The New York herald., 1865-05-06


ferret out tho hiding hole utterly fruess Even the
marhas or constabos charged with duty serving
he Injunction experienced the greatest difficulty In per-
forming ther duties These interchangeable executors or
court mandates got up at cockcow and surrounded
tn, houses and Offices Of the Commissioners with the de-
termination not to DO foled In dchar ing tho important
trust with which they charged The Commissioners,
however managed to get out unknown TO the marshsls,
and repaired down town. but not to their ofcea They
were recognized E Wall street by OF the marshsls,
who made the legal service In tho usual manner. The
occurred about two o'clock IN sne inc
Cierx of the Common Council early In the morning.
Previous to receiving the injunction the Commissioners
had delivered the following notice TO the Comptroller and
Street COMMISSIONER
sn.By authority Of the act passed By The Legislature cf
District and essSS Fire 8 DepnT@en. hereby
y ,aa
sy o be In Of 9"sss " the city OF New York.
q. @. PINcKNEY. President
The commissioners are required TO answer the com.
plant of the people within twenty days from the date Of
service. The meetings OF the new board occur some
where in Wall street, but The exact spot 10 still kept
THH VIOLATIONS or Ciry ORDINANCES m ALDER
ArN-The action Of the Board Of Aldermen In ordering
the Corporation Attorney discontinue until further
notice the prosecution Of all suits for violations Of city
ordinances has naturally enough given rise to some talk
and excitement in political circles The resolution
the Councilmen have yet conouTed and until they
40 40 Mr. Osne: VIII probably pay no a. attention
prosecuted aaSS every day. the same evaS sus hv
the Corporation Attorneys assistants The polio of the
Twenty sixth precinct also continue to act In with
MT OShea by arresting all parties guilty OF breaches OF
the city ordinances. Since Monday numerous arrests
have been made, followed by convictions and fines which
neys assistants About one thousand dollars in fines
have been thus enforced since the adoption Of the Alder
manic resolution The opinions on the propnety Of the
action Of the Aldermen generally favorable but Of
course some people take the opposite view and criticize
tvery severely. There are some queer stories afoa
md nor
ment, but II would be hardly fair TO give them
nearay The matter VIII doubtless soon DO sfed very
thoroughly by an investigating committee.
New SUMMER UNIsoRM POLICE DEPARTMENT
The following general order IN relation to sum-
uniform FOR the members OF the Metropolitan Police
was yesterday issued by General Superintendent Ken
nedy:-
General Order-No 4OI
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF Police }
No. 800 MULBERRY STREET. New YORK. May 8, 1905 7
oaPta'n Tso Ro,-d -. ro.do Precinct chanca -,
OF the force and notice is given thus early enable each
member to provide himself prior to the issue
to assume 81 the sumner dress The utmost diligence is
required to DO used in making the necessary preparation
Materials Tor the uniform TO be procured at the Central
Department and tho garments to be made in conformity
clerk. JOHN A. KENNEDY, superintendent.
DAsIEL CARPENTER, Inspector.
The summer uniform Of blue flannel to be worn from
and after June Is, shall consist of sack coat and pants
Ihe cap and gloves TO be the same required by
Coats for captains to be double breasted to button
close up to the chin, with short rolling collar with two
rows of buttons OF five EACH on the front Of the coa
70 rcach 70 point half way between the articulation Of
the hip joint and the knee
For sergcants-same captains, except that there
shall be two rows of buttons, OF four each.
For parolmcn--to be single breasted to button close
up 70 the chin with short rolling collar with one row Of
four buttons in front; length sans captains.
worn buttoned.
PanalOOns OF patrolmen to have q white welt sawed
into the outer seam of the leg.
TIE WOUNDED SAILOR, RICHARD DrSrHY-This worthy
young sailor, who had the misfortune lose both Of his
arms in the battle before Mobile last August DESIRES
through the medium Of the HERALD to express his gra
tude to the ladies' Of the Visiting Committee At the Sol
diers Depot so and 80 Howard street, $500 raised and
invested BY them in government funds for his benefit
Also to Miss Cooper and Miss Fox. Jane street. for their
IScxNDrAnY FIRE IN WEST SIXTEENTH srRxsr-About
five o'clock on Thursday morning discovcredin in
the dwelling house No SO West Sixteenth street. owned
and occupied by Thomas W. Marshal The occupants Of
the house being aroused by the smoke early stage
OF tho fire, succeeded in extngulshing the flames with
pals of water and without giving alarm In the street.
been two fires klndled In the front and one in the
back parlor The damage TO the furniture and building
in the Washington Insurance Company and tho building
Tor ZOO IN the Importers Traders Insurance Com
pany Fire Marshal Baker was notified, and has the
matter now under investigation.
TIE FAIR FOB THE SISTERS MERcY-The great fair for
the benefit of the Sisters Of Mercy is open at the
Palace Garden in Fourteenth street. The noble charity
for which this fair has been undertaken should alone
suffice to SECURE for numerous and benevolent patrons
among all classes Of citizens But the varied atrac
tons Of the fair which must be be properly ap
precated, more than repay visit to It, Most Of the
Catholic Churches Of the City are by tables
which fairly groan beneath the load Of useful orna
mental mental articles @ with which they are supplied Hard
peas Of the ladies' to nke chance in some of these
articles supplying almost every want and satisfying every
nhn tIu sI.~
Of the United States dinner and tea sets Of China and
silver books of instruction and OF DEVOTION portraits Of
ladies, toys for tho children, &c, &C. mingled together
In beautiful confusion and all TO be raled al very mod
oil painting Of Archbishop McCloskey, and at Sc
Peters, beautiful set Of vestments, each Of which
,Ss Ss .n,.,d' to be ralsd a; 50 chance Among
hall Is lined II Is impossible 10 say which ecpses the
others s.ce It to say that they all magnificent
at to the articles with which the tables are furnished
there arc exhibitions Of "Donnybrook FAIR" true TO
life; model church, sereoscopic views and other curl.
ostics. The reresment saloon is fitted up In elegant
style, and will furnish to all visitors all the delicaces OF
The Those who figured in the force battles
Of our civil war can exhibit their skill in the uso Of ne
he while others less experienced take lessons in
ms art at the shooting gallery, which located in the
delightful mnsic is supplied every evening by Helms
nners band We can safely promise to all Who visit the
exercising their charity. The price Of admission Is but
twenty-five cents, and dollar for the fortnight.
ALL
Tim LINCOLN CADxrs or TxrrRAScs-A number Of
boys and young men, between twelve and twcnty-cne
years OF age formed themselves last Wednesday even
ng into temperance club, under the name Of the "In-
'oln Section, No a. Cadets Of Temperance" with the
worthy object OF initiating the truth, virtue and tempe
aioe Of our late President
Willow CRicxEr CLUB BROOKLYN S-The opening match
u this club VII tako place to-day, their ground at
Bedford, wickets TO be pitched a, eleven A. NJ largo
attendance OF members and their friends IL looked for
THE PkoriE's TELEGaAru Lss LAS removed its recev.
ng Office from the basement TO the first floor OF No 2l
Wall street The new Office, which was some years ngo
hat OF the American Comrany Is nicely fitted up and
. one Of the most eligible places for the reception VI
dispatches In the city.
TBR INTERNAL RxvsxUE TAX FOR 1854 Persons who
iave not yet made their income for 1854 should
10 so without delay f they wish avoid the
cent additional for denaucnts provided
or by law The time for makrc returns expired on tho
st infant but ton dsyssrace allowed for notifying
ieinquents.