The New York herald., 1867-09-13


".arssrIy Repsrt o. superisssndent ke.-
nsdy-.:fi'fics Of the ilsDars..-s'rsns -'-s'rsns'h
Of the rorce.
superintendent Kennedy yesterday transmitted 10 the
board Oh Police Commissioners hs report for the quar-
Ter ending July 81 1857 from which 10 appears that
mere are present within the Metropolitan Police dis
~' sas. inspectors, IL surgeons 30
.w'@us 1T sergeants. 81 parolns" ..na a. rounds
men, 2s9 pa,rolmsn on special duty lsAs on patrol
au' and 90 doornsp making total force OF $3.50 men,
exclusive Of 10 Persons forming the clerical force Of the
department or this number the following disposition
is made in the several counties comprising the Metro
politan Police dstrict:-
surgeons 16; patrolmen, 1850; total, 2,102
County OF Kings (clty OF Brooklyn)-Captains, 10;
County OF Rlchmond-Captains, /; sergeants. 2; pa.
trolmen 25; total, %.
Yonksrs)-sergeants, 8; patrolmen IS; total, 2i.
the quarter has never been surpassed. tho
whole force being 25 5sslooo The school Of insrac @
tion in which the appointees Of the force
tored in regard their duties and knowledge Of the
regulations OF the board local penal ordinances &C. is
progressing avoraby In addition 10 the above course
the appoinee is instructed in the school of the soldier
well as in the proper of the club, the estab-
lished principles OF the broadsword exercise.
In 1860 With an aggregate force Of s7s the number
gregate Of the force 1920 the NUMBER Of details
was 301 and at present, with an aggregate
of 1856. the detailed force is only 289. The
discipline of tho force, he says, is highly CON-
mendabe OF the station houses he reports those the
Second Fifth Tenth. Eleventh Fourteenth and Twenty
ninth precincts wholly untitled for the purposes to
which they applied. Those in the Third, Eighth
Twenty. .ffth. Twenty-sixth, Thrtieth, Thirty hrs
Fortythrd Forty fourth, Fiftieth and Fifty first pre-
cncs generally dwelling houses altered and
sructed as 10 defy adaptation unless greater expense
than TO construct new premises and are seriousy de-
fective as station houses. Those in the First Fourth,
sixth, Ninth, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Sixteenth, Seven
teanth Twentieth, Twenty-frst Twenty third
Twenty SEVENTH Thirty second, Forty first. Forty
second and Foryeghth precincts and at Yonkers and
fremont, in good condition. although all might be
teensh, Eighteenth Twenty-second Forty-ffth, Forty
sixth, Forty-seventh and Forty-ninth precincts
constructed on the mos: approved plans and we'll
adapted.
The returns Of persons arrested during the quarter
according TO the report which cannot however, from
the peculiarly irregular Of making preserving
and furnishing lists be consderaed accurate or re-
arrested, In New York, males l5 107; females
total Il 046, and IN Kings Richmond and Weschester
counties males, $780, females, 1891; total III OF
this number, 2l6S3 could read and write 12 7e5 were
married, AMI 15, 02S wore unmarried persons
The loss sustained by offences against property during
the quarter amounted to about S2S2, 1885, and the
amount recovered and restored 10 owners through the
direct efforts of the police s205, 1874 In addition 70
this is claimed in the report that bonds and securities
to the value Of s14o5,0O were restored by agents
selected by the thieves themselves when they discovered
that the authorities their track and that there
no chance to escape
The following shows the natives OF persons arrested