New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

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which are productive, and wbic1 will enable the
aware Of the metal.
THE SUPPRESSION OF VAGsAHcY.-1he Board OF
Poloe Ma tra,es in order to give the Commissioners
Of Charities and Correction aud the Police Com mis-
sontrs cporunity TO assist in the suppression OF H.
Temperance aud vagaucy, have adopted rule that az
q 70 and pm. daily al persons charged with in
toAcation sh4A be brought before thsm for exar
ton They cay 1T at those hours it would be both
proper an convenient for the Com nssiOners Of Pubic
G. aTities AID Correction and the Commissioners of
tie Metropolitan Police 10 present sny evidence IN their
possession teFdgg to establish charges Of yagrsncy
aQaius the p,rsens 80 arragued. The Com nj tee DO
not doub that through such system the repeated ten
dsy coumittals complained of coud be in great
measure avoided The Board have also adopted the
following.
Reeir.d That the Board o. Nsopo,n Police Commission
ad the Conmissione Of Public Cha e sud Correction be
pos 70 sdsnce ii Of psrsos VITO being haoitcA
rkad ygrAuts and hst such evidence be furshe1 %
the Police Juts The hours apsit for the examination o.
peIsoEs charged With nodaicu to W.T. a. o'clock s. u ana
Rsre That the of metropolitan Police be requested
have ohsesee prepared and furnished In such cases AID
with ist Of tho witnesse 70 snbssa,iAte the charge
Rf-sd That copy Of tn foregoing resolutions be sent to
els 0. Pubic Chaies Correction.
If tie authorities named will OILY c,0parate with
the Police MAGISTRATES in tie manner suggested there
can b. 10 question tina. the result viii be eminezty
beneiicis TO puzzle morals. Instead Of the Courts
being crowded by ten-dsy cases instead of fl:s Of
bloaied men and beDg daily msrshaled through
the strees place Of embarksIion for Blackwels
slauda spectacle traly revolving though intended to
serve useful purpose by making the poor wretches
asbamec Of tEereyl coursesthese people, who canpot
take care of themtelye viii be pa. out Of harms way
for half year each, ri least; and possibly be led By
aosti1en from bad habits TO mend their ways.
APPOINTMENT or A JUDGE--LgTTER IRON Gov.
MoRGAS Tie following letter was received in this
city yesterday. Tie appointment which il coufers has
been accepted by Dir. White:
s1ATz Of NE"AoNA AIsAsy de a. Is
"JANEs W. WaIrE, esq.-Deor SIR have this
day appointed you Justice Of the Superior Coart OF
the City of Eew-iofk, to MI the va ,ancy asOned
by the resignation of tbs Hon I'D qacs Perspont ard
wlxch takes effect on Tho first Of November nSxt.
hope il vii lie agreeable to you 10 accept the APP
pOintment ,.,,.-...
III '''' respect your '''0's' L. D. MORGAN
The following If Dir. Whites letter accepting the
appointment;
EHw-YoRx, No. 81 Liberty street. Oct "A, 1860.
The Hon Edwin ID. hiOFGAAt 'EtcernOTs 0r.
DTAR SIR: have received your kind favor of the
I'd pst informing that you had that day appointed
me 5stice OF the Superior Court OF the City OF New
York, to fill the vacancy occseloned by the resignation
Of tie Hon. Edwards PerTepOnt-
SeDsibly apprecistirg the honor conferred, accept
OF tie appointment, and shau endesyor to discharge
the duties IT deyolyes upon me faithfully and honestly
TO tie best Of my ability.
Permit me- dear Sir 70 edd that the pleasure which
ts marx OF confidence inspires, ia incr sssed manifold
by tie TACT that proceeds from whose is
Justly held in honor throughout our s ate by all VINO
love public virtue desire the perpetuy Of Repuo
can principles. am, dear Sir with mucb respect,
Your obt, serv't JAMES W. WHITE.
Tn FUsIos PROCESSION. - The procession was
counted bet seen Ninth and Tenth streets 1t was NO
hours and forty minutes passing. There were 6e6
musicians 5i93 persors ia uniform Of all sorts, and
9l3 Notwithstanding in 81 LOB. The count
was carefully made by two persons counting The
bar DE- and the other the 4nd-r Of the procession
This ia the result Of count made Of each ne, aud
roborstes that inside by our reporter.
CHRss.-The lis,s for the Third Free Chees Tcurns-
ment are now open at the MorPby Chess Rooms ssd
playing will begin on the 10Th Of November. A
spleuoid large sized portrait Of Paul Morphy, by
Gurrey & Sen, richly framed is the frat prize, and
stauntons nav work, Chess Practice, the second
BLIsDFoLn CnEsS BY Mr.. PArLsEs.-Yesterdsy
evening, at The Morphy Chese Rooms, rner Of Broad
way ard Fourth street, Mr.. Louis Palen, the ceis-
bIted chess player a. the request CT the proPre'or
hessrs Kappner s ha'zl played four games smui'
Ia eousy without seeing any of the boards. hS OPP
ponents were Mr.. Denis Julien Mr.. t. AcCutoheon'
DR.. S Wollheim aud Mr.. L. Chamier. ail well known
in the chess circles Of the city strong players Mr.
psu,sn had the first move al each beard and the open
ines respectively were sicihan Game Evans GArabit,
Eyans Gambit Evsded, and scilian Game. Plsying
CO mmeuced at i've o clock. Az u Mr.. julien, DIR.
Wollheim, and Mr.. Chalnier, farther contest being
hopelsss, resigned. Shortly afIerwsrd both Mr. Paul
cen aud Dir. McCuscheon agreed 70 consider tbs re-
naming game drawn. A large humber Of spectators
witnessed this remarkable fts; Of msuory, many Of
wtou irdased frs<ly IN r.Darks sai bsst2 red Ia,