New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-23

tf'ee q NefltEuhN e1fAS "'' ~ fN'-
poet of Their oesues being grstifed.
TIE season ior musical P-Ttsrmsnces g; the OPers
bill scon b, gin, may be BY reference 10 our
advertising coiu ms New works viii be given, bat
rot 1T fret. these v u be rsssrved FOR Oct0ber
Russell Smith of Phil,;elphia is psntirg drop
curtain for he new ;beete ri NJ. S'uNtln B'osdTsy.
NJ Russ,l Sui'hs Talents Of the very higacst
order. sno much is expected Of hin He has brought
Ian oscape painting for 10 what may be COO
,oered PERFECTION, giving the phenomena OF nature
through the most caieial .tadies.
Work or THE PoLIcE From the report Of the
Deputy Superb ndeBt Of Poice, of the condition snd
do, Is of ,ss force u New York City tor the quarter
enoug July 81 we lesru toat the force ,ons.sts OF
y Captains l0i ssrgesnts. Al rounismen, l,l35
p.;r, mep 70 detailed mep, AID - doormen. Total,
/ 1876 men. detailed statement Of tue tune lost ia
,ach pr,Cnct by si kress, peseGtei, which shows
Tia; durpg toe quarter there al sverige of two
cs,e los. by each ueaber of the torce. TIE whole
lumber of arrcs's cariog the quarter vas 10 2, OF
~uch 2.o64 stre fer offences against property, and
IL JgS fr off, again perscns or tie pdolo peace
OF iii. for ohenses snst perty i6b3 we're
for a.ceDies, atemps 81 larceny, To- tOf rOooee-
ies or attempts at ROBBERY, lUl for s"Ind-
ing, III fer passing counterfeit money or
forgery, $50 for violations Of Cooperation ordc
psl ces, 81 fo- receiving stolen goods, aud 2i'
FIR other olenses. OF the arrests for lenses
.ga1st persops or the public peace lfOl9 were for
ofeusss generally traceGb!s, directly or inIfecty to
the of spituous liz los TIE relative proportion
o. males ard femaes arrested for ohsoses against
property or against persons AID tie pubic pea are
cd, VI The same. This statement If tue numbers ar
rested does not include s9i complaints made to tue
Cooperation Attorney, OF sol.i0rs OF Corporation OF
oinaIcts, n,r 50l compsints made 10 the District
Alto ney Of persons publicly exposing sprtaoGs
liquors f.r sale Sunday, nor 4 complaints made to
the Mayor and Pilot Commissioners OF violations OF
the Hsrbor Lave OF those arrested, l299I we're
nsles, snd SECS fems!es; $3.50 were married, and
732 I'll gle pers,n; IL 33S could read and write, AMI
S7i weIr TUE bic 10 do so.
yer, large portion Of Offenders we're youog per-
SOM, ard over futfths Of them ratves OF European
countries Fuller AID more extended statistics ~ould
probably show that tie recruits to the ranks OF
ciim'us's come mainly from youths without parental
or at least proper ps ensl control, and from the
classes who're labor s worst remunera,ed.
The reported aggrsgste loss by of against pro-
rty IT the CITY If NV York during TIE "a Tter just
eudtd. an ounttd TO so C27 - of which there was
recovered The amount Of 81 lOl 49, having net loss
Of slI925 IL The amount here stared to bs re-
covered coes not INCLUDE coffee, sugar, and other
articles TAX from thieves by the Isrbor Police
bit Of which the value was not estimated, which
would stih fuittsr reduce the net lo.s; nor does 1t
iuclue smnutt recovered for parties cut of tue Met
ropolitar Police District
TIE Police Telegraph continues to be exceedingly
useful to the Department, en- during the quarter just
ended has trau sm,ted q 563 ssages to aud fom
the central Office relative to issues Of counterfeit
uorey, fires lost perrons, dead animals, &c.
DUNG the last quarter, the Police have done vast
amount of incidental service Of which soma idea may
be bsd from the fact TIA they secured 92 stores aod 90
dwellings found open, extingu shed ~ fires. saved SO
persons from GRO xniog restored l6S lost children to
their pare1ts or frnos cent Ill aba lioued or lot
CT oreL b thu Aims House assisted home or to Hos
p,tsls 37S sick or injured persors, gave shelter to
70 $50 dodgers restored 325 horses AID cattle aod 80
horses ard vehicles Ia their oSners, and gave back to
iorgeIs and prisoners the sum of S26,52S 81 taken
from them for ssle keeping.
STILL At WoRE.-The City Inspector is stu wsging
war against toe piggenes certain localities having
been hitherto unvisiied. A company of "sappers
will To-Day, attack the part Of hog town lying south
ward along the Central Park, commencing at Burn
am Hotel, on the corner Of Eighth avenue and the
Bcomingcsle ROAD.
SWORN INFO OFFICE Wilson Small, the newly
appointed Deputy Collector Of Assessments, was yes
terday s~oIn into oce before the Msyor Richard Ii.
Conrolly ard John G. Cornell becoming his suretes.
lie will be on duty for the first time, to-day.
|, Is ,umore5 on good authority that the Collector
of Assessments will sppoin. another Deputy in day
or two srd that be has already fixed rpon the forta
uate i1Giy idaal. Tie name has not pred.
ARRIVAL OF MoRMoSs--The ship Antsrctic,
Capt. Stsufer, arrived on Saturday from Liverpool,
after pleassn; voyage Of forty days. Among her
pass. nseIs were body of LatterDay Saicts, num-
bering thirty persons, most OF whom we're families.
They were uncer the care Of Elder James Chaplou,
tho nes among the earliest converts to the faith
twenty years since when the first Mormon mission
was esq bfshed in Engsnd He is Of superior