The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-10
City Intelligence.

TH YouNG MESP DEMOCRATIC UNION CLrB ASD REAR
ADMIRAL MAuoMsp PAuuA.--A meeting OF the Young
Mems Democratic Union Club was held on Monday even
ing, at the club room, Of Broome and Mercer
streets, when the committee appointed to get up demon
straton on Washngons birth day reported progress.
Tho following resolutions adopted
Whereas Rear Admiral Mahomod Pacha and suite, from
Constantnopie are expected 70 arrive in this city there
fore,
Resolved. That a Special Co nmucc Of i've be- and
hereby appointed 10 wait upon him his arrival and in
ve him and his suite 20 attend the grand ball and fest
val Of the young democracy Of New York, in commemo
ration Of washrgton's birth day, on Monday evening,
February %
The following gentlemen were appointed such commit
iee-1ienry Tebensn, Emmet NJ Faye, A. :. vosburgh,
stephen r Russell and Nathaniel Roe.
seems The young democrats intend 10 make deal SO,
at the Pacha and possible turn him into regular Tam
many Hall and border rufian democrat
TnE DETECTIVES IsDIGSASr-A meeting Of the detective
policemen attached 10 the Deputy supcrntendens office
held saturday, to take action reference TO
thing reported that Captain Diiks or the Fifteenth
ward, bsdtaid Of some Of the shadows" n that
the captain had ntms,cd pretty distinctly uat the squad
contained some black sheep, whose hands not
clear public p,un6er they should be- THIS reported
charge excited the ire OF the shatows and hence the
meetrg. Il was resolved TO prefer charges against
plSs 70 the Police Commissioners, and make m either
retract prove what he had charged The subject
referred 20 committee, consisting of Messrs Beonet and
Eusuce who drew up formal charge and sent It 10 the
Superintendent. This will create little
mcnt in the department, which must do good. Already
Ferbuf ABUSES grown IN the department,
and may be that unworthy persons have obtained pos
tons Of trust and profit
THE rotHp TupoRArr.-Tbe following statement shows
the amount Of business done by the police telegraph for
the quarter ending January al
Lost women restored 10 their homes .............
Lost children restored TO their parents. ....... $50
stray torses restored to owners. s............. 112
Othcr animals restored 10 owners. 13
Ffres reported I25
Notifications 70 the Coroners. Observation-Disclosures. "
Stolen horses telcgraphedf dfor................. Tor. 3S
Notification OF new countereie. is
Countereiters arrested. 81
Wbef mese+es''s''s ls oou
Total messages a2o
This department Of the police machinery Of the city
and would be able 10 do much more we're IL net for the
Incompetence Of the parties at the respective station
houses This telegraph does world OF good in reporting
arcs and In restoring lost children their parents
SHORTHAND RkFosnRs Corsr There is a moyemen,
foot to have shorthand reporters attached 10 all lhe
courts In the city. bill lie to be introduced into the
Legislature on this subject an early day II pro
poeed 20 charge The expenses the losing side
Al present but few parties afford 10 have an accurate
record Kept OF every word and motion made In court
yet essential that the reports should be complete
The proper understanding Of all the legal sales
that obtain In ju icial Investigations
THE RIVER PorI0 Alexander Gibson, whose name
was mentioned few days since as having received an ap.
ponlment the River Police has declined 10 scccpt the
position which was rendered him