New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-03
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ScHeoL RoARp, F'rRsr DfsTRTcT-This Board met
last evening in the Of Aldermen. Present.
@ NSoh President 3Iessrs.s elask, Day, Flor
ence Dillingham; Greenwood Howell, Jeter Mitchell,
Poindexter and VI Waters-4I2
aer reading appr1Fin HE ains If HI, Taat yaettr
the several standing committees submitted their reports The
Csmmee on School Books resolutions imposing new
duties the portefs matter taift care IN the sctont
books during vacation. S,s
The Visiting Committees submitted their reports showing al
the schools in successful the Washington ar-
shall and Franklin schools which hare VII been opened III
consequence of repairs to the They probably be
ready for occupancy on Monday next.
The read bis report which unanin,osly
adopted *
proposal to furnish the schools from essrs e. W.
Oliver CO.. referred to the Committee on choo.
Houses, Will. the power I'd act
resolution adopted authorizing voluntary
snbseripons 70 BE- opened any tie Ma
tona Washington Monument j ssoeiaion
resolution adopted xi lie salary Of The PrnciuaT IF
the Boys High School ct 5000 per annu1n which MI r.
f. Nc was HAT Office There being
further business before the Board adjourned the FIRST
Thuraday IN November.
JEWISH New YEAR--0nr Israelftish citizens are a
good Of their consequence
% A GoLoRED SWINDLER GONE ON. Hrs Travels
tatfn9 Ferrand, free co1oed Hight COM
plso and gnteel dealer in estate who has
lived city and borne excellent reputation for
honesty mas the board honesty is con.
eer1ied but with that any white eaesaEe might
envy e el here with means glory elsewhere
ny means of his excellent strength Of which
he borrowed money and checks and noa trnue
ont the circle Of his acquaatanee has been sccessfus
enough to carry Of as is estimated about
One he s7inded another nt If s.no.
Of Sl5oo another others out
varying from $1,000 500 The full og
this extensive swindie will doubtless lie Eeer
ders soon already several adavits have been adewo s
which viii be found Under police heads warrants
issued which II IL than returned with t
mentioned the appearance before Recorder Fare gentle
man who mad been 80 stand security
rand on commitment to tile Criminal GeHrt for passing o
his fictitious checks gentleman desiring
search warrant the fear Fetrasd had was about
leave the He doubtless distance by this time
and think fairly entitled to honorable mention In the list
Of lnsrous exes who United States il foreign
oald not be surprised to hear soon being the
observed Of all Observers ruting In lodI along the
Bouevars Of Paris passing himself American no
beman at sorae other fashionable that's
way with dakess when they big raise The discovery
Of ie unusual extent Of ferFan operations creates no little
talk and astonshment down town
A SWEET-sCENTED TRI0t--Anong the prisoners adj .
Capt Badwins hotel street
chained together.
man Trishan old enough TO be the grand
Je1 any of the Spectators crowded around to look
at him The other most oathome Hooking creature old
enough to be the Of Of the spectatorswh person
filthy hair matted and brutaily sensual
and dark hne as 10 afford his nanaty Both the
prisoners Stunned gaze who looked them and se
ed only the ground and we'll they one was
Denis Lynch esyve years Old carged with attempting to
commit little girl six and half years old In the
Fourth District The pter William Bartlett about fifty
years Old charged with attempt hendishness on
little girl years old in the First D-the testimony
being Of pcnitenar strength against two with
Sturns who sent to the prison the Dis
for actually girl seven and
half old, form trio (which his Satanic Majesty
should think, would gl5as with particular pride The Grim
nal annals of New Orleans may be vain for in
polluted prison at the time ne these persons
/ natives OF the South. III Il yE
| g AT WORK AGAIN.-The draining machine of the
section which blew up soretne agn consequence
which residents have been flooded every
has been rebuilt and again work This is course
matter of joy to the said rear residents.
