The New York Herald Newspaper, August 1, 1857, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD SATURD! Y, AUGUST I, 1857. THE METROPOLITAN POLICE COMMISSHANERS, | «ior side 10 veniow their adherence, to wlll secure» them “apnnr tod wren . the means of support anih rity of thi ; _Thege, Eenllemon, are, the true clrommstancs ‘chase of man, men. who possessin y Beettng of the Board—che Mayor Asks for | Ccicepionarie character, are fiend andrac: off for'n | Cocrluse snd'ad hen beliers Special Odicers and te oun debe, watch Sos certaisiy’ wil sims ia thelr Sect | (mitt cat ad Sires aud © MeteetWhe Baw | ¢ 2 rw beir just por Commiastoners Ask for the Appoint- needed ta thea by be exiting ian, Jam | Capen ch aneat Gobeiada ment of Petr Officers as Specta’ Paltecmen "ar Mt Cm) pe of my tmmanies, le a ‘on Courta Martial Deputy Carpenter Called for Tetalmad- | tlewien, jour obedient rervan one) Ee vt that ™, GOVER, Tenth eader Jourpmest of the Case untill Guenday next ow Youx, Jaly 29 186]. ER, Sergeant Tenth Precinst. wane Ge ott ader belvnge, and —The Teligraphic Arrangeurents in Case | the Chairman presented the bill for thofuneral expenses | ‘Core martial might of #1re—Paying off the ctegular and Special | of policemen Aucerson, amounting 10 S461, which war, | (Bf, ,cerem ur tty —The T. it upon motion, referred to the Uommittee on Finance. * mallite: Forces Peed Sine, Megrepn— Whe | Te ech presenied OUked Ae tee etn howe | aie, ise Gapected nat tloes thereof, at s General Term of xaid court, tobe held | 146, p. 282 of 2¢ R. 8), where the following jax 0 te ip the City im the city of Now York, on the 10th day msi: “Mnessenp DEAS oo tee ‘hall be socup of Aug at, 1867, at 10 o'viock A M. of that day, so that | by tenant, a conveyance thereof, or of the rents thereof our taid Juatices mayTur'her art theroon asof rignt and | oF of the rents or profits, or of apy oho: interest therein accord ng to law ought w be done, and have you then | by the landlord of auch tenant rhali to valued without there thte writ ny sHtorntient of aveh tenant tothe gravtes ? Sneb ie Witvers, ——— ———,, Justice of said Sapreme Court. | ‘be iangvege of the stasute; epen ent of thatthe | gg gee Port Arrivals at the City’ Hall, in the sity of New York, on —— day of | want has attorned toand recs \ ay Chamberlin at | arral NBcuford 14th, ship Van) Webster, Nantucket, to 9s ae ee. RICHARD B (CONNOLLY, Clerc bis landlord by pay ing rent to him, Third. T am of the | for whaling. Loaan Summwoon, attorney, 166 Broadway, Now York. | opirirn that there is mothing im the objection that the ro 14 st naw Hedtord July 30, bark Maitapotectt (of Westport, Intion of landlord and tenant does not exist betwevn the | Munchneler, AllantioQeema, | Gar Hee Gilanes Deccan: tenant apd Mr, Coamberlin; the Intter is the aeigneo of Joly | Boston Sesmmon fo dont AMews, SP, the leenor, and as suob can take these proceedings to re from. New Onuzans, July 23, 1867. ‘cover possesion of the wes, It has been a0 ex- | dirohargea 12 - The Eyfect of Walker's Kansas Policy at the South—Move- | pressly deokied by the Soprome Courl, in tbe case of | theirsirad; aa also Mr Mavvopor\, the fae a Hoawell King. ‘Trip: of Old Worce Keporting for Duty, a0. hives tap tho eoed. a Solan ack, eiioh be nia ann | fer toe, ee eo ments of Soulé and Slidell Arrangements for the Neat | Biredail vs. Philipps, 17 Wendell’s R, p 473 1 must, | tend trom July kno lat Re Nowell Kine. Fripp, of tp. The Boar metyeaterday morning precisely ai 100'clock. | been presented to the Comptroller, and that oficer hat ro EN nyecideatine agatant dim, | Presidency, cfe., dhe, etal La ee nn Beta ter anera off &t Domingo, FB: ; pe Present, Messrs. Nye, Bowen, Straaahan, Cpolwelt, Powel) | Pied that he had uo funds. “It was referred to the Finanoe afrien thn ihe impnted tangunee wae wpcien of Sommis’ | Yn your edition of the 10th July instant, you havo an arti- vielsown, win ale Bone chee’ |S aniaiay Tach, ot Pre and Wood. The minutes of the last moeting were read by | Se geant Williamson, of the Fourteenth precinct, sent in | hod socould bot rellect Siagrass oe te hehe cd okishweepon: | clo, “The Seceseionist Feud Reopened is Misstippl.”” The | Tam Exrsvrrion t0 Uran.—We learn from Spoken, dc the Glerk and approved. charges of drunkenness against officer Jamas 'Fosiar, | éenthelorks, And Fespondent further referriug to the re | apieit that now pervades the States of Georgia and Missis Que tases a4 Lene — beste, hich or * 8: pent from Houg Kong for Banghok, May 18, ia: i . nara the “ oi Maycr Wooo then seid that before preceeding to other | Nich were referred to the Commitioe on General acl sa aihus by noe Previously the date! 3th imnnted | rinpl exiends more generaiy through the Southera States | (riensivo preparations are making forth wilitary — vob? {PePMCeD. from Rangoon for Onwon May 14, let 96 8 Dasiness be would like to lay before the Bard a comma A complaint by Mr. Cooke against an officer named | jore wen from the said de sertment and was there. | than our friends at the North would imagine. The expres- | dition to Utah under Gen Harney. No loss than five bua- id fe unde ‘poadent Sbip Brutus Spew. hence BU Kast Indies, J) nication from the First Marshal of bis office. Davis, tovk the same courre, ert pra tat the Bow ot polite bul dents ‘he ‘aid ions of crndempation of Robert J. Walker's polloy have | dred ox teams eee eee male teases we nacom | 35) rh on 29.04 i og és . pany " " ‘ ; fergewan euch; but pany the troops. , Pt, wy Snell, from NOrleans ‘The document was read by the Clerk, aa follows :— Mavor Woun wihed to know whether there wae mot @ | nem aad the charges sousiiiats othe cechuisatoaneed | aroused @ spirit of opposition and animedversion which | [on7 00 UOvhs ee eT enero ei vp | Yat 37°12, Jon 85 40. renga, Fuly wet novon ren uanortsTOn Orns iris ter. | ghtatae rhage oir tac yng ac | he cote of Water lone bd for pears apt sunber. | arpa wine poten ie Min, worn, eran, | ac ozae MY Mgmae een hw care * — ; ee : Duan Sin according 10 the ety ordinances, | ty my duty | 4, Mr Nye replied taat the trial of Deputy Carpenter was | submits this ns respon lly as regards his iegat rizbis and { '26° Nowhere than in the South has Robert J. Walker | at tbe b Trace the pracouk Mine. "The whale force innhae | , hark Alamo, Mudgety, trom Liverpool for Rio Janeiro, May pa Rl ag Bay ein require a vote to take | ieriaedeian en eee fer tt nasa” | Ore frm friends or more virulent, determined enemies | fe teamsters, ko” will not fall snort of five thousand | © jet44,Jon,t #t Newburyport, hence for St John NB, June ey concaca, and doers totebigence ofites, car nnd | st up. * jGeperinendeat. | BUS aseociations in Miesissippl, during bis earlier career. | men. It is raid that Geo. Harney is determingr vo make | 26, off LDby inland. 