The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-23
New York Police aod Criminal, ), sriatic.

THE DEPUTY sUPEaINTsrDEsT's QUARTERLY KspoRr
OFFICE llEPCrY SUPERiSrESDgST POLICE,
NEw YonK August I. 1859.
Akos PLISBCRY ESQ General superintendent
sH-ln compauce with the rules aud regulations OF tee
Hefapon'an Ponce Department respectfully suomi
report OF the concuon and dones OF lnrrs uuder
"onfoeho Tor the quarter ending July 81, 1859
me force consists Of twenty captain ooe huudrad
% oai te' eeants iofiS ioor fouadsneo, tnols4od
upe bnndfeo aud thiftJ three patroimeu seeeutypre
Detailed u'en, ana afty ave ooormen ra,i house,d
'ouf bohnieo aud sbrty I've men, shose distribution rs
sho~n 10 oet, by tables Nos. and q nesetl aooea1g
oe'eeo statement Of the tne lost each pree pc by
elokness is presented in Tue accomuauyios table No 4
which shows that during the quarter mere ga an
taee OF two Days log, oy member OK me tnrcs
me wnoe numoer OF arrests during tao quarter " e
nineteen houssnd two hundred and s,xsytgo u
which Two thousand six hundred ana sixty 10 II
"e.e Tor offences against property and thousand
pe'soun or the pubic peace or the srrees for
sgaiost property 667 we're for larcenes or aempts t
arceny i5S for rcbberiea or attempts at roooey o for
%bohng III for paSsDg counterfeit money or forgery
se cr Violations Of Corporation ordinances 81 for
ng stolen goods and 2l7 for otaer offences OF tae
arrests Tor oeoces agsinst persons or the yuoc
'ai9 we're for offences generally tFaceeble Directly q.
lnohecuy 70 the use OF sprisuous nuors For Dictated
se o. me ofences See the accompanying tables
VIZ So euo Oh ths relative proportion OF mates au1
ehaes arrested Tor offences against property or agans
, h SUI aan e psoc peace are aoon. the slne ty
$50 De seen stated IN detail by tables Nos 30 ana 81
ms stats Of the arres ed does moi
oA coPhn.s NUDE % the Corporation Attorney OF viola
.oa " ordinances, Dor sol oompa nts m
10 H'o Dslct heoiney OF persons p0 ,c.y exposing sp
itnocs liquors for sale SUNDAY NOR ~
made 20 'De rayor and Pilot Commissioners Of vo tons
the aroor laws on those arrested " 9s7 we're male
End 6,1oo ieinaee; s53o we're married aud 1872 snye
PERSONS it3sS could read and write and s7s were M
able to do 70 From these facts may dduced Io. the
marriage Telstion tends 10 sigh. degree TO dmins an
crime but oa' the mere ability 70 srlte mas no
perez ptble effect.
From the accompanying detailed tabular statements
Nos 49, % and %, sbo wing the ages aud natyi,y
OF those arrerte, II will be that very large pro
port of offenders young persons, aud over four
nfths Of them natives OF European countries-tacts
tnas show the po nts 70 which the abors OF the police
Of moral re'ormers ana Of all good citizsus should
directed Fuller AND more extended statistics wodli
probably show recruits 70 the racks Of crimna
cone MANY from YOUTHS without parental, or at least
proper parental coutro aud from TIE classes whose la
Dor is Sorst remunersted.
The table No SO, showing IN detail the occupations Of
those srresied tends 70 dem, nstrate that poverty by
lsyoos Improper ASSOCIATIONS, rather tnan directly, Ia
sumuiauge OF CRIME.
Lossgs AND REooyAuEs.
Ane reported aggregate loss by offences against pro-