The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-02


numbers IN View York look upon suspension Of Boyds
Express a public Gala nifty. Mr. John Dix, IN the
Tte OF yesterday Gays he wishes TO be told personally
Of any neglect or detention 70 TIE delivery OF ie,ters az
he ,,,.S ;eass The papets w s.dicu..ns u 81 NOW,
air Mi simply and briefly s..,e that lao ros,a,ng
rwenty ,hird street, wrote letter last II nh
10th Of this month, and received II TINS DAY, the
al.o wrote 10 friend in Wall street on Saturday, and
10 day at twelve il had not been delivered appeal TO
Won sir Is ii this most disastrous state OF things
voar aecurtomed love Of right and fair play cali the at
tention Of Mr. Dix and o. the community TO t. csc acs3
particular about dating this and would ike to
hear Through the HEHALD) when II arrives
NEW BUILDINGS.
We are respectfully informed by p II c., that in our
accoun, of "New Buildings in the Metropolis" mistas
has been made in a.tributng the ownership of II
stores Nos IS and 20 Reade street to Messrr
No IS has been built and IS owned by NJ o. Aso =
>AfAy 70 correct in
VIEWS OF Ir,NpcS DETECTIVE.
% TD xp.na o. 30 HERALD.
was TO- man. years corr3cted with the Iaadon police
On ae cve service, but resident Of New York
cy Perrait briefly say that, in my Judgment the
Why OF mysterious crimes not ferret
ed or that great haste is used in agesting supposed
oaders and locking them up when tho evidence is slight
soad or this being pursued let the police, the
coroner magistrates exercise for time surveillance
unmolested 1t is an old provcrb, "give rogue rope
enough ard he will hang himself Our police aud coro
the moment they suspect man let him know H. and
shut him up and be then straigh.way his guard.
suppose Mrs Cunningham had been let out on bail very
early or not arrested q, all eu. had been watched night
kind manauvre appeared IN the baby sequel, which
successful Take the recent Of Charles Jcferds
He suspected and be gave himself up Instead OF
being placed under surveillance and allowed his rope be
ia locked up and put his guard. Suppose he had not
been placed custody then be would have been forced
10 become witness The coroncrs jury could have pro
Doupced the OF death And If Jeferds DO
sc, his letters his visits his mornings or outgoings
In very few weeks reasonable detective surveillance,
would have been found (Which now has been perhaps pre-
vcned) tangible legal evderce Of his guilt. Thcsc
| illustrations will show my ideas
TEAT INEVITABLE BROOKLYN FERRY.
30 TIE EDITOR of THE HERALD
Upon crossing Catharine ferry about i've p H. yes,er
day, rendered to the change taker half dime. He Of
fered noe three copper CHANGE respectfully sug
gested that be should give three cent piece (here
being money drawer at the timc) to which he
demurfed saying he had to spare demanded my
coin back again took q stand by and, return
ing han led him two cents saying that fair tender
according to the rates OF ferrage that when proered
silver should reasonably expect silver return when
was saluted with "Go TO h-n . the gentemany gate
keeper coming 70 this party's ASSISTANCE and in addition
the OF explosives lat entirely rodned
print suggested the removal Of my mus ache thinking
perhaps, that unless TO known shoulder hitter, It
was an entirely too ornamental aopendage Are these
things sustained by orders of this monopoly has their
success thus far had this evil upon their
ployesS stand ready to meet these charges s,,-.n
THE wALToN-MArHEws MURDER.
4 correspondent, styling himself sympathy" sug-
gests, very properly, that provision be made by the
friends out OF the estate of Mr. Walton, for the widow
Of the brave Mathews, who lost his life in the
deavor walton's assassin The suggestion
mends itself to consideration.
THE POLICE STAR CHAMBER.
correspondent OF inqasitive turn OF mind, who
oewed prisoner TO Of the station houses 70
what would become OF him. feels quite indignant bee
the closed in his face, and asks "whether they
have a right TO make u star chamber Of station
houses Our correspondent had better avoid places Of
that character
THE POLICE AND THE FARO BANKS.
TO THE EDITOR o. The HERALD.
Do you suppose that the officers Of the law the supcrin
tondeni OF the Metropolitan Police, tho Mayor
himself, arc uuknow!ng to what IN alarming extent
gaming 10 carried in midsts II they are. they
should be informed once believe myself that these
institutions be stopped in their operations There
mstaking the law the point Then why enforce
~ Can be possible that the officers refrain from doing
parties who keep these houses Can il Be through fear Of
being sssassinated by whom the gamblers could
The police taken Is body, are bold and fearless, aud
often venture their lives 10 the discharge OF their
selves frequent the pisces but they very when
compared to their numbers Those Of them who arc thus
recreant in example and trust are heartily ashamed At
have come under my own observation. what DO you
think Mr.. Editor, Of such state Of thingsf Has a.
~ that in years thief The pickpockct the
gar and all others who obtain money by fraud and dts
honesty shall 60 free and unmcIestedS
CITY RAILROAD AcconMoDATroS.
10 rHK xDros oy TIE HERALD.
MONDAY, August 8, 1860.
As you engaged 10 holding up 70 public repro.
baton the rogues and swndlers OF other classes may
request Of few lines expose the shameful
practices OF company which, though often censured,
st bid defiance 70 the indignant renonsrances
OF the pressf The managers OF the Third avenue
pany, who have secured uithost payment . privilege
worth at least 800 900, aud whose stock s said to
be quoted 1875 utterly regardless OF the cofor,
or the safety OF the public When we consider t6ai
the valuable Franchise they have yratgously obtained Is
much plundcred from the patient, taxpaying pub;
ac,ent accommodations for those whom they have thus
cheated. Is notorious that tfty per cent Of the pss
sengers have 10 stand, they being 10 fact picked as
cosc behring's a barrel. aud almost sitting with
heat. We're this but all. would not complain OF
lends :, The esrsnss q the = serlns public bu, hat
tcrly they transfer the contents az one car into
other though both are already duel OF n least The seats
In crowded car ir which May we're standing, to our
surprise ordered 70 set out NJ sniy sixth street
Here We found another crowded car May were obliged
TO wait: bat tie two 'iaiits with being
get bono. managed with great ialsety 70 ct stand.
ing room inside N which position O5ls 4 -
main t we were ths bcari Of the CITY ana very
our destnsiiou Now sir, five Obliged h. submit 10
be crowded IN tbs usual vay redress case
the occupants q crowded put iuO 5thcrt
II there ey which their charter be for
fe,cd in Of such oaifsges II Re true that c1rpo.
rat.ors have souls. cannot Outraged community
reach them TIE only part where they sctstive,
namely, the pockets NtAiO3
sEwISG MACHINE FArESr.
~ utroR
he { AZ 80 Wal tfs
the application o. ias Howe Tor .. hs 7a;cr,
Tor sewing mach.ncs Is surprising. Mr. Hove sr,ass
that hi receipts have reached the euSrmoas amount n
four hundred and forty four thoUsan dollars who the
public give him credit for mach larger prohts. H. las
bought Up tue manufacturers aud having secured their
silence he feess himself sale, II i asserted that this pa
tent i worth hfty millions u dollars ~ the public.
When reject upon the fact that tho csiersi0n sOrii
az lcAst nllnr 20 VI HnNr be aNrnLs and tlaf