1” pe ee ee Gen. Nyx decided that if there was no other business | Mr. Mackxi1sR thought that he might very well ask that | were recipients of favors of a character which, while they | short work with the Seints in case they onpoe the least obeta a A , Jule Ia are "Levelt, Greenock added to the worldly gains of certain individualg, have for- | Ohetwcle tome fulfilment of his mission.—St. Louis Demo- |, Ammoneai, INT, i, Arte mle aves Creu ever blasted thelr honor. This class of friends will be : an; Der Whale aetna ace sine Colburn, Am. - f iremen, and pu sven fond reRy 00. 6eied he spinel) Bikers J, Walker; MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Bounay, June2- Sid sbip Leooa. Norrie, Livarpoo! whatever may be his herestes, if in @ position to justify | = bonDRaUX, Juve A—In port bark Wm'H Jhandier, Gage such a defence. You, as a journalist, are too famiiiar with ASMANAC FOR NEW YORK- THIS DAY. be By nn s what now is 0 commonly known respecting Indian com- + 444 [ moon sats .......morm 19.81 pool are Wwe we Mees ee eer, ley ras 716! wich warsn......mom 4 33 | Yerpool arr Jet; W J rm do; art Union, mirsions, negro parchases, bapk speculations, tha: any i oe Sherman, ,from nis, Ward from do vin Mix Boston Port a 857, J Hi one should inform you of them. The means resorted to to oe Many Newt; Saly ai; 19UNs oat J Meena y brig 2 sccure theee friends of course maintained them in posl- CLEARED rt yg arg iy eb ee iora late te lene Mil cadens whens | the apecisl order would be taken up . the demurrer ve immediately dism seed as entirely frivo Sa Air i mata’ which belag done dolls, una lo uocee The roll was called and the Board voted unanimously to | lou; but he would merely ask the Board to direct the de- sary @ have officers | make arrests And rerve motices, also to | proceed with the trial. fendant to furniabjhim with a copy of the demorrer, aud wins teepectors Gen. Nyx, from some unforseen cause, then read the fol- | he would answer !t avy day that the Board chose Ww as- oiew ped pan ery? bad capstan < pee ft. | lowing section of the by-laws:— gn to hear the care at length. feoaciavo ike pre er gravee an of "be pads wmlerona ines | Bee. 6 When applications are to be discourse’ or charges | Depuiy Cagrennx hoped the case would be hema to ‘men should be again provid-d withous delay are to be consisered, the Board shall bava private me-tungs; | speedy close, es it was extremely necessary for his re- Piibie ime ihe Corporation is luring lurg4ly by the omissioh | Dut {tmediately theleafter th» result of such private ‘me-tings | puation as @ member of the department and of the com: t take out licenses, and the teavelli'q public are suffering la | ®ball be eniered on the minuies of and munity, wequence of inadeqnate protection from & rover ‘papec- | pub ir After some little further discussion the case was Snally tion a: ONL Bae Stare ee ime te oer auamaces ure | He raid that, in his op!nion, the privacy related to the | act down for Tuesday beat, at 10% A M precisely Gen, oy gh Fo KE m4 oe conte Ae pore ag or corsideradon of the evidence, and not t> | Nye instrnc.ing ibe counsel to be prepared to go on with ie ‘Treat, Treat and Hirdosian, Jayne, for com be msde without éelay. all of which is trial. the case should the demurrer be quashed. @ the enemy; and the 1 belief arm: Steamship Atlantic, Eldridge, Livervool—B K Collins &C0. the Coma, Thuraton, fee Famvare der Dien, yeopencaliy vabaiad. Wa. H atupiaes, Mayor Woop—Chargos aro to bo considered Mr. Mackxiiak did not with to bring hia witnesses un- red. by ‘what they call treachery, tes |g Ateamabio Vanderbilt, Higgins, Souhampion and avre—i) | (oC cuaernnraton. for, F amb rah Baath? etc First Mareral. Mar, Borgen eopposed wat ths tral ko all that had pre- | neeesrariy. Walker will stop st nothing to atiain suocese, and thet tho | "%raethip Hammonia (Ham), Heydimann, Aamburg—E Siete pane te for oni spemaest dell. for Ou: Upon motion of Mayor Woon, the document was reccived | ceded it, would be public, Gen Nvs assured bim that if his witnesees could not | chet magietracy of the Union je hie vject now This eve n ure da: Dashing Wave, vowne. ny 29 tor 7 (whieh sid and ercered on file, and after a brief consultation in an Mayor Powsit wished to know whether they bad been | find time to come the Board could not find time to try the for Ching @ Kupberet * picion bas produced = émeut ere Is may oxon | Bhp Fidel MoOIl Liverpool—o H Mar:ball & Gn atceattaben Lua Goer Ly Chee er: ‘Sear gadertone the following resolutions were offered by Mayor peble asad tein vee case, ih aieasie peng: bave the effect of the democrats, at wheee | SbtB J & Wemterrelt fiin, Liverpool Faglor & Bich, Sealernod Gsee ds tae Seahde toes tare Tiibine Hate ‘806 :— Gen. that been. 6 Board then ned until Saturday, past Canrol . mol b B. noived, That the Mayor of New York be nutborized io se- | | Mayor Powms suppored that the rule implied a private | eloveu, when the special order will be the choice of anew | poved to have as Uhelr leader Pierre Sule. Slideli,in pat | Berk powgk er an gnomes -Maiuiang, Phelps & Oo, 40; Seaih Shore Lothrop, ‘Raven; Godse Stasd, Ject and s- «erin so many special offloers or ismporary p> | trial, with a subseqnent pudlic announcement of the re- | ( ommisstoner, in place of Mr. Draper. ting forth bis efforts for Buchanan, inended to strengtaen Brrk la, Sparrow. # hiledeto 'W Lamson: enirghaw. 1 Cal ‘Went to see trom png ay 99 ships Hommen ae maz be required under the snpliceicacl WH. | suk. PAYING OFF THB METROPOLIFAN POLICE. bis own chances for tbe position Before the next national | rig John Butler, Park. MM tod’ Mediord Grays Chines barks WX Dietecde; ABO Sadorderea'on fle; and inst ine General ‘superintesdent va |. GeB. Nv slated that heretofore they bad applied the | tho Treasurer and Chief Clerk wero very busy yoster | conventioa. and he, knowing "he prociivivies of Walker, Kea larn, Antersce, Cars: @1 TyHingbam Howes, Bovina . Fegnes'ed (0 deta'l Such officers to the Mayor's office to doduty | Privacy only to the dollberations. Gay, auditing the pay Tolls of the regular force, and coun, | has caused his journal, the Louisiana Courier, to open | RIE A.Priere NeRarinnd, rintdad 0 & i) Peters ae July 7~Ya, port skips Pelinsn State, Morse, for ‘Secor¢ ing!) uncer the direction of the Mayor. Mr. CROLWRLL corroborated this statement tersigning the checks. The amount paid out among the | psguinst Walk: in order to wlerae an apparen: | gene Kae Ramer Ai bon D Fi York ready (is also repo-ted