New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-22
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INAUGURATION OF THE New CITY GOVERNMENT
At Il O'Clock, yesterday, the City Hall Mr. Gerard sih
the Mayor elect received the oath Of office from Acting May
Summers and entered upon the discharge of his important
duties. The naturally Of great interest," and in
consequences there crowds of people and around the
City Hall.
After interval Mayor sth the Of Office
Mesrs IT, NJ Summers and Emile Wiz Recorders elect Of
the First and Second Districts The other Recorders Webster
Long Of the third District and Lucien Adams of the Fourth
District The time but suppose will
eeye their qualifications in time take their to-day The
Recorders proceeded their respective Offices
and took possession in due form.
The chief of the appointment Of Chief
and Leuenants of Police and Secretaries AMI Clerks Of the
Mayors Office In good time, the appointments made
known, folows
Secretaries Of 6e Ady0r.-Messrs. j. L. Fabre and VIM.
Solomon
Assistant cerE,.-Nessrs Fredk Washington P A. Forter
aud Oscar b. Boisfontaine.
Chief Of Police.-Mr. Thomas F. Adams, This
hailed with nd aud continued demonstrations of ap
plause.l
eS Pocs-Firs District Mr.. Thos. Il. Dryden
Second District MI Louis Gastine Third District Mr. Iheo
dore Simon Fourth District, Mr. F. L, Newland.
Harden Of Work. Hole-Migue Hernandez.
Keeper o. Police Juil,-Edward blanchard
MoRTUARY.-The total number of deaths last week,
reported by the Board of Heah 1885, large proper
ton young ch dren.
DANGEROUSLY WoUNDED.-A man named Michael
Dwyer up the District station
charged with nActng wound with spade upon the
head of the Horse Station. We learned that
had received the right eye, which
thought would result fatally They both employ the
station, and quareed about some private matter.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-W. NJ. Hendricks was
yesterday for embezlemen Of moneys belonging
the Beeville Iron Works, but acquitted.
f. G. Stnger pleaded guilty charge of ha wing ebezzled
large of money belonging the Bank Of New Orleans
and in the Of W p Rice, accused OF being alder and
abettor in the oiiense, mol pros entered.
MOL also entered in the Of VIM Ferguson and
Thos Ridge accused oil having been concerned in stealing
from pckery in the Fourth District The witnesses
Charges were dismissed against ary Nicholas and Arbot
accused of breach Of trust and Geo Stevens accused Of assault
and battery.
Recorder SUMMERS CoURT.-The Recorder elect
the First District Mr.. II. NJ Summers, yesterday
stalled his office Owing however, necessary
the dock and in the dock there Offenders any
portance
RECORDER WILTz's CoURT.-Recorder Emile Wilt
for the Second District of the Ci Of New Orleans having
been yesterday, took his about o'clock and
proceeded immeda' ely to business.
Mr. and Mrs Black arrasned and held bail in the
$500 each having, charged sold
the coeehos at the of Cont and IRENE streets liquor
10 slave contrary 10 the city ordinance made and provided
Paul BouHnger, charged with kicking iuss and
ing y. CaTreO, held 10 in the Of 800.
Philip Remkel and Joseph Cohen were held for the same
ofeuse
David Kenny was held to answer charged with carryin
| concealed weapons and resisting officer
Joseph Cohn held IL the c 1900, charged by A.
Golden with having committed assault and battery in the
60 Chartres street.
| RECORDER LoNG's CoURT.-The Recorder elect oi
the Third District Mr. Webster Long, did take his
yesterday. Acting Recorder discharged
the usual Ho had large crowd Of drunkHds
reIty brawers 10 dispose Of but of any importance