New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-19
les t5l TIE CITY.
The PoLIor.-The Police Board yesterday
concluded their police appointments as follows:

Webb; Second Lleutenant--P,s Hand, Night
Sergeants- P. Garrick, g. Dertman, James o.
Sullivan, 7. Thoms Corporals--A. Algeo,
j. B. Kennedy, NJ. Nolan, f. Smith. Priyates
JAS. Grant, Jas, Burns, Jas. Beecher, Daniel
Lynch, John Cavanaugh, John Dunbar, Wln |
III. Crane, Thomas flynn, I. Lester, T. Morrel, l
NJ. DeCoursey, Thos Linden, John Cohn, Jas. |
Steel, j. Berry, e. Riley, ] OConnell, 4. Lam |
dry, John Cotton, Geo. Bernard, J. 9. ONeil, |
j. McNally, s. Duffy, g. Jennings, Jno. Hahn. |
]. Hoppe, Q. Mcdonald, ]. NJ. Glenn, Keagh,
P Mcfarland, P. Hays, G, Tate, j. Clark, |
Jno. Mullins, T. O'Rourke, A. Levy, L. O'Far- |
rel, N Marley, +. Coulan, M. Lavine, Charles |
Mccormack, A. Grivot, s. Sullivan, j. Kefferle,
r. Mahoney, John Dunn, ], Saunders, John
Smith, N. Daily, John O'Neil, John Hork, A. |
Duffy, W. ii. Nixon, M Nugent, M Kearn, G.
Facius, P. Bamfeld. P. Wrinkle, VIM, O'Donnell
Jas Fulton. NJ Garraghty, D. NJ. Phillips, N
Mcclure, D. Goodwin, Il. Z. Bailey, I. J. Kear-
Busby, P. McInvernay, F. Delany, M. Lynch,
NJ. Murphy, ]. ]. Hughes, A. Ruth, A. Mccoy,
JAS Maly, s. McCaffrey, P. Hanahan, John
Lynch, P. Hussey, p Fleming, James Clark L.
Love, j. Ct. Penschell, R. Cassack, D. Shee-
han, o. Landigan, G. Benedict, H. Kamma-
lane, j. Andrews, P. 0 Kelly, ] SHINES, j.
Frost, A. Cayard, ]. McGoyern, T. McMahan
7 Greiter, Mart Caughlia, Clements, Jno
Judge, Wlndoyer, Jno Hart, ] 0Donnell, NJ
Barrett, NJ Rhodes, ] NJ Coffey, Jno Miniter, s
Coulon, B NOLAN, - lokey, Thos Hudnall, Geo
Blands, Jas Campina, John McDermott, NJ
Coleman, ] A Ackerman, ] Spence, Jno Hand,
Fl Murphy N 3 Stringer, Robt Conley, Thos
Kelly, Jno Peterson, Stephen Condor, Thos
Clarey, B Burke, A Ross, JOS McC luskey, Jno
Rutter Chs Enderly. Mart Mahon, Terry Cook,
JAS Jones, Healey, K Privett, Jno Cooper,
Louis Stein. Supernumeraries-S Fargo, A
Fargo and Ed johnson.
Second District First Lieutenant Simeon
Monde; Second Lieutenant--J Grillier, Rounds
| men-M Nolan, G Scott, F Renaud, malone
| Privates-T Wilson, Maynier, A Abadie, A
Desforges, Garcia, r Swain, F Gener, j Mon
tamap. H Marsal, E B Barbin, J Jacobs, P
Charnian, F Guerrero, ] Galhbardy, A Porohe,
W Baldwin, ] Boullosa, T Barter, ] Brewell, E
Rock, Fl G Riley, = Crivon, VIM Sweeny, F
Jones, Brady, VIM Nanny. VIM Henderson.
Prados, & Bourgeois, r Philips, Jno Reed, G
| Bonneval, j 0 Medals, A Santon, Joe Durain, G
Kavanaugh, Collins, Marero, M Birming-
| ham, L Mcdonald, p Engleman, p VassalJ Jones,
M Brady, J Hennessy, A Peeora, J NORM, M Pee
| cora, Trepani, Ryan Lenfant, G Thomas,
B. Gonzales. G. O'Donnell, O. Logel j, Man
| toro, A. Gurchard, Chas Reese, M. Conway, F.
Shields, G Schultz, l.. Barnet, Q. O'Callaghan,
| F. Vigey, J, Poole, g. Lutrig, L. COST, ]. r.
/ win, W. Ladieux, v Morano, v. Ginchard, S.
| Steisi, A. O'Neil, A. Weidenb becker, j. Dunn, 4.