sid Sth) Wiodsor Forest, Graf. ‘Resolved, That tis Board wid, under the requiskion of the Mr. Bowam thought the course of the Board was very | five precincts reached nearly $10,000, in this city, as fol- | conservatiem, John F. H Claiborne has been permitted to aed otherd as betore aestionable”” defence of his friend and oo. | Sehr A Brace: Diusine: Geosceron a inating eae brig Tous Repub, Labbe Ponting, oot: Sevaamah. Sie adjator, Walker. The Southern rights party, reoresented | Schr Ht Eros, selene, Rchuoes Oronke, Too cnow roo. way 137% port bark Maury, Uletsher, from in Parkins, Parham, Soalé, &c., 1a ther auxiety to beoomo | B6r Oe ae veuke ia bent ee Shenehae, arr 9h; brig Minna, Puisifer, from Song ‘Kong successful, supported, as they are generally, by the press | Sebr Js0 Forsyth, Plereor, Baltimore Van Srunt £ Siagus, | 27S in Louisiaps in its condemaation of Wi > will com- }@ Sehr Valetia Means, Means, Boston—O & EJ Poters. "| BMAvesemp. July 14—Arr Splendid, Amsbury, St Stephen ‘and, with @ feel Scbr Chase, Jones, Ralem—R H Greene. a koaae ‘yg Mayor vf New York, swear in a0 many special oatro!men, Ac. | right ud proper. The Board bad to determine whether | jowss ae the Mayor ma designats, not exceeding twenty-tive the charges were frivilous; if they were, then they wore i Gen. Ny® had andersteod his honor the Mayor to state | to be di+missed. the otter day, on the discussion with reference to the | Gen. NyE thought they eat as a court and should simply | Tenth wer of the Board to appoint epecial patrolmen, that he | deliberate as s jury—the deliberations to be private, but | Seventeenth & Mayor, desired to hold bis opinion in reserve as to the | the reaul, tobe public. It was for the Board to say. Nineteenth... $3,531 90 + 1487 16 + 1/200 12 2349 44 promiee with &lidell, Davidsoo, Landage, Bae Cece oh ae power of the Board to empioy these men. The question Mr. Bowxs moved that this trial be like that of all that | Twenty second.. 924 78 | ing of Stace pride, unite to aid Slidell in defeating Walker; Rehr argo, Tooker, Hartford—J B Rdwarda, KoxG, May Io prt shipe Ait fon ‘did not legitimately come up now. It appeared to him | had preceded it—in public. : eee | oan ey Mectee Sines the ton on yd A ional beaks, Provense =f Dison, grapebae: Ubapmad (BD. Pitcairn » Wii to, or sar ‘hat tt would be beter before these men were spoointed | = Mr. Civ wait suggesied ‘all trials. se teeececeseesee++89,692 77 | gained by being the friend of Buchanan, wh», under no | Steamer Kennebeo. Hand Phtiadelphia. ver, Smith, and Galatea Barhor nine; ha-k Ningod, Whiting to have this question settled. : Mayor Woon was willing to let the Board take ite usual | tno remaining New York wards are to be paid cif to. | circumstances, can desert him. 4RRIVED. from Foo-ebon, arr 10is, for Blam; brig ar vod, Sampson, 1 Mr. Bowss supposed they be power to appoint tempo | course. eee ee day, oF as soon as possible. The division between the frends of Tom Groen David- | Shp Tease Wrisht, Marshall, Liverpool, June 21, with mdse | Frrmoso. arr ld. oo Baokok; Tub ees oe decided yesterday. By direction of the banenpe J ans = he 4 PAYING THE SPECIAL YORE. ron, ex Congressman, and the friends of andrew 8. Her- | fd ,ci4 pasneaners to OH Me shad Metts £8. | worseman, Has ncaa, ith, Celestial Paimer Beat Fe ee ee ceoaty tae Pocanaiee ener the | Pury Carpenter-—ihe project of privacy being sbanioncd. | ‘The decision to vay the special force has created great | ron, Sccretaiy of alo, beth aspirants, may bo arranged | 08.81, <,,sneke, bark Haoribal of Searspert. from Boston; | Norseman, Hartall, Masao, rig Gti rieroe, Beration peguiar foree could net supply whe vacaneles spoken of tn | _ Depaiy cermx then stepped forward and said that | icing among the mene and placed the Commision | through a, Senatorial we-isilce. J.P. Beojamin, the pro. | Zt fay Ogereee, Bhosle. 8 Hight ‘winds tiroughout the entice | Awoy: dist, ebin Mars'Weinholt (li ), tor : ee requisition. with all due respect 1o the Board be wished to enter a de- | ri cn higher in their estimation. Tho pay rolls are to be | tevé of Slidell, is @ prominent candidate tor re election to | pansaxe. Perk Fatry, Bah, Fast Coat: ‘td, ship vb 7. Mr, Bowny said that if tbore was any d»ubt, they might | murrer to their taking sction in this case. made out by the inspectors or acting inspectors, and will | tle United States Senate, The old line whigs bear him n9 y matoe ned 16 passoupere to Weean a fed wld’ May Id for San Franclsco, la now’ nated Fefer the ma:ter to ® commitie to repurt to-morrow. ‘THR CONTUMACIOUS MACKELLAR APPEARS. de ready ina few days. good will, anc wo ild unite to defeat him. Tne Southern | 27, with mése an So Sesmite Bhd | oor! 4 b 0, te now to be Mayor Woop ssid that to morrow being the first of Au Ex Chief of Police Clerk MackELLAR begged leave to state THR YIRK ALARM TELEGRAPH. rr bark Brunette, Pinkham, Antwerp: ry oly, MeGowsn, 8 York (aud sid same jeatbs rt May leg for 3 rights men bawe 0 conddence in his political integrity, | {7nF éeaibecn the pasange: July & lat 6216 lon 32 saw vain wiavana July . steamships @ny tor Now Orleans) Sid 34th, 4 of m it and the country parishes are delermined to have tholy ‘sbip Julia, bound W. ‘The WB h portion of the, Male repressnted; Bence a union of demo. | ‘wisds etic cane; erated ease en ie B; Grande, Grifin, anpinwal Crate and old line whigs out of New Orloana woult en. | noice. ig Kew Era, Walker, Philadelphia: sehr Geo Ausos, do, Cie danger Benjamin’s sucd-s8. Slideli woul be unwilling to | | Ship Pocehontas (of Bath), Cotter. Havre, Jyne 21. with mdse | 248. brige Brownsville, Rua an Island; Orelia, Blanchard. Tink adefeat, especisily as tho odium of the Tom @. Da- | $24 191 passengers. to We Whitlock, Jr duly 20, 10s 44. on joapec: Me. 1 wi Ui videon cifficalty reats upon his shoulders, backed as he is beth Hamilton, Lewis trem New Orleans (on Hose’ uly 13—Cld ship Bing Philip, Rollias, Port Philig Liv . D by the Custom House aud Post Office ta inexoes in thin | “fnip Marlon (am). Granemaon, Humburg, June &, with | "MACsor May V6 (not 7th}~Sid bark Eroort. Schibye Sings city. If, therefore, the country oan bo apreased by any | mdse and 213 passer gers, (0. E ameineh. pore (apparett) sactites, Siidell will rurronder olvxer Davideon | Shp Fanny McHenry (of Phisdelphia), Smih, Hamburg, | . ¥ANtt4. May 1l—In port hipa Chagos. Merrill, and Wort or Benjamin. Its very evideut from the sales mado of | June 21, wilh mdse and 414 passengers, to master Had one | Em vier York do; Rago ei Dard rows, hel gg thetr proporty that the Siidells have virtually abandoned | fn’, whirlwind lost malnioptoast and