New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-20
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BOARD OF PoLIcE.-This body was in session
yesterday and made the following appointments /:
Workhouse.--Wa rden, Henry Vanderlinden,
Deputy Warden, Mathew Brown. Clerk, Jo
siah Munce. Superintendent, Christian Jacobs
Jas Mclaughlin, Geo Wolpher, Pat Flanagan,
] f Myers, Geo Tobera, VIM I'll Campton and
Chs KIen. Watchmen--Va Valentine Gass and
Peter Feenen.
Commissaries Of .Naa,kets.--St Marys, Robt
Armfeld; Poyaras. Auguste Carl; Claiborne,
Peter Clearly Dyades, Michael DeGruys ;
Annunoiation, Jacob Young /; Meat Market
Second District, F Lafargue Vegetable, Adolphe
| Lange; IRENE, Joseph Peralta; Port Market,
NJ Wieshiema Saraparu, J Steig; Maya
zine, Anthony Letters,
Keeper of City Jait.-E Beauregard
House Of Ret superintendent Madire
The remainder Of the appointments for this
institution are deferred until the next meeting
Louis Cont was elected syndic of the Bayou
st, John, and 7 Labestournaire of the Third
District
The following additional policemen were
appointed for the First District VIM Lawless,
Daniel Driseolb Jacob Winstell, e hester, Jas
| Welsh, Michael Kelly, NJ Mcdonnell, NJ Butter
field, John Wally, Edw King, J G I Kintze NJ
Scholk, D Ernst, A Weiner, Wrinkle, II Ebber-
man, E Ebber hurst, A Klien, Henry Bockerson,
Grace, Alex McKaine, VIM R Honesley. John
Dennis, M Ernst and P Shrieds Supernu-
meries--Mathew Gleason, Dan'l Bropsky, M j
Ellis and Pat Summers.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT. Brauns was
| arraigned before thiscourt yesterday and pleaded
guilty to a charge of larceny-stealing pair
of pantaloons of the value Of one dollar.
RECORDERS Court OF THE FIRST DISTRICT -
The amount Of business transacted in this court
| yesterday was very small in consequence Of the
Recorders attention being engaged by other
duties.
Henry Lyons was fined twenty dollars for car
rying loaded revolver and drawing the same
| upon one John Wood in the streets
John Waterman and Ann Murray were sent
to the Workhouse as Migrants, the former for
80 and the latter for so days.
HEAVY LARCENY. -Matteo Maggie, who keeps
coffee stand in the meat market of the Sec
ond District, made affidavit before Recorder
Ramos yesterday, that the sum of s715 in gold
| had been stolen from his drawer on Sunday
night last, and that he has good reason to be-
| lieVe one Joseph Kershaw, formerly employed
BY him, had distracted the said yellow boys
from the said drawer. Believing that he could
point ont the house In which the money wls
concealed, he desired that search warrant lie
issued for its recovery, which was granted
STABBED,---A man named John Nolan was
severely stabbed, yesterday, in the shoulder on
board the steamer Alice W. G1aize, by some
person at present unknown to the poloce The
wounded man was sent to the Charity Hospital
FATAL FALL.-A man named John Fitzpat-
rick was instantly killed yesterday afternoon
by falling from his cart while driving along
Adeline street, between Common and Grayier.
1t appears he lost his balance in consequence of
one Of the wheels plonging into deep rut, and
pitching forward upon his head broke his neck.
An inquest was held upon the body and the
following verdict rendered 6 Died from dislo-
cation Of the second vertebre, caused by having
accidentally fallen from his. cart