouson
Fiteenth Precinct VIM. Nesbt Filth Pfecnct mos SSreie
Twentieth Precinct Henry Steers Theelh rirtIuuti
Precinct .,a
Ry Egss.ea Feen;h Precinct ssrsesns kyt5 .e1s and IL
Pernoye- Seventh Precinct James Dean and m Ia"
Fourteenth Precinct ordered to be prmandea oy 'ne
Nm Rowlaad ofhs T~.nteh Precinct; refusing to s.'st Al
Rbe Roa.on Of the Fourth Precinct leaving his post
his six child supnasd for two days: Wn Daoos o.
the Forth Precinct leaving bis post suspended m two days
officer Grsbam Twelfth Precinct Abssprns himself from
the station halse without fermlssoD suspended 10; h'e dy
Robert Monismey, Of the Twenty seco nd Pr-cinc non
sng scqritted on the hrst chsrge 40
Tenced the latter VIM H. Cornell Of me I"eh
eh Peci-ct bAyiug Vbdawu the force AID eft The cry
| was ords red that be be dismissed the force. -
ChAs Of the fs Precinct charged with Ishs
sbu.ys to his superior officer When notified siiend
sire CorAtpi.d that be would BE- governed BY bs
Republican II ed that be be dismissed from ne
force b-; ao1 was agreed to suspend 'i t0' '
| GAYS -, ;,h
toAosos dismissed from the department Pe1r ll4n
the Third Precinct Of Bruokyn dismissed n ne q
psmel he no. being ate 20 reao wrte' 'ann
r. Meehar of The pree.uct ter intoA,ao "gI
Of Bockyu 10, leayi- his pot cisnee from ~
| Mr.. SIRaNAHAS offered the resignstlon Of fhul
Mcmahon. Of the Tenth Precinct, which, or MOTION
| vss accepted.
| The Bosrd then wert into secret session.
| Secret Ssssion.-The subject Of reeonsldering 1h'
| Csmissas iron the folce of Captains Downing az
| Leonard came Up srd was discussed 8. some leIs. -
| TIE matter was finally laid over Mayor 1Ieushh re
| quested that TWO sdiit nal might be sodea 10 '
| squad. Laid over. .,
ssuuel srey,ort Ai TO the General Sups'inteho
ert rC NOTED &c the rsnk of Sergeant snS ofuse
| - DO duiy IN the Second Precinct. -,
TIE General Super nieu0eui Was Instructed - ~ tn
JTbw two from the pOlc6 force al Cast US =. a. .
Three dooImeL we're apyOiLicj FOR Ne"-i ON 60 60
| tio--H9u-es, and tEU dco-meL % BrooAish o1A'o-
| Houses. TIE meeting then ed jcurred.
| -.--s
We Tan ths' II co7s,que-ce Of qro!orfei locispo
ei..oD Mr. Sen,e. Wlkssca has retired sor nc n
bany Lrcn'ns Iolrral having so,t cCi his maui
| NJ Taur'Ow " eed who wi. " te, NE tie p'eN-e