New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-23
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CHARITY HosP1rAL.-Report for the week ending
last evening:
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BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS, SECOND DISTRICT.
This Board met last evening at the request of the Finance Co
mttee for the purpose of fixing the salaries Of teachers and
other officers.
The following rates were adopted:
Superintendent, S1S00 Secretary and Librarian, $1,000
Principal of Boys High School, 81 200 LIST Boys
High School, S1oso I'd Assistant Boys High School, 5000
Principal of Girls High School, S0SD: LIST Assistant Girls
High School, $50; ID Assistant Girls High School, SEQ
Principals Boys Schools 81 go Assistants Boys Schools,
$40 Cd Assistants Of LIST classes Boys Schools $3.50 ID AS
ssans Of I'd classes Boys Schools $780, Principals of Girls
Schools $40 Assistants Girls Schools 5000 I'd Assistants
classes Girls Schools $3.50 I'd Assistants of I'd classes
Girls Schools 1860.
Mr. Canonge in his resignation Superintendent which
referred TO the Finance Committee.
After ransncng some other business of private nature the
Board went into secret session.
RECORDER SoLoMoN's COURT. = There was but
little of Importance doing in this court yesterday We noticed
that person Peter Haekes met his deserts for tring
bit of persecution towards four females who reside ST. An
tony aud against whom he had brought charge of being
peace dsbes; the contrary proved he fined
$40. Peter johnson also rid Of Sis imposed upon him
fine for his misdeed; he charged with keeping houa
where dsrepuable characters congregaed
| SUIC1DE-NIrs Richarda Bauer knabel, a German
about % years of age, committed suicide last Thus
herself IN We'll on 'Jlo street 4n
inquest held on the body yesterday and according The
verdict she had committed the while acoring under fl Of
| insanity.
FIERY ASSAULT. George Lloyd, fireman, vas
admitted Charity Hospital last evening" with his eyes
badly burned from the effects of vtrol He states that ABOUT
three weeks ago. passing along street rapdF at
night his way fire. he against man by accident,
who Immediately turned and struck him with bottle of vrol,
thereby breaking bottle and scattering its fiery conensover
his ace One of his eyes still dangerously nfamed sonuch
indeed that feared he will eit The party who sruc
him is unknown.
SERIOUS Academia young man. ATTACHED to
the baggage cars the Opeosas Railroad whose
were unable to learn yesterday, while in the act of throwing
stick at mule when the train in motion, slipped md fell
under the car which passed over him. cutting off hett leg
and breaking his right When we last heard from him. he
was very critical condition and not expected to recover
RECORDER STITu'S CoURr.-Alr Swan who keeps
small grocery Thomas street, examined before Re
corder Stih Yesterday the criminal court fer trial
the charge Of selling liquor to slaves without license Bail $500
Judy kick, destitute woman from the steamship DAME
Webster and j. W. West who had attempted to drown himself
in the river the crazy house being somewhat in
The Of Thomas Ryan and Patrick Murphy, accused
having robbed Zeno Huber of gold watch the night Of tbs
Sh ust dismissed, there being no evidence whatever
against them
D. Guce WIS held under bonds of $3.50 to be less abusive
than is his wont towards VIM Walker and some half dozeI
drunken characters ordered to small fines each
pair forthwith to the Work-house
RECORDER FABRE's COURT. - Felix Bedink, O
Madison street was nrragncd in this court yesterday and com
mitcd for trial before the First District Court for perpetrag
the unnnny act Of beating his wife One Mrs Bowman,
Bourbon street. was before the same tribunal for Toen
beating Kate Shanghai
The charge against Thomas Mccormick of committing
battery on the person Of Bridget Duffy dismissed
Michael and Catherine kuhl accused Of lreang slave boy
held under bonds of $500 each to keep the pence
Charles Hehac and Madeline San Salvador were held unfe
bonds of $500 FIRST for committing an assault and BAT
terry Edward ouse of Bcnvle street. and the latter 70
abusing Paul San Salvador in his house, Orleans
William Harrison is prison await examination susp
Of having couple of saws, which have been oun
in his possession and which he has appeared anxious
sell.
RECORDER BouIIGNYs CouRT-AldTmGn Hugh
presting-Rccorder Bouigny being SICK this Court
sided over by Alderman Huyghe, who noticed, had raht
peculiar case Of false Imprisonment before him for investigation
1t was that of Daniel Donely caban who had araigne
on the affidavit of George Hastings accuing him of false
mprisonng him by fociby holding him his cab with I'll
view extorting money from him han he was egii
mately entedo The matter was held for further investigation
Also the case Of VIM JONES' of stealing free
I fiddle.
John Earls and James Doan were the
for trial. on charge of having committed the crime
perjury by swearing falsely to the prejudice of G. H. Taylo
three soaked equcnters of bier houes
fined for lying out drunk on the streets at night
When lef the attention of the court was being occup
with lengthy examination of A. Heller accused of havir
committed hresch of trnst embez2emn in appropriate
his use alleged the proceeds Of note for $780, al
then leaving the without accounting for the to JACK
Fay the former holder thereof Heller believe has but
Gently been brought back the city by virtue OF reqnsition
the Governor of Mississippi but coud ascertain Il
gestae Of the matter will refrain from saying
the matter has been fully investigated.