New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-18

RESIDENCE.
REMARKS

leased the boy ohm Kelly upon order the Re-
corder Of the Second District, contrary The rules
adopted by the Commissioners, Recorder Ramos K
planned the circumstances and moved that he be exon
Grated from any blame; Recorder Bright amends, that
unless accused receives the pardon OF the Commits
soners he be discharged from ofice-not seconded;
the motion of Recorder Ramos put and carried,
Recorder Bright voting against. On the charge against
Brady and Gauier, for allowing boy to escape after
testimony, motion of Recorder Ramos, the churge
was dismissed.
Recorder Bright moved that the Commissioners of
the Refuge be requested to subject Mr. Brady to
amlcable examination to his capacities 10 fill his
ofice-not seconded
The charge agains, policeman Gonzales, for conduct
unbecomng officer 10 wards his superior, Lieuen-
| ant Fremaux, in making remarks preudical 10 his
character, called; after hearing eslimony, Recor
der Bright moved to dismiss accused from the police
not seconded. On motion of Recorder Jackson, he
suspended for fifteen days from this date, Recorder Ra-
mos voting against.
The charge against policeman Burke, for refusng
10 report for duty, in the Fourth District, came up.
Alter hearing testimony, motion of Recorder jack
ion, he was reinstaed.
The charge against supernumerary Prcntiss was
nued ill Thursday exit for want OF notice TO accused
The charge against supernumerary Smelser, not to
be found on his beat, called, Accused not being
present. on motion of Recorder Jackson, he was dis
missed from the police.
The charge agans, policeman Charles Barron, for
not reporting for duty in The Fourth District was called
Accused admits the charge Recorder Brg ht moved TO
reinsate him. Accused then slated that he would not
go on duty IN the Fourth District. The Mayor moved
to dismiss him from The police. Recorder Bright
moves to amend by acce ping the resignation which
accused had sent in, but which he had withdrawn at
his Recorder Brigh,s request. The amendment being
seconded stood
Yeas-Recorders Bright and Jackson.
Nays-Recorder Ramos and Mayor. Lost.
The motion of the Mayor was then put and carried
Recorder Bright voting against
The charge against policeman c Doelng, for not
reporting for duty in the Fourth District was called Ac-
cused admitting the charge Recorder Jackson moved to
reinsate him. not seconded. The Mayor moved to dis
miss him from the police not seconded Recorder jack
moved 10 reinstate him. provided he obey orders.
Recorder Bright amends by moving a reconsideration
of the vote in the of Barron whether 10 accept his
resignation or dismiss him and postpone both cases
till meeting, Docttling 10 go on duty III the ncan
time which amendment was carried Recorder Ramos
voting against.
The charge against policeman ]. Brooks, for not
porting for duty, was called lehoefea Ms res
ignnion, which was accepted
The charge against policeman H. Austin, for not re-
porting for duty, called. Accused admitting The
charge OH motion of Recorder Bright, he rein
stated.
The charge against policeman M, Birming CHAM, for
not reporting for duty, called. Accused having
shown that he detained IL witness in court, on
motion of Recorder Ramos, he reinstated.
On motion of Recorder Jackson, the Chief of Police
is directed to furnish list OF vacancies in the police ut
next meeting
On motion, the Board adjourned to meet on Thurs
day next the 21st inst, at u O'Clock, Nj.
A true copy.
G. w. LEWIS, Secretary.