The New York herald., 1867-02-21

The Police Commissioners held their regular weekly
sitting for TRIALS yesterday afternoon. large number
Of complaints. preferred by capains, scrgeanss aud
roundsmen for breach Of discipline against patromen
were disposed Of The "ctzcn cases' were few and OF
small Importance.
RG TEMPEST VERY SMALL TIA POT.
Some time ago, tho Seventh regiment It viii be re-
membered serenaded General shaer at his resdenc. in
street, the occasion OF his having been
appointed Major General Of militia Captain Heddcn Of
the Twenteth precinct at the tmc had charge OF the
order, which no did successfully notwithstandlna q
small row occasioned BY few kid goved young bloods
who dsdained 70 be handled s'ordinsry people"
While endcavoriug 70 keep the crowd bacE from the
curb fronting the house, Sergeant James second in CON-
mand, was me by member Of the seventh IN citizens
70 move on. An altercasion Of words then ensued,
which was promptly ended by thsarsst Of Steele who
receved reprmsud at the station house from the cap
he chose Steele complained It the rial that Sergeant
James had PUT his hands him" and hit him slightly
found great faui with the ofcer for not making any
distinction between Mr. 6tecie resident Of Lexington
avenue, and any ordinary rough. He informed
that the police could mako no distinctions whereupou
the complainant lsft the court room-Ir nrssssd no
doubt with tho 70 bm perhaps novel fact hat man
can be rengh outside the ''ordinsry people"
DIGESTION CONTRACT
Rssa Baltz washerwoman. living At 100 Walker street,
compliance that onicer Jarcs Asen, OF the sixth pre-
last week. appears that . young girl named Emma
Brown had given Rosa several Articles Of clothing 10 be
washed, but when the timo for their delivery came ON
sne refused " give them 10 the owner snless raid Ger
tain amount which considered over and above spec
Nod contract prices by Emma The o0csr was sent to
90 the clothes on Emma's coueensing 70 nav reason
able sum for the washing The rough handling was not
proved. = ~ =.
OLD FRO QUO.
Dennis ksgsn, Of IA avenue A. complained that ofcer
Leigr OF the Eighteenth precinct assaulted aud arressed
him without cause the night Of TIE 6th sns: The evil
dencc showed that friend Of Regans r.sned Doyle
and himself got into quarrel in which Doyle had his
heal cut; ne therefore made complaint agsinQ ReGan
10 1etger, who took him TO the station house. Where he
withdrew TIE complaint and q course Regan not
detained kegan also preferred charge Of using pro-
fEne against the officer which the officer
was false, while the complainant said he ready 20
swear the swearing pofane TO be and swearing
on ioe book 70 be false On the principle t;sussu ses
NuHtS tne charges were not sustained
4 IN CAR OBSTRUCTION NUISANCE AGAIM
Aexander ncDougail roundsman OF the Fourteenth
precinct wns complsined Of for having arrested Henry
warren On 20i Grand street. for having kept bis wagon
standing on the railroad track before his door little
long for the comfort OF the passengers Of car that had
10 wait Warrens good pleasure Warren tried to prove
that 10 bad not detained the four minutes where's
he was lawfully allowed 10 remain FIVE minutes Nc
DougAl conesnded that the complapants wagon stood
on NE Track while u was being unoadcd over ave min
utsa ms mooted question and difference a. 70 time
vas the subject OF lively discussion between officer and
citizen, and productive Of definite result In the Wy
of giving the Commissioners idea or the right aud the
wrong Of the matter