New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-18
CITY InteIIigence.

FIRST DISTRICT School. BOARD This Board
met last evening They adopted set of rules for the
recommended for the use of the schools, Mandeve's
Course of Reading 'Gumseys History of the United
States, and Batess' Grammar and Perkins's Areth-
metics"
MIR Orchard read report consuming the conduct of
certain principals of schools, etc, etc
Leave of absence granted to several teachers The
election Of Librarian postponed.
COUNCIL PRoCEEDINGS-Boa of assistant
Internationally. June 1T.Fourteen members pre-
sent Mi. Watkins in the Chair.
resolution repeating ordinance of the old First
Municipality Council granting the exclusive privilege to
l. surgi OF running railroad down Canal street. from
Rampant to Claiborne thence ntersect with the pon
chartrain Road, was adopted.
resolution authorizing the Mayor to advertise propo
street and the Levee, adopted.
resolution to substitute the of Mr. philbrck
in the place of Mr. Summers the Police Committee
was adopted
An ordinance relative to Work houses Prisons was
adopted.
The ordinance fixes the salary of the Warden of the
Worl-house at S1500. Clerk, 5000 Deputy Warden,
$500. Eight Under Warens s720 each and two Watch
men $40 per each Warden to give $4,000 secu-
rity Deputy $1,000 and the Under Wardens $500 each
An ordinance defining the duties of the Keeper of the
Courthouse was referred to special committee of five
| RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES FROM THE BOARD
OF ALDERMEN.
resolution for the payment of certain bills was adop-
ted
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to sell at auc-
tion the contract for laying plank road Elysan
Streets and Landings
resolution authorizing the Treasurer to pay to j.
Armstrong 5000 for iron bridges referred to the Com
mittee on Claims.
A resolution permitting the emancipation of certain
slaves, was referred to the Judiciary Committee
resolution requiring all bonds for the faithful pcr-
tormance OF duties to be executed before the Comptroller
was adopted.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
resolution permitting Mr. W P Ellison to erect a liy-
pleasure of the Council adopted 49,
resolution relative to the Port of the Fourth District
was adopted.
resolution for contracting with c. W Wilson for the
laying of banquettes in the Fourth District was adopted
Adjourned for want of aquorum.
ASSAULT WITH ATTEMPT TO MURDER. -The case
of John Sullivan and John Burns for assault with at
tempt to murder E1Ader1nan Claude Brugnens. on the
"a inst came up for examination before Recorder Win
ter yesterday After the hearing of sundry testimony
the details OF which We have not for this morning
the accused sent to the First District Court on
the charge of assault and battery
STABBISG-Francis Shengler for attempting to stab
Terrence Boyle on the 18th instant to the First
District Court
BREAKrsG-John Henry, for attempting to break into
room required to give bonds to keep the peace and
in default to be imprisoned fifteen days.
BREACH OF TRusT-Ihe CeIebratea Cn1yfuge
CaSe-Emile Houlian who has been before Recorders
Caldwell and Winter for the last six months on the
charge of having sold three carriages belonging Mos
Barbara Rouse and appropriating the proceeds yes
terdy committed for trial before the First District Court