New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-02-11
THE BOARD or POLICE.
REG ULAR BETTING


MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Feb. :, 1856.
Present-Mayor Lewis and Record rs Bright, Ra-
mos and Jackson.
Ahsent-Recorder Seuzeneau.
The minutes of last meeting Were read and approved.
A communication read from the Executive
Committee of the House of Refuge, relativs 10 the
dereteton OF duty Oft the First Assistant Superntend
and Day Waterman, aud, motion, the in stiga
on fixed for Thursday next, the parties and wit
nesses 10 be notified. 7.&
A communication was read from policeman s.
w oods and OH motion, laid on the table subiec;
call ......
Recorder seuzeneau took his seat.
The following gent We're, on motion of Re-
corder Bright, appointed inspectors of the election for
Constable OF the Second Justices Court 10 take place
on The It'll inst: -.,,.-. ..o5 .l.-
Fifth Precinct, Bernard Cohen; Sixth Precinct
Robert Conway Seventh Precinct, John Paul
The charges preferred by r. NJ. Blenvenu against
policemen Nc Donald and Vanier, for stopping his
rage whilst his daughter returning from ball
having been taken suddenly i'll, etc., came up; after
hearing testimony, Recorder Ramos moved to suspend
le accused for eight days from this date. Recorder
Seuzeneau moved 10 amend by Diminishing them
from the police; seconded The motion OF Recorder
Ramos being seconded, was carried. "lzi
The charge against policeman VIM: Lockwood for
stabbing VIM. Smith, was called; after hearing
testimony Recorder Bright moved that accused be
suspended, and his trial be continued until he be
tried before the competent tribunal or the criminal
charge; Recorder Seuzeneau moved 10 amend by
dismlssng accused from the police; seconded The
motion OF Recorder Bright, being seconded, was car
ried; Recorder Seuzencau voting against +.
The charge against policeman Peter Feenau came
up again The witness not being present, the case
passed over for the moment.
The charges against policeman F. LATTE and A,
Porche were dismissed Tie accuser having represented
that he had made them in error
The charge against policeman Miller for sleeping
on his beat, came up; accused admitting the CHARGE
owins 10 favorable representations motion OF Re-
corder Seuzeneau, he was rens stated. ~ T.
The charge against policeman S. Grace for being
absent two nights. without just cause came up after
hearing testimony OIL motion Of Recorder Seuzeneau.
he was relnstateu
The charge against policeman p. Harmon, for tota
neglect Of duty in reporting for duty since the 10th
ult, came up accused pleading that he had been sick,
the case was continued Ill, next Thursday in order
that accused produce the certificate CT Physician 10
that effect, otherW Use he will be dismissed
The charge against policeman Chaiilot. for not re.
porting for duty since The 26,h ult, was called;
ehsed not being present, and it being that
he would not appear, motion OF Recorder Seu2e.
neau he was dismissed from The police
The charge against policeman v. Guiehard, for not
reporting for duty for Two days. was, after expana-
tions dismis and accused reinsia,ed.
The charge against policeman Louis Irizanl for not
reporting the a6th ut, was also dismissed, after
The charge against policeman J. Brooks for not
porting SINCE the Goth ult was also dismissed after
explanations.
The charge against policeman Grillier for not report
ing since the 26h ult.. was called; accused not being
present, on motion of Recorder Bright the case was
continued till next meeting, 10 afford accused change
HIMSELF otherwise he will then be dismissed
from the police.
The ckarge against policeman A. Barosse, for no.
reporting since the 26 ult was called; accused not
appearing and it being represented that he had other
occu paton motion of Recorder Ramos he was dis
missed from the police.
The charge against policeman 2. Feenan was called
up; The witnesses being present. after hearing ,est-
mony, on motion of Recorder Ramos, the resignation
rendered BY accused at the last meeting accepted
The following persons, presented by Recorder Ra-
MOS, were appointed supernnmerares on the police,
Recorder Bright voting against: -.-....
Frank Remlcke and Charles Bloomer.
On motion of Recorder Ramos, Manuel Lopez and
- Beckman were appointed to fill the vacancies IN
The police occasioned by the disnlissats of Chaot
and A. Rarosse, Recorder Bright voting against
TIL" eharges against policeman Woods and sunernu-
meraryJ c Laurent; called up and, after expla-
lions, they were reinslated.
On motion of Recorder Jackson James McGawey
was appointed TO fill The vacancy occasoned IN the
police by The resignation of P. Feennn.
On motion OF Recorder jackson, J. J. Steeg was
appointed policeman, under res solution 22So o. the
Common Council approved ID February lea6 TO actas
commas airy of the 9Th street MARKET Recorder Brlght
voting against -, .75"ssr-..-. -''-r sr'72.5
On motion, the Board adjourned 10 meet on Thurs
day next, lhe 1dth inst, at l2 O'Clock, M.
A true copy -. G.. ", LEWIS. Secretary
4 n AS brought 10 the City Police Jail on the 9th
! wv INST the negro boy ISAM JULIUS; ia S feet S
inches high; is about 90 % years old Soys he be-
longs Capt CSllaghana sugar planter OF the State
| OF Louisiana a....s.z, 4
The is requested to call and claim said slave
rrE E. BLANCHARD, .."" 4
| fes IL 5 g.ls Keeper OF the City Police Jail.