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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

,oett. He favored The report !. Bectuse does mt
r.c.une>d any cooperation with epy society outsi,ie
of the churo. lie had rot heard cnctrafios d~hncdi
il mean WORKING together acc rdue to the relations
,f the ps.tie- to one sDn.hr. What eoSpeTaiinn is
there between Us ant the Home M.-on:..y Socirty
We have brought that Sooiey itto er-, &C. aud il
cur employ ee TO do behests. Once VIEW sstis-
fled with H. conduct but il does the behssis ot
another denOui1at.oc. That Society oa1Bot dO the
work of these tvo denominations. lie believed that
tLat Society s row ende4vorilg To lord il over
horsle 2. lie favored the report because il has hit
on the Only which this Assembly can sd"p.
with unsuimy. il not the be-t thug, ba, II /. the
hest tiirg We can do low. There wise ia the
Eat bu; there some things - be learned by expe
rieI ce have been in the field 81 yoau. We ncel
purely PresbyterisA Churches ana trying 10 do
our owl work in our own way. He had organized
mary churches in the Wet. but he hsd never yet
plated church in a place where there was either
Cor grogatioral or an Old School Church.
lie thought the report lacked 10 Dot giving the Com
ntee ,uffcert power He indicated the respects in
which Il lacked--the wait d power and efficiency.
OF the $40 go raised the last year. 81, 600 came from
Illinois. The whole Church ought Ia take the work ia
hand. The Preobyicry of Alton has 10 feeble churche,
Which have spplied 10 the Home Missionary Society
for aid aud have been refused, becsnse connected
with Presbytery which emp,ys exploring mis-
scpsry 10 plsnt churches He showed particular
cases and lie INSISTED that this breach Of trust
on tie part of the Home Missionary Society. VIII
you give IA helpl We ask for help VIII you give
us bead. or a stone! We will Rot allow voluntary
society 10 dictate to If you will Dot help us,
viii help ourselves His remarks were very clear aud
firm OF were ren received.
Tie Rev. Mr.. Rolls poke, asking that u at pas
srge in the report which ceusures the Home MSsions'
nv Society be stricken out. at the time he
tfonglt tbe powers of tho Chuch oxteDSion OF Com
mifiee should be enlarged, Mr.. Norton had sug-
gested. Still he thought the cenrure in the report
would be a lose to onr Western Churches. Those at
the East will require that censurc be passed by this
Ases nbly that Society The revolution il going on
yet LET us do nothing to irritation 10 the frieuds
Of that Society Take this course aud the transition
will be easy and beneficial.
The Rev. Mr.. LACEY had the Hoor at the adjourn
meni.
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,,,,ncp,. aero suci tha. it would he difficult to say
rhe,her be was more respected by Lis opponents or
he friends.
The wife Of sea captain in England lately died
tep joy in conseque,ce Of the return OF her husband
saet an sbsence Of seven years.
The Court Of Common Pleas, at ST. Louis, is en-
esecd in the trial Of tie case Of Miss Ellie Carstrang
= boarding house keeper, Henry Shaw, for
breach Ct promise in which damages are laid at one
hundred thousand dollars. The defendant Is sixty
Eve years old, and d retired millionaire. Edward
Ba,es. aud other eminent counsel are engaged ana
thc trial Is exciting much interest.
1t wss stated IN a recent tolegraphc dispatch from
the West that Mr. Griffith, POSTMASTER at Aur'ra,
has been murdered by mob Of disappointed gold
seekers while On biz way 10 take possession OF the
tfice. The Warrington States learns, however, on
inquiry at the Department, that Henry Allen is post
master st Aurnra and has resided at that place for
come months. The pcrson alluded TO in the dispatch
,.sy perhaps. be d. 4. Griffith, who in January
lat appointed postmaster at Montaua Gn Incipient
settlement, eight miles south Of Auraria.
AT the Methodist " Lovefeast" in Boston last
week, ole hundred speeches were made in an hour.
The Napoleon (Ark.) Planter publishes the fol-
loving card from a dsserted husband
"wherea- matilda pkhar my Whit, hs. len my he'd snd
bors snd eto viii bri her back shall be suyb-l
Wafded bc she has cbesnu cuil-rd hare
Tnuser M b. distracted a. richard pkhsn. of nsdbury
IL Efd enytidns esut s-nd lettur ~ dsu
Pysoses4 u hsup-he ere went hwsy the St n9,Se1rf
l42 tre she marritd rer nse wl aAios nh toS oa4
Ger ef ezra hn and hvugicr hil oi alton.
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GREAT FIRE At KEY WEsT-BuslSEss PORTION ,.eD oi
THy Tows n AsHEs.-By the arrival al this p2Il vi
terday o: the United States surveying schooner Ho"eI
Cobb, Captain Budi, from Key Wet we learn tha.
IRE broke out in that place on the morning oi me i0
instant which ragged for five sx hours, and a.i ~
ssh-s the whole business section OF the toH T. eAcsp
The .tor,- of Bowen s. Garry and Mr.. Tnt.s. Amons
ibo buildings consumed was thst occupied oy INC
United states Court and Msrshal, and the lasr
Ofice. All the records were saved, blt the Aois,es
of Sspstor Mallory and Judge Marvin ie prey 70 ths
Aames. A large quantity OF .eose c.tt.n ha' s-so
consumed together with the Cntsd a.s sisIs' wSr s,y,
~ fnvsTum.ut stores. anl the ware house, a.,
OF O'IIars < wells A cargo OF sugar esongaag a.
condemned British bark stored u inca. @ so1 =
fo.sIiv Iost The total loss estimated Al
ipsursneo So, ,oeo Among the PToc,Ps- s1 NE C.Tns
Wm. u. Wal & Co, Bown Bros. jas. tl.ef W. te.g
bell and Mr. Schsecr in whoss store The ne
/. appeared the tOwn had no fire sePa1s, RrsuSsn,
Lent Tddy Rrd The soldiers of the geriion, a. seu a.
tie ocers and of the Usied saiss ,OTessp .s IN n
e. slS .tsvug the progress Of the earles by bo"Sx
ap .aroaadss bu:.diass.-tBa.H1oTs saO' IA.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