DEATH FROM 4ISTEMPgRANcE.-The Coroner held
inquest yesterday the body of irish woman named
Ann psed % years, found dead house Perdido
between Baronne and Dryades Verdict Died
/ Of intemperance,f
| SLUNG-sHoTTED.- Francis Henry was admitted to
the hospital yesterday with badly battered head just
off arhoa, and got his hattering Bayou by
/ some person who he said was stranger to him.
SHOOTING FArR.-Louis schomberg was shot in
the breast and yesterday Louisiana coieeonse by
some whose name did not learn, but who
barkeeper belonging to the hotel the Bayou Aenands
on the opelousas Railroad He made his escape What the
l difficulty about did not learn. sclGmbergs wounds
severe If not mortal Hewas taken the hospital
RECORDER STITH's CouRr.-Bartlett was yesterday
nrragned for examination charge having attempted
violate person of Rneb little girl only seven years
old Dryades street. between Julia and Deor even
ing of the 18th u Being asked what had to say to the
charge the accused replied with hangdog look that he had
nothing TO Joseph Schwartz the who had
arrested testified that The little girl crying him
the statement that had ht her very badly, holding his
hand over her mouth all the time described him
rate that he had difficulty whatever apprehendng Him.
After the examination of this Witness ease was continued
till Saturday in order to the testimony who
epresent when the girl examined bsa sayet7e
which testimony sad will enough consigr Bartletts
TO lasting nfa, and his person the penieniary
Harman Sranneyer affagped a charge Of cutting
head of Samuel Edwardswith tubler knocking him
down and kicking him, all with intent kill in the William
Tell coeehouse Tehonptouas street. Wednesday
noon He gave bail to appear the 14h inst.
James Felix Charles Taylor and Martha Rodgers all free
eoored arraigned Felix on charge Of stealing gold
watch chain from bureau drawer in the
Hubbard in Mrs Jens boardnghouse Camp street,
the others charge of being accessories to the theft The
accessories bull to appear the 18th Fex did
Pat Mcconnell deserer from the ship Dganey
prison to await his captains orders. Elt
The usual number of free drinkers and bralers fined
and workhoised, and Malachi Davis and Teller
cnsed of assaults and batteries, were discharged.
VnnNess and Bernard the parties accused of burning the
liquor store of the latter Poydras strethe particulars of
which have already appeared in columnshad their
animation concluded After strong arguments By Mr. Cohen
for the prosecution, and Col Field for the defence the accused
were renamed 10 prison. case continued
| Col Field not having finished his argument.
The Of fines collected III this dnn the month
Of September was S7S5. Goodl
i RECORDER FABRE's CouRT.-The amount of fines
collected in this Court during the September
S75s 10. a good lump forthe city treasury.
Richard Lambert, of No. st. Charles street made
affidavit that Louis Ferran, e. had perpcrated breach
of trust by getting him to give him for S6D with
which TO redeem old for the tnt had fallen
due the Goth u and then appoprain the said note his
own benefit without redeenng the old warrant is
sued which, expected would useless those
previously issued for the adroit swinder.
Policeman Revoie complained that Charles Murphy had given
him beating in Gaiatn wednesday night Warrant
issued
Robert Brown lessee of the Work house. asked
Farren sent to him be transferred the Insane
Asylum Dr. Hurt certifying him INSANE and subject
for the Work.hotse.
Joseph Sinclair, Or ST. Clair, f.. arragned
charge Of stealing six Jean Centerouis dairy ST.
St Ions street. between Ton and Miro the 2il n and
locking them enclosure Rochebaye street. where
they discovered Monday week afterwards in state
of saryaton having had nothing drink in al that
time. The accused gave bail of $500 to appear.
Antonio ayadn arraed charge Of brutaly beating
Mrs Gyier Old Ierec the 18th u He bail.
VIM Heno, accused of assault and battery with intent to kill
the grand which roeehose at the
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