head meted wseetee: | Iancnn . leer panies tbls Miao, and thelr Immense woalthe nables thew to re- | fallasiman. ilag Deen 1 daye from the Banus; mada'a | ,,Ma0t4s, Jan? S—In port ship Geneva, Walker, for alent side where pol! wapcoment oan promoted lortbern passage, but saw wo cena 1 | ape ase Reo eres, rene wan randy a, | cz ds nr Heer, Wea wee hopes to effect the election of bis own friends to the next | , SMP rina et Oorane cow) Sevens, Newburyport, in | Meee. cee work Gen Warren, Cul ; Nor. Ieetelature. And this is more than possible. <xorting va Mensh. trvant, ‘Sune 21, with brandy do, to | Wane: 230, sche Zephyr” Gage, Charleston. Sia"d, "trie . It would be better to organize as soon as possid’e. | that he apreared on bebalf of the complainants in this | Under the old telegranhic arrangements the telegraphic mould state that this duty had been performed for | cage, and he did so for the purpose of moving an adjourn | operators at the City Hall could” ewily notify the bell many years by person, qualified for tt, and that | ment. He had bai no notice of this case being catled on | ringer on the Oty Hall tower of any fireg reported from twexperiended men would be entirely incompetent to per- te day witneass had ‘not bees, tubpoated. Ho sup | ibe dierent sation oes Tih ncitcaon pong | , e trial could not go on unt joe had been given | course entirely iudependent of the fire telegraph bejwoan Botiey of this Brard to exclude the old officers of the po End witnesses bed boon subpesnaed. “Wow the cnse could | (oeieme oa thee en pe ee thee An his judgment the most efficient. He had no | proceed without this he was at a loss to determine. lice and tho bell rmgers which should first disc wer the ‘ispcaition to press this question, but public necessity ab- | "yr. Bown wanted to know what day would be conve- | Bre In many cates whe alarm would come. from bots solutely required action The Corporation was daly | nient. nources at ame moment. Now, hows » this ad fconed by ine demands of persons who take licenses. | Mr. MackeLian would be pleased, so far as regarded | vantage is lost, as there 1s no communication between the himself, ith apy day. Depaty Superintendent's office and the City Hall tower. Gen. Ns wanted to know whether the gentleman sup- | Mr. Robinson thinks that asimple fire alarm might be supposed that the Board was bound to give an atiorney no- a as e firemen the customary a jes at thee. faciliti ir old quarters down town. Mr. MacketLaR supposed that they wore bound to notify THE OLD FORCE REPORTING FOR DUTY. a a subpona | _ At quarter past seven o'clock on Thursday night, the witnesses except those that the defendant or comp ainani | fx Policemen of the Seventeenth ward, headed by Lieut. = dibs ag tak tear oertigs tei ee from their assembly 1oom, corner of Eleventh street and bave an adjournment. If there was to boa demurrer it | 8 avenue, to the station house, corner Fifib street ‘and ‘would be well to hear that first, because if wore allowed | Pritavenue, They entered las respectful manner: and i i | é ork. ery successfal ro Bat as present the Southern | Park amalis (Urem). Hibbard. Bremen, 63 days, in ballast, | | Mamsaruia July S—Arr Frias Zalelha, Crozier, Watansas: rab cemocrats bave in Miles Taylor a man 0! intomita to Stans ner - moat emg exon Hopkins, New York. 4th, Dark Maine, . Boston. bie epergy, ard of undoubted honesty and Poxt av Paince about July 0—In tact Astea, Cuseee ; bark overwhelming success in the most thoroagtly whig ani wrote ethene & cereen, man, for NYork ldg: brigs ‘oton, ® + American district in the Stato gives bia great stre wih econ se, to H tesker br asewwen” FTmON 10 days, te ign tm do ready, wm ggs i Sanne bere and io Washington. Hence the io Barb Peter Demill, Hoey, Sa annah, 8 with . to July 20—In port brig Sarah Bernice, Clark, fo: the ol Caled Suen iit attorney, the tourer of e areas Merritt (Br), Phelan ates ws cee Kaxcoom, April 9-Sld barks Sriphide, Stevens, Ge | so'tremiett & Gros 5 so, Const wags bant Uy for duty; thought these proceedings parteok of the tale aecietstig aie lua a teatloes (Fone the clerk or some person designated by the Board to no- cokes Tian!" Vetly will, ol.” on rt ty |. ert DI pe ahha you, Captain, if you will accept amumed by Gen. Nye, they would 2 let (orewating s Het) Ser repert, end sesegute thom to Peinepector HuRt—No, alr; by no means, #r; T have to Gen. Nvw was of the opinion that they were more of the | ¢ My duty in my own premises, and if you think yoar- mint, and the president of tbe mint Again, Siidell, nee, —, Pewang May 7, Helen Ma, Loi Jarig <y gnet (Br, Seaith, Windsor, NB, 17 days, with plaster, ~*~ States District Attorneyship to, has made aa enemy of oue ine inp10s, July 19—Arr brig Manhattan Gorham, ‘who is ambitious, and whose abilkies are allowed, You “5, uae Fartons, Machin days. tapzas. ii inhi er g fice (ot Bow Bev SuaNonax, May 14—In port Channing. Jacobs, way possibly hear frum me again, $e Son Sewean ean a toro | son Well Behe tne, Burk Auctland ‘er Ava. Seay re Azwertay, Boston, © digs, we Ruseet, mG. June 3—In part B B Forbes, Ballard Another Shot from the Mormons, Mystic Batavia arr. Femang ara ? Bik Prince, Alma (Br), Curry, Windeor, NS, 14 days, with plaster, | Brown. for Work ldg: Young by selviog one WW. King, whom be promised the Ua : zt i if rs 5 5 i g 5 i & & | z i 3 § bs ; £ 2 it : i B s i tion, I feel {i incumbent py me to make to youthe fole | SeAmer Wonternport Berry, Pordand, fn t, ts oO ay tee yetee ka insets butiaine, | Jowing report Justice W. W. Drummond, in bis | Seamer Padand qxpmans Eriéco, Biot; ae, self not dismissed, you have ever’ at to teat From the St. Lonia Ddlican, July 29 ‘Reby Am: Fin, Baborck far Ghee cunare-et eqmmaney pressedings. No oad could be | ff) legally 4s res s theSliae ono ‘Mormon ge bak taken ts would to D BR Dew. pe eo, autor Yor neem inflicted; there was no process served, © the party | __ Lieut, Delahant said that every man individually would | teem, that their amailania stall go unaoswered; and, ao | , Sehr Tandon (Br), Wallace, Bt Johns, NF, July 24, with tah, | Gardner, from Culcotia passed by Slat, sid May 30 ship Suarr Rotice. ‘It was s summary proceeding, where the party “t for duty. cordingly, they have sent forward to tho government at | WT NSINe, pase ay NB, 9 days VF, i bark Coase, Bedard and Heutenant and Dr. Shepperd reported first, and thon | Washington duly authentieated dosumenta, which, iftrue, | fpr ge (Br) Eage, St ‘days On the night of q (Sw), Linds rom. Boston. all the men, thirty six in number, passed on and bowed to | must make some partivs feel very awkward. Judge Dru 36: inet, off Fire In! oarried ‘bead of Suvera, July oo ee bark White Hoyt, frox the Inepector, saying: ‘Captain, I report myself for duty.” | mend bas already suff-red in public esd mation, from reve- ‘Robr Jas Lawrence, Allen. Soston ‘Sdays, Boston iniage. arr Sid 34 bark E ff Yarrington. “Very well, sir; all right, rir,’ was the courteous inspsc- | lations made in other quarters, and wo do not feel at ber. | Schr Vintage, Crowell, Boston for Albany. aM at, do. tor’s reply.’ The whole force’ then, in the same respestful | ty to withhold tho following. which bas the oficial seal | Sehr Erincess, Lovell Howion. 4 days Riork, Sowart ‘Tarner, Leadon and diguiiied manner left the station house for their head- | of the United Sates Court at salt Lake City to mark itraa- | Echt Mary U Mitlin, Melvin, Providence for Philadelphia, Sacva, July 2i-8Id barks Mary O Porter, Porter, Boston \ quarters, ‘bepticity, apd whisb bas been communicated to us for Rehr New Delight, Beebe. Oriens fo: Rondont, Barsh A Nickels, Nickels, ¥Yors. TAY be mae pROOKLYR POLICE. publications Sebr Farmer Morgan, Albany for Fall River Zaoon, July User Spa! Rilke, Lovett Greenosk. The Depuly Supintendant of the Brooklyn will Great Sate Laxe Gry, Uran Tannrtorr. Sehr laabel, Daker, Albany foe New Bedtord. lite, Numpuay “about Juuy Princeton "Alles, from: commence paying off the men of the Western distric: this | fo the Hom Jexamran 8 Bick, Attorney General of the febr Ola & Viren Di Fe Fee eS nies, ‘Venice, July 8In port Rdw Cohen, Burgess, uns. (Saturday) morning, at 10 o'clock, and in the Eastern United Staton, Wasbington, 1). C.:— febrJ P R Wauon, Pre! fe, Bort Ewen for Nantucket. Home Ports. Gistrict at 2 o'clock. ' The arrangements to that effect were Sm—My atiention having been drawn tw the lettor of | Rchr Ryiph Holey, Port Rwen for Bristol APALACHICOLA. July 22—In port bark Volant, Whiting mate m Go Bans prose dames a | cjrendt untene ocean oi | fete hahha . TEX aNBRUAY July So cer sobre D Bien Feil Ri ” & Greased to yourself, ton ie bis Lod » a p J 4 ty CA ra wer METROPOLITAN CIRCUMLOCU TION. ~ * Bloop 4 merica. Rey Providence. AV Bedell, NYork. Sid schr Kiizabeth B Fall River. compl An order was issued by tho Goneral Superintendent, | <iste Justice for Uiah, wherein my ofice 1a called in ques. | Bk 2 ircoatee’ Hand. Piladeionia ‘ON, July Si—Arr Park dare. Dolen, Winslow, Phila Ho. 161 Chembere sues, Hy he warking of Ge new on aes me nals ot destroyed by twa? ¢ Sietiner Fonenn, Auiésten Proviocese page ey Be oe Ser oe eae Governor © Young, and the federal oflioere grossly taseit- oa BRL Hatzard.o° srarnug Wm A Webb, reporta-—taly St jen08 rie aestion ‘spoke w Robi See taseed elas som rity omanvnie Pye . | inet evening, b ‘offlcielly of apy steps to secure the | °4 for presuming to raise a single q) ‘about of 78 wo ue, from New Zeaian4. 4 months out wtb 2100 bbis «p 400 60 He stood not aa a provecutor,.but aa witness for ine | building, or been furnished witb any power to.d0 fo. him, To wslemely declare thie assertion is without (he alight- | ¥2 oll; alo, abfp Messen gor, from agus tor New Tork. , wind in tes: Woon said the resolution was drawn invoonfor- setoners self, This delay might bave caused smack loss of life and dation in truth. The records, papers, &3., of the York, orign Breigo, Laurilia hip deo Hallo, ands bare mit or wits the understanding betwecr ihe Casirtan aud | CORMPUOOETS. 115 ne referred tothe printed rule | property, end would seem tnpardousble, in view of the | ot foundation in iru together with ail decisions Miscetlanevus and Utensters. went ¢own and anehorvd in President Ronda. % bt of short di from the Superiptpdent's office o the pre- from Mon- | _ Sr Dasuixe Wave, Young, of and for Boston, which sail BALTIMORR July 30—Arr schr Baltimore the Treavurer, ‘or special patrolmen. He had no dou! of the oid Board which made thie provision ch the bul e ahated. ‘and documents, of every kind, belonging theroto, dua jane’ L. put back p evioun to Se. with 12 fest | At Quarantine, Br brig Loe kenieos san apy the inability of the present force to furaish the proper | Mr Mackaitak did pot know of the printed rule, but it | cinct in whi a day , S@ptember 22, 1851, at which time the said court was | \yi0r'ls her hold, and was ‘oa the 4th “The cargo | achr Mohawk Blaplrs trom Pouce, PRe'tid. rem eh men. [p hie jadgment there could not be more than one | had been the orm Or | "organized, up to the p:esent areal! safe aud | between decks was not probably damaged, but allthe seed | sin & Wacker, Rosse, jam: bark W. ope lly gerd ry ew hy acy morgen ge 9 erate ny be Smt et emg = Ay 4 Lado com} iete in my custody, and not oae of them missing, nor ee ‘The ship struck the ground age Cy Res. Pesnenee. w intive; Joo Bel ’ of the twelve ne orm plain, S afer parsing Sav Boston ous banared who ‘were not to day policemen, fally entitled | tase was to be tried. Curren Bir Fioes Tewrie—The Indiana, which | (hilton, Pennell. Povtiand: brigs Lady of the Lake (Br), New 1 Ww wi apd receive Nir pay and be had no doubt that toat | “"Y-” Mackmrian contended that that bad always been the word at ie poron Wecacainy fom. Robamoton, apace Bette Hea; Thos Achorn, Hastings, Boston; sch alice | ‘would be eventually #0 decided by the courts. Therefore, | practice. . - . BANGOR July 23—s rr dark Pilot “; to obviate rome of the difficulty, he had proposed to do- Mr. Nya thought it was of no use to spend time in the The People om the Relation of Richard Gambling ve. Jam Flora Temple, eb ering ea. Tule ia Fenny gs error, a LE fap Ru Bg Bd Pg mv | \ wignate some of them special or temporary MOB, | discursion of this question. If they were not ready for | Rowen and Others, Police Commissioners. —A motion will be aod if this Board would not pay them, the Corpo | triai afer the demurrer bad been presented, he thought it made this morning for a writ of cortiorari to remove the ration would. Ho bad prevented ® communication | would bo well to understand what was the senso of this in this the Potioe Department to the : from the first marshal, showing the great neces | joerd. Hie nappoved that they would not besome prose: | froceedings in this caso from fence, but did not potnt it at any one, Tio was a lad of sity for there mon, and it was for tho Board t0 | cuir They rut as acourt, wiry the case aa between tho | Supreme Court, upon the following affidavit of the ro | yoars'old, Much was excited in his favor, and A Bony I Tr ras ale, pram Ue corer wg fous | Sees abeeeanceas et Sie Sans Sta eee 4 would not be m for aa Mayor Woon derired w #ay ® word upon bis aq a nigned by judges and mem 10 bar Y ‘J M viper quarur. Whether this Board woeld 40 what be | though not wish