coYNoDorE yASpERBILT's sew IRON STEAMER.
Tie Ph,iodelphta Press, in alading to the launch
ing of the new iron steamer at Wilmington Delaware,
says: She is Of great strength and besuty Of del,
and for her tunnage the largest built IN the Uni
ted State If iron. She is owned by Commodore
Vanderbilt, Of New-York. She win be flashed about
the Let Of July next and placed 90 the line between
New-York, Southampton and Hayrc.
NAVAL.
The United States stesm-frgate Minnesota arrived
AT Boston. ~ tcegrophed, on Sunday evening. Ine
Minnesota leit Philadelphia two years ago for the
Eas. Indies, and having spent five months going out
and seven coming home, she ol course was only
year ON that station There have been few deaths,
court.ms.tial or two, and other ordinary occur
rences on board during the cruise. AL vessels lately
composing the China Squadron have received orders
10 snil fpr home, and with Them VIII return some OF
the bes.-known htterateurs in the Navy. Lieut.. Hs-
bersham. the correspondent Of The PsfafeiPhia
Leyycr. the Rev. Mr. WOOD. and Eve others whose
communication 10 New-York papers obtained an eA-
tcnsive circulation, are all bound home from the East
and in the Ii Of officers to replace them We DO n0'
notice any of literary preten,ioEs. Ihe Minnesota
carries 30 guns 40 officers and 100 men, and y 3"
tune burden Her officers and crew viii be al per-
nanertly discharged and paid of with about slVe''
ec0 =, .oon a. the ID partment signs their aec"uhs'
The Portsmouth of the African Squadron, was
dispatched FOR Porso Prays last week ifoia fo'''-
mouth
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rper fihs Coumiitee or Torlpkirs Ma ket, scr the
pnry--e Q, having the Contracts confirmed but he
ursrcccssfui The balsuc~ of the Committee opyosug
him nrs the loA Ter was lsd tai tie p~xi meet
irg licb tiars = vii be PoeS.ej 10 Toe Board Tor
acton.
AZ, ugred 10 Thursiay.
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Hrs5oLDT.-A n,eeting commemorative OF Ham
bo'c, III Be held ty the American Geoerspeieh aad
Statistical Society ThurEisy evening, q, toe euic-
ing c. tie NeW-Yo,k Historical Society Several
orntsnt scholars VII a--ist in this trtute OF respect
to :. Q memory Of the illustrous deces'ed. ppPer
the life and character Of Humboldt will be read oy
DR.. Francis Lie Der If Cciumbs College. Addresses
will be delivered by Prof Alexander Dalss Baehe OF
the United States Coast Survey; the Hon. Peter ID.
Trou late United States Minister g, Berlin; Pn't.
A. Guyot, ;be Hcn. Chas. z. Daly ard others. Let
tes ut b. -ead from Everett, Agsssiz Manry, Silt
uhn, Dana. Brnnow, and various other distinguished
scieItifc men
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CITY ITEMS.

