The New York herald., 1863-07-18
THE POLICE HEADQUARTERS.
The Withdrawal or Troou.

II OK VfOOp0s
The most earnest efforts have been made TO effect
withdrawal Of the troops from the Eighteenth ward.
Senators Bradley and Connolly being able to effect nothing
personally went Governor Seymour and begged him 10
use his efforts to have the troops withdrawn. Mr. sey
mour satisfied that would be Of good policy,
immediately addressed the following note 10 headquar
ters:-
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, July l6, 1858.
To THE Police COMMISSIONERS
hope you win comply with the suggestions Of Senator
Bradley with regard to the Eighteenth ward.
HORAIlO SEYMOUR, COMMANDMENT Chief.
This missive had no effect upon the authorities Mr..
Acton declared the Eighteenth ward be plague spot,
but he had no power whatever the military The
United States troops under command of General
Candy, and he alone had power 10 act Here proper
to remark-and with full authoritythat there no
fct between the Governor and the Police Commissioners
They have worked together from the beginning and Mr.
Seymour has In no way sought to interfere with the
lice authorities The latter that they consider the
Governor entitled to full credit for his conduct during the
existing troubles.
that certain interested parties have at the headquarters
sought to create the impression that Governor Seymour
have resisted the military. Tho individuals who make
these charges generally persons who flock TO the
tr Office with large stories, the creations OF their
fertile maginations who demand extreme with
out limit and make fools OF themselves generally. II is
not known that of them has yet been in
special policeman and II is likely that Of them
ever will get in harms way.
MR.. ACTON NOTIFIED OF HIS APPROACHING END
President Acton seems TO be peculiarly obnoxious to
some OF the people. The following mssive received
yesterday by HIM
conspirator against your State and the
THE COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Acton is not known to have been particularly ar
feced by the reading Of his death warrant" He an
ticipctes the exercise Of the pardonng power.
THE PRISONERS CAPTURED.
The following is complete list Of prisoners captured
and now IN custody at the central Ollice:-
stephen H. Pullen. James Mehan.
Michael Barry. James Smith,
William Maxwell Terence Connor.
John Van Houten. Peter Leonard
John Regnar. John Herrgan.
Owen MalOy. Neil McGorhen,
John Fitzsimmons. Hugh Fitzpatrick.
Thomas Mclaughlin. James Tuite
Thomas Serve. Thos. MCGUIRE
Patrick Tooney. Patrick Hirschott.
Benj tlaDnigan John Riley.
William Keegan. Phil. Ftzsimmons.
James McGovern. Peter Kelly.
Edward Luderick. Peter FitzsimMons.
John Hussey. Martin Morand
John Hussey accused OF being eador Of the crowd
In the hight corner OF Pitt and Deanoey streets The rest
are not known except belonging the general
No determination has yet been arrived at TO the dis
position of these prisoners The police have handed them
over 10 the military authorities, and 1t now becomes
question whether United States New YORK State law is
TO be exercised in their case i this question raised,
as II probably will be- there is likely to be some unfor
tunate trouble about the matter OF jurisdiction.
THE ORDERS FOR THE DRAFT,
Our reporter at the police headquarters understands
that there renewed expression of bitter feeling
cerning the fresh orders for the draft There is large
class OF citizens who have volunteered their services
the authorities against the crowds in
position to the military who say that their service only
intended TO be used against thieves In the draft
again attempted they will resign. These people
unanimous IN their desire have the nstitut
OF the Conscrption tested 1t IL proper say
some officers OF militia regiment duty here take
this view ct the and they clam 10 represent the
almost unanimous feeling Of their command.
THE TINE FOR DRAFTING.
II is not positively known at what time the draft will
be proceeded with. but from ntmaons gentlemen wh
ought know further steps will be taken for a weel
least BY that time ii is believed the government
will have not less than thrty-vo thousand troops ii
New York.