New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-12

One Of the little boys found pure and ct onoe ~
turned il to the owner.
Roam OF POLICE MAcIsrRArEs-In the Bosrd Of
Police Justices yesterday communication was made
BY Justice Welsh setting forth that the public ntere
suffered from insufficient attendance Of officers In shs
Police Court Of the Halls Of Justice. Also, that tbs
refusal Of patromeu to obey the direction Of the Jo1s
in the management Of prosecutions, had seen OF fro
ouent occurrence The evil had been Of long esenes,
but the Justice bad refrsnod from communicating The
cis 10 the Board from sdeeire 10 avoid unpleahant -
ference 10 another department. The recent dmcohy 8
Jufti,s Brennsns Court, where the ponce reee.ea,
ard the Magistrate transferred his Court TO anothsx
building inpeLed Justice Welsh TO make the preseus
.ommur icstion. He states instance where an onor
REFUSE to obtain evidence in case under sxsminA
and the Justice directed the police sergeant ~ the
Court 10 report the officer to the Police Commissioning
for iusubordipaon The segeant subsequently, refuses
to give the Magistrate information OF the dIsposse
of the matter by the Police Commissioners, on tns
ground that the rules and regulations OF the Depa-
ment forbid it. The communication was<eserrod -
the Committee on Courts and Offices.
DOUBTFUL HoEoR--A goldheaded Palmetto csas
has been presented TO Col Corcorsn Of the 69h Reg-
ment Of this city, by citizens Of Charleston, Tor nD
refusal 10 roll the colors Of your (his) regiment ~
trailing them In homage before the descendant and re
resen,atiye Of the dovsststor Of two hemspheree.~
This language ia slightly different from that which ths
ancestors Of these Charlesonian rebels held on the &
Of June 1880, when, too pusillsnimous to reari ths
Brsh and defend their homes they repudsted the doe
trines Of the Declaration Of Independence, their na
tore revolving ut the idea" and surrendered TO Hr
Henry Clinton and Admiral Arbuthnot, en!reasng thar
"Excelencies intsrposton, in assuring his Myestye
that we shall glory in every occasion OF maniiesne
that zeal and affection for his person and Govenmen&
-,.- ..,..- ,---..-s~ can INSPIRE Hos aid joyfse
people"
CosscDscE SzIrrEs.-Some days ago the Board
of Commissioners of Emigration received comnoniss-
ton from Dr. -, setting forth that on such day.
about three yeaTs since, the ship arrived al lis
port from Liverpool, having beard large number
OF smsrans. He was at that time the surgeon Of al
vessel and, at the mitigation Of the Captain made ous
fraudulent report Of the number and condition Of IL
passengers, which was subsequently sworn TO by To
Captain at the Mayors Office. The report was frsudu
lent inasmuch az il stated tina. such number Of Tho
paasengers were not bondabe, and in consequence he
Commissioners were cheated out Of about go The
report az made out showed that these ps ssngers hs
been in the United States and wsre returning from
whiting their friends and ito verifcston BY the Cop
taln eAtHptcu Tue HupoWbVb hVu n-Oas" VI 49,
communication money. The surgeon stated further tbs
since be had learned the law the subject and sscas
tanned that he bad participated in and contempt
ibe fraud be WA desirous Of making amends 70 the
Commissioners. He would gladly serve the Board n
any manner that be could professionally.
COMPLIMENT TO rHH RSy. II. N. HUpsos.-At II
close of the course CT lectures Shakespeare reeoo
Ill L. a. Huiacn M A and sft6nv
the retirement Of the lecturer motion Of Mr. A. j.
Blocker, Horace Webster L. L. D., Precedent Of tAs
Free Academy, took the chair and the following rep
lutions were unanimously adopted:
Henry Hud,oD the fea. deyh. With which they As's a
that he has other lectures upon the -ot' q The see
Pcss which hare not yet been delivered n public they
viii deliver hose lectures IN hi, CITY Of cn pses and uss -
R.,S That The Chairman be rssusssd TO communicate ts
resolution 20 the Row Honry N Huason q the sso'e o. ~
meeting. . ov ,,,.ns~pp ,-,.,
CH1nLss D Molxi,, Secretary.
As Chairman Of tbs meeting, Mr. Webster ssut -
Mr. Hudson the following notes
Nsw.YoRn Fans AcipEny, yan o. 1851.
pleasure 10 nco.e herewith resolutions which were uasaiass
adopted Last evening BY Of IN. ntel-ut sdlss.ss
e: md ID :SA ts they ss..
sss si on he
"a may be censisssn. with yoar other ensasrmsnts
In Communicating tbese resolutions to yoe you VII rsrn
me hope that yoa viii nd 10 Jour convensace 70 scss~s
10 the Te9ses. contained In them.
have tbs honor be, very mspec1as yesf sSeSisra ~
ant HORACE WEbSTEA
Mr.. Hudson has consented to give the Course, anA
will commence tho new series at Clinton Hall on Tuss-
day evening next, with the play Of Hamlet.
BIBLE SocIxrY.-The annual meeting Of the New.
York Bible Society was held At the Bible-House o.
Thursday evening, when the following ofacen were
elected for the year ending January. 1862;
Prssidsn. wn Allen Butler esS vios ss =. 4
Val street; s. B. Caldwell, No. oM Slip w bs.si.s
No. lS2 WahinEor street; John MLesn, No "a Wee
directs Samuel hGnes No BE Sses "a sss
SscmssrJsres C. Hodon No 70 ChG direct Treasurer
Thnuss C. 81 Pston No 90 Leonard Ereet.
,sss: Eo. K Jssap Fred s.ayes Floyd CisIksss ososs
r. Belts Henry A. Mo<t Chss. Whas, WIN. L.. RsymsS1
Bent. Lee n b, wIsd Harvey Salem H. welss, Henry \
S1ssl. Bacon Ih,s shsps1d Geo 2 oei.s.a.:.a H.sg
Tisssis IL H.shsI EsSs s.sSs. n D.. Jo:sph b Teal.
wood shay BsSsDd Cs.s .so;s term 0Sssviss 'sIIss
IT, Rchssd stou, IT,, Jossph keIssu NsiVi. Mssk LsvS
81 Z; sintl., j. Ea.srd Hsbbsa, Peter GsstsI. alIs
smford xndra. B. Howe Edwwa r. voorhees, = w. WhiSzs-
more G. Agnsw J. C. Hsvsmeys r b. Bsssssn, JOAN =.
pinrnsn.
AcYowLHpGMxsr.--Th Tbs Rev. Thomas w. Goa
way of Ne l9 West Twentieth street. further scknewl&ps
vhoso Husband ded Of sya.ien Ct No Nsdissa ssssi ~
g. Jsskias ss g. psvid Bensyosut Ssccsy (wshl ees
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