New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-29
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"a BOYS HIGH SCHOOL, SECOND DISTRICTr-tfe were
present Hour two yesterday examination
Boys High School Of the seeond District Mr. Len1ornier HE
principal exercising class in French entered
his pupils appeared perfectly we'll
studies. Afterwards Mr. RoTnain the English
csed the frst English class. Mr. r. quite young
self pupil Of public schools but he appeared
the competent his important post than he were
many Older He his class
literature and mathematics and there few
questions put that were not correctly promptly
The closed With French English
by different scholars the Directors ere
gether well pleased The schco comprises seventy pupils
To-day tomorrow Girls High School sf BE exam
ned ithe Masonic Lodge Raupar near 8an: and
this viii conclude the examinations Second Distrete
grand exhibition Of all the schools being fixed
4 the Orleans Theater. 1880 BA2s
HAY MAKING. La lafayette Square is at present be-
ing shaved of its crop grass me wtett of tie
scythes and the smell Of the sweet rural air to
the square and vicinity that refreshing this
/ CoRoNER's INouEsTs.--The Coroner yesterday fin
hed the body James MePhiips al
Hospital The verdict that came to his death from
fracture the and of six RIBS eaehside
the injuries having been inflicted supposed by W1 Sank
son. the of the Compromise on tie evening
3d inst, whilst the boat lying foot Of
street in the Fourth District The cornner sent dispatch
the river for sankons but doubtful whethsr be win
4 be caught.
Another inquest held al the hospital on the body Of
Patrick Winn Hishman, years of age. The Yefds was
that he died of fracture the Of the
brain, caused by falling against curbene hospital
Both the parties II the hospital and their cuing
serious, they having been variance time
FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-This Court opened yes
terday but adjourned indefinitely, doing any thing
owing to the Illness of Judge Robertson. Judge REYNOLDS
opened adjourned Judge
spells Of sickness quite alarming As he cont hadn't
| he better resignH 2stssa''S'
FOURTH DISTRICT CoURr-Gabriel Angelo Blass
keeper yesterday instituted suit
against GIego Wilson, Of No Camp street. for damages Of
So00 accusing him before Bright in December
last Of receiving breast and finger ring George
alas VIM Wilson, knowing them fraud
uently from hem the said regor Wilson thereby causing
his arrest and imprisonment and ncing abuse disgrace and
injury to his aud feelings The above
named. He that he honorabIy discharged BY The
eorder and that the whole proceeding defendants was
wfu malicious and without probable Messs Price
Day attorneys for the petitioner 3' g52stE
Mary Jane Henderson sued for divorce her husband
John Higgins to whom she married in 1851 Ia StLouis
Her complaints against him frequent and violent beasa
and kicking ledast habitual
enness aud total neglect provide
for two years past D. l. Beechsr ESQ is pe
| ttioner.
| SIXTH DISTRICT CouRT.-The case Of WIN. ~ n. /.
Smith Harris Morgan decided yesterday plain
f, merchant at Port Iayaea defendants for SloOoa
damages alleged to haye been suffered BY conse-
qnence Of their to freight him city ID
Port Lavaca The defendants brought reconventiona
against the plaintiff for $26. for freight they did
carry him After full Of the case by Messr Wolf
Singleton and Rufus Wapes for the plaintiff, and by
Messrs Race roster deisndants the retired
In due methey returned verdict for the plaintiff Of
ages and COSTS and Tor the defendants verdict Of being
the smount Of their reconyenhona This leaves the
plaintiff minus sl6 and the defendants minus the costs 6
/ RECORDER BRrGHTs sCOuRT.-AndreWs Wlnder was
yesterday before the First District tried for
stealing 4 worth of jewelry from the resdenee Of
indender Caiope street In default Of ba he
4 to prison. r-f- s=sszsstzf
Meh same for an assault and bat
! terry on B. Goldstone. Bail given 5s &. 5sS
Julia Arbucke was sent before the same court for an
assault and battery upon Mrs Elizabeth a. BAYS respeeab1
4 white lady. Bail given fs
Eea oDopneIl was arraged on charge Of having so,e
1850 note from the trun Of Mrs. Elizabeth Lar at No s
carondelet street gave appear On
i the 4th proSino. iS - 3 s.sssS