reference wo this case. The Board of Po: wpe coy td, Find, 10 <taeiaes, Saetene, of EtStoe Uourt, the Hop. Socremry of Slate, and many of tne | mUred inthis elt. ie raprriad to have been | CUDA:fehre Jende Lind Coombs und Madonoa, ¥ Phi Maround Oape Horn | ,Atelpbias Lucy Wht Ingraham, Thos ile, Hall asd Wa 2—Arr eehr Verio. Knowl on Philadelphia, | July are wtaamabip Marion, 'oster, S| Mapiiaaveit. Winke NVork. ‘TA. July arr echr Ocean Ranger, Volter Vigginia, ANVERS, July Paar pers Gen Taylor, Joner, NTow for California, and at the ime Bark Pacirio, whose los waa reported yenterday ine 27 Hhe was valued at and a I deemed w be their duy—paesing the rerolusion g: hee € i . when sitting for trial, were simply = county and State aforesaid, residing at No Je citizens of Great Salt Like Cit; foun Naw Jensey (of Philadelphia), Capt James Shannon, | 26h, Chas Hemy, Me rick nin; KG baker, NYork ie oficers to bim—was for them foray, Ho ed 20 08 | ard of nc plne’ They mon! in tneaiinde of prowck teenth ret aid elag duly ata s0/t; | “Again in roaiin to tho ncareraion of Give or tx | 7A cis 20min gach ear Hah Meck Ligne Lone | ib a Fort, Hadene, Pa carson, NYrk jection \» laying the matter over for s day. ors of the public tntereat againet the improzer canduet of | that, hereteters &© toh, OS tee oer poviooman for the Six- JoeRe men from Missouri and lows, who.are now (March | (dal wreck 4 | SJoba Beatty,” Philadelphia; sloop Revenge, Ackerly, Por Ay sain donee fn shag CP A Moss if ber ona ot on. cn wale tear Yeonth | district of the said city, by Fernando Wood, = oe aoe eS lan, _ ir) ra Ling rod fey on 2 = | ae MACHIAS, July 27-814 from below, bark Vigo the ap ‘i Poreeive , y + | having ¥! ay orim! . . 4, Se crmminieeres eaiteten, Garammecnne | Mensrezsatmen.s fume mot me clce | ines Sais se te tal ghar ecisrzes s | Genter hee suarwen, Burrus eat | Ears Wout Deer bw orca nea m “| esteem, wea stovers. wee 4 ven must go e om v 6 Incarceration, on january 5 5 AMS —' ry pre F ‘vorably as from the city of New York He had no doubt | pisint: put if he were to be Kept continually watching ihe | make sach appelniment; that this depowent ¥ his | ‘and on the 20th January, 1856, of one more. If #0, thess | secied to apt Ludlow, of gleamsbip aric1. on her deat ont, LL RIVER, July 29-Arr sche Diamond. Norton, Por Sen taaress as me bon ane published proceedings of the Board, which were Scam, pee y Sane that | are the een There were quite « aumber of | Fart 9 nal Genes te Aft 5 on bow Eero. hid gate Gol jen Rot, Beonett, Balimore, Niagara waaten ae VERY SELDOM CORMECTLY REPORTED, ss cot “ 1 on or about ihe 34 via Southampton and Barre. the fo: ‘30'b—Bid sobre Tre, Tilon, Philadelphia; J L Harned ‘any requisition from any o'ber public office. If there was Police Commission. | Cver tince said and until on ~ hy Tork efty: Rev re *port, Tilton, phia; 8 diference of opizion, would it not be Betier to refer i? | Sal KON Sence Steed "Se: afford the time and woabie. | of Jcly, 186%, thle deponent hve continued to do duty ax Wil sedawick. Lui Mo; A'W toad, Phiwael | QU Ak July Bi—are brie Cubs, Wallane, XYork tad ing Mayor Woon bad no objection, provided they had &r® | Ty efore thought it was the duty of the Commission. | %°b policeman 4 Holmes, New Orleans, La; R 1) elliman. tn cargo for Port au Prince); echr + LW Behaus, New | go) Sandore do Ric rey Huptier. NYork 20th, Hiawatha, nhoppy, Viola (new, 199 tone). Treworgy, do BRING K, Ce? 20-8id aehre Chappel. Rawyer, anc Vanealia Reynolds N York; 224, brig Sabao, Brown. do; sohr Bietons Corinel] do NEW ORLEANS, July 2}—Arr «*emehips Texas, Porbes Vera Ly ye allt alveston. Seow shige J ( district thereof, ard has well and faithfully, during all tbat Sen, Nrpeaid ers—without reference to this caro—he deemed it the et tnth pebeetincade paare- Gon, Nvaeaid that in his soggestions he did not moan to apy BT. the | me, disobarged the duties of such potion say shat the number of men desyred by the Mayor were not | Geld ot ioomae ‘enen be has committed af offence | mAb. that by an act of the Legisiature of sald State, on “« Metropolitan Police Lnsirict Fequisite Without expressing any opinion in anewer to the | 1°01 ol suty to substantiate and jastify any charge that | “ted “An act to establish » A, ; remark hain poke Mayor as tothe legality ofthe dis- Spe ir "Lon oe ond ee ts hie puniat ment, gd geht thereof, xT pom mineais be would # ts & protection of the pote force ttelf, for the purpose of | 18, 146%, and pursuant to the provisions the patioeanan 404 T Durgin. Portland 'M bon inod ed the police from inefficient and |mproper nen — Coe trom Phtindeiphie: Wd narn-y, Barney, rerred? be considered by al oq Never, unjustly and without authority dismiserd and re tthe Liverpool: Carts, Star ioe annmests were 4nnhy Teferred wo ibe Committee | Should think it should be determined at an early day, with | ‘moved inerefrom, that on or about Use Zod of June, 1867, | forth Pay 3 Th HE Oe sourieey encoded 1 cniaae! asters | soot, Barcelons, rigs Dasiel Molymey, Muilmen, Matanzas an particular reference w future trial, Simeon Draper, James W Nye, Jacob Caclwell, James | them, and they went on their way of cxprenzing our veneer ang enoom | ohoineg’ Sirona, Mabie radi “sir Tornananan prevented the petition of two Sergeants of | , Grn. Nve ee Ne eee re eaa'in inet xen | Bowen and James P, 7, Stranahaa, or a majority thereof, | taller well underwood here, ot te te, tet tiem trom | ,, neared, That in Uas' Charles D Ldiow's ong experience iia, DROP Riv July Weed were Riise Rohan: Ped ~ by the Mayor. H» supposed the presumption | law was | p00’ or assuming to act asa Board o! Fotice Com: incarcerated more thom from | is steam nav we here found our aafety guaraniied nd | Jer RM Smith, Obids? angel. ‘Luce, and’ RS Micasad Brooklyn, claiming ihe pay of Inspectors It was referred | O10 0 ieee charges wore uniue until they wore found nam J me committing farther crime during the winter. $a Uae ervectdl ead gopstemmanty bemtns ous olesme entme appropriate - missioners under and virtue of said act, did, as ibis 7 Chase NVore Wit Rowers at beh wore th tong com: | (EAP h eat er casa ara, oy | Safe gine, led elas, pt eragsiy an | ye pentnary fr ney ane Pat ieay Tres | cate its kes Feary toto ingand | oRAMEVERTORE 2a Mayet Scie, ates smanication, wh: woul tag betive Se Benedv= started with that presumption, however violent it mignt | W!bowt suthority, dismiss an sod re: | of thity and sixty daye, to wit: one on the 19th of No- | farorabiy known in the Pacile aa master, we hare found ® | Bear Boudout - - s depot fi bie std of d . iigent Officer an experienced sailor and Yao le = PHOT COMMIS ONE OTe