New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

before the SEPARATION Of the usua Sumuer recess al
though large port of The force are prodclen' 10
their u,usl eyerc s'4 yet a considerable number re-
quire the aid of skllfal teacher entertain sang nne
hopes OF marked improve nent within few mon .ls
in TINS department Of the personal discipline Oh 'he
force.
Whatever OF iGprOv ement has been made In tue u,s
cipne of the force is cue, Ill great measure W lo
industry and active vigilance Of the Disircs
Their efforts have been uutrlng, ana tne res's9 tu
labor have been correspondingly successful. mere
with submit their reports, for the peflod tney i've
been ID Office to which you are referred Tor minute
description of the coDoi,ioD OF each Precinct
CHANGE OF MEMBERS.
Tho cboroee in The members of the force during the
ouarier embrace the appointment OF superintendent
Z Ipspectors / Surgeon, 6l Fatfolneo, ana po'i-
men. While Sergeant, 26 Patroimen, and Door
men were dismissed; Captain, Sergtants, ana 10
poitoImen reeioned and fatrolmen and Doorman
deceased. OF the Patrolmen dismissed, were placed
ON the retired list.
ARRESTS.
The number of arrests ELECTED within perlou 70
short as three months uish very uncertain data as 10
tie condition of crime. They may DO mainly Tor OF
fenses committed before the term commenced ana hus
swell the apparent amount; or the converse OF lhs
would in the same manner, apparently reduce the
number IL r. quiTes longer period than leuge quar-
ter 10 reach suit at all reliable; and then it viii de-
pend on the efficiency of the police being uniform to
allow the number of arrests - indicate the increase or
diminution of crime. To afford All approach toward
Ieachir Judgment OH the subject the number OF ar.
rests Tor several quarters back il presented for COM
parlson: .oo
May l.."..........ls geo February i.''''''''''ls8
august 1922 May .....''''......ls
November l..........23 81 August H9i
The whole number aTrerte by the force during tue
dnarier was 90 SOL OF toe persons arrested, l0,9H
were males and 689i were females Also OF the mum
ber 6 AS could read and write, COS could read only
and 6Sl could neither read nor wrtei li,OJJ We're
married, and ii, l62 we're single. One in every A.;
was "a colOrtd person. Two nnths iocluding colored
persols, were natives Of the United States, and seven
intbs were Of foreign birth.
The tables Of age do not furnish data by which
proper average cau be made l, therefore, prefer 10
state that 666 Of the NAILS were between ~ ana ~
years 1853 wec between 20 and 80 years. ,lol we're
between 80 and 10 years, 200 were between 4O aud
so Years and 07 were over 80 years. and $50 Of the
females were between 10 aud 20 years, $40 were oe
tween 20 ana 30 years, 1FsS between 80 aud Az
yesrs 799 we're between 40 and 80 years. and Az we
over 30 years OF oge. Or the whole number II, lly
under 80 years and lOG2 were over 80 years OF
age.
were: males 3,44l; females, 546-.Ota, 1885, aud
for Cfenses against persons the public peace were:
males T. sl6; females, 6,3iS--tot.l 1881.
Tie amount Of o-tes by oiienses against property Is
ascertain I'd 10 be $40 2OJ 63; OF which the value oil
SIS 092 80 has been recovered.
TELEGRAPH.
TIE Police Telegraph has rendered Its usual amount
of valuable aid to The department. By the report OF
the Inspector If Telegraph, herewith submitted, IL VIII
be seen that 80 S6 messages received at or sent
from the central oie alone during the quarter. Al
though large share Of these were on Office business,
con, ected Immediately With the department. yet con
siderable portion wee incidentally 30; beng used to
communicate 20 all parts of the city the exact locality
of fires and the whereabouts OF lost children aud ol
sraytd horses and CATTLE and numerous other tems OF
value. The advantage the trading pablo derive from
the early noce il spreads Of the issue Of new counter
felt bns is of Itself worth the expense incurred IN
keeping il at work. The system or which TINS tele-
graph Is op rated is probably the best for tle purpose
(. L II 10 4Yr,e I'd AZ discovered.
But imtroyenent is needed, TO render II less liable 10
@ ting out OF ODER The lire between New-Yo aud
Brooklyn is in working condition. and the laspec.
tor Office Is In direct communication with the central
Office The new instrument Il being put in ali the
tons in Brooklyn, and we have reason to expect as
good results from s use there as in the City Of New
YoIk.
Officer Inspector Carpenter reports the work Of the
portion Of the District within the City OF York,
In addition arrests aud recovery Of stolen property,
10 have been az follows
2IOI Loot cbn5Ien restored to parents and guardians
1888 hcrses found astiay and re;toredto owners
I'll horses and vehicles restored to ownsIs
no found open and secured
go d" eliinss l9p ma open aIa sft ,I S,ce
50 fires eat gush,d by policemen
II perstus rescued from drowning by the police.
d 6baI doned iulsn.s ca cd for By the police.
Eighteen thousand hundred ana ,tynine dollars and
nn,yhve cents taken in charge and restored TO dodgers aud
1907 destitute persons furnished With shelter
1867 Violations OIL corporation ORDINANCES "ete eEo" lOi
7G5s ,Sisi,bs Of Sunday liquor law reported to District:
SANITARY COMPANY.
The Sanitary Company, organized in pursuance
of the provisions OF the Act Of April 10, 1860
has rendered valuable and timely service The
summary report Of Seigeal Lord here gh presented
exhibits a large amount Of labor well performed;
by which in great measure, has the health Of the
more densey populated districts been so happily pre-
served.
This squad has reported 527 cases subject to their
supervision, consisting Of overlooking slnks ftly
house, yards, cellars, &c, unsafe buildings &C., OF
VIII ca The nuisance abated by the City Inspector
in O75 cases by the owners iii 1884 c4s,s, by con
r. ctos under authority of the board in 3S cases. AMI
20 caees we're referred TO the Unsafe Building CJmms
soners In addition TO which, 367 Geam boilers have
been EXAMINED.
SPECIAL POLICE.
The subject Of special appointments is one that l
have not Jet had opportunity to examine carefullyi
but from a cuIsOry view, ] am OF opinion that the
smaller the number of such commissions issued the
better for the reputation Of the force. shall take
other opportunity speak the proprey of recalling
those Outstanding except such used in the Con-
trail Park and a few ether official places.
II will be necessary for me 20 defer presenting for
nal ep,rs relative 10 the Property Clerks Depart
ment ard the House Of Detention, owing TO my in
toImsti II in relation 10 these branches their mpor
lance requires. 800 Very RESPECTFULLY,
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