The New York Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1856, Page 2

The New Charter. OPINIONS OF THE P8983. York fribuue, Nov, 37.) wpilt and dishonest mes 60 I 4g rovberies which mark * pep [From she New The care WIL which power in this clty, tbe SyENSy ll i ie elective franc’ jl admit that the purity of thet treochise is safeguard ofa democratic government; avd that purity should be legal ballots whish literally pon late election. Tae hard ing mecbanic who pays a hundred dollars for taxes orth scarcely five thousand, ought not to 2 by trained bullies who have no A fair bot sirimgent registry will be i g 8 r i right 10 vote at ail. @emanced, and we presume obtained. ‘The removal of the power of making and unmakiag peticemen from tke hance of the Mayor, who now virta- ‘s the whols Commission, is generally conceted to ue ‘@ prime necessity. It ts wnmocessary to repoat facts which the public are already familiar. mbodied in their late japgerous it ig to trust any electi r. It required villainy of long practice, aad , © veuture upon the full exercise of er in this instance it is more thaa proba ‘hat it bas been overdone to the confusion of ‘and the ult‘mate peopl ereation, reguia.jon, trial and puaishmont of tae Police should be vested in & permanent Commigsion of ive Members, who sbould keep their office open night and usy, with at least oue of hem on daty, to bear and Let t2@ Mayor still be the ex eontive head; but give bim no power to gelect, favor or ish, except by the approval of the Commissira. th such a Commissiou—ot mea ia whom the psupie Dave couidence—we might have a police equal to the Dest in the world, tmtead of a gre chime, zealous only jor the interests of their elective bead. ‘Then we want important changes in the departments. 4 of the department of police, White health, licexses, mark«ts and general supervision. Comptrotler the ‘head of the flaance departm.nt, with such bu caus ag assessments, taxation aad co.cc Put the cralpmg, cieaning ani Ngbting of streets iu the Crotoo or water department Streets, paving, repatring, docks, public bafdings ant a) suppiies be tae work of @ street departmoat. wiih Uie present arrangement of edasation, Alas House ana Fire Domriment, we might have sometaing tke a compact government be the Mayor, C.mpirolier, Water Commissioncr, Streot Comm ssiover aud Governors of the Aims Have. favor We appolutmens of ail jor; but we wu that the peo: voung, would bo better sutistl ¢ with (ucirluwa election, especially a3 \tey would b0 chosen at different peri xis, Mayor for two ears; Comptroller, shroo; Wate” Gommisriover, tive, oue golvg out each year ; (Com miriove", Wuree. ead otbers as now, Bn the Legielstive deparimect we wai @ermen («bo wr! aleo be sapertsors) as now. nalt Instead of rixty ia thy other Board, Jet there be twelve, chusea frum 43 many Gistricts of eque! population—taif elycte’ cach yoar: these ty be toe ‘The comxatioa of #ards agcgetary to mange these d st fots Would prevent petty loca! itl asacas, apd go far towarar securing hunest auc capayls men as M now is. £0 oue feels any reeponsinility, and Dearly eve- Ty Ove |S pursuing some trifliyg percowal interest tastead presentment enough to show ait 3 i 7 a acewer a!) complaints electioavering ma Bet the Maj or be the bea: ‘The eteotive heads would 89 excopt tue under novest elected each year, B might aco be desirabie to mike coms chang courie—evch o# the aprointment Police Commission ; the sta quiring the Keoordcr and Ouy Judgo to elt cometanily at the gains time. instend of alternately, as Id be etringently observe by those Jutger ¢ letter of the law, ‘he old ebarter 0 1730 is ibe Satan beat. That of 183013 better only » cause mo @iGed to uit the times aud form of government. aecretiont of 1649, "61 and @or’t work, ahd most of Lb. tr provisions may as alreaiy in exitease ro 88 wre of ite valu ‘With changes some’hing like thoze above indicated, the separation of the city iro: with a revised