ful t0 Lose,' | seem In many cases—individoal cases. Ifthoy staried with | Move thle, Gepenent from his Yo wala die. | vember, 1866; two on tho 24th of November, 1856; and | dies ‘courteous eat WEWPORT, Jeiy M 2PM—I0 vort, gihery, sche that: previous that on the ith of on re01 Cownterronens > | that presumption—that each officer did his duy——i would be » oe Jue ey criten | 006 on the 26th of January, 1868. So that on bt meeting of te ard or per commie obilgntory tn the highest seuss upon the person complsaing sreaats nean proterved eunsser teas Gupenenh ts tea beara March, 1887, and for reverdi days previous, there was not | ear rerards Sion mallard Huoklogsam. from RYarm. ‘id from te ee ‘nat an the obarge, ; . the Utah peaitettiary, ‘nor is there . iniard, "abd Susan & Mary PERT Commissioners be reepecdully requested to direct the | wat Be cay ~. wel voere the rights of an individual were of Felice cousitated by sid act, this depement's kaw preceer * Resolved, That a sopy of the forerrsing preamble and reso- | kiciawn'hiark ne pathol rd + Ld this date. 3 arbor Commissioners, at thetr office 69 oh changes as Jutiona be presented to Caot Lu¢.ow and Mr Seabury, and that KEW HAVEN, Joly 39—Ayrechr Sarah Riizaheth Smith BONy CIT 2 untractions ‘of the lave is eatabiian rein. | availed or put in jeopardy. He did mot think the Board | ‘Cte by the tth section of sald act-uor had an spor. | 1 could, were A Tee art; Ro 00 8nd | the same Le published in the New York, London, Havre and | wFark ‘ia wets Lewes tort Pitiedelstian Ae week ee Jobn M Ford, Tupper from Rriaio’ for Pal ht to exch of the offic*rs of the ahio we tender nd wi het, one And ail, a hoa sommes | er. Of Mew York at ike wharf to reseive a new mainmas 4 k,”” partiontarly in relation to | sats prosecutors upon their forse They should stand been offered ing beard in his | Téfute all that Jadge W. W. Drummond has stated in bis | Bremen papers. By order of the meetini L Beckecher. 40. Bnterpris ietiooe for the Port Of tothe clipe: Kod that tacy ve also re. | as, inoue sense, defenders of thelr men. He thoogtt }— 4h } K.-C A i. reterred | letter of rerignation, by records, dates and facta; but be- THOS, ARMITAGE, Orairman. PRILADELPIIA, daly cArr barks Aveta, Davie, Per Ss copes Be owt Seve, Superinieudon's sting under | their true attitude was as © jadicial between the 80 | arainet him, as required by eald secon, Bor had this ie- | leving that the brogoing snfilcient Tio J. BLYATp SOMMERS, } secretaries. q «Gat RAL {Peeial pohoeme, Wcid PERKINS: cecretary. | camer and Sopa, Be Ss Nera ne igtis | ponest, previour to his discharge wa aforesaid, received | Tetiance there is to be f--—§ upon W. W. ‘i nsm, June 98, 1807 Lpetsson o wr sonst rut cored wine | Sh cetetcy inn wate ahem ae pmo, | Ses ve ane chre andre | "lyr ete We ragang! ar, erat Eber. amy Ane mittee 08 Appoint ments and Dismissals. thon, Board qwas that they should proferred against him as such poliosmas; nor | | scribed my name and aMixed the seal of the United Mr Bows said be had « communication from the own. | thovgh if the} 7 Tilting todolk, ‘The arplication | ad Be received or been corved with any notice Of Way | Fetes Sapreme Oourt, for Territory, at Groat Sait |" a merting of the + ageongene on board the sleamacip | hie seamere for the aopolmiment of special | too) rn the ‘would of course be considered, bat | Lime when or place whore be might appear and defend | 7 ie city, able 26h day of June A. 1, 1867. Axel, from Havre to New York, Tuesiay duly 2 the follow. | Poruser ke policemen, which con motion took the same course. Pa ‘unset that if there was tobe a | Dimselt agsinst any charges whica may have been pro * CURTISE BOLTON, Ing reso'uions wore afferad and nnanimensiy nhopted man, Cum ‘Newhure ¢ Gen. Nye presented the following claim from Mr. | he would suggest to ferred him, although be was all the time @ resi Deputy Clork of the United States Bapreme Ooart,n the erolved, That in Capt Ladiow we have found agentiomse | “PORTLAND. Jule 20—Arr U S atoamer Corwin, Lt Com’ Gover, of the Tenth ward — demur It would be better to have it read now. of said city, and almort dally on daty aaa patrolman in pn A of W. 1. Appleby, Gierk. ’ fa BS LAI fay AF IJ Tempe NYork. (14 phi» New Kng’and, Bdge, Bath; steame 18 or Metnoroutax Pouce SErcT? CARranTan’s pee bie - A yy) esi ineaid chy, and dally at bis omeed Fy for tn te wee calle be. fg a mn al Rx—Odidiept to the Instruction of Buperintendent | as follows — . This deponent therefore ineisw that he has been unjast- Landlord and Tenan DP, Tal €7, Fitindelobln sie weatchosten Clart Faliwadge, 1 inst evening ws wnndoen repaired with my Th the matter of the charg + of sondnc! nnbesoming an oft! cer m9} rly and without jarladiction or authority on the PIRST DISTRICT COUR! ’ rt! ik iia Bacncere, Wiliams, Golden Kaal, Ke Offisers to report myweif at the station house for ontri | in the charge preferred againat Daniel A ‘ld. Board of Metropolimn Police Commissioners Before Hon. Judge Greoa. eA 7 i Y is Hinkioa Philadelpbia, Casper Her . periatenstent of Folios, tee respondent respestially denerre that purpose, and in violence of the vari vus provision a wi RL = lessened f . do for Pawtucket; Fakir. Dickens ring read the new Police law. sa pansed by the inte to the ‘said charge and ite specifitions | Fire, of inso | Ot Ala dee kad sapectally in violation of tue weventh eco. | Moses Chamberlin, Jr., te. William F. Long.—Sammary rae ieacket and Oak. Norton. Po ee rarvemmary demicnt trom thy Ponce Deyeriien, | sth *patee and yenest agange i © reper i tion , dismiseed and discharged from bis aaid office, | proceedings in ejectment for the recovery of possessi m rey lier veiph the jemen comp-sing the body of we commision 1.