New-York tribune., 1866-12-24

awaiting the completion Of a good and well appointed
house which 5000 appropriated two ago but for
done for Capt Davis the Tenth he yet syos and takes
influenza in the oaky Station on tie second and hird hoors
Market Ditto the Eleventh, over Union Market Inc
Controller has $4,000 in his hands applicable 70 the p9cnso
Of premises elsewhere but 2500O additional needed dS
Eleventh and say the s3 900 which provided ior
the purchase Of new Station IN the Twentyhrst t @ n
the residue $4,000 is 10 he expended in repairing aoH % %
ting the premises An appropriation OF OGO was u onS
the City Goyenmnet acquired the gore lot e the bt
Broadway Forty seOondst and S1thaye for that 70 the
the Of adjoining property srenuousy olo'e
Of the land statonhouse purposes and the autnors
Qure 10000 more Application is made for 5000 ior no
Thirty second Precinct Station. and S3OV lot iS
Precinct Police have moved and ornate house
and now but Station House In that city Is hsd V %
topoan Police Inspector Fok-the head OF me Broonyn y
Pooehs moved from noisome basement OF he brooAHn
City Hall and the Brooklyn Central office in
snowy edfce the northwest conof o JOnsoh "
Washngtonss, and is quite coy therein. ,
THE DEPARTMENT FOR LOST CHILDREN
The good and cultivated Mother Eblng VINO pFOus Oyer
that most benefcent of public Institutions inc f0oe & s
parment for Lost Children yet gTaeci Iei5 , ;,ni
realm st enderly caring for the little wanderers ana winning
their nnocept beats They are commed TO her charge fright
ened and oorn but when once assured by her moher voice
and mien they resume their prate though at homes IN
showing the number of children that have Doe %
this branch Of the subject with remark that all children
which policemen have found unproeeted "a inc d % tb @
been kept in the StationHouses until anu 6 t w M
claimed trusty patromen have borne tne 70 VIZ b f
partment there to be sheltered un cy parents
hndIng claimants Then the few-the Eei! WI, o' @ P
do not apply for their ohspng arc uaDSlelIVV '" 'N0
soners Of Charities and Correction
COST AND OTHER MATTERS y
The cost Of maintaining the Metropolitan Police tins year
has been a. 3 200 81 This sum, however does not SHOW inc
entire cost OF the institution inasmuch the cities OF New
York and Brooklyn provide poccations &C. for the Depart
ment and the expenditure therefor is separate tem whoh
does not appear tho police edgers Last year t6e
expenditure support the police was 81 oe9 ss me
for when we turn TO the act OF
nr ls6d providing the salary Of the General SuPeIn
tendent should be elevated g. 500 per anDq tAt O Re
President the Board g. 500 those Of the other three Com
oners 10 IS 900 each OF the Inspectors e. 800 each of
the Treasurers Book keeper TO e. 800 OF the Presidents Secre
tay 10 500 of the Che Clerk to g. 600 Of the ht Deputy
Cr TO 81 500 of the Clerk 70 Superintendent 81 500 Of one
clerk 20 each Office Inspectors 20 $3.50 eaoh OF
of he Stenogrnpher TO 81 COO of each Police Surgeon " $50
OF each Captain q COO Of each Sergeant 20 O Of each
patrolmau 81 and of each DOOrman TO 500
The number policemen including the surgeons In the De
nartment rs shown by the following table: