New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-28
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at aPS :, INTELLIGENCE.
50 ssi ., Ho1DERs' AssocIATIoN.-An ad.
ma. Ting was held at the German
rove LII yesterday afternoon, George
ptcy !. n1abiding.
the Y I-ifSee OF eleven was appointed to
Deaa I4f5Hles and regulations for the gov.
n, Al n lac association, consisting OF
Dist |4eaux, chairman; Samuel Smith,
hS$ l.. F. Generes, Arthur Shift,
m ~. -&IiIebury, William G. G. Claiborne,
h u lever, g. 7. Buddecke and Patrick
Is Ma
DIi,iHa .ink then adjourned till tomorrow
(TiCF ~ tIock.
apaiuIletipg. instructions were Issued
p Jas So % the police, the Superintend-
IS % own lib action upon article 262 (12)
deirs Digest, page las:
10 !, 10 f.tfIcE OF TUE SUPERINTENDENT CPL
nv ~ METROPOLITAN POLICE,
ieiS ~ New orleans, October q, 1858
10 estat :<f/B:
q NEG az muse all coffeehouses and other
e Re- 9 Intoxicating liquors are sold
1858 IIsr precincts to be closed at seven
M, lie evening, and to remain closed
u 0'oIOck tomorrow morning, and
RICH ch lime no liquors whatever shall
6dffom any side or back entrance
Is ~. flntes. A violation of this order
a, SET The parties SO offending to arrest
LIE cnment. -
n per J. j. WILLIAMSON,
be Day superintendent.
n Sa PEG e. ice Board adopted the following
use, III That j. ]. williamson, Super
o. 6dsof Metropolitan Police, be and he
c tns stained in his action in suspend
held sored men from duty on the Metro
bas lice force.
MING THE PEACE OF THE City
Ron, to The report of the Crescent, the
D az II md his principal deputy called
al Rousseau, at headquarters,
---iee P. NJ. yesterday. Besides
les Rpnsseau and Buchanan, and
IxMell and his chief deputy, Major
rE TED VI shere were present Mayor Con-
a., ~ rlnkendent Williamson, Mr.. Nc
rICE Hoard of Police Commissioners,
n la, Ia others. General Rousseau
be- IA. III The peace Of the city had been
Q has nu matter by whom, and that it
ton 3.niained; that Major Williamson
TX KIN, usd as Chief of Police. 1t was
by haf temporary police ought to
he ors recommended from among the
" Si M ii and reliable men who form the
at III 1hapf the city, That the Sheriff
uisaI6 lf ia his power to keep the peace,
r's' ii fhe confidence of the authori-
|ON, U 81 ihe people, that he should be
Disal II lis efforts by the military.
y, as ID ~ 4 -----
II Ia squadron of cavalry took
|cvELa lon, yesterday, about half-past
I W. on the corner of Royal and
IN s- reefs, in the neighborhood of tie
Distr Club room. After standing there
a SSepahey were moved to the corner of
nbe,t ard Orleans. Here they were
ued ga attachment from an infantry
IS l. on Congo Square. Outside of the
h III n si11Dectators, who had assembled in
ldjadscurlosity to see the soldiers, there
'aymsvidence of unusual excitement.
ang i1ify were from the Lower Cotton
biddss we're, as well as the boys in blue
the VERY gallant looking and stalwart
se one .lIr
id at
Regi. pus The CTescent nublisbes DC
bnf1U I|H||s hS ~ OoNtfet dS
day five testimony statement made |
"a, .per by the somewhat celebrated |
11iS s;;. Duf. The world is full of credu. |
y, as e.
and Michael O'Connor as prin- |
~, Rhilip Walters rs accessory. were |
Ina ccmmitted without trial by United |
ED 81 fMsesioner Warren, to appear be- |
strla rited States Circuit Court for the |
II y T. George Lacey, a brakeman on |
Der, laaB railroad, near Tigerville.
Of AQburke is charged by John Power |
dti55ddating with intent to kill, at tine |
ymsTI street. car depot, on Common |
ngIng Yesterday morning.
tram, residents In New Orleans form
antfuiNeH into Democratic club last |
Iore a ~
:. 81 l. S.of this morning states that the
q Bainh were not on patrol last night,
to6er 70 their homes, both on account,
bN e. q being fatigued with guard
Dist1a0E prudential reasons to allay ex-
US Md
mt1s were made last night to set
Kgl F4emises occupied by the War
Algn Club, No. 484 Lafayette
D SIZE means taken were pouring coal
stree steps and attempting to light it.
i6sTt men were seen to leave the
Der, A -.
ID la,4opolitan Police Commissioners
s y sn' - and issuing commissions to
own 1er of newly appointed police
liver manning. They are efficient and
r . am IN and will prove to be useful
OF IL, tie police force.
cir tAVllR held an Inquest yesterday
Ii Of Edward Jones, twenty four
asfa1tive of this city, at the Irene
thi,ts be verdict was that he died of q
AN n r wound.
5i n lIiAns. one of the colored men
as M]tob on Canal street Saturday
yeeterday.
MocLI Hzng was dark, gloomy on the
sual street was nearly deserted.
p sIA1 pf the seats at the Varieties and
Sesshl u amusements were empty.
ion ii night bands of armed men, who
D., \ ~ doing patrol duty, but who
III nm At1ipg outrages and excuses IN
judgs teEico, were marching where the
ment 70 vas weak and there was no
9sng;SI ~
en- b d ifuit dealer at the corner of
|nkrdpt eest and the levee, was cut with
m n3 teferday morning. Somebody,
in d tne time, the morning papers
BAT tAree of the Innocents in uni
~ y II AtQpnd. shot colored man, who
blstric tl1ne dled.
as - be papers that seek to in
ublic mind by the declaration
Ell negro outrage, the facts will
te colored man was attacked
% STG1
riet report states that the colored
III TRoaed to have been killed by one
d. l3cenIa,
t n aeheto Of the City Council met at
In dss bat without the transaction OF
n,enf BUSINESS than the election of ],
sing taa superintendent of the Fire
TI .H graph, adjourned.
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re essgr THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of B,allic Aind.-It is such sensation
BsSaa his from the Times of last
b. ispfodnced this morning, that in
NM r lubllc mind and exasPerates the
,s ~ ~ bad men. 1t is on the authority
Messs hear, and utterly destitute Of
= we've o'clock Tuesday as several
l. y passing along Orleans street