A. segsrt e,ts alr rspt particularly stirsc'Se 10
tie ytung k = ir pre- faratior st the P-isoe GaF-
eta, corner Of Sixth avenue and frteen'a street.
The prcpri,tc, ias engaged Mr. Harry "sit'y, wh"ss
sklGfa horsemsrssip and beautiful ard curi"u>iy-
tisrsd horses tIcifed % much admiration OF Sitos
les, " r,er; ard With lin = complete ard varied
troupe az equestrian performers. Trey VIZ e'n-
nenCe their series oi exhibitions ca Nednes isy-
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te.fo0 ,sair,l sbout $'scso the pas, year. The
~.rkwi.i H. cornSaenced immediately.


UAStrx Rauso,p-<SvsNEs AREAscrNysTs.-
rs~ Tme Tacis goes into effect tie Harlem
Railroad to-nnorrcf, rroTnirg, The principal change
ade j. that cf ruaring the Ivrr Plains train ~ an
Fxsrss. 20 White Pisins for the accommodation cf
these preceding 10 Lsss MshopAe ia the evening,
ard ssrong Ike feci,ic4 down fron the Lake IN the
Afternoon.
The departure OF the ,raiv from the city VII b. rs
fol, vs.:
r..ss. IL. f. wiEssnstr.dse .,s 4E Wy ,.,.icr.
ss"s. H. ~ AhsAy tnsil ard az stations stoye WtsssuF
s.Sa a m, tts wilis z..brdss asd all va, .taslcus
.:S :. NJ. isr " iis1 sblidsr src al rsy station.
f1c n n, fos White Ffins snf al wAs .srous
- ss DOvvr Plains ,,Dpp'us White Psas ncd ~,y
soeP. "a tr Whit. Pl,in. ard az way sS.iopI
t:l5 .. fl Nh.t- Plains sud al way srs,iors
$50 6. n. ioT = HiAnseI-,se AID way -sa,sDns.
MAD Doc SHor.--A lerge white dog shot yes
terdsy sy ofc-t On,hark he Ninth Prcin The dog
iuo uunter of without irurns snd then rushed
ilto bcGca house. wherc be shut In by
,-dirs there The otsr fired twice sh partial
effect b., lad give tie 6rishnins blow with hsmaes
TAKrS AT LAsr.-Robert Foster, man suspected
Of rottias cvuuyao nsaled Richard Murphy while lying in
drvtkeC in the esr ., the Arsaany House e'irr
p king his 70 k,, gold w,eh aud chain, w'Eth $50
wss hues,,e StsidAI AREA sGccs ia eHsaas tee Po4e o
tb'p mouth lie wss brought before the Cy Hal folee
Coust, and ooumfcd.
A ROGUE ARREsrKD.-Sou.e weeks ago a shrewd
ov cs,s '1e sl flee of john Rods 20 look Tor
ard msusss - steal box corlanioe S9j ~ BY
tstituug fsc-si. Yesterday. Mr. Rodgers Ieccyusrd
ths sud slhcGsa b. attempted 20 leave. toSk
him into custy he ccunitea Tor a by Justice oasck'
tntush.
ALLEGED DsoRDERLY liovsr.-Mrs 5. l.. Jack
,on yoans good hooking widow brought before the
City Hall Pcce Court Yesterday eharge az keepus dsor'
drly house Grrne she dismissed on her osa
I,,Osnixaucs arp his sneron for examination The
~itLhed or the reporters b the officer o tAe Court
having the cs-e ~ chaTgc.
Brutal AssauIT.-Ou sunday evetiug party Of
lsnas zet.er bad id returned from nobseu,
sss, end ~aaoEy assaulted in Wet Broadway near X ads
by gsns ruhsls. who beat them unmefc y
They IL upon AID beat uIohendins boy named Neo
Tie fellows whose were W Casey Thomas '" Lom
bA.d sllss Bob NL,ee aud hery Henmnswsy wore
wbei. hey dGkny said have ben purchased with
couL,eIi,h go till They We're al committed se sas"es
CAYrHLsE BuRSISG.-Mrs Bliss, residing at the
corner Thirty snd Third stcmosd 10
ktGe her fire by rrrirg the burning wood ca
MdsJ ouiDk when she sbockiasy burned by the eSpo
s.o. II thou sh that she csnHot survive
GPASD LARcEsY.-A man named William Prutte
wss suutsy by Oceo Phillip. Of the Second Pre-
charged th stels N. 18th OF D-cembof last. two
coats yautds tS eanond Ins valued At - ana -
pr taken before Jusicc Breuasn, who committed him
ioT rN
lAdvrriseu:en.I
BRADyS GALLERIES.
AassortPEs kso DAcUGeRsoryrss.
kos SO and 6sj Broadway, Ne1-fork aud No. ~ fcnr'
syivsuis-sv. Wasbington ID. c.
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IAdyertisemeut
MODERN MIRACLES.