cbarter, bility, there fa no the geserat election, sal, and etroog as pon od reason—axcep: the apa’by of the people—why we shoald uot bayo aa @ficyent and economies! govoroment. {From the New York Daly Times, Nov. 27) NECESSITY OF MON(2IPAL REFORM. ‘We have alreacy urged the adsolate nice sity of con- eontra'ing *! power of our city government, fe order w cifect any reform of the enormous aad ta greasing adutes under which wo sulTor pt condition ¢f our ails A reteresce to this roepect will shall ever be ekcted to power to rob the Treasury of any amount of m>- batuocever. There ls wo lim t to the extent of plua det which a dishonest Compi‘rolier, wita the connivance ef avch rogues as often contro! the other braachos yernment, migbt levy from the ever, to the Fiance it, tid eidiuon, bow ‘are also th: De- il i it eit in FE it the city government is now oonstivute’, cam coeck me Befariour, practices which are the Daew of sympathy and anion iz the cepartmenta. Let us look at the stapitity and folly of the system ta . if = ettizen desires to have the *' bas accumulated in front of his Bove, be murt go to tho Department of 4 reets acd If the same citizen desires $> bave a bole jn 12° to the Department of Kepwe If bis sidewalk however, nooda mendio Dime i tree! repaired, be mast aly source of redress is toe City [aspsc'or sufficient to Ddewiléer the made, and, in nine cases Out of ten, be made io vain, four different bureaus relative to matters portaiaing exchurively to streets. Moreover, if the Orowm is oat of order, be murt hont up the Croton Department Boeman is cerelict, he mu ¢ mak» complaint t the Oalef of be remedy lor any of the tea «hvu inflicted Dy the Vommoa “nell, of obma " hich the city ism sarty. opriy to the Counsel of the Corporation. Mf ap i Li ye : i i i & com pel them to redress a grievacce. mo bas apolicant insahet here, ifr i & Fatt 3 a | i i | af i i a = t ' :} i i i z i i i f i H | f i i e = . i jiif Ho le 7 3 i = : 3 z i + set fi 3 3 b} s ? ‘A person may thus at once receive intelligence of a let- ter that bes been sent to a Post offive dve or five bandred miles away, which otberwise, in all probadility, he never would have recetrea; be may also change his residen xe im we Facitic region ag often as motives of busta ses or pranre may diciats, and yet run no risk there‘rom of jo ing bis provided bis friends at home bave ‘Pacific Mat Observe, it is only the address of the letter that mist be sent on's siip of paper, together with @ three c#nt 6 stamp, ia @ prepait envelope, to the * Pactic jail List, New York Post olfice;’? the letter itvelf mast be deposited iu the mails usual. precisely as {f co sash Byrtem of registration was in operation, No otaer w. ling tbould be oo the slip o’ paper than toe address of tne letier, and the slip should be ivclosed in the envelope without 1011 je three cent postage stamp inciomed if the envelope detrays the expense of publication, and ipuet not be pasted, bat simply inciored. hen sending the adiress of a letier to the * Pacitic Mait List,” be careful to 1¢ the Post off! se ia the Pacitic Tegion to which the jeiter was sect [ustarces have oc curred tp which this important point has been omitts. In one minute a letter can be registered, and tae taree © ot charge for registration added to tne postage on the envelope sent tothe * Pacific Malt List? makes toe toial extra cost uixcents Of course, when two or morg aidresees aro to clored in the game envelop, and the postage ig theroby divided, the charge becomes proportionally leas; bat the utmost cost for registration is about eqaivalent to the price of a Havana tcgar. Before leaviog the sabjcct, we will state that, despi'e the law requiring the pre-payment of portage, over ove Dundred apd tweaty thousacd letters sent during the past year to Poat offices im the Pacitic region were never re: ceived by the persons for whom they were intended, and consequently became deat letiers, causing thereby, deuntiess, mucti