New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

conductors drivers and stage drivers, are ABOUT W VI
eonize, to assist the Sanitary Fair A circular Snn
the following names committee has been iss"eu ioi
the above object =,
LKGnAsp B. CAsSos Ch9Tsn ltSn Ssn9', Wnsbes
J. H. Myers J. C. Oetman, NJ D. sp5Gdins a; IT, s TstS
John H. More, Jes'e Marshall John Hteie" Ds,ns
George S. McWaters ,,-,,,..,
Also a call for the Committee to meet this (Monday)
evening at O'Clock, at the house Of the Chairman NO
2s9 Fifth avenue.
The FRIENDLY Sons OF ST. PATRCK.-lhs
association will celebrate their cightieth anniversary
with dinner at Delmspieos on the nth inst The ar
ranQements are stated in advertisement Ia aholhef
column.
PRIyATR LIBRARY AT AUCTIoN.-Tbe select
piyete library Of tie late Mr. A. T. Halscy, President
Of tho Rank Of New York is announced 10 be sold at
auction by Bangs, Merwin Co., during the present
week commencing this evening at O'clock The coll
lection comprises variety Of standard and misceDane-
GUS works In different branches OF literature and IL
Wen worthy the attention OF the amateur
THE HUTcHrysoss, who are still singing the
songs Of Freedom and Our Country ere drawing
crowded houses from village 10 village along the Inc Of
the Central Railroad. They TO sing at Cooper In
stitutc in this city on the evening Of the 29th inst
CITY BREvIrIEs. -Workmen are engaged III
completing the double track Of the upper terminus Oh
the Harlem Bridge and Fordham Railroad, and passeh
gers sre carried through to Fordhan every hVe OF
ten minutes throughout the day. The road terminates
near the gate Of ST. Johns College. The Committee
Of the Supervisors of Westchester County, who have
4 ,Ig mast all ina
ters pertaining 10 The construction Of the Harlem
Bridge have concluded their lsbcrs, and will report to-
morrow at the adjourned meeting of the Board to be
held at White Plains. The Board OF Officers OF the
7th Regiment y. Y. S. y. q. met at their armoTy on
Saturday evening and elected Capt. Emmons CLARK
Major Of the regiment in the place Of b. NJ Neyers re-
signed. 81. The 10Th Regiment y. Y. S. n. G. are
making arrangements for grand ball in aid Of the
fund for the relief Of the suffering widows and orphans
of NewYork soldiers. Lieut.COl Satterlce is Chair
man of the Committee Of Arrangements The Irish
ladies Of this city win on Thursday next (st Paricks
day present the Goth Regiment Phcnix Brigade) with
g magnificent stand OF coiors. Tho reconciliation Uin
take place at the armory Of the 9Th Regiment, over
Tompkins Market, when addresses appropriate to the
occasion viii be delivered. John b. Cough viii lee
ture on the Peculiar People" before the Mercantile
Library Association at the Academy Of Music on
Thursday evening next....A grand Organ Concert In
aid Of the Metropolitan Fair Of the u s. Sanitary Com
mission viii be given this evening ut the South Baptist
Church I'm West Twenty fifth street. between the Sew
st will assist the occasion Miss T. L. Greenhed.
the Black Swan viii give concert this evening at the
Zion Baptist Church in Sullivan street, near Houston
The New POLICE ACT.--The following is
the law just passed at Albany
An ACT in relation to the Cornmsoners Of Metropolitan
Police Of the Metropolitan Police District Of The state Of
tn, People u IA, state Of York, rp'c'oad ia Senate
dad .IisenJiv, do endcf a, toiior' $780,
SECTION l. Section Of chapter 239 Of the laws OF 1900
hereby amended 50 that it shall read s' iollows.
Either Of said may any time be removed
nv The Governor under the provisions Of statutes relating
The renewal IRON Office OF Shefs Which provisions here
by extended 90 O. 20 relate each Of the said Commits
ers and In all where charges made against
Commissioner he shah have an opportunity to present e'
src Sections and of chapter 2Ss Of the laws Of 1860
src 8 In place OF the Commissioner, Of Metropolitan Po
lice appointed under by virtue Of chapter 219 the laws Of
1900 whose several terms Of Office hereby vacated there
hereby appointed respectively such 'CouHlssonri
Thomas c. Acton to hold Office un the st day q March
A. u. 1872 Joseph $ Bosworth to hold Office until the lot
day Of March D. 1870 John o. Bergen TO bod Once until
l day Of March, A. D. 1863 and William hcAluHoy to
hold office until the lst day Of March, a. d. 1906
SEC l. The Of Office OF each Commissioner Of Metro
potan Police utter the respective determinations Of terms
foressid shall DO eight years. and the Legislature shall Ia
the mode Thed by law tie election Of Regents Of the
University and within twenty days before the expiration Of
the oil Once Aforesaid rcsldents OF
the district Of the person aforesaid Commits
oncr Of MeiroPo an Police. Any Vacancy occurring during
the OF any Comussoner .ha be filed by appointment
by the remaining Coumissiony aud the ConInsoner 20
appointed shall continue In ofchn,l his shall be
elected by the Legislature after said appointment and
qualified
The persons scversy appointed Commissioners Of
Metropolitan Police by virtue Of this act, shall, before
ng duties thereof duly tai and ME IN tho Office Of the
Secretary OF State the oath Of ONCE prescribed FOR State Off
Immediately upon receiving said oath Of Office, the
Secretary Of State shan give 70 eaoh Commissioner certih
cste Of his appointment whee9po he sha pos.,4 The pow
and exercise the duties Of Commissioner Of Metropolitan
Police prescribed by sad chapter 40 Of the Laws Of 1860
SEo. g. Any Coumi,sioner whose OF office have
expired shall continue to hold office until his shall
have qualified Three Of the said Commits shall const
tute q quorum Of the Board Of metropolitan Police.
SEC No person shell be eligible to be appointed TO- or
pecnt 10 hold the Office of Metropolitan Police Coml
soner except he be citizen Of the Metropolitan Police Dis
tIict, and resident therein
Sic g. This oct shall take effect immediately.