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


intendent Kennedy has prefened charges in pensss
against hall dozen members of the police force, aaA
there is scarcely doubt but that the Board wn upss
hearing the evidence, dismiss every man 30 compasA
Of from the Department. The general oonpLzne
against these men is ncompetency to discharge ths
functions of the Office, and nonattepton TO the rules
and regulations of the department One Of the charges
is against two patrolmen Ia the Fifth Ward In tia
care Of the young girl who :! is alleged abducteA
from Boston and detained fganst Der will in a house
Of III repute in Lspenard street in this city, mention AZ
which has already been published in The TRIBUNE.
these two worthy officers appeared before Justice Con-
molly, but in their evidence discaimed all knowledge a
the existence Of such house. Both have been Oh ths
post for come time past, yet neither of them knew
that the house in question was house Of infamy. By
the rules of the department it is distinctly specified
that patromen shall keeps record Of and watch upon
all such houses located on their poss and make report
thereof to the officers at the Station-House. :.
The second case is against four patrolmen in tbs
Twentieth Ward upon whose posts the brutal assault
was made few nights ago on Joseph Sutcliae and
bis friend, the injuries received by the former resa
ne in his death at the Bellevue Hospital. From the
evidence of SATELLITES friends, who survived the in
uries he received both must have lain n the street fer
an hour more, yet neither of the four Polieenea
who should in the regular discharge of their duty hare
passed the spot where the assault made, ct lea
twice, saw them. Sutslife was found BY some cit-
zens, who summoned the Police. The cases Of these
men will be determined at ali early day.
RAREY-Next Saturday afternoon Mr.. Rasey VIII
give bis first public exhibition in this country Of bin
power over the horse, at Eiblos Garden. The savage
Cruiser and the thoroughbred mare Thetis have ar
rived, and will no doubt on that occasion make tneir
debut before an American audience
BOARD or SsPERvIsoRs.-The Board Of Supervisoes
held their last meeting for the year 1860 yesterday
The present printer J. Fl. Tobtt was continued fer
another year. Mr.. Tweed objected to some structures
of the press the proposition to increase the salaries
Of Judges Of the Supreme Court. Mr.. Purdy thought
the press had right 10 say what they pleased. He
the privilege of electing judges. The Judiciary Of
this city would compare favorably with any In the
United States. Mr. Stewart denied that be had made
any bargain in the matter Of increasing these salaries
He however did not like the habit Of the press Of
dragging in the names Of persons; was In bad taste
Mr. Blunt made remarks against the increase and
the subject was dropped. The resi- gnation OF MIR.
Weismann was offered: Mr. Purdy objected TO &C.
large number Of small bills were reported on and
passed or rejected. The bill Of WynkooP, Halenbeck
& Thomas for printing for the District Attorney,
amounting 10 500 65 was cut down to 1895 so and
allowed. After vote Of thanks moved by Mr.. Purdy
TO the President of the Board, Mr.. Stewart, to which
Mr.. Stewart briefly responded, and another to the
Clerk the Board adjourned to Thursday at p. m.
CRY MoR1ALIrY--The City inspectors weekly re-
port states that the number of deaths In the city last
week was 35G, of whom 81 were men, 20 women, lW
boys 81 girls being decrease Of q from the previous
week and an increase Off the corresponding week
last year. OF 202 deaths from acute disease there
from scarlet fever 40; Inflammation of the lungs. IS;
infantile commissions, 10; dphthere, 10; oongessioa
Of the brain, To- Inflammation Of the brain, 3; TYP
hold fever, 81 bronchitis, 81 spopexy Il congestion Of
the lungs, g.; Group, s; smallpox, o. OF ths
ia deaths from chronic disease, "a cases OF con-
sumption IL of infantle marssmus, Of dropy In hs
head, 8 infantie debility, dropsy, heart disease.
OF the $50 deaths from external and other causes not
depending on climate season. there were from casual
tiru, D suii., DIroas-s classified. or the lungs
throat &c. 12s; brain and nerves, 81; skin &C., aud
eruptive feves, So uncertain seat and general fever
al stomach, bowels, and other digestive organs, 34s
heart and blood vessels, Ia generatve organs B; old
age, g. premature BIRTH 5; urinary organs, 3. There
were under year OF age 7s; from TO years, 50:
2to5 AZ; TO TO- 10; 10 to IL, 2; II to IL, 8; Tto
20, 6; 20 TO 2 %; = to &c. 81 30 to 49, 81; 10 to So
30; so to CO. 81; 60 TO TO- g. 20 to go 10; go to 90
2; 80 10 100, 3. 2A were natives Of the United
States, 81 Of Ireland, IL of Germany, Of Engisnd
Of France and Of Poland, Scotland, South Amsrios.
and Wales each unknown, 2. OF the Sc deaths IN
the public institutions, l9 Bellevue Hospital,
and 8 at the Almshouse, Blaekwells Island.
IyyrrArroy IN rgr FpIRyns or KIys,s-Henffss