anxiety of mind to persons expastiox fom bome, and rendering aii the care devoted g the letier®, and the taousands of dollars pad in Pre paying postage on the same, #0 much useless expe? diture, Averaging the time necessary 10 write tho sbove JeKiers st thirty minutes eacd, (a low rate, we thick ) ‘and the result is, that 1% will require ten hoars daily ia dor of a penman for twenty years, to write the letters that became dead during the past year in the Pacits re jon, end which cost government near four thousand doi to examine, and selecting Dut few valuable ones from the mags, the rest, (in accordance with law and tbe Beages of the Post Office Department) to burn. Horrible Cate of Suicide ia Prison—Romanc: and Reality in Philadel, [From the Philaceiphia Journal, Nov. 26.) We Lave already arnounced the ceath of Mr P. A Esmiol, formerly tbe proprietor of French restaurast, at No. i¢3 Walnut street, under circumsteaces of a roms- what mysterious character Siuce that announcement a new feavure bas taken place, and wo now have toadd the cesth of ® hitherto respectable young man, dy ent cide—ibat suicide having been perpetrated in one of tne cells of Moyamensing prison, and by means at once des rate ana terrible, The victim was noge other thaa larry Lawrence, aged abou: twenty six years, employed in the capscity of barkepper tor Mr. Kemiol. ‘The story of the suicide te given in etait. Eamiol, from ali we can learn sppears to have been addicted to the evils of iatemperance, ani having been taken su 1dea- ly Ul, died im the brief period of some thirty six hours A 1umor waa at once circulated that be hai beea pot on 7, and that rumor poimied to young Lawrence_as the per- petrator of the decd. Toe Coroner was somm: pertial investigation was had~a warract was issued for the arrert of Lawrenoe, and placed in the hands of High Constable Blackburn; but in (ho meantime, the accused calli d et the Mayor's oflice, and desired to surrender nia- relf mio custody, first expressing a wish tnat his alll tavit abould tegiven.’ This was acceded to, and the youcg Wan Was sbown every Kicdnees possible. fs appeared wild, and at bmes deli:ious. Be was one time in the charge of Mr. Wonderly, tele grap>.c eperater. an old schoolmate, but by him was gub- s quen ly banded over to officer Blackbura. Poor Law- renee Was taken to the Franklia nattate with the view to enlas and soc the hie mini. Fionlly, he was locked up, avd wken to Moyamensing pricon, where, during last b ght or thie morning, he o Vein ta hig ara, which resuited in bie lee ing to deaun, In ttature be was small, of genice) address, and of mili and gentlomaniy depertment. Me hat heem mar ried, but owing 10 rome un‘ortumate ditflouity did not uve wits bis wi’e. They had no cbildren. The fatacr of young Lawrence is sex on io one of our ec! urebss He etued on Mon tay. te Dis alfidavit to Liect Balxley, that be resided at No. 176 chert pee oy was barkeeper ai No. (3 Walout street, and ata place kegt by ove P A Esuirl who died at his residence in Baker siree, below Pighth. He (Lawience) saw the deceased adoct 32 o'clock on San’ sy morning at bis place 0° ousi- thovgbt proper to register the same in the List” nest. Ho was then well. Oo Saturday, the went to tbe wharf for the purp-ee of purchasing oysters, ch he tetende fer pickling, in order to faifil an order ¥ from Mr Vito Viti, to italy, Ue elated With Grink, sai down, and oy tbat the oysters would be up ip Getired bim to look at the: Hs 000 was present. aid—" Florence, ¢o you want any money ed me 6250 | raid, “1 don’t want that bot give me adoiler,’ Betwcen 11 and 12 o'clock om S umdey morn- ing. young Lawrence went to the reetaurant in Walnut ttreet, are found Femio!’s con aud another person there. Be cid not know the ame of the latier, but etated hat bad come Sr tbe purpove of opening the oysters Mr. ohased) Mr. Eemiol was toen in the kitohen, ad wasin bis bacce arked to e young man that he had beter get Mr 