New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-19
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adrift by the changes in the police department.
This not They resigned because they ordered
the police their collars We make this eSpa
nation in justice to Mr. James, the Chief of Police who does
notsh appear implication that would dispense
Of those officers for any other
refusal obey orders We would state however that
all this when penned teatcle in question: only
did not take time to consider that dismissal and esigna
ton in anticipation Of dismissal essentially different
The expression set adrf inappropriate We knew
that resignation of the officers Formally evade
the odum dismissal which would surely have followed.
CHARITY HosPIAL.-Report for the week ending
last evening:
Admitted III Died. -
Discharged 13l Remaining SIS
Our AGAIN.-We were pleased yesterday to en-
officer Lataranee in the street.-the who had
buehoe drilled through his right thigh, whilstresting
pistol from of the combatants in the shooting affair
Canal street He is well with the exception ola
weakness in the wounded leg which requires him to
aeranderie good police officer the city
him something for his pain and loss of time
SUICIDE--The Coroner yesterday held an inquest
the body of Alexander Pearn SWISS thirty years of age
found dead No. 16 Csomhoue street Verdict suicide by
laudannm, taken the 10th in while abong under fit of
sickness The deceased har Keeper employed coffee
house at the of ST. Louis street and Exchange alley
AN ESCAPE AND A CHAsE.-Last evening, officers
segan and Carr arrested steamer Michigan no.
ted cesaler dndsc named James Chapman. He resisted
by drawing pistol and swapping at Carr He then
powered and hanlcuted, and another man. evidently
ederate arrested and handeued Also Whilst crossing
Lafayette square, on their way 10 the Lookup both the
ascas slipped their irons and eeled for liberty. officers
followed win rusty shouts bu no one offered to intercept the
iusVes VINO heaea fof st AarFs Market On the contrary
aaopie crowd ioo"ea the fustves and exhortng
mem not 10 SURRENDER Nhapman' IN running, drew second
pistol and cooked it. and whenever officers pressed
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where ne Napa was reeap'ufea ana ferone me other
fugitive good his escape.
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FIRST DISTRICT COMMISSIONING was done yester
day in the of Cairo Reese owing the ndisposion of
Rande Hunt and Judge Robertson and it was continued to
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