New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-08
GFFICIA F'FTCIAL y.
THE BOARD OF POLICE.


1 Present--A full Board.
The minutes os The last meeting We're read and ap-
Recorder Bright moved, inasmuch as he had moved
70 dismiss the charge against polleemen Bailey and
busiiess at the moment oaking the vote that the vote
| on said case be reconsidered Not seconded.
| The Mayorthen movedto reconsider said vote, which
Recorder Bright moved 10 rescind The Judgment on
that case, AND reinstate the parties The same being
|seeonded,swas carried BY the following vote;
.aues-Recorders Bright, Seuz enean, jackson and
Mayer.
Nap-Recorder Ramos.
L The following gentlemen were appointed to preside
1.-THE election 10 be held on the 14 inst, for Repre-
sentative from Inc Fourth Representative District:
b Eighth Precinct-Lous Leblanc.
Ninth Precinct-Ge gorge Cronan.
Recorder Bright voting against.
Onmoton Of the Mayor, and on informing the Board
that policeman Charles Fee had Obtained leave tf abb
The purpose stated by him, of visiting his
sick MOTHER whereas he had heard that said Fee was
following other occupation at the Beleville Foundry
in Agiers it resolved that said Fee be notified
appear before this Board, on Thnrdsay next show
cause why should be dismissed from the police
forimposng on The Board.
The charge against policeman b. Coleman, for not
coming 10 a5rap, was called After testimony, mo.
ton Of Recorder Bright he reinstated with loss OF
pay. N
The charge against policeman Glenn, for being asleep
and his cap and rattle taken The wachouse, came
up, accused admitting the charge. Owing 10 good
report, on motion OF Recorder Bright: he was rein
stated.
The charge against Policeman 9. Pennel, was con
nned till Thursday next to notify the parties and
fswitnesses. f4tts 73}$&s ~ 3s5%
The charge against Policeman J, S. Frohock, for
coming 70 the Watch-house drunk and striking pris-
oner up, accused admitting The charges in
i sideratian ofhis previous good conduct motion of
/ the Mayor. he was reinstaied
The charge against Policeman 7. Rougean, cons
timed till Thursday ext 10 notify the parties and Wit
nesses $4 wv @E5$
The charge against Policeman Conn., for not re port
ing for duty, came up accused admitting the charge,
aud pleading sickness, motion Of Recorder Jacks
the case was dismissed 5.s
The charge against Policeman chas. Fuller for
total neglect of duty in not reporting fOrduty for II
nights, up admitting the charge, Record
Ter Scuznea moved dismiss him from III Police.
Recorder Bright moved 10 amend by postponng the
case till Thursday next. SO that accused may show
what cause excuse he may have; not seconded.
The motion 10 dismiss from the police being second
ed, was carried by the following vote:
.ayes-Recorders Ramos, Seuzeneau and Mayor
Ndys-R ecorteIs Bright and Jackson.
On motion Of Recorder Bright Leonard Cragan was
appointed supernumerary policeman
On motion of the Mayor, Edward Hall was appoint
ed policeman.
On motion of Recorder Seuzeneau, Jackson Bald
win appointed policeman @
r On motion of Recorder Jackson, John Baehr, John
Gardnerand George A. Winizel were appointed
Supernumeraries on the poicei Recorder Bright voting
against
On motion OF Recorder Seuzeneau, Pradieux and c.
CharIock was appointed supernumerares the
police, Recorder Bright voting against 1,... 49,
On motion Of Recorder Ramos, William Rainey was,
appointed policeman i'll place of J. Meyeuse, dschaTg-
ed; Recorder Bright voting against.
On motion, tie Board adjourned 10 meet on Thurs
day, the 10th inst, at IL O'Clock, M
4 true copy. G, w. LEWIS, sec'y.