New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-05
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Police. ''
members If the police force have net their deaths py
violence from the hands Ofdsperste ruans great nu
bers Of wneD iDfcst the city.
The names Of the policemen hnsd are neIeo w,
DuYy ca John OBrien Joseph Nniet, Cbafies Cnrren
J,,irtecn have hem seriously injured and wounded
by collision piih the sne violent cisss Inc names "a
Ellsworth T. Hoagland James Leary, Jln H. Foley
Robert Thamuson, John I'll. Armour. Eilham = Teller.
Ihomss HAWKINS, JaTss MSucSan' James ITrnlo n-
number not reported have received Injuries OF less
serious chsrc,er This has occurred during the year
which has got MAJ ked by aDyserO1s riot or mob
The city Of Ner York ought 20 he not only MS healthy
ard attractive residence us any city 70 the world. but
should be assee for both persons and property; yet
ts property fearully nenaced by fires and robbere,
aud pes are N starting eIu NON criHlLai W.,
lence.
This lsnentsblc state Of things is due In great
measure To u tnrCy and inefficient administration OF
Justice aggravated by tie existing state Of var. More
over eee aje likely continue for some years
even il tae favorable state OF circumstances which
canlse reasonably anticipated shall occur:
Concert and energy the pant of ell pooc citizens
and honest ocisa resist ard sub1ne these elements
u violence ana crime, are urgently demanded.
As oar institutions Gnd laws as administered do moi
afford adequate Ir"ec ION TO persons or property some
remedy must be found End applied Or life IN our Me-
trpS Will drift rapidly toward the conditions OF bar
barsm.
IL N0l1 contribute 10 the VI
noiives presented 20 rdnce inf rairs from all
ella of persons acans criminal oepses aud esrcc-
ay such Information should lead t. the conviction
II ecives Of stolen property and persons guilty OF Ar
son, hoInicv1es ard fclOnotl assaults.
In this view rewards for their conviction would pc
most useful.
BEwAED FUND.
fupd for TIE pupcse iDdicsted could he nccuru-
lated by investing from the deducted noin u y
tay of ~ liCemeu account of lJst Tine say nj tie
rate Of 20 cents per mouth to each member of the ice
10 whca should be added all voluntary Ct contributions
from fire insurance companies AID from citizens
such a measure ND directly I: udpcc fund, the
income Of which would suffice & ply all required re-
wards for tie conviction oi receivers Of stolen prop
ety. and other offenders referred to-
Tie proposal Of such rewards VoSld, 1t Ia believed
set loot nterrsed Hciivty hostile to these great
dep edatIs mon tie public. which could not tan ~
produce yaluaDe results.
THE Association OF Banks for the Suppression OF
Connie rteitng" operating By means Of rewards. has
realized great benefits only to banks but 70 the
public.
TRUANT AND yAGRANT CHILDREN.
The subject Of Truunt Children Noticed ~ the report
Of sst wear continues u he one OF great iateret Ii
appears from Il report Of Cgpt. Lord o! tie SanGr,
Police Con psiy herewith Submitted, that cWtng tie
veal tie number OF ruant children reported By Ieac.
10 the Poiio. 400
The Police So
Homes not found wv s"''
Found 10 have been absent from good esuse.... 2tSJ
Homes mot fiutd
RefofTn~d as 10 attend scioo regular y... l.'G
II I'D 40 10. ciual