New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-18
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This Board met at Police Hssdqusssn. ye.ssrdsv
afternoon, President STILLsAE In did chair 80 "a
Mayor. Nv
Mr.. BAILEY offered two resolutions, one of vhish
was as to whether the detailed men at the Courts And
chambers might not be diminished and the other csIl-
ing upon Mr.. Embree, the Chief Clerk 10 report ths
number Of clerks 10 this Department their clerical a.
yes and "a TO whether there might not be dininu-
ton made ! . :. = -
resoIuon was adopted, directing the President to
ii"n ~ the Board Of Supervisors for approphs
'n 10, hos peing exactly adapted for such purpose
ne ionowpg members ofthe old force we're restored
Ion sne usual re5gning all claims 70 back par.
Co,rsI,s EN-; cx1eenih Ward Jauss KIRK, TSrd;
Thirteenth. o' W. ""nA"a No
The resignation: of Pa,rcIman Carpenter Of sb.
| geVenoeentn ward, and Doorman Parker Of Tia
Twenty-third Ward, were received and sscsntAS
The General Supernten dent presented III ouartarv
report nom Which we make The following sztrsc
ntendsnts Carpenter and Folk ths tsserspb cDsrstor
The Piesdent Of The Medical Staff and the Prousrty
Clerk. The General says:
% whom ~ s end sy.s e. s' s. s.
Bratyn ranks Captains 81 serrssnts u Doosn and iss
tailed = Conf. and Other places, d. reliable day sud nsk
Tie fsres n Esw'Ycrf rank. % capsssu. sursss. ,ss
'esn,. 81 eoormeD. and s:s Psirsnssp.o.sI. sSs T
sssI i. sfs a. r. sassa q Genet -
tss 70 regular gstrO du.J, sosr: s0pey.d .ssi
Die .aIS e. fore s. + Ia. s
.ys BY 'Jss IS n "a. = ysr. s;s1.
ssI s ~; "a s5 the were sssnss risS q
ssSsr ID in as foI onen.e. sssin. The
1cc Pesc and Ia 70, petty larceny OF the latter a
s,I Sssy ssiSs ,a and
q public hsp DaSp snd sss =
bat Il. srle.t: ", :. uniformly Siderable mbst az naoss
az than on suSds whss con arrested IL To srs %rss
females IL Gu Tss ssss ssats
be United States % SSl were person. oslss birth - ma
WITTY unknown 1871 whsle, 26s CO. oed sSs wesszr
led g. 1888 angle, 265 no report made.
The statistics show that there were lee: aunoer es1
nj while the Caeases against prop sy only f on
the arrests for personai ofem 60 lei on per
1 sns s sSsst ss a%a dc ns % sn Il
This may perhsps be- In ,oms sss.ss ss o' ~ ~
s,aon Of 15 !, .s sas sep. s ssc.S
smne and 20 thi; that oseaSss. Of certain classes a
uenty escape polio. attention than in suInsr Tasre
uas the last increase Of Arrest: or burglary and
Th.rspOed osse. the mstropollis1 Di:ts. during !se
q1sr from robss and larceDiss Of a kind, smountsdo
e aPd Ss assles.s s ' TS
Ise.vss % IN ss aS: ss' %
oysIed By the detectives for psis. out 81 district.
There during the quarter "a az desuse persons fnr-
eat .Ec house End lols resOrsdto tAsr parents "a
a and % @ To-. s sS and w as
hes their 5 stores and dwslz
ocs si6ns and At 46 othsr res the pOe sdsa the de-
.tenL 81 rescued from cyns The Coroner
red e AID ssg osI . Sen from odssIs and ,:ens
e keeping restored them In sdditen 70 1,s ssss
sins made to the Corporation Attorney ofs-cemplainss
nodsto the Corporation Attorney in Ne~fof ana
10 the Corporation Attorney Ia Brooklyn,
The report was, on m5ton, ordered on fle. The
ard then adjourned.