Kocklemes, C. Prince, A. Beckmanon, D. Buck
| ley, F. Ploger. J. Wooton, John Earring, Pet
| Syveret, J. Switzer, 3. Philippe, G. Hartigan,
NJ Healey, F. Vanier, A. Mello, L, G. Patron,
T. Debat, p Rousseau, D. Fortuna, A. Prados,
a. Coranado, T. Carly, W. Gotty, H. Bowers,
Antoine Bresciani, J. Caffey, 7. Sullivan, p Gar
cha, B. Garraham, F. Martin, s. Mello, J. Hin
ley, j. Reitenhaur, B. Bourg, J. Gonzales. N.
Rousseau, A. Bahlso, M. Cannaghton, NJ Her.
mann, ]. Engle, j. Guile, Mic Mayer G. Yer
ran, T. Rousseau, p. Boxell, A. Olivier, A. Fer
rade, J. Smith, @. Powers, A. Musical, 2. F.
4 White, s. Dubois, j. Baker, IT, Bellartin, VIM
Quirk, VIM. Raney. H. liver. G. Vogades, L.
Fettel, P eros, D. Watar, B. Coleman, A. Gaulk
J. Marero, j. Casanova. v Lavigne, P Mulla-
hay, NJ. Leal, j Switzer, Sen, j. B. Bianchi
T. Rougean, e. Lafferandrie, F. Schneider, J
Ferrer, E. Ydnate, B. schinger, Geo. Henle, l.
Duffy, Geo. Ege. Supernumerarics-H. Au-
bert, a. Mondiverri, ]. Buckman, A. Garcia
D. Hall, G. Remand, VIM Lynd
Third District--First Lieutenant, James
Salyatory; Second Lieutenant, A. Lusto. The
former police reappointed
Fourth Bsstrict,-John Parr, First Lieuten-
ant, F. Laaer, Second Lieutenant. Privates-G
Clay,J. schillany, G. Crane, VIM. Rayburn, A
Delettre, F. Peiffer, s. Grace, i. Newland, F
Morgues, F. Eagle, d. Hetfernan, D B. Harvey
J. Masserang, |. Smith, J. Yost J. CoughIin, G
NJ. Faith, T. Whalin, ]. Kennedy, R. Mullen,W
Lehay, P. Phipinger, A. Grille, ], Hahn, W
| burke, j. ny dnu, w. 1dAStOuNSFs COUu0lly
A. Salinger, ]. Rimmick, .Aspill, NJ Sherry
j. Prohet, G. Wolf, &. Metzger, f. Stein, jane
Duress, H. Steinicker, j Zeigler, P. Hopkins
F. Metzer, VIM. Colgann, NJ Kuntze, F. Smith
g. Miller, H. Weyman, s. Midway, j. B. Kuntz
j. Veith, Thos. Woolley, P. Baker, FL, Reaffe
j. Leslie, J. Sheatf, J. NJ. Dowty, J. M Ter, Nj
Jacoby, P. Gilman, P. sWeeny.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. Boar
held its regular meeting last evening, Col
, Campbell in the chair and IS members present
The minutes of the preceding meeting were rea
and approved, and message from the Mayo
} was read, informing the Board that the ordi
nanees in relation to the subscription by tn
, city to the stock of the jackson and Opelousa
i Railroads had been accepted by the director
of the respective companies; also transmittin
: the annual report Of the Warden of the Work
house, making the following exhibit Disburse
9 menss of the year ending April -, 1854, s25
a 702; receipts, S$229s5; balance, 1928.
printed circular, in regard to the America
!, Fire Alarm Telegraph, was also enclosed, an
/ his Honor recommended it to the nosioe Of th
Board; d letter from the Mayor of Cincinnati
in relation to the Steam Fire Engine Of that city
also accompanied the message These docu
:, ments were referred to their appropriate Con
. | mittees
A communication from the comptroller, al
nouncing the adjudication of several contracts
u was read and disposed of.
A lengthy communication from the City SUI
veyor, in regard to grading and drainage
! various parts of the city, was read and referre
. to the Committee on Streets and Landings.
A communication from the Street Commits
p sioner, in relation to certain paving contract
! for paving, repairing wooden bridges, lightin
lamps, ETC., was read referred to the Con
mittee on Streets and Landings.
e Numerous petitions were then read and IF
4 ferred to their appropriate committees Anon
' said petitions, was one from number Of eli
i zens residing in rear part fthe Fourth Distric
e asking the Council to take some measures 1
o protect their portion of the city from the cor
3 slant overfows to which it is subject. Referre
to the Committee on Streets and Landings.
A letter of resignation from VIM II, james
d | Wharfnger of the First District and Chief
!, Police elect, was read and accepted.
IS A remonstrance against the Bread ordinant
II lately passed by the Council was read and r.
e ferred to the Committee on Claims. The do,
: ument was signed by large number of baker
It and protested strongly against some of the n
quirements of said ordinance
The Committee on Streets and Landings sui
Y mitted a report in regard to sundry matters
Improvement in different portions of the cit,
Report accepted.
The Committee on Police reported that Il
v police force of the city could be with safei
/ nd On for tn effect q raduntinn nf co