The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-04
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars Bail Re-
qnired Of Them TO Keep the Peace.
They Refuse to Give Bail and
Go to Jail.
NO SERIOUS DISTURBANCE.
General Candy in the City to Proclaim
Martial Law if Necessary.
Ae. Ae. ~.

The New, Commissioners Denied mn Interview
with the Old Board-They seek the Aid Of
the sheriff, sc.
Tho new Police Comm isrioncrs appeared at the Mar
shal'e ofncc at haIfpVt ten O'Clock this morning
They were admitted by guard within the enclosure
and proceeded to tho door Of the Marshas Office whore
they were met by clerk Of the old Board Of Po
lice Commissioners. TO whom they made known their
demand and requested 20 the members o. the old
Board
This request was refused by the clerk when the
Police Commissioners Immediately retired
They were greeted they passed through the large
crowd gathered In front Of the Marshnls ONCE With
dsrisiye laughter by some Of tho friends Of the Old
Board.
Tho new Commissioners then proceeded by the q
Lexington street 10 the shcrrs ONCE where Il ia pro
sumcd they will demand tho aid OF the Sheriff
Large crowds people gathered In the vicinity 81
the Police 0cc, House aud station housea, but
up to the present time all Ia quiet
For snaI Demand Made by she New Commis-
sionrr---Ths Old Commissioners Deiibernt-
ing Reported Arrival Of United states
Troops- Great Excitement.
BArrnons. Nov al "
Al noon tho new Board Of Police Commissioner after
spending about hour with ther counsel ut his ofce,
got carriage bearing document upders,ocd 70 be
a
sionc oice aud all apcrtainns thereto 70 their poe
esssIon. Ky
they took ercu,,ous route reash ~ o,ss whore
the old Commissioners wore In session
After making delour IL about mas 10 avoid the
largo crowds that wsss gathered ssss<Gg ~ various
poISsS they sppvoahed the once n ths old Board Of
Police Commssiones whore tho'r appearance wse the
signal for tumultaous demonstration Of approval by
| the now largely increased crowd
| Tho new Police Commissioners again admitted b.
tho incosurc and the door of the office met hy
tho clerk Of the old Commissioners who received the
document OF the Commissioner telling them tina,
Commissioners inside would consider the matter and
make their reply In writing
Nesrs Valiant and Young then returned 10 their car
rage amid mingled srosn- jesrs brses and hcotlnss
The carnage drove OF 10 the corner Of North and
Baltimore streets, to tho conservative headquarters,
where the new Commissioners received with loud
| cheering ~ the crowd gathered there.
l. understood THAI the Commissioners are busy
or aniAng new police force.
Some nye six members ~ the old police force -
signed last night and reported for daly this morning 10
There are reports u an ARRIVAL Of United troops
al Haunons bridge, the Washington road, bat they
cannot ~ yet be verified.
The document presented by ne Boari ~ Police
Commissioner 20 tho old Comuiesoners was formal
demand for Tho surrender ~ ~ ts station house,,
shas Office, IRE alarm tee.aph and The police i"f.o
l
| Judge Of the Criminal Court Tor the Arrest
| ~ the New Commissioner. .Jnds. Pond'-
| Reply lie Issues "a Bench Warrant for Their
| Arrest, dc. .
Thiz Inornng Mr. william Fuller and b.. slcrk ~.
pcarcd IN he Criminal Court and Testified 70 language
| ,tcy had heard used by Ar. Valiant Mr. George &
Hannd, sslo Attorney after receiving the evidence
before Court said he felt H. daty Tor tho
arrest q beise vali..n. ana Yogns cider that
! peacc ~ tho city should ~ preserved
Tho following u tie rrrly wh Jldgs Doui Bafs =
H. Application II tie Attorney ~ ten,h rsr
IA, for TIE arrest ~ Aor-r. valiant aBd Youna
! 4. tLe s,A1 Attorney for Baltimore ciy u y yoar
duty 10 bring tie notice - tho count the very GaVe
facts you have lust mantanef "a y the only tribunal
here charged wi'h The pul l'hsen, % cfno sal ~ te
srvatlon ~ Tho gsaes Whatever pewsf a ss fff thems
rnrpsxes should \. rnnfdAlsy tngOscd aud s1srrlsi
10 rryoht violence ~ ~ Jon aasgetl = coat nj aisf
u 4 bot or isy % deier'nins ~ questions "a a.ai0
stin ~ ht q ought noA 10 H. gElsrily ssG ibai
Foyaraen, long estaAstsi - hat = VAR sod ths
0niy Nay ~ obj poe4csssn " oihge ~ fore ~
Tho courts hfs open. An appeal - tiHfr ~
| speedily beard ard ~ 0#.c.st rrhn eeisrmiasd
4 purpose u this Mud an aniswfui ar.emriy no
PARTIES engaged N ars gnliy - brrnrh = - peae
aad mus, y mnsalnt@ly srrr.ied Al Ne tovsf q
10 prevent suca yi0ls9n % ia~ ahd The public fskee
shall bs preserved al 90 hArsras Tho fsci ihst
claiming rxh,fuiiy ~ .ronsfnny 70 ~ Pglr- cSWsis
police d1cssr charged wllh ne 6u.y u psssrvius ne
public psAse, n cgirnisaa 80 aafn ne puhls n8lna
f@ dread ~ collision W. the too Dfras so - w.
innate nfnad c0nAa - ~ the minds ~ ls.oeabis
aud order i9siag citizens rnh terror II ifnp~Nsb 10
| that thM mh0u1 ~ Nowsi n the hw rftFent 4.
| ani the warrant yoa Ask shall lsssr
communication ff0m hssaa valiant and Yong -
| ibs present Board @shibDi 70 ne Court w W.
pssbd me s,sis Attorney. demanding pe-aession asd
waning me tresssi Beard hsi thsy eeaiiaaed
| they woad n - ., ihsf fsrh W wm Einef ir~si
| Ded that NJ valiant hal stated - thsfn hat ~
AIT W. Y0gng wsr~ sppsahtrd ConriissAguers an3
tLst hoy lEisrtef " dlxbsfxa ne dsils. -
tta once, ng ttey Wr4N - aff8y fs
rBsDdsnus t@ss sle 4se.trf snlrts ~, IA
make . polite aefnanf ~ ne rnaess4on N NJ oHa@
aIf DE prvleriY hel1nEnR ~ t.a lllre farns AAa