The rrnlsrksb. cures Effected By Mrs NJ n GARD
sER's CgLssRATtp tsDiM MEoiciSr, ~hch stsnd. un
n, allied as L- srf, cous. Cold Group Bronchitis sud
Iuns Complaints Sold by all the D"gxsts; WEENs PorrrR
No. lA " ashinftoDst Boston. General AseLts
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IAdStrtiAsn,entl

WHAT TO DO FOX ALNING.-I0 insure success
AT Lsprire.s great question with uiost youns To
iseru the t defects AID adaptation 20 business consult
FOWLER WELLS Pnrenologt, No. 5G Broadway
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COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

reguur meeting of tlc Health ComrrsesioSsrs Wa
held yo.tsIoay;be -eino. u-la, beiug Pr' ate.
ard r.d IN tie Mayor'- Office. The parties prr-ett
were Mayor Tienisin Mr.. Corren. Dr.. Gum Rock.
web aud Miller, and Dr. Boyd, the Health Officer OF
BTookly1.
Ire rsu gh,erhou-es pig-pens, AID bone-bciinc es-
tebiishmeuis the neghbOrh,td of Efy-=ixth street
md scveuih avenue were coupGirod e by Mess's.
Huilry Stewart. and other. ne tec'gGng disagree
bis cdrriferous with the adysucs Of "a nm r.
feIred to the Superintendent of Sariiar. Insperti'r
Tic ruisarces exiting q; No-. AMI y CHI street,
ard No. Z2ii Ninth street, reported being re-
moved.
The brig En- cline Rui,er arrived at Quarantine on
Friday last, hsyii been i6 days on her passage from
Rio J-reiro, with eote, va, reported by Dr. oaun Is
properly tumiga'ed and having only one sick an on
bosfd stream reImt vas granted hsr, and the
matter given III charge Of DR.. Cum:
The brig JoseILiDe, witch arrived on Saturday, and
with cargo CT hides and hair reported h.yiog
had four among the crew sick, but as al w-u since
April II. Tie Commissioners recommended the Cap
tSin TO select SOME more NCgttern port but agreed to
toke The matter a. ain under consideration on We'd
nesdsy.
TIE brigs Sprite ard Jessie, both from Rio Janero
with cGrgoes OF coffee, were referred to the Health
Officer.
A number of reports from the Health Inspectors Of
different ards then preeebted showing the con-
dron Of tho streets they appeared unier process o
renovation, and the number Of carts aud nea EN-
pl0yed.
lhc nuiiber Cf men empoycl IN tLs SECOND W sru
yesterday thirteen, including tie foreman. The
general condition Of the Ward especially in the ne gh
borhOod Of the market was very dirty. The work,
however, was gong on rapidly.
In the Fourth Ward fifteen men and two carts were
reported st work yesterday Very little method Sas
used, the men moving about from place to place snd
having 10 one to oycrEce.
ia tie Eleventh Ward 3, men sud six carts, with
ore foreman, were at wok on Saturday. Yes eriay
about the same force was continued, the Inspector
ri ding a the duty of supcryirlOp.
IL the Fourteenth Ward q men were reported at
wok, 81 hich 10 were sweepers and eight we're men
having lorses 6Dd caits. A lack of method in the
performance Of tho work was complained q. The
men worked rather slowly and l,f or some al and
tie reInninder at 5 O'Clock.
In the Seventeenth Ward % men were at work, hev-
ing pIoportonate number Of cars. The dirt vas
orv and lie work done we'll The men were employed
ia three gangs-
In the Twentieth Ward there were p laborers and
- cars, employed in two gangs each OF which had
foreman.
The remaining Wards rot heard FROM Ad-
iourred 10 WedIesday at IL O'Clock.
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DANIEL CARPENTER, Gel

Is,rcUrArros or The CEs1RAL PAEK.-Tbe be-
NJ tfoont part which the Central Park il hereafter TO
besi in our city affairs was yesterday duly iusugu.
rated. A portien Of the Paik about large a. Dos
ton Common, has, il appears, been slrendy CON-
peled 1t 10 not to be approached by carriages aud
i. 80 far in tue nterorthat pedestrians do not easily
fibd It. l, has therefore been hardly discovered
yet by the general public. The luborer, the Park
have spread akroHlejge of the fact, however among
their friends, ard early yesterday morning without
warpiig TO the authorities OF the design and uithout
permission, a procession from the cit; entered the
ground took full possession, and with singing. dane.
ing ana gses, used that which IL their for the
first tine in the most happily appropriate manner.
Baskets Of crackers and cheese, oranges and pure
water from the rock-spribgs Of the Park, were the
provisions Of the feast. His Honor the Mayor, did
not preside 10 Commissioner present, the Alder
men aud Couucimen stood back, no distinguished
guest visible tie cheering was rot loud, there
were 10 ssluies ef artillery, there Was not even
band Of uuse, and the procession was Of very
struggling" character. Peter Cooper, Gen. Nye,
DR.. CLspin, Mr. Beecher, Dudley Field, Mr.
Raymond, Mr.. Fry, Gen. Webb, the Veterans
and Stephen II. Branch, were equally absent.
II wss only by accident that single reporter was
present, and be can give coherent report. Young
ladies without hoops, boys without fre-crackers or
cigar- and continuous joyous shouts being the
only underseored line of the dralt he presents u-
IL was nevertheless a mos; 1T and happy ceremony,
most successfully conducted for we do not learn that
so much a. leaf vss plucked AID Of those taking
part Lot one wa, arrested by the ever-ygilent. We
c. graduate cur feoveitizens that hundred and
fhy children from the By Dock, tnd half dozen
Sunday-schoo teachers, from the same locality, have
taken ihi. great duty into their owh hands and got
through with It 81 appropriately 30 happily sHa 70
ckesply B. L ominou- for the future of lie PARK!
THx REMOVAL OF FNIGHT-SoTL-A SEw CosrRASr'
The Msy OF and Controller appointed last week
by the Health Commissioner 10 make arrangements
ior Tie removal Of nigh.soil from the city, ihsy re-
ceived various prOpOsAls one Of $40 Per week nom
the nan who had she job uader Mr.. Morton and the
Board q Health =, tI 30 per week but n'Ai'! tney
awarded i, to rev AID responsible party si,""
pey meath. Thi. vii make Eis contract ioI ta-s yeS
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THE LowBEE JUpesysr SErILEp.-The Controller
after receiving the necessary legal advice-ieoided
yestertsy to settle the Io Sher claim by paying the
auovn, Of tie Judgment He fund that tbeee ~s' no
way d getting tho matter 10 Court again 10 the ad-
vantage Of the city sud was to the Guys interests
% get rid Of il.
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lAdvrrtiemea.I
BRADY'S GALLERIES.

AhRsortPEs kAO DAcUEeRtortpss
No. SO and 6s5 Broadway NevYork. aud No. So Penn
syivsris-sy. Washington. ID. G.
Pictures q all descriptions copied 10 every style oi Me an
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

EXCISE CoNmIssIosERs.-This Board has COM
mel ced 800 suits against liquor dea!er, and the
pepers in $50 Of them have been served by the Sher
iff The Attorney has in his hands 600 complaints,
which will be delivered TO the Sheriff for service at an
early day. Three hundred suits are against parties in
the Third Ward come Of them being respectable
storekeepers A new question will arise on one Of
these cases. storekeeper who sells liquor in this
city resices in the state OF Connecticut and under the
present Excise law, be is not entitled to license the
statute declaring that licenses shall be granted to
persons residents of the town city" where such
inn tavern, or hotel is kept, &c. The question will
be- can ponresident sell liquor in New-fork with
out a license while residents compelled to Obtain
them or abide by the penalty o. the law As soon as
the Board s furnished with suitable quarters, they
will hold regular daily sessions for tho remainder OF
the fifty days to finish their annual session.
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ALDERMANIC COMMITTEE on RAILROADS.

