New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-30

left her bed while the men were making SO
free.
BOARD OF PoLIcR CoMmssIoSBRs.77H Henry
Redley, first district, for assaulting son Of
Dr.. Colgens, was suspended for fifteen days.
George W. Drake, first district, leaying
his beat and entering a eoffeehouse; charge
dismissed. saalse.
B. NJ. Smith, third district, asleep on his
beat; suspended for two days.
A, Etubb, fourth district, lying down
while on duty. Corporal skerritt says he
was lying down in the form Of crescent"
The form of crescent was suspended for
i've days.
william Delaney, first district, absent from
his beat; charge dismissed. I'd
Corporal Victor Jourdsin, third district.
challenging subordinate to fight him, and
neglect OF duty. Case dismissed.
William Fostrick, first district, springing
his rattle without cause. Case dismissed.
WoRKHousE BIRDS AFLoAT.-One day last
week Specials Madden and Dumas took to
the main station John Yeager and John
Jones, making the 'long charge" against
them. Failing to make showing of clear
hands the accused were sent to the Work
house for term Of ninety days or more.
Tuesday night the above-named officers
were on Canal street when they met the two
birds as gay as larks. How did they leave
confinement so quickly fis question asked
by several persons who are inquisitiye about
small things.
A STABBING CASE IN CARRoLLToE.-P. Me-
Evenly, citizen of Carrollton, appears be-
fore United States Commissioner Shannon
and testifes that on the eleventh instant he
was unproEokedly assaulted and stabbed by
Cornelius and Matthias Vsndervoll, j. Lin.
finger, and L. C. Ferret, the latter justice
of the peace and alder and abettor, in the
town aforesaid; that he appeals to a Com
missioner because he can not obtain justice
at his home. The evidence was found suf
fcient to send them before United States
Court for trial.
That MAHOGANY LUNBER.-The mahogany
case OF lumber stolen from Msriposa saw
mill, in which William Parker is charged
with the larceny, and Aleio Carratero and
James Kelly are accused of receiving the
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trial. There seems to have been consider
able sharp proceedings in this case, and it
is asserted something sharper than fnan.
ciering has been accomplished. However,
when jury shall listen to the evidence we
will know the truth of the assertions. Mr..
Kelly was discharged.
AN ERRoR.-Mr. j. H. Meilleur writes
thus; ....- ..... .
1t is rumored that at the recent election
held in this city ] voted the RebelKn0w-
NOth1ng-so-ealled-D Democratic ticket A more
outrageous falsehood was never uttered.
True it is that my name was on ticket
headed, TRUE Radical Republican Ticket
"For the Constitution 1t was without my
consent or knowledge. I was informed Of
the fact by Mr.. P. Joseph late in the even
4 ing of the 1rst day of the election. Repub.
licans who were present when voted if
called upon, will say whether voted the
Republican ticket or not.
SECOND DISTRICT RECORDERS COURT
Alcide Populus is charged by Betsy Dom
Unique with malicious mischief in having
destroyed certain premises on St. Ann
street,
Anna Huff about three months ago was
intrusted by Mrs. John, IA Gasquet street,
with gold watch valued at 500, which
accused now fails to deliver up on demand;
at least such is the affidavit of Mrs. John.
A FELoN ESCAPED. -Some time during
Tuesday night a thief was discovered in the
dwelling of Mr. r. Purvis, on st. Charles,
! between Philip and First streets. He had
already gathered into his thievish grasp
some silver ware, which he dropped when
discovered, and broke for some place where
perhaps he had more business, and unfor-
tunately made his escape. Where was your
reVolverg
A TH1EF Who PREFERRED SILvEB.-The
thief who quietly entered the residence of
Captain 7. shute, corner Coliseum and
Second streets, yesterday morning had a
strong liking for silver ware, and therefore
helped himself to some fine pieces that the
Captain once cherished. The burglar used
an "outsider on rear door to effect an
entrance andexi
THIRD DISTRICT RBcoRDER's CoURT.-John
A. Groves was sent to the Criminal Court
accused Of having assaulted and battered
Mrs. D. Peyronie on the sth instant on
Goodchildren street.
Richard Allen was sent to the same tribu
nal under charge of manslaughter in shoot
ing Thomas Finnegan.
In THE THIRD DISTRICT CoURT.-In this
tribunal yesterday the case OF Eclipse Tow.
boat Company against the Pontchartrain
Railroad Company was opened, The suit is
fer large sum for damages.
The city treasurer's Office is full Of bust
ness, paying out and receiving city currency
by thousands. larger amount was takeL
in than was paid out. Some of the tax rolls
are ready, and taxpayers are anxious to
settle up.
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