New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-13
NO MORE POLICE NEEDED.
CAMP ANDERSON TO BE PERMANENT.

CAMP ANDEkSON 10 BE PERMANENT.
80 the meeting Of the Board of Superv rs on Tues-
day sSt, on motion Of Mr.. Purdy eeree Of resolu-
,ious was adopted relative to the increase of ne police
force in the present exgency. The following conmu-
neaiioa was accordingly addressed b. the ofcers Of
the Board to the Metropolitan Police Commissioners:
To tie H,- ne BoarScf PoH-s' Cormi..ioper.. -.
GsSrIEEEs AT meeting IF the Board of Supervisors held
Hhcreos condrrabs Of the military aud volunteer
foce Of M county have rendered their r'iee 90 The
Of the United States pieerye ustai and defend the ns
os capital from threatened destruction and hsve left for that
Thqus Of volunteers organizing for 'mi
Hherea Tn Police Departm organized to afford pro
pesols popry Of citzens snd for the
u.sinens peace and good order rheeiore
eeon be akeu by the authorities OF
y enable Police Department carry fully into effect the
soird TLeefor, hat Commissioners of Police and the
0e,s REP & r e s ss.a ssesn1s u aoss
rar, or pernianeuL rf .|. II.
TO this communication the following reply was made
by the Police Board; -- f,f..r .... ...--.- "a
REPLY OF rHr POLICE BOARD.
To The Honorable The board Of Sapori'r' @ the C'1"sy@
The Board Of Police compliance with :he resolution oyour
permanent temporary required for the projection OF city
Th. in the Judgment Of tie Board of Police there no exist
for ID. a. G pos % % oGIs o. @
,bo,,., & spf,Teea pronpy sad
property believed be any period
the history Of the city. go -
the excitement csa'ed by the rebellion Of tbs
Souhe States there been ind ation OF Gfbuience
dasc7n among portion Of the popuition nor are there
any grounds for sppehendns disturbance Of the pubic
peace .
For hese reasons the Board Of Police respectfully advise h.
p-naL increase be at present made to the Police orce d
ths city.
In respect 10 Temporary the Bosd Of Police repsc
fully hat required Of your body
abhsh Aeropoian foho-
Ditrict ps.ed Ap 10 1881 aud the amended act passed
April TO- 1860 ample provision for the repression o out
bfesk or disturbance Of the public peace.
By section tNenyfour Of the amended st the Board Of
Police aud directed TO exercise all the powers
conferred Of cities In rePect to requiring the
servicrg of tte aid Of the civil authorities 20 queu
riots suppress nsmrcus protect property and preserve pub
ard such iLyesttuc o. shall exclude hAt
secyey power. shA apply 70 the whole hsroph
tan District" 60
connection il to state that the Governor -
ordered until counter orders have
issued there shall regiment under at
Battery the performance Of duty Two regiment.
ststoned a. Bst place ready Tor sct~s service al mo
ments warning.
By section 10 OF amended Police he Board Of Pooei'
authorized, upon emergency or appehe'i9n oi not IN
,reion or Invasion sDpoin many special perolme
without uay fou aors the citizens az may dessble
srd Il e. further provided that such pecN perolmen s
possess pos and privilege s1d perform al the cutie
OF liz p.trolmen II the standing force ofthg duictp
Ac;i under these The Board OF Police S Takesu
that instant Of dist fanee cf the pub
r peace organized body Of oitleus will b. called int
temporary service very ie.pestiitI,iiys - ,,,. 4,
Central Department Of the Metropolitan Police No s bsoome
street, May ii, iS0l.