AIDERMANIC IOMMll LEE ON kAlLhOaDo.
This Committee met yesterday afternoon at Room
No. City Hail. for the purpose Of hearing state nents
in regard TO the petition presented by tho Hudson
River Railroad Company, requesting to have the time
Of six months allotted by an or finance passed in
December 1853, during which 10 remove the Com.
pspy's eugine-hOuses and depot ~ a point above
Fifty third street extended 10 allow from three
to five year, An opposing petition, signed by a
large lumber of property along the ue ot the
Hudson River Railroad track below Fifiythrd street,
wa ao read. and repreeented that the time allowed
notwithstanding the assertion Of Mr.. Sloan, the Pres
dent OF the Company, sufficient; and urged
adherence TO the orgiua ordnance.
Mr.. NORTH of the Hudson River Railroad Company,
represepted the interests Of tbat body and saei IN At
il uas their desire to have the wori - Immediately ="
stricken out in the ordnance refertd to, and to have
the ordinance modified in such manner rs to mako Il
possible to comply which it beyond their poser
10 co. lie also stated that they would put passenger
csIs on the road 1t was possible to obtain
th, ni-probably in one OF two weeks.
number Of gentlemen represented the interests of
the property hcderr but nothing of great ipoitaGce
was brought forward 10 support Of the petition.
Dir. BOOLE then requested Mr.. North to draw up an
article including tho changes desired 10 the ordinance,
which beng agreed to, he pron naunced the meeting
adjourned 10 Monday al oclcck for further hearing
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ROGUE ARREsrKD.-Soue weeks ago. shrewt
fellow csra l. 0oe Vf John Rodg 20 look 10
steal box Containing Ss!5 Is b.
ctstuting fse-.ii. Yesterday Nj Rodgers recognized
10. a hoggh b. attempted 20 leave. to
him into ousy II, ounta for tiai by Justice oasek
tntu.h-
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TAKEN AT LAsr.-Robert Foster, a man suspected
ol rottias uriymao nsaed Richard Murphy, while yias IN
drurk In the tsrn - the A-eaany House. estrr
esith AID Third aba, SIX wecks sz-
p king his 70 kst gold w,rsh and chain. wrth *iSe-
yesterday, sie fy eSsdias the police tor
month lie brought bsfoTe the CITY Hal Polee
Court arc cou-mtycd.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

THE PoIIcE not TO ISTERFERE WITH PoLnICs.-
Iu conss qucrce Of lis having appeared that one or
more cap,aus and other members Of the police force
were d,eply interested in political matters, aod
connected with different Committees, Of the Com
uissioncls at The las: meeting of the Board, offered
aresolution that tbe General Superintendent be di
rected to notify the members Of the Depart nent that
the thirty seventh rude will be rgdiy enforced and
thnt any volaiion Of the same will be deemed cause
Of ofdismissal from the force.
Two Of the members strepuously opposed tie reso-
lu,ior aud made as amendment that connection
With pru AIRY elections or voting at the same be
eepted. Tney of opniou that members Of the
Department should have the privilege Of voting at
primary elections If they chose AID they did not
cider that such voting could be construed as an in
fripgement Of the thiyseventh rule, which is a. fol-
lows
The sht 20 vote guaranteed By the Constitution every
citizen of The United States; bet in order @ dis
u,nb.r e t Police Dcpsrue will be permitted II couu~c'
hin f directly sny ~sy Gh society, elab, connee
craalIson of kmd the object 81 which he political
sdysnos mert Of parry Clique or individual
Mayor Tienann supported the resolution, and con-
tenoed ttat any connection with primary elections
was as much an Infringement Of the 3,th Rule as if
the men were connected with society club or CON-
u,itiec-in fact it was one and the thing.
Tie amendment was voted down, aud the original
question carried, FIVE voting in the affirmative, and
t~o in the Negative.
The following order issued yesterday by Acting
Genersl-superItendent Carpenter to the Captains of
the various " ards:
The resolution havir rssed the Board Of Police
on the 9Th nfts you will rad to the members Of your
uLd sud rll upon them the ueces'J u: rigid aud faithful
conIIiispcr " Ith the ssne
hail my duty uhen Information 10 me from
members O the Dpsrtnrnt or citizens Of suy nfnfemeut
upon h, ho, regulation iks evidence and submit the
Ene o q e b. sssd
Re.lsed That the Superintendent b. directed
III, The that the 37th Role will be
siy enforced ths, any viosou Il tho will be det
I'd osise foT dismissal from the force.
by order Of
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

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