—Becavse the on thelr fyoe show no cause of | although be has been, aod still is, ready and willing to do | of premises Nos, 106 and 111 avenue C, on the ground of Baber York; Ger Mirion, Ht ? lore ¢ sasider .m yee! Ml] @ policeman. deharred from | eomplaint under the regulations of depariment, sod the | and perform faithfaliy all the duties thereof. TI non-payment of rent, duo on the Ist day of July, iami Perry; Copy, Rep) Akio. in) do. Ti tart ord, Gilipatrioe, Nex ‘Willete, Oranmer; 01 ichole; Th Marvel, widridgr ‘by thowe eff ctating as is pector or | pule above referred to, which rule is partioularly men- | this deponent prays that a writ of certiorari may be ls 7 Spepers i was used on'y of the Mayor | Out of the Supreme Court, directed to sald Metropoltian Dr, Samuel P, Townsend leased the promises in ques. gene, Ze Shen a fi ~—9 1} Monee DG tine iP’ lapenge Police Commissioners, directing them to return all the pro | tion to Wm. F, Long, the tenan\, for the torm of three | f Thompeon, JC Jourdain, @ Praeger, M Btieglity, The May eo Ags member of the Board of | ooodings had and taken by and before them in relation to on booq neat rows, Vigelus, Balvador Miliér. Saslio Pol 4 fiicer of reap: nd the dismissal, discharge aod removal by them, or ama. | Yrs, from the It day of May, 1865. ui i, by | Sine - —w with an: f officer of reape ndent. . Treworg, fing me {> ‘o appear for trial..to answer w any charge wharevor y— Cornelius B. Titan ie not awuboriinate of | jority or any Of them, of this deponent from hit enid office | & fall covenant warrantee deed, Dr. Townsend and wifo | “5. amp Lavenroon @raamane~The toni 4 Bilow Hodgton, Philadelphia; Whitake: SNe lence paeans nn” | Sezmpeatens 02 topes CLS ake emacs eps | fl , RICHARD GAMBLING, | (while the tenant was in possoasion of the prominos under | petin af the 2h tik eave We Bhd, om oom ates jane Palahess, Fararecn, pe: ‘At the time when the coosttationallty of toe Jaw was under | tion avers ibat the Mayor of York te not & worn before me, 4 224 day of Joly, 0. E. Warrcaxe, the above mentioned louse) conveyed the promises in of departure and arrival of the Indian on her |: Tae Phiteteiphiay A Chase, Nov baok, ma "Buh, Rehr Pej aonoek, tind sryout enh tan on iene ee J ‘seiy aechrr sek ecg ‘Women . Soho scone Baltimore , Baples, and Albert Fi Pails Board of Poice | Commissioner of Deods e yu . yer or ofiain eo | a oe Rr ee Er Se {mR WRIT APPLIED FOR queation to Moses Chamberlin, Jr., the present Iandiord, | days absent from Li Lean by the most relindle testimony prove that nose who | That the act creating the board make st jaat one week of that 8 fo that ahe made two « wore cona¥cred the old pokes were the only ody of mes wh | weciion $4, all the poware Of the mayor of Rew York,'aa con’ | ghe People of the Mats of New York. Jaco» Chotwell, | and the tenant paid rent to him for several months sinee | 1 Se et eer taey inst se made two, susseeueg | Bo ’ Fintiy poerelt amy snd cigmts tbe. mower pid and stride Beated hth Pliny me TY te howd sat cl aha Gamuel 2 Peanan James Bowen, For | the let day of Jamuary last. At the dato of enld deed Mr. Fie vollowing tthe oof the edn oe hr lent ou rand aha rig’ Wiehora: boos, Deesay adbe Reaves . 1+ fnoorfulls obeyed, | fermnSinss’© Sicl c Uammiactoner of Pol nando h nel 8. Powell, Commisetonors | pareage, reterre ve, Khe atlea from Qnobes on \ 2% piles wap enforced 9ce am, Tie overs commen) cf ieces | ‘i ed Heo of the Metropolitan Police District Whereas, we | Chamberlin, by an inetrumont in writing, agreod to recon- | Say. fuiy's at 10 AM, and on ibe a ine | Jones, Gnd yielded & ready somptience Wo ere as thelr ou ig hp oe ~4 r ‘ vey the premison to Ir. Townsend, at any time before the | folowing distances: . ne: look up toss uperior of | bonrd, That the Hoard of Police alone ihe eupertor of the | have understood that lately before you, or @ majority of y prem! , Seem te reed io dive #7, f wea {rom ao absense ot | General and Depniy huperiniendente of Police ‘ou, composing at the time « of Police of the Mo. | Ist day of December (then) next proceeding, he should | Pee ios 19 ay soy _ ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED Y DAT. jodgment alone, and not from aay desire of wilifancss Fhen And this respondent farther wers, that evaa if the Mayor an Police District, pursuant to an act entitled “An rtain ‘and pay to Mr. Qaamberlia the 0AM, EVER SEeid Jaey Beh em, and the me k vuild ome. trey | he was meiner tn legal fuer (oe appears by the Fecords of ie | Sot 10 extablah a Metropotian Pole Disiriet, apd to fam of 09,000, whice Re negiecied te do. | Dr. Tuwasoed S| See {rar of Appeal eevee. ts ynd obedience tir By Line | Metropotiian Pollos Deparument on, the, day mentioned in | vide for the government thereot, “April 16, 1 has sued for thie sod tne defendants | fh, see F rvtoe, tar . wore my companioas. | gpecifiention firet-to wit on the 4 day of July. The | euch procoodings have been had that you, or & majority | counsel insivta, first, that, taking the deed and Sa oor ie eet nice tytn omaventiy, her are men | freponden, reterriog fo’ te ' sald recwrds tayh ws | of you, bave irrog arly sod without lavinority or jartedie- together, they are be 1 mortgage, and ho were free from ever) raproch; they Aare men wh) | on the Jil, day of Avril, one | week afer (be | ton in the premises, Arged, dieralaned and removed p> - A with asury and void; Jere they were only Being for the gt Ly ee ral oe tone of tee vo nee from office, Richard Gambling, a’ policeman daly appointed | oon | relation of Iandiord and tenant does not exist | i)? Board f Police invi lay hs. FFI and holding fice in the Sixteenth pawl ‘distriot, « between Mr. Chamberlin and Mr. ieee, and that Dr, i = Monity, Aor it Cannes be weld tat were way refractory or. in dlecbedienes cf the Inw, Bot perform’g the Cuties of peheemen’ Permit the r y of op were thy ard, wherenpon the said Mayo were the Bo wherenp: ‘Bateas Ornce, .%.? ecinet, in the city of New York; the rent. ar ‘police uy 4 the ‘end order prevaling thranh faturday, April 24, 1887 alleged by the said Gambling that 5 our proceedings | t recover erty J ou our ci to be the anewer 0 my interroR story. My Daan Ain:—ta reply to your nig ot thle date, 1 have been irregular, without wuthoriiy aad ia violation of | | The Judge decided that the deed being sbsotato on ite | Ts dmlance ‘We offered no interruption oF invarferanes to ibowe whose | gett ies '45 wot resopniae the Haht of yoursell or the the provielona of the act aforesaid, and espec - Mota 4 iy in viow fase, canveres 0 Ee, Conaneren earlier day but mingled with them \e hom you refer, aa Police Cominissioners. to met | lasion of thy ption thercef, e. . should go | Sxerciee of Any wuthorlly we WT ei WOOK, Mayor, | dieminenl, discharge and removal from office of aald | Court of equity. To have his deed i, Mr. Cham. he Iaw a nod 4ie'oroanore inapur r vifenee th thats pew wrongly Pefieet neainet the reowgnition of thone hove a Richard Gambling before you remaining, with all tho pro- | Derlain being possessed of the entire ‘ateroet of De. T. in | Sti Seem Suir hat pon wil’ | trust nance Gab abe Ineeaniaer va Aes ibe renpondest avere that on gr about the 17th of Jaze lee, coodinge thereto Sppertaising, shovld €6 cortited andre. | 0 Ihe the duty Of the tenant to pay the rent | “41,>%, “ow n W jon of Heir vs onde . +) Seine 7 tuvere conte wt ant bappeer-anowang not oven wae A bance o his duty Upon the wale May: aod Wag | tarmed by you into owr Supreme Court, before our Jug, ° and in doing go ie protected by ctatyte, (ep see, © Bot