New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-11

ohore street,. 3. Camors & Co. VI. Daniel Ba-
ksr; fourteen lots of ground in square bounded by
Palmyra. jackson, Salcedo and GAyoso streets
Mrs. M. Aimonaster VI. William A. s. hon.
dean.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
TH8 CRY Consolidating Mayor Emley
in the chair, and q quorum present. The
Slsughterhouse question came up and was
amicably disposed Of.
The Administrator of Improvements Of
fered resolution relative to payment for
certain work now under way. Carried.
The Administrator of improvements was
authorized to arrange certain levee claims.
etc.
The Administrator of Waterworks re-
ported adversely to the petition of certain
citizens of Agiers, in regard to waterworks,
etc. Laid over.
Numerous other reports were received
and adopted, and sent to the~proper CON-
mittees.
number Of papers were referred to the
City Attorney for report.
papers brought before il. They either were
referred or postponed. aud the Council, on
motion, adjourned at eight O'Clock.
PENIrENTIARY CONvICTs. Swain,
OF the Parish Prison, transmitted yesterday,
under the superintendent of his assistant,
Mr.. Emile Ruiz, the following named prison.
ers to the Penitentiary at Baton Rouge, who
have been sentenced to periods Of from
eight months to four years:
Lsrceny-Louis Allen, G. H. Davis. John
veterson, John Hart, John Ryan, Thomas
Roache, Auguste Jean Chalas, John Wilson,
Calvin johnson and Mary Augustin. En-
observation-disclosures Grounemold. Entering
premises with felonious intent-August Lar
ouie, alias Philipon, alias Pujol, Adam Wilt,
alias Frank wager, August Barthelemy and
James Curry. neutrality-suspicious. Adams.
The following prisoners, re-transmitted to
their former quarters, were escaped con-
victs John Taylor, William Johnson, alias
Cyril Fagot, George Davis, alias Bill John
son, George Robinson, alias Isaac Johnson,
and John Ste .art, alias Frank Johnson.
TIE MAMMOTH SAFE.-The new safe for
the Louisiana Savings Bank and Safe De-
post Company, of which we made mention
lately, may be expected here next month.
Portions of it will leave Cincinnati next
week. This monstrous structure will be
brought here in twenty or more sections,
and when all complete will weigh about five
hundred thousand pounds. 1t will be
strictly burglar and fre-proof, combining
the results of all past experience, and as
near perfection as the ingenuity of man can
make it.. Inside it will be finished with
thirty-six hundred compartments. from q
closet big enough to hide man in, down
to those intended to hold small bank box.
WHY Is IT?-When a sub-clerk, deputy
secretary or something like that, was
trapped in three or four financial unpless-
antnesses, why was it that criminal pros
ecution did not follow? Terrence, Tim and
the bloodthirsty butcher are inquiring about
those queer receipts.
A SERIOUS CHARGE.-Mrs. Blakesley, re-
siding on Broad street, yesterday made two
serious charges against j. G. Jacoby. He
was arrested and sent to the Parish Prison
without privilege of bail. When testimony
is given in this case we will publish it, bu
for the present must omit anything further
than to say that the complainant is Of excel
lent character, and perhaps will make good
her assertions.
Now that the Superintendent of Police
has issued an order, to take effect after tht
eighteenth instant, requiring jackson
Square to be open until ten O'Clock P. NJ.
the delightful floral promenade will be mucl
enhanced by the presence of few must
clans, the compensation of whom is to b.
betrayed by voluntary subscription among
the denizens of that district. No doubt bu
that the thousands of toil-worn mortals a
other parts of the city will more frequent.
avail themselves of visit to this delightful
retreat than they have heretofore.
The officers connected with the difteren
Offices at the State House can not be SO OBJ
fuse of vision as not to perceive that tn
moral literature which adorns the corridor
of their building would be denied publicit.
in the Days Doings or Police Gazette.
THE Boy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Staes wat
yesterday employed in taking testimony il
the case of the sailor boy John Burns, TO
shooting and killing another lad, Jean Mari
Campo, on the twenty-eighth ultimo. Tit
evidence was SO conclusive that the judge
sent accused to q jury, charged with murder
POLICE CHANGES. Corporal John Mccain
has been promoted to fill the position o
sergeant in the sixth precinct, in place o
Moss.
Corporal V. Jourdain is transferred from
the fifth to the first precinct, to fill tn
vacancy occasioned by Captain Gibney'
promotion.
Corporal c. Rspp goes from the fourth t
the third precinct.
WITHOUT LICEHsEs.-There were severa
persons before Recorder Houghton yestel