The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-10
City Intelligence,

lily Anteul&eucea
POLICEMEN MAYORS OfTIcK.-It WIS the iT,rh
ton Of Mayor emann at first 10 entirely dispense viii
policemen around his office but he finds that it VII. be
impossible impossible for him do and have the city
ordinances enforced properly There are constant com
plants entered st the Mayors Office against stages, dr
vers junk dealers pawnbrokers intelligence Offices emf
grant brokers, forwarders, boarding house keepers
who must be looked after by the police me following
requston has therefore been made and viii 40 doubt DO
granted
MAyoR's OFFICE, Jan. Z, lsss.
,r 10 f. a. IAnMbcs Esq-You will please detail TOR
GUY at thus office the following policemen-Iames w
Fred Anderson, C. ~ Winkoop, R. W. 6rpheus, Abra6am
DAVIS, James H. Miller, Charles Freeman Hector Moore,
Bernard Weiss, J. O. Forbes, p. 8: Fowler B. D. Albert
SECOND Av1SuE RnsxRoAp--A SIP roRwARp.-ro NOR
row the Second Efue Railroad Company will commence
running every thfd car which will be designated by pro
per signs through to Harlem and the which leave
122d street will through to Peck slip. The fast in
creasing population the upper end Of the island
mand increased facilities for reaching the city and these
Can only be looked for at present from the steamboat
company and the Second Avenue Railroad. The Third
Avenue Company have not laid their track beyond York
ve owing " the street not being graded and thus the
facilities which they otherwise might offer necessarily
restricted. Tho old Harlem company cannot trains
for the accommodation OF passengers who reside the
island beyond Thirty second street at profit and they
have consequently ceased TO compete with the other nes
the HARLEM travel and 10 those routes the public must
look for increased accommodations, aud will be crafty
ing learn that their expectations properly respond
ed 20. The steamboat company have new boat Oh the
stocks, which will be launched early In the spring. and
by the first of May will be ready to take her position and
in connection with the Sylvan Shore every hour in
the day between Peck slip and Harlem bridge.
TaE NEW York Scorr IIrK GUAsD-Compoeed OF soldiers
who served in Mexico, and formed, like the Phladephs
Scott Legion, in honor u General ScoW-now numbers
nearly ninety members. The Guard having both civil
and military organization the following officers have been
elected
President Brevct Brgader General Ward b. Burnett,
Colonel Of the New York Volunteers in the with
Mexico)
Vice President-General c. r. Wheat (la,e Captain OF
Louisiana Mounted Volunteers.)
secretary-Dr Cyrus Ramsey, Qate Surgeon First Ohio
Folunteers.)
Treaser-LeutensntH Henry Gaines (lse Firs. Iieuten-
ant First Regiment New York vounteers)
Sergeant at -Arms-J McAulleD, (ate private United
AT the last meeting held on Tuesday night, the fol
lowing military officers we're elected for the ensuing
Capta.p--Geueral J. II Hobart Ward, Sergeant Major
Seventh Infantry in the war with bexdo, and now Com
mssary General Of Cur State.)
First Northumberland Major Addison farnsworth,
Captain commanding Company II, FIRST Regiment New
York Volunteers IN the war with Mexico)
Second iieuienapt-Wm IT, Browne, Date First Iieue.
nant First kew York Volunteers
Third Lieu,enaa-J. Sherwood, (iieutenant Colonel
Stevenson Seconi Regiment New York Volunteers
First Scrgehnt-Eugh Mcdonald Sergeant Second arti
lery the war, and attached to Gen SCOTS oice)
Now York yolunteefsl
Third Sergeant II. Starr, Qa,e Sergeant in Second
tilery.)
Toarih sergeaI,-Peter McDermO,t (lte private Ohio
vounteers)
FIRST CorPoral-F. E Meyn, Gate Sergeant Second art
Second Corporal - Carroll, (laie u S. Marines.)
Third CorporalJ. Bowen, (aie Kentucky vo!uuteers)
Fourth Corpora-John Smith, Gate First New York Vol
Ali these gentlemen honorably and faithfully served
their country during the Mexican war and fully
DetS nj for q
comrades.
The objects of the organisation, as set forth the by
laws, commemorate the glorious achievements Of
our army in Mexico TO promote social pleasures among
the survivors; establish mutual benefit society ana 70
soldiers burial for any OF the members who may
die. is TO be hoped that the new organization viii pros
per-
NKw York HosrrrAI---ghe following is the weekly
port Of the above institution to January s, Is5sRemain
ing or December g. 229; admitted January g. co. dis
charged cured relieved 81 died, emsinng al date,
IA males, l9l; females 20.
Rrandr~th's Ptils-lp towns Office xs Camp
BELLS drug store corner OF Eighth avenue and Twenty
eighth street, west side,
Defiance Schumacher snSes-With Patent
pow proof locks and crcss esrs Aso hre and burglar
-o- a.
Bnrry's Trfcopherous Il the Best and Cheap
article forre sing beauiyng clean curling
Wing and restoring the hair Ladies y Sold by ali Druggists
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupecs
very the world wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied; No 4 Astsr House.
B.tcheior's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees-.
The the world SURPRISING all made Sold applied
Ct the mandatory rs Broadway.
Wholesale Depot for Billiards. Hair Dye,
Kcllingers Manhattan lnimen plaster biers &c, T6
broadway.
Rupture.--Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure TRUSS
ONCE removed to No vesey street, Astor House
HolIiway's Ointment .. the only external
application which without danger eryspelas.
lotions drive the disease 10 the brain
This pencraes far below the surface and neura
lies the exciting In all the diseases OF the skin Is
equally reliable,