New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-11

VIEWS or THE CLI \.

SCuooI. DfRECToRS--firSt DSH "f'-ihe
Board Of Directors u The Public schools OF the first
District held special mr,tiug last evening IN 'n'
the Assistant Aldermen.
Present. Judge Rswle in the chair M'SSrs, NAo'"
Bloomfield. Orchard. Fillmore. Hahn jennings
Mathews, Moore, Ogden aud Simpson -
Mr. Daniel scuy Secretary Of the Board ree,she" III"
office Gen Horatio Davis Secretary VI NV "o'''
Assistant Aldermen WAS elected to the vacancy oS
.natiou 4 passed rendering 'ne 'ua''Ns ', ~
Board to MIR scuily for the faithful manner u N
duties Of his office performed -,--.-,.,,..
Mr. Ogden chairman of committee 10 lhl". nv 'l,
xpedieuey of establishing night schools for the winter
season reported in favor of having one nlsh' Se'ui ''
boys. to be conducted by three teachers
Mr. Elmore nl uircd into the finances vi 'ue D~aiu "
ascertain whether the expenses incnrreu ps Tue
of Night School would compensate ior i's Au'"n's'
Messrs Hahn and ogden thought the eApe"'',"' -,
be triting compared with the ADVANTAGES WHY" "0'u
| result from the establishment Of tht ocuoo.. 10
Tho School was then created and the following gentle
man a,ectea teachers MIR Tarrey, Principal with sal
ary Of $40 per month Mesrs McVann ana sha" ASS's'
ants. at $50 per month each
Messrs Beebe. Orchard and Ogden were appointed a
| Committee the Night School
| The Board then adjourned
INouEsTs. Am inquest was held yesterday on
the BODY of free coored woman named Ann hcoarty'
found dead in house 2s4 Rampant street Neruiet IN
temperance"
Also upon the body Of q white man named John Dunn
,1 80 Ears native OF Tipperary Ireland found dead
in bouse No 1o4 Craps street Verdict. Came to his
,e.tb from rurturing blood vessel Deceased was
formerly a clerk in the First Justices Court
Also on the body of a white man name unknown found
undershirt cottonade pants about five feet five
inches in height had black hair and heavy beard No
distinguishing marks upon his person.
ARRESTED Maria and Terrant tslaves)
arrested last evening by virtue of warrant for
larceny. The search warrant had been issued for the
discovery apprehension Of chickens which they
suspected have stolen and lot of ewery con-
sistng of gold sleeve buttons gold chair and pencil etc
were found in their possession The of Warrick
Martin was engraved upon the pencil.
. RECORDER WINTERS CouRr--EYrst District
G W Howe entered a deposition before this Court yes
terlay charging George Powers with having assaulted
and struck him with brick on Telouptoulas street
Powers, when arrested was searched and brick was
found concealed in his hat but thi, instrument is not
recognized by the ordinance against carrying concealed
weapons he not charged with thai offence The ex
animation of the fixed for tn, 18th November
Bond $500
LARcENY.-Walter Smith, Margaret Smith
and Ellen Hornaghy, yesterday sent before the
First District Court under bond Of 500 each charge
of larceny, preferred by Philip Gnner Philip depo-
dollars from him while asleep in Their house that on the
night of the theft he had brought message to Mrs
Smith from her sister in Navy Bay that about TO
leave the house. he asked take drink and not
being in the habit of refusing any poered poenes he
had compyed shortly after which he tell into sort Of
Letheau slumber the sota and did not awake until
next morning, when he found himself devested of a
greater portion of his clothing ami all his money Ai-
ant declares his conviction that his liquor was drugged
with some most potent potion which left him at the
mercy of his entertainers
AssAULTGNG A PoLICEMAN.-Wm Duffy was
arragned yesterday for kicking Up grand row on Poy
dras street charging, like mad bull upon peaceable
citizens, and finally committing tie objectionable sin of
assaulting two gigantic MISUNDERSTANDING and Martin
He was placed under bond Of 500 to appear and an
swer.
ASSAULT AND ROBBERY - Pierre Fausat,
otherwise Hoffman srraigned yesterday before Re-
sorder Ramos, charge Of beating and rohbing John
Wolfe 1t appears that Fausat keeps beer house on St
Phillip street and that he attacked Mr. Wolfe while the
latter refreshing himself at the bar knocked him
down and distracted small sun Of money from bis
pocket Accused required give $500 bond for his
! appearance the 18th instant
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| WOMAN FouNp DEAD.--A woman aged q named Catha
rine Wilson, found dead a back street in New
York the morning Of the "a with blood smearing her
face and other marks Of violence upon her person The
cause Of her death is known She was woman Of
intemperate and other degrading habits which in some
way, doubt, led to her death
CRusHED TO DEArH-A lad ntmed John Rest aged II
years was killed at Columbia Md recently by tie
p shtiessn1ss Of his schoouates who were PLAYING
sack, y which consists in throwing one COY down ard
heaping the Others upon him high they can be piled
m tha al 5tI,.