The New York herald., 1863-07-17
THE POLICE HEADQUARTERS.
Scenes as Heas:quarters.


The police headquarters presented the same warkc
pearance yesterday that II has previous days. Tho
military guard, the special and regular policemen In
the ncghborhood all seemed to make exceedingly in.
teresting appearance Inside Gen Brown, command
ing The roors had his headquarters and Numbers OF mill
tary gentlemen continually passing 10 and fro Tho
Commssary Department ia charge Of Sergeant Lcerts,
Is by the least noticeable feature. Huge piles Of
asdw ches and great milk OF coffee keep the force
well supplied with tho necessares OF lc and thus pre-
pare them for their numerous marches against tho
crowds whenever notice Is given OF n threatening
assemblage. There now about eight hundred
special policemen duty, which mikes the total
Metropolitan force number nearly three thousand.
Add to this tho enrolled citizens 1--WE thousand moro.
and the military ready for duty last night and there
be force OF less than twelve thousand ready TO
protect the peace OF the city This fact with tho add
tonal that in day two Ave thousand
will be here makes the authorities feel confident that
peace is now quite thoroughly established.
ARREST or JOHN q. ANDREWS.
Tho most noticeable event or tho day at headquarters
arrest Of John L. Andrews, who is accused Of
having harrangucd the crowd several occasons urging
them to deeds OF violence. Tie detective police
notified in the morning that Andrews concealed 10
house No. IL Eleventh street and officers Dsenbcrry,
Farley, Radlord, Ticmann and Mccool detailed to
the capture They proceeded TO the place.
reaching there about O'Clock and securing adms
boiled the doofs aud began search tho bnldirg u
not long before andrews was discovered. The ON
told him they friends and that the police
hunting him up, advising him 10 effect an immediat
csclle. lie fcit extremely grateful for this seemingly
Kidd nterpositiln. and departed with tho police After
going with them for short distance seemed impressed
with the Idea that oil rot right and vcntured the
opinion that no vas cag,d when near the hcadq
he remarked that he expectd as much y and quietly
Thc prisoner was taken before General rlrown, who
wa Tina In nak
him 10 be consigned 20 cell. After berg locked up
Andrews said that he was IN ha crowd when tho dis
urbanccs took place and several men came 10 him and
demanded whether he f1r against them. lie. out
Of regard for his personal safety compelled TO On
dorse the proccedug and the eupon there general
demand for speech. lie a, es not remember that be
said anything calculated 10 cause disturbance, aud
tho speech that he delivered, he remembered Il,
order " the Truth a. his assertion rany o. the
and with dicuity restrained from the nficton of
personal violcrcc
Fort lafayette, aud for that pnrosc handed him 70
United states Marshal Murray, who him down tho
bay yesterday afternoon Un hs way down he expressed
great fear lest the citiyets might attack and k him
lie begg Cd the oaccrs protect him from personal
violence None offered N Is rumored tha, andrews
will be tired for treason.
it's here proper 10 remark that the prisoner gcncr.
ally supposed 70 be the person who Addressed the
great Peace Convention al Union square This
rbe gentleman who spoke a, that time s 40 entirety
different person. beng much older man and one not al
all likely 70 get into trouble of tbs character The names
the mistake.
ARREST AN ALLEGED RforER.
last evening tall, sto man, named Michael Moran.
was arrested ~ wcntlcth street Third by
special officer Frkc several soldiers and poiccmcn
Ing Identified Of tho crowd who On the day be-
fore engaged IN nring upon them The prisoner
made resistance, bat came quietly 70 headquarters In
possession of bis cators lie taken before Genera
Brown who, after hearing the statements Of the occra
ordered him 20 be locked up preparatory " examiua
ton.
AN OFFICER DISMISSED.
General Brown issuot tho following order yesterday
afternoon. IL concerns captain q the Buffalo sixty tn
regiment who Is accused q having deserted his CON-
mands-
Nrw Yonx. Juiy 10, 1897.
Second Lieutenant w. r. Pss, Firs, regimen, In led
States artl<ryA VIII tsks oou1snd Of Company v. sixty
nth regiment View York Miila and Captain John fribAr
ID hereby deto~ed from kLs FOR de-
wsre arreniy dewsDded Cspan 3rbactsr viii r~rsr, Ia
person 10 the-e headguartera Ny command n
Breyet Bri4aiier Gen~raf nARyEY BROWN.
ALryuTrSASr PLACED rxDgx ARREST.
II not known what has become OF tn Captain The
Lieutenant loft IN command Withdrew bs cornpany from
the u trouble, aud placed under arrest FOR
ardce. lie y upheld BY many, wh0 sly that foil.
hardy 10 serd only detachment of thirty uss aganst
IN over khefnlDg force, vno nearly ali a. them
armed and that the ocer teaoryca cfoai vtihof tHan