New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-28
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
BOARD or POLICE.
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MAYoRALsfY on NEW ORLEANS. I
City Hall, July 20, 1865

Present. Fall Board. 8, IA.
On snpon Of Recorder Bright ne reading the '''''
s,ses ~ last meeting was dispensed with .e i
4 communication was received from the Chlei OF
Police enclosing The suspensions q policemen, ana o.,
notion The investigation was hxed tof ihasoay heA',
fbs. ,s,t}es and witnesses 10 be notified,
81 abs ence for month WIS granted 10 Lieu
tenant II Freusaux. account Of sickness.
INSTRUMENTATION was received from Thomas Lewis
nronrielof of The bath houses at The Lakes Bayou 81
john complaining e ne van, 81 pence oii onses There
;vedl without nay On motion, the same was referred
"a the Mayor with power 10 act gss4 a#.
T,asgnnfipns were received and accepted from SUI
. yernunSerary Neal and Policeman j. Schellang
A Communication was received from the Board OF
Commissioners Of the House Of Refuge realise 70
candidates for teacher and notion laid on The liable
subject to call.
The following communication from 7. A. Bar,lei'e,
in response TO e preamble and resolution aaop Gu q.
the last meeting fhis Board was, on mouon o. aeeol1
der Seuzeneau, ordered % be spread On she
w New ORLEANS, July a4th, 1855. J
To the Honorable Board of Police
Gentlemen have 5ass received q, aroagh your a sec
M your sitting OF the 18Th inst The only objection
see 10 Il is he statement contained in the
nrea mile MS 10 what said in the Council on the 18th
rhe memory Of your informant may have be-
irsyed him Ms attention, at the time, may have been
JIG ID more important matters than listening 10 and
ggso,r,jns exactly what was saying. To whatever
4 il may be owing, the report is mol correct.
The object OF The resolution seems a laudable one,
but have mol sufficient acquaintance with the persons
composing the present police TO give any Information
on the subject referred 10.
e have. Inc honor 10 DE-, very respscuutlys &
Your obedent servant,
lSigned1 T. A BARTLETTE
The charge against sppernnmerary Dickson for be-
ing drunk ana unit for duty was called nPi accused
mol appearing, on motion, he was dismissed from the
police. 49,. ,r.,.s -,
dischaYeing n priso without authority, came up
Amer hsarne testimony, Recorder Bright moved 10 re-
nstae the parties with the Toss of pay for time of
pcnsion--not carried.
for two months Recorder Jackson moved TO amend by
by suspendng them for one month from date Of suspen-
sion, which being seconded by Recorded Senzeneau.
was put to vote and carried
The charge against supernumerary v. Gerodias and
policemen Pallrou and Padron, for committing a
trespass, came ups which charge being too vague and
Indefinite was, motion, referred back to the officers
with instructions prefer tue charges under proper
he chorge against policeman IL bourgeois came mp
Il appearing that accused is sick, ths case was con
inued till nieetingi and should he not be able 10
attend 1t that time, thai be send this Board proper
certificate from a pysician his sickness, otherwise
he will be dismissed from the police, a
Tho charge against supefnumerary j. Campara, for
aheng off his beat, came up after hearing testimony,
on motion of Recorder Ramos he was teinstated.
M The charge against policeman James Grant, fer as-
sailing and striking John Key without cause or pro-
Bright moved to dismiss accused from The police not
seconded.
Recorder Ramos moved 10 dismiss the case, accused
lose his pay for time of suspension, which, being
seconded was cnrried Recorder Bright votng against
The charges against Policeman A. Guerin and Ha
brooks, assault and battery, and against Policeman
Robert Forbes, highway robbery. belDg called ups
on explanations made by Recorder SeuzeGeau, that his
obiectin bringing those charges before The Board was
10 show ihat II any improper persons had been put on
the police they had been placed there when the Board
sas under control Of The Recorders pro temp; and
that majority of the Board as Mt present organized
had no participation in The matter; on motion, sad
charges were laid indefinitely on the table.
On motion of Recorder Jackson, the hoard adj
journed 10 meet Thursday next the I'd August at n
O'Clock M Il
trne copy, G. w. LEWIS, Secretary.