New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-16
B0ARD or POLICE.
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MAYoRALTY or NEW ORLEANS. y.
CITY Hall july 10. 1885 E

city Hall. July 70, 1855
Present; Mayor Lewis, ana r ecorders Bright, SEN,
zenean and jackson.
On motion, the reauingso of the inmates Of last meet
ing was dispensed With -ssss So.
xestigaied ihe plaint preferred BY DE- McFarane
against Sergeant Dryden for Illegal of his
slave and was SATISFIED aas the nrrest was legal and
That The officer had done nothing but his duly; and on
molioA the compliant was dis missed.
a communicaiion was received from the Chief ID
Police, inclosing pensions -Of policemen; aud
motion, The investg zion was fixed for Taursday next
the parties aud Witnesses TO be notified.
A commnn lion was received from the Chief =
Police, enclosing the report of the operations Of th
police for tne Honih Of June, 1856; and meiien
report was ordered To- be published in thes q iicia
A. compBnicaton was read from The Chi of Police
stating that VIM Stephens cha rged supernume
haa , sgsy sr,ss . @ fSsTsns
and locking him up alI night On motion, The investi
CATION vas fixed ios Thursday next, he parties and
Compliant was made byJohn Dais against Police.
men TitonsAh Seguin toz dischargtng aprisoner In
their custody; anflbn metion Tho investigation fixed
Thursday next, lhe parties and Witnesses 10 be mott
fed =
a communication ssvas read from Policeman Peter
Schmidt, demanding Investigation OF the assertion
made before the Boards thursday last by Lienienan
Huni thai he, said SchMid had been discharged from
the police larceny motion of Recorder jackson
said letter was aid oae tables and ON further motion
of Recorder jackson, said Peter Schmidt was dis
charged from the police. ss ssi;54
3 lceman @. Morgan. account OF sickness.
S9 communication was lend from the Beard Of Com
inissoners of the House of Refuge, relative the
appointment Of the officers os fal Institution; and Oh
motion o Recorder seuzeneap laid on sAe liable, sub
jeet to call.
The charge against Supernumerary Anderson, for
negsct 81 duty Wis called, and testimony
on motion Of Rscodes Jackson hc was dismissed from
the police.
The charge against Lieutenant Hunt for having
stated % Jphn Roach thai the Hoard had appointed q
thieves on he police came up agan after hear
iuhf a
compaint the ground that ghefeis proof what
ever. Recorder Seuzensan seconded said motion 10
dismiss the conpaint although he believed that Roach
what hs hekevedto be true; and as he thought
thai Lieps Hunt had acted indsrFeetly ,sne VIII
g dismiss HE Complaint was therefore carried, The
Mnqei u ring The vie W as Recorder Seuzeneau
and believing that Roach had sworn tohe TRUTH and
& syat mot aptslnted by any maiee.
Hesorder Bright 1han moved that John Roach, for
havipg nlaticonsagand Without ally proof cnsed his
superior officer, be dismissed from The poiicei which
Tho charge against Policeman Nixon, for using
language unbeeoming an officer, was called; after
heannG testimony, on iHuan of Recorder Bright, the
charge was dtsmisssdi accused to receive pay
Z the time sof suspensioyl. 7{zl 1893 z
Fling atunbisr though IRENE Market, and bfeach of
the peace, CAME After hearing esmony, Recorder
Seuzeiseaa moved u dismiss him from lie police;
keeerdeT Jackson moved 10 amend by suspending hi
for one month longer from this date which anen-
ment being seconded was carried, Recorder Seuze-
Thc chafks against Police IN. II st,u,rieE. n,
aii assan battery on Mrs. Jean Renediei 4 We
was casled. The prosecuting witnessno being pre-
senh me casewas continued n Thursday next; al
Attachment 20 issue for the Witness aud accused to
On anyi the tei with loss OF pay for time d
snspensi6ns s-ss ss ss NJ Y - p 49, z
On motion Of Recorder Senzenea,, The places O
Policemen Jesse PHI eipas and James D Boylan sger,
declared yaeani they having never reported for duty
On nncuon q Recorder Senzenean, A. Lnsto an,
Jose tlTagalo were appointed N Oil said Two vacan
ciss ~ ths polio e Recorder Bright yotig against
Ing foiloAxinB were spfopos ed lsEd appointed
supernamefAfies On The poles eearder Bright vot
Ing agasns he ground that there seno necessity
there beiN6 Already more than sufficient.
yhomss ffott Adolphe Tfeme, 8 anueI Jobson, Died
a Z 5afkwi@erss Peter Eagleman, Thomas Gihney
dan rA.>- - ~, eA'' = ass'' "asn tsisft
w motionpf Recorder Jacks the Beard Adjourned
sun Thurs day ne xttbe 18Th ins 10 O'Clock, M
e Hue cory, q: W. LEWIS Secretary,