New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-06
Meeting of the Police Commission Bonp

Meeting of the Police Commission Hoard.
The board met last night at seven o'clock,
Mayor Monroe presiding; Messrs. Soul6, Moore
and Conway present.
The following members of the police force who
had been suspended from duty were then placed
upon trial:
James Bradley, charged with being drunk in
uniform, was dismissed from service.
g. Riley, for unoficerke conduct, was sus-
pended from duty for two months
The case against D. Lumberly, for gross neg |
lect of duty, was dismissed, no witness appear
ing.
James Dorsey pleaded sickness as his excuse
from post, and was ordered to report for duty in
October.
John Coats, for unofiCerlike conduct, was dis
missed from duty.
The charge against @. Hart for unoflicerlike
conduct was dismissed.
The case against Charles Parker was suspended
until Wednesday evening, at which time the board
meets again, at six O'Clock.
Proceeding of the Bonrd of Scho oil Directors
The Board of School Directors held their regular
monthly meeting last evening, Mr.. Mount pre-
siding.
The report of the finance committee showed a
expenditures on the 1st inst. of $3267 58.
Mr. Kelly, in behalf of that part of the COM
mittee on teachers representing the First District
submitted the following names for vacant situa
tons in the schools of the district, and they were
unanimously elected:
Jackson School-Mr. S. B. Buford, principal,
Jefferson School--Mr f. Perkins, first assistant !;
Miss N. Parr, fifth assistant.
Fisk School-Miss Nelly Watson, fifth assistant !;
Miss NJ. Finlay, sixth assistant; Miss A. A. Finch,
f seventh assistant.
The members of the committee on supervision
presented the names of the following citizens to
cooperate with the committee in the supervision
of the schools:
Second District-Edward Ganueheau, Geo. W
Dunbar, Dominique Bouligny B. P. Yoorhies ant
|, Joaquin Viosca, Sr.
/, Third District-John Paisley, Peter NJ. Peterson
Camille Outlet Theodore Lanaux and W. G, Ray
a mond.
d Fourth District-w. H. Dameron, D. W. B
e Wood, Isaac Randolph, W. G. Brown and Isaac N
e Phillips.
y These nominations were unanimously approved
Re No nominations were made for the First Distric
Mr.. Brewer, chairman of the committee o
library, introduced project for the reorganzf
ton of the library, the classification of the book
the restoration of books notreturned atthe prope
time, and other reforms necessary for the reol
is ganization. Previous to the war there were di
e. trict libraries. During the war they were col
sslidated by the military authorities. The cor
5. mittee proposed that those who had been Iii
X. members of the district Libraries should becon
be life members Of the consolidated library, and tn
d. such members as had lost their certificates shou
be afforded an opportunity of establishing the
claim. The report was unanimously adopted
Mr.. sambola, from the special committee,
- whom was referred a resolution providing for tt
payment of balances due to teachers and othe
connected with the public schools, dismissed fro
their situations during the military occupation
he the city, asked and obtained further time to I
port.
Mr., Macon, from the committee on text book