The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-05

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y ,Ss coroes sss .sns By telegraph .so no
thca&ons In regard 70 o dead animals nusances 30.
Asrsooss dead hcss have remained IN sS% sSsx ss
promptly disposed Of the fault lies with the ona con-
tractor who Is responsible for the delay In the %
restoring lost children recovering oss .. sA -
oeseIts irom vesssS ana pther a.
sy useful In The suppression Of riots the dispefso.
Of mobs and the aayng popular disturbances Of an
police svstem Of New York During the July riots the
damage that might have been done had been for
the poce teIeeraph cannot be estimated Although the
ras had been cut by the Rioters In several paco they
were nromptv repaired or new lines improvsed for the
occasion The wires sre in four secuons-north, east
so"tS and west Whom one Is cut another supplies IL
ace In that eventfu week over six thousand messages
were the police wires directing the movements
nication with BROOKLYN il maintained by cable across
the East river This connection is sometimes interrupted
r- vsssas dr,erins their anchors and breaking tho
mi. = iIi-f
Thc sntrs expense Of carrying on this invaluable
.pr;Is.rv Of The Metropolitan police including the
of the ruperntendeut assistant superintendent
orarafors battery man and boy, and the general
oPPUors.s' NJ he densrtment Ia but little
e ss s,.ssr tSoussnd doisrs per annum NJ
Jsmes Crowley Is the SUPERINTENDENT and Mr.. Edre4
poihsmns Xssssut Supefintendent The operators are
Gaorna s.d James orss sssstant One 10 On
Sutv A. ali tmes a headuuarter Mr. Fianley detailed
We ciosa this branch of tho Police Departmenl
,thont word of commendation In which every citizen
will ioin in relation 70 the operations Of the police tele
Raph on the night Of the attempt 70 destroy the CITY ~
Tent constantly At work directing the movements Of tho
noice and The nremen. Il was stirring time indeed,
and too much praise cannot be awarded 70 those con-
nected with the police telegraph for their zeal prompt
tude and fidelity during the trying hours Of that mem's
49,. vo, u~rvopwa A. poxrnu.
POLICE sToAss-oIora ~ oAifo"-' W.
Ahr, -. A.. ,,,,,. ..
The principal business OF snis ouIesu =. zig =.
TO see that cloth o. proper nt an1 nScrv W.
piled 70 policemen Tor UNIFORMS foImeIy ulnsuy
experienced in this respect on account q the
In the quality OF the co'n - n hr ph;Se
men would appear wsn ocdow soaSv arnearanoe and
others would make oeciosuy soouy gg.s ha.
both be exposed ske 70 tne ,ncSmu1'y =. .aT h".
This arrangement existed until ABOUT year snce WIZ.
mode OF transacting tho nnancai pusne o. .no
and the ,.sea lso 1 , ;ne ,s co.
tract with substantial wholesale establishment Wilson
HUNT 70 FURNISH co.n 81 .ne ~ ~ a, rrS a. ~.
anu ~ ;ab. rso"rs moderate oommssion
mutually agreed upon between the non anu
the Is sne &c ds ns ~ TO nocs
ed IN the wne,e ~. oos. pce o
cate amount Of sales Der annum considering the number
Of policemen is astonishingly smalonly reaching be-
fore the rise In material between $l2 900 and
and at hhess prices only To- u
a. s the sees@ ns~ as
extra suit sometimes pretty we'll worn, which they
in tempestuous weather. while in the winter they can
almost any sort Of clothing they please under their
overc0ats.
0~- LOST CHILDREN. M
In the fourth story OF the Central Police Building are
APARTMENTS devoted to the Of lost children An
children found astray in the streets are taken to the
station houses and II they arc not reclaimed by night
fail thew are brought hher and placed under tho Of
the msiron in charge. Tho number average four hun
dred Der month One month there were nineteen found
nes all Of which class sent TO the Institution q
Charity and Correction on Randalls Island. large
nunber Of the children brought in those who have
been deserted by their parents left to wander about
also sent 70 Randas Island after efforts 70 Discover
their parents have proved unavang On tho other hand
q the children Of most table h are
homes or strayed away from careless nurses. Othsu.
again, come in from the country cars, steamboat.
&C who can give NO account Of their parents their
places OF residence Thus In this great city, oecm
nr with population and amid the ceaseless tide OF pede
child be- recovered II alive by sppyiny at the Central
Department Metropolitan Police, Mulberry street. The
total number Of lost children ecsvsd and r %
year ending October 81 1854, was TO- 04o-vts, males
TinItsa i staiss and . OH natives Of Ireland
- ,-,u- vo,cv ~, .sa on orvrxn-ps ~urv
THE DsTEcTiVs fonUs-o n,1a v ~ off."A'
This force consists Of chief and twenty men sess
gesns yon ~. ya,oa. Rarust. HscSourali John
%cc sStS' " ir Elder Farley Eussoss kosoh
". Wilson, George Radiord, J. ;. Re,so =. UoEie :.
Teman, SloWey, ny: v S1a q noidng ~
Moore Nj Moore u the cork Of the force and has wo.
mucn oreds ior inc aoie mAuno' ~ "n''" NO "'0As~
his duties ....... A.. 1870.
the DUTIES Of the i9roe ooIsss , h h o. viss
var business .. ne ONCE ~. ~ Hx cmbs,,Is,rere
losses by tne Of any 0r s"ch -
and other msc0nauc. 81 o''nores. a" ,s the;,
CLERKS porsers oomos.l S,, @ promah ths poIce
complaints some Oh w1cn cSmS ~ 'h Is, sne a%
superintendent osneIs .nroush "e IT, Hps nncs
great many Deng olec'y maui s liz ~ .c,"c,,nm y
the chei examnes sno vsvs @ ,be cax ~
the men pest nttea 10, sne !ous' h 49, TTh":
THESE are tne spec,nc uu . 'v rSr hrro,ar;es
tnele Is the m.ss " ,,sn row rsnr hurc7sra e
sneak thieves ia..e. uc,ns v,. a. " s
nave become oecoeo pess v =, o ~ Ss...
the Following Is IN pat =. ss ~ wy
'ne oescctves are caru Sao 10 g sns tr vhee,
Bank Uvvc.s ano,o hs ~ "a set, ~
she o.nn th % .Sinr n the iocss a
,nv ou.e. ,s. 49,. dr,s,aS and hlown GA
locks OF the aStot BcnofuSiy ~so"