New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

a - 4. ,.oari 70 the New Police Commission; sn3ha-
"a ooa the appaDtaen, sa1d confirmation Of Messrs.
s,.xssu. B.rRsb aud Pi'eb1Ty as CoumlssoOers Gste
.A.sss been tAlh I'd OF IN the department. an octave
asns ouia DOS suffice TO oOntsin all she speculatiOns
As.haTe been induleed D relative 10 the course thar
yssl ee pursusd BY the new BOsrd Toe new bill pro-
vssss that the President of the Beard shall act
t<aBsFsl superintendent whenever vacancy exisis in
tan,efice, and az that Office lie now vacant the enc
sizes Of Mr.. PIlsbury have sssame1 and sprsadth
sss ls and wide that he would be both President and
s.etTal Superintendent and pocket the salaries pro-
ytasd for beth those positions.
A ramOr was also put 10 circulation that the old
BeAES would bold special meeting before the n'w
Commissioners had qualified and appointed Genera
Aansrmtendent In order TO Illustrate the meccenary
1sSsves imputed to Mr.. 2. The old Board od no'
set bow ever, and as far as our reporter 0'u'a 0a
hsd no intention of meeting Many OF tue CLERKS auu
.elxr at,aehes of the Department are IN oreaoioi
,snte Of uncsrtansy as 70 their fate, bat as Iar 30
can sseersap, there viii be no radical ehaogss -
..ae lime 70 come aud we bave been assorea Una
vyhst.ysr changes made will be ex'lnsVey LOT IN
ksbeft of the Department, and not Tor any P0ha'a
ssnsde1atiops.
M = rumorsS that Mr. Daniel Hasbrouck, who was
x..s,ed the force BY the late Commission charges
SCI ,efsted by Mr. Bailey for violating the rule and
rpSion Of the Department relative to participating
q = r.tieal meetngs is candidate for the position Of
CHEZ Clerk pow held by Mr.. Embree. This Office iS
-"'nonsibility ss nearly al the m 'ney
AID % the members of the Department passes 'nOaeu
sbe hsnds Of the person occupying tina. Posi00D 40
sssnrity s required. Ne, bsseroncR V wen kno Un as
,,,;s;an Of 4svv friends and many enemies in Kings
CsuDty. The belief that he will obtain the Chief
<serksbip IL based upon manisgs relationship that
ssssss between himself and NJ Bergen. From what
vslnow Of the latter we do not think that any such
eonsioeyation would induce him 10 appoint al I'M
rogsr person to any position in the Department Toe
sunsr thas Supervisor Kennedy desires the Office Of
General SuperinteDdepcy is a1tboritatively denied
YESTERDAY the Department was uuder the charge OF
setting General Superintendent Carpenter, the old
Comr,issioneIs having taken their departure
s,swas expected that the new Commissioners wouid
,,,txt nv the afternoon train Of the Hudson River
Rad nrd organize the Board, but they did not make
sS appearance and the organization will not, there
fore take place before 10 day.
RgEvaBERiEe STREETS Let them be rcnumbered
Htssal time. They needit bat for mercy sake, while
aAcut b, make it real Improvement and such posi-
yc bolsfs TO the people that every one will be recon-
sea 70 the Inconvenience of the change while in the
~.-.ssan state We want the east and wet numerical
.sss done away with. They a nuisance. There
ed Of them. Let the Numbering begin as Il
..sseovV ct Fifth avenue but instead of running out
- -haSay from No. / let the initial number be- say
81 NM. From this run forward toward the HUDSON
~ River and backward toward the East River 30 this
nunbers of every street would exactly correspond
Tkxt Is If the Plumbers from nine to ten hundred IN
FsaIts tnih street fall Fourth and Fifth avenue
shsFszse viii fall in the same place in Ons-hundred
s3f6urte nth street. This plan will allow for filing
.ddDR numbers at each and of the Streets with.
necessity for disturbing the numbers in the
eIsT. The avenues should be REMEMBERED upon the
sene principle that all numbers will always
speDe IN all the avenues, matter whether they are
lene or short a. either end, counting from the initial
psisk Will the Superintendent of the City Improve
lsssss think of this very great one 2
REMAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rumor in circulation
at the anniversaries of the religious societies would
dis year two weeks earlier than last year.
n an error and should at once be corrected The time
of zneeiiDg distinctly specified in the Constitution Of
nearly every society, and of the day cannot be
changed without mature deiberaton. The anniversa-
res FIl occur in May usual.
Th1 evening the Hon. John Sherman, NJ. G. from |
Oaio, viii address the Young Mems Republican Cent
rel Union in the large Hall of Cooper Institute. Tde
hall wfg be crowded, and we assured that large |
number Of ladies will be present.
Tar UNCERTAINTIES TIE GALLows-Morti- |
mer Shay, who was to be hanged the Doth instant
PuIsusrt TO sentence in the Oyer and Terminer for
nurder is Indefinitely Iesped in consequence of the
refusal Of the Court of Appeals hear the motion for
trial at this term Of the Court. His
now be argued until the June term. The Governor |
ss asked 70 respite Crinmns to the 10Th of April in
sFder that he and Shay might be hung together but
fsFeses ing Shay wculd succeed in stsving of exc
SUTTON through the CouTts he did not think it expe-
dent to interfere with the sentence of the Court in the
other csee.
MARINE TTENs-Anew steamship for Messrs Spof-
feF6, Tieston & Co., of the Charleston and New.York
line Is now in course of sruciion. The hull il by
J. WesteIvelt & Co. The engine, Of the beam va
ey 20 inch cylinder IL feet stroke is being built by
che Allaire Works
The steamboat Metropolis, Of the FAN River line s
row receiving boilers from the Allaire Works, at
thsr bier foot Of Corlears street. and other epais to
pu. her 10 first rate order for The coming season.
The steamboat Boston, Of the New York and Phila-
asIphia Steam Navigation Company, Is now receiving
nesx boiler and other extensive repairs, from she
AIlare Works. at their pier foot of East Eleventh
street, for the ensuing season.
The steamboat Seth Grosvenor built by the Allaire
Works for the New. York State Colonization Society,
now equppng for sea at their pier, East Eleventh
street. and will sail in few days for Liberia, coast of
Africa.
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