New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21
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%. CONN IssIONERs or POLICE.
The board me. yeeieiday afternoon OF pQl,oo Bead
ausIter., All the members present. except Mr.. Bailey
and Ns~sr Powell. -
Dcnas Hines of The finh PreSncs who was 40
nil. td from the foroe ebout fortnigh ago, was re-
siurs3, fome mtgStng ciTcEmtanc13 being oGsrsd
tlt the Board had kuo hedge OF Al the tins Of the
trial.
letter was rccsVed from the General SnE1riniead-
% stating that Ire had gwen mueI attention. 10 tue de.
tolls OF tho different DC 6rtmeItt of the forss aud had
sought 10 sccure steady ratherihan v,iet improve
msnt, by the careful investf cation OF ebusss TO be
Corrected aDd persistent sup port OF prstent reiorms-
tory p.asuros Deliberately Determined on. While
having tire subject l1er consideration, be had been
met By q reeolntOn Of the Eoard withdrawing poe
ton CT the power hat they had some time ago
ferrcd upon him. lie had previously contemplated do
taGDga sergear over tho men dotsed at the Conrtss
mo-. hos ever, 20 interfere in any way with the bus
Of tbo Courts but shat such Sergeant might excr>
cise proper and iudclons supervision OF the nen,
ard make report VI the amount Of duty they per.
formed. The suggestion was entertained, and tho
luton 10 thu. effect adopted. Che General
quesed TO Rame Tor the 0ice, at the next meet
ng
toe TwentJ-sixth Precinct; Sergeant Banfe,d of the
Twelfth 10 the Twenty siytbi Sergeant Bracket Of
the Twenty sixth 70 the Second; Patroan Dawson
of the Eighth to she lweuty-sixtb; HoFTig.u Of TIE
Twenty sxth 10 the First; IcArthur Of tis Twenty
sixth 10 the Twelfth.
The detaimenas and business transacted at the spe-
cal meeting of the Board day or two ago were con-
fiJmed al the regular meeting.
The following membersof the old force We're rein
stated:
p. Scuddcr of the First; 4. Burns, First; J. j.
Quinn, Sixth; J. McCo6Ser Twelfth j. Gully, jr,
Seventh; ID. Mcclure, Fourth; c. Ebling Seven
teenth j. Dunpley, 1Nenty-frt; Il. Timpson, Sec
Ond; Z. Hart Twentieth; Il. Ryan, First; 5. Myers,
Second; II. Bryce, Sixteenth.
At the request of the Mayor the Counsel of the
Roar made a N fSao
land Of the Sixth Ward member CT the Old foreei
ard Mr.. Garland was reappointed.
The Beard then adjourned
THE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
An adjourned meeting of the Republican Central
Committee was held at the Republican Headquarters,
No. 6iS Broadway, last evening, Mr.. L. DELATIEID
SMITH in the chair The first business transacted was
D reference TO the contested seats in the Sixth Ward,
which, after lengthy discussion, was conc'Hjed by
the admission of the following delegates to seats in the
Committee: Owen W. Brennan, Josoph w. Hawkes..
German Betternich, George Grund, and David
Divine.
The Protest in reference TO the Eleventh wasd was
next asengP and dussed Te,utns n the ad%snn
Joseph l.. Perey, and John IAnders, to seats m the
Committee.
The contesied seats in the Seventeenth Ward were
also considered and Thomas Little, joseph Pnckney
a. j. Odell, and j. Cushing, admitted &c seats.
Tie Committee then proceeded 20 organize by elect
ing Daniel d. ConOver President OF the Committee for
y
James Gushing, jr., OF the Seventeenth Ward, secTe
taries and james Kelly Treasurer.
Mr.. CoHOyER, in assuming the duties OF the chair,
delivered neat speech ID the course of which he re-
marked that the present Committee the largest
most talented and Influential which had been organ
lied since the commencement of the Republics party.
4 resolution adopted 10 the effect that the Cen
trail Republican Committee attend The forthcoming
leCtufe Of The Hon. Flank p Blair at the Cooper In
etute, in body; and the meeting adjourned
&
NINTH WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.
The regular monthly meeting of the Ninth Ward
Republican Association was held 10 Beecker Building
Bleeeker street, last evening, AUGUSTUS +. Dow
President, in the Chair.
Mr.. =. y. RUSSELL said that he thought the Rspub-
cans Of the Ninth Ward ought TO make some express
Briggs, Their Representative in Congress lie ssid
that instead OF redeemiDg hs pledge to the Republ
cans Of that WaId, be had acted a iactoDst,
doralist, and disuDionist in the contest for the
by any nan who would advocate dsuDion. He moved
that Committee of three be appointed TO DRAFT set OF
resolutions denouncing George Briggs for his conduct
in Cor gress since liz meeting. Adopted.
Meesrs s. T. RuPfel Robert Peterson, and Ii. H.
Careill were appointed committee, and they retired
10 prepare their report.
Amer brief recess tho Committee reported the fol-
lowing resoluors, which were ado ped unanimously;
ofthe Rer usicsn 'ereI, consreS at ne time -
they In opp
sitiOn TO the fscous dorganizg aud dsunion Of ne
Rored That si constituents snd supporters Of the Hon.
George Bggs Of ts the With Congressional District de-
edsdy essppovo protest sini che course that senfs
eh,s beay and violated the professions and promised ade
Reored That members Of the Republican patty we assn
Ieteste ovI answering devotion to the Union and
S Sp by h and Sn ne
Den ocJste DjsuIion party
No further business being before the meeting, it
adjourned.