STATEMENT G.

POLICE DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE MARSHALL,
BALTIMORE, January 2, 1867.

To the Board of Police Commissioners:

GENTLEMEN: I herewith transmit to you an account of work
done by the detectives of this department in the year 1866,
viz:

Arrests made.................................. 242

DISPOSITION OF CASES.

Committed for trial by magistrate.............. 104

Released .............. .................. 75

Delivered to parents.......................... 12

Returned to the Rozine..................... 2

Delivered to Maryland Penitentiary.......... 2

Returned to other cities and counties.......... 25

Refused to prosecute ........................ 22

Total................................. 242

AMOUNT OF PROPERTY RECOVERED.

Horses valued at.............. ..........$2,355 00

Jewelry " ......................... 2,66300

Watches " .... ................... 4,952 00

Money " ........................ 8,682 60

Goods " ........................... 4,007 00

Clothing " ...................... 2,079 00

Wagons " .......................... 756 00

Hogs " •••••-.................. 93000

Wool " ...................... 13000

Total.........................$26.554 60

All of which have been delivered to the owners.
There was sent to this office and from thence to the Grand
Jury one hundred and seven cases of violation of the Sunday
law.

Very respectfully yours,

THOS. H. CARMICHAEL, Marshall.
Per WM. T. WALLIS, Clerk.