New-York tribune., 1867-09-06

interrupted the President-and when she reached tbs
stationhouse he discovered his As he could Doe
oosciehtiously make cnsfRe against an innocent w0
man, he had refused To do 80. aud willing 10
abide the consequences Another while assisting de-
70 the e Sd looked IN ne he
had found the mans address, and called upon him, buf
could not catch hrm.
Acton-That's right Keep looking In the Directory
You'll find hlm officer Price was of his beat and yas
for a glass Of water "Take a oanteen with YOU" was
the advice given by President Acton. IL good
Price. to hear that you have down 10 water Re
temperate and you will be happy Would that the whole
force would follow your noble example, except IN the
single particular OF leaving your post"
Chas H. Bush, after s hours duty, fell asleep In Union
Park The Sergeant testified that Bush was an excellent
officer had neglected his duty and thoroughly
exhausted when found asleep Officer Tobin, charged
with lntoxicaon showed that the day named the
complaint he had served % hours out of the a. and feel
Ing unwel had taken an anodyne. The physician who
prescribed for him testified in regard to the medicine ad
mnisered and stated that If Tobin was tpsy on that
day IL the effect Of the stnulant used with the
by the rOundsman OF his precinct studying the habits
Guinea pigs and Brazilian apes In penny menagere in.
stead of being where he could aid in preserving the
The charge against officer Ed. Grace was that on a
tain day he aid stagger while under the eye of bis su
perior He had been known to indulge In liquor
and bore good reputation as an ofcer He had taken
heavy dose OF Haekensaeks Eters iof ms stoinachs
lower limbs. so much interested did the President be-
In the officers defense, IN which the wellrecom
mended tonic named absye frequently mentioned
that in administering the oath TO the next witness no
worded it thus: You do swear that the evidence you
shall give in this case against Hackensack stomach Bit
tiers shall be-" &C. &c-and has detected his
| TIL this hour
The afternoon session was devoted to the hearing Of
complaints made by citizens Failure 10 arrest for
assault and battery for disordery conduct and drunken
ness was a frequent charge, bat which seldom
sustained Joseph Mathews WAS called to account for
not having cOguZance of DurnariOus entry into the
drinking saloon next door TO Tammany Hall but showed
the satisfaction of the Court that he cOrd not possibly
be in places and could not tell tlt burglars
were making their way through the cellar OF 1alnnauy
To the cellar patrOniZed by many OF Tammays dlscl
ples that as long the private Waterman OF lanmany
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which the Sachems were 10 hold forth IN pOwNows
inspired by the nectar OF the gOds te gehtcnan WHO
sells the nectar door must bolt the NOES III s wal
suffer the consequences flcsluShl acVV" e0""ioo
| this view OF the case. 80, 81, ., -.
Officer O'Brien was charged by Alice Gale with AZ
tempting 10 deprive her OF two goats Whch tey "ce
| yOur Honor on my husbands own land an nave Inc
dades for il which can get for yeZ yez want thin
the tuck me goats which they Wor ueu yer honor
And 30 on. A., l.. 49,. -.
ordinance relative TO goats he resisted Dy MIS- 1ae
That She pulled one way he another, and the goats si
another The officer showed how his hand had been cut
in the scule Mrs Gale showed now neIs was cut hu -
serted that the goats had been complaining ever SINCE Tue
| trouble
| Thomas Hart was charged with using profane and
abusive language TO citizen and threatening III uredd
| fully mathematical way to Z" bust his globe"
BY the greater part OF the afternoon was taken up
in listening to the silly speeches OF Mr Byrne VINO IN
sisted acting as judge jury and counsel III tne ca as
highway TO their great inconvenience ana WIN usllR
| abusive language Mr. Byrne, in torrent OF wordr
that might Isaeus DROWN succeeded in rendering hlm
self bore and III destroying completely the patience OF
the bored officer Morgan while In the discharge OF his
duty. found 1t necessary to prevent Mr. Byrne from
breaking into the line OF funeral at OF the ferries
and Is fully sustained in his by the officers Of his
precinct and the Police Commissioners Mr. Byrne " az
very indignant when informed that officer Morgan could
not be removed from the force ana tat MS services ~
the Thirty fourthst. Ferry are too valuable to be dis
\ pcnsed with.