New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-02
THE BOARD OF POLICE.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
CITY Hall. 27ih Sent. Ishb.
R OCULAR MEETING.

9s O.
City Hall, a7ih Sept, 1866.
present-Fun Board.
The minutes Of lasI meeting were read and APP
proved
communication was received from Che Chief oil
Police, giying information of the death of Policeman
g M Schorn, and also of vacancies exfsIipg in the
police, and on notion Of Recorder jackson, laid on
the table subject to caK
Leave of absence for three weeks was granted to
Policeman john Roach
Aopiicafon frou. Richard Seward for appoin tine nj
on the police, was lid mn the table subject call.
A communication was received from the Chief OF
Police, enclosing Of Pocemen R. Phillips,
J. Jacobs, Dannoy, j. A. Boies, aud Superlu-
nler6ry Hannson, and, motion, the Investigation
fxed for Thursday next The parties and witnesses to
The charge against Policeman b. Jacobs, for arrest
ing Michael Carroll without Cause came up Afte
hearing testimony, H. corder Bright meved dsm
the chsige, and rensate accused, with pay for time Of
suspension. Not seconded Recorder Senzeneau
moved 70 dismiss The charge and reinsta,e accused
without pay which, being seconded, was carried
The charge against Supernnmsrafy Hall, or neglect
Of duty fof alio wing PRISONER 10 escape came up
After hearing testimony, motion of Recorder Seu-
zenean, he was reinstated.
The charge again Policeman VIM Delaney, for as
sault aug battery and smashing furniture In the house
OF Adelaide Baifour, came up. After hearing testimony
and explanations, motion of Recorder he
was Tefns taIed, without pay.
The charges against Policeman Peter Nelson, for
sitting on MS beai and not answering raps, and
ing his beat, came up. "A fter hearing testimony on
motion Of Recorder Bright, he reinstated, Without
The charge against Policeman Kelly was called, and
referred 10 The Recorder OF The First District for action
The charge against supernnmerary Sheridan, Tor
being of his beas, was called. After Explanations on
motion of Recorder Ramos, he was reinstated
The eharge against Policeman Haley No. 1880, for
being OF his beat Was called Alter airing LEI tlony
on motion OF Recorder jackson, he was reirs,ated
with loss Of pay.
The charge agans, Policeman H. Faure, for sleeping
on his beat, came up. After testimony, on motion CT
Recorder Seuzeneau, he was dismissed from The
police, being too weak and scky for police service
The charge against Policeman a NJ Horne, for con-
q mr. n n Hgb ,Itet
the peace, came up. After explanations made by Re-
coIder BHeht, he was rensialed, without pay
The charge against Peter Conway, for illegal arrest
Of John rarely, came up After hearing testimony,
on mdticn Of Recorder Seuzeneau, the charge was
dismissed and accused reas,ated without pay.
On motion OF Recorder Seuzeneau the letter of the
Chief Of Police on vacancies was called up.
The following named persons were appointed to fill
vacancies In the police by the following vote
fsds -kecprders Ramos, Seuzeneau and Jackson.
Nay X. corder Bright
John Conn, Thomas b. Baxter, Thomas Finn Chas
Remand, Pierre Vasse, Peter Shaft
III. Ziegier.
On motion ofihe Mayor, w j. Hyatt was appointed
Policeman in place OF IL Zeigler, resigned, 49, M
The following persons were appointed supernumer-
aries 1.-THE police, Recorder Bright voting against:
elulaand Schmidt Jean Aus, LOUIS Yeager J.
: Wlnstei, Antony Letters, James Heffernan 3 |
Il. ne Board Then proceeded elect Waterman for
The House Of Refuge.
Recorder Jackson nominated Isaac Smith
; rhe Mayor nomina ed Garrett Kirwia,
i has se = ss, being called stood thus
1saac smnM!h-RecoIders Seuzeneau and Jackson
barrett kirxgin--The Mayor
Blank-RecqSdera Bright and Ramos
second ballot, same as above
THIRD BALLOT
Isaac Smsh-Recorders Ramos. senzeneau and
jackson. s' ssuAehea1 anu
Record Bright blank
Isaac Smith was elected
III, IN mouon OF Recorder Scuzeneau the Board aa-
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true copy, G. W. LEWIS,
-. Secretary