8. bie, ard believed ail that be desired was ry Mr. b. bac bees jntoxieated a'most overy night Guring (he wLek. Phywiciac# wero sent for, but tacy 614 notarrive st (nce. A coat was placed under the ead of Femiol, nd be war left to Davtog tha perio? Lawrence states tha: he was in the bar, bit ro peacedly went to see bis employer. Tas eulssde few a0 (flicer, and derired to get @ carriage, which wee cone, sod Mr. Eemiol was taken home. = fir. Patiersen wae called i, avd pronounced him to pe 4 comgesion Of the brain. sMomard cupping were ordered; but ail did no geod. Be died about ten o’click on Sunday night, The Rebel Generel at Banker Hill. 10 THE EDITOR OF THE LOADON Times. tn cordrmarion of the (ete quotet by “Young Ameri ca.” ip bis communication of we 6th, a8 to“ woo com D anded the Americacs’’ st the betile of Banker's Mul, or re property “Sucker’ fil. i may pot pe Gototerest to quote the autbority of the amlabie bisoriaa F -cicand and wabeila. When at Bat ‘be pleasure to vinelt Mr. Prescott, bi. abrary, jooulsrty calied my atteoti m w thy ewort o bw rebe ious” rendfa.ber, Geaeral Presovs, wae be Ppose of “ths commander of the Amermans st Buccer aul." This relic henge over the folding doo-s parate the twe apartmemdts !o which toe bistoriao's bows are arranged, and ts crossed by another sword whch . Pyeveott laformed me wae that worn by bis wite’s father, « saval oficer, who was in commant of « fo ths river om tie apore weg eureur anc Re union of be denver dante of tue iwe oppesng pon. hed been meoctione! by some Eagtad wri er; bot the fact was cer iaily new to myneifas i Stu greeanty be be Bom ‘our readers, if you Wilek it ¥ before trem. ait the qremtios awe a’ a A ue ‘ever it waa, Yours, rerpectfaity, — GeORae WALLER Bocrery oF ARTs arp GovERxxeyt Souout oF Ant, Bir. mingham, Nov. 7, 1856. A Femate Muapenep = Au ler and rotwag was hourd of bor unt! bat pact six o'clock Yate moraiog. when . [aj it many soepicions afoot witi nea "P cidence to vepematiare them. Some of tne , ond that during the ert tier bouger ant was ongeger ihit noass, lover igatiag . i g 3 ak bs ¥ 3 é a H 3 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIOAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1856. foe jew two Oclods no clue had bees obtatmred tie mares ot Mrs. Buiger, and the case up te that hour was still shrouded in darkness. Tne Cororer’s took & recess upby which some light may be thrown upot init meyote q loud and Dendluh murder ibang Journal, Noo. 36. Tumioration ‘To Norrosan Missouri—aA letter F : as io the St Lavts Republican says: Plusioburg is sii open and doing ap From present ene, ve att cur population in Lo of secd people, within LIST OF LETTE 5 a i y a o Abbey MariaW Albertson MrsThos Anger Abbey A Abrains Sarah Allen Mrs, 18th a} Archer Acker MraSylvester Alen armstrong Anne Adams Mrs HC Altvater ‘Armstrong Eugenia Adams HannahM = Ames Mrs F yy Adams Margaret ‘Ames Sarah ‘Ashwell Mise M5 Abern Catharine Babe Sarah Barto Mary A Boland mee bracken Delia Bassett Lucy F Bonclove jade Backman Sarah M Brose Mrt James Bowen Mary 8 wan rady Mose Mary D Bowman Ieibella, Bratves Covoline E BrcistordMrn Bowe- Brown Bis Tose radey Carcline B Bre Brad'ey Elizabeth ry theatre Brow: ‘zabeth B Bradley Mary Ann Bennett Klien Brown Ann Mahia Braley Mrs i, 3d av Bennont Jane, 11th Bovd Sarah ann Baley Eiizabe'h st Boyd Ritzabeth Bailey Jessie Bergen Mary Boyle Mra James Ball Mre J M Bretwile Mrs Wm Bruce Margaret Barbour Josephine Brewer Ana * Barney ai Bigelow Mrs Wm I Burritt Nancy © Karr Margaret —_Birdsley Mra ‘ine Barry Mre EF, 9th av Bishop Mise Sallie Byrne Catharine Bartow Mies Aunie Bvod'e Jeauie Bryson Ann c Cadwell Mary ClarendenConstance“omm one Mary Cragin Margacet | Carolan Mary ‘Cromwell Caroline Oralghead Mre H, Carey Jali Cromwell Lydia Beekman st Curpenier Carrie Conant Ooraelia Cailien Mrs C Carpenter Martha Conan Klizaneth Calloghan Margare! 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