New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-16


4, ~, IIss, L;.h sai,ooi ha a raa - SAnn ~ ~
al nv s; ossd on ths vyonna TINT II tbe
+oachsr vas rorthy IL her employed he WINS worth the
tencner Mas Wofsy Vi wos - as mas ~ s '
son W ti fo.a' rr;,cnai NJ ~ Y,,rI., h;rh
school was was fxed at 5000 -
On the subject Of fixing the ssar o. me rse
81 .ne girls gn scneoi a. so' discussion enSueo
ME- Is y - nv Sna .s;.tont ,ros exed at s7o0
nv a,hy VI &c l .i e1 W th l.; tha wis, br,
sh, @ ya * sado t @ a berotnfore
MI $500 ~ ~ Po, S -, Datranohnort romod
Nh. % ~ =. tt sae a 0 ~ S1nsn er amnnm
Adonted Eiret male sa sss;pstant Ssho w paw -
on this shiest nr fnsay ssi Ne as fearful that all
renortcd s,,ff,c;ant ~ w ~ '''e' ''> Z
re Tnirs WERE hcre .,,renaed and Mr. orckard intro
co, I ho;, sor th;r rhsact
% % hns ~
ratEns ~ 10 M ~, H. AZ ~ s,nnar
intendent = ''s' - - 'S
IN natop es Mr. q this ,,otter ,., a,d ovor cor
s;ieration The resolutions that where ma
rents ara not ahIe to nnrcbass baos their h;rcn viii; Ia
f,,r,,;shnd WITH ihen, ~ ,,suaI '' 1 '' -
The salaries Of the female rrc,pals were xcd at $3.50
and srst ass;stsnts sBS seconi ass;st"Uts shsS
The Reno1t the Committee nrouosc that
Observation-Disclosures teachors a disnersad viii Al az te rst
If 1eTt and thst ali S"ae taaabars brreoftr
ned ,,, ta.e;ye om1v ssh ncr month Sor sh At
vear ~ 'A''i' s W. f'- '''' -'' '-' '''s'
NM ,.st,ov an ,bs ,ho,,s,,ort ~ tho rrr,,or,
rio. 1s iot VII ' " WY
The ronnrt ~ NJ, cop;ttee yas H.; favor NJ ;, Tho
alnr;os III s,,nar,,,,nror as 81 DOS ror ,s,ntl 49,
NJ M .a ~ a f az Poi i a. easo nov
annm n''ea 10 Tx 'he s"'arisS ~ sa0' per
afte. thew X Te taJt @u @ MY, ~. prnht,a ' nt
the Commttee az ~ s,rsy , md th tbes
shall receive $500 DER Snnum '-s'
Mr. Harris sfcress 40 rasn,,,t;o, ro,,, t,+ th.rs
who been n
If the Roard shall rscs,va GO sTdst;i s NJ
Cones nnved IN amend Nv mn E;m u a,i, ~ th
oniy The amendmont was nst and H. ros,,,,t;o ,rs
adopted, '0s'' "-A '''' Ae'''e'''" wac
The Committee School Houses reported that after an
number too large and the amount Of salary The
COMMITTEE reported resoueon dscnarging al the Dor
ters OF the Of the present vacation The
Chairman amended the resolution uschagng the por-
tiers at the expiration OF the present month"; and was
adopted.
books to the pupils Of the public schools then came up
MT Harris thought the resolutions amounted TO S.
vere dow against me system OF public ed9eauon. ~
from the schools He said that the last years expense
books and stationery did not amount to muchmore any
more than $4,000 lie would rather DO one OF the i've hun
dred tomake up that amount than that one child
should be kept away from school
MI rride moved an amendment providing that sucf
families as are able to pay do and that those who
ng NJ Id Ho thtt ~ III; aa+ r,,,,a ,r
| the resolution If ali force nr Cones thouebt erentv
| and argued in favor Of his postion
Mr. Orchard tho,eht that such fm;,ea as were ah
to nav for books would not object to do So and that h
sum received would nearly cover the deficit named h,
the Committee on Retrenchment
| Mr. Harris thought the sum would not be anything
70 the IL would 40 TO the cause OF pun
| nc eaucatioh.
MI Cammerden diiered from this view Of the matter
as also did Ut lindsay; -,
poard had rcht to charre anvtbipS r hoo and mn
der the crcumstrnces he thonpht n nostnoncment adj
yisabte ff
Mr. Orchard said he had consulted legal gentleman
and was under the imnreson that the riaht to charo
| for the books was perfectly clear o
The resolutions, with the amendment of Mr. Pride
were finally adopted by q vote Of 10 10
/ pERJJrRy CAsE-pntrick Smith CHARGED h,
potr;c Gov ;tb nor;,r, v. yastord. aon,;naa hofor
Recnr,lar JV;n4ar Dat Nv fast6a ID fonrs Ta az
cused was examined ne yv;tness hefnre the Fret Jsc
If the paace Ryrne in sniff ,hsra;, Was dafsndan
and gurley plaintiff Mr. Smith, the accused asked m
in my mouse IN this District what would give him
would put me In the way OF beating Mr. Curley hav1n
reference to the above case before Justice Byrne
the question to him Did you not you could put IN
IN the way OF beating Mr. Curleyo lie utterly denied
and said he was on his oath He also swore in said
htveen Gr,ev ad rvis .he ah t vas a hi
| nostiyelv that r did nSt owe t,,Irlev
eyanned-There were two other witnesses in tn
same cose One of them swore ma Smith did except as
the way Of be .tipe Curey The accused was scharge
and the papers in the sent before the First Dstr
Court. t-a ts.-
| AssAULTINCi A CoNsTABLE.-Pat Cosgroye, O
the CHARGE of assautinp md striking q w Ieovy ID
putty Constable in the office of the Second Justice Of tn
Leaee WINE IN inc aschargG OF ms onty was yestera
orougnt Delore hecorder WINTER, ana MS e1amihatlo
~ n ,..ssIs.
1hhsfass.-one ILuhey ~ ny peiore I.eooIus
WINTER on tne charge OF breaking INTO mouse on "
corner VI aaenhe ana Ichoupouias streets; anu WI