New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-04
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gotal gnttlligents.
RA1S.-The clouds that played about so drily for
themselves above into committee of the WHOLE and dissolved
themselves below Their action as,y
decisive and somewhat electrical and write the
Juicy and sticky the ardent duck aspiring
tapoe coud possibly desire. When they through the
clouds permitted old Sol to take parting but they
promised continuation of their kind attentions.
FIRE.-At 2 o'clock this morning, after We had
gone to press broke the liquor establishment Of
Maloney Brothers, of Magazine and Lafayette Streets
which destroyed the building and its contents and conu-
nicaed adjoining of Messrs l.. f. Levy
Magazine street of Titterton Co.. La
fayee The of Baker Collins, Wakefield 4
Horell Gayle Co. adjoining but we think the fire VIII
be subiued before going further than the Messrs Levys
While writing the above another large fire broke out in the
well known "Charleys' St. Charles street.
and when reached the spot the fire had entirely rsked the
building raging terribly in the adjacent restaurants
with little possibility of its been subdued for some time
FIRST DISTRICT SCHOOL BoARD-This body held
its regular monthly meeting last evening Mr. Nixon in the
chair, and quorum present
The minutes read and approved.
Mr.. user of the COMMITTEES the Boys High School re-
5 nog hia & done M n m r 5 to TIE s
tcs owing there Ewing quorum OF the Fourth
District Committee at the proper time but he hEed to be able
in in M oT, @ eSsa sd eseno for
ployng such teacher for experimental nerio at salary
exceeding $50 month"; submitted with the report and
reports the other standing committees
except @ those on III fnanss Aecon on the ana Library
The report of the Committee on Finance
The report Committee the Lycenm and Library ad
vs the of the election Of Librarian to tae next
previous meeting for allowing all pupils of the schools who
the ycem and Library Society upon of nine dollars
eact under certain provisions On motion OF Nr lse, e
of this resolution was postponed to the next meet
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jefferson Schools reported in of making certain improve
the convenience and better separation of the ose OF
was adoptpi IN connecton With his snec Mr. Kemp
mtted resolution for instructg school
report upon expedency of substituting board: for
PLASTER in the ceilings of the schoohouse which was adope
| minor interest.
had go thorough revision Of the schedule
rep nHS 81 s @ T; h
@ for m s the NoSn ] Of SeS Mr. mae to-
is resolution iii the Salaries Of a the teachers should be
n none neGS the Softe SS sares h"% "zse
rG 5s' ns Ss GSS s %
fully worth S2o and that that salary houd be Vole'
distinctly explained fhs, they opposed
raising Mr. MeNnrs salary but wished to the whole sche
SS' so M MsNsT s receives % From and
7aSIse vi % The schedule iG Of sries s was aopie
Mr. Lusher offered resolution for requesting the Commits
different school houses against fire Adopted g., .,,.
committee to sxaine into and report upon repairs and i'm
povements needed by the with suggestions as u
xoi xopd Ps ''s"'' F'p"''' etc may deemed o' NECESSARY
Applications for teachershps read and referred.
Tie report the Committee the Iyceum and Library wa
then taken up. The resolution for vacans the office o Libra
month rn dt to iii the some one $3.50 I,
catalogue of the library for publication and dsrhqi9Lan
library fully before the public, etc read
statement regarding conen and prospects of the Library
moved the consideration OF the subject to tn
remarks oppoo4 from a. Mr. PonexeT G M
of statement from Mr.. Jennings former chairman OF In
Library and eeum Committee by Mr. LGsher the posrome nM
men of the whole matter to the next meeting WAS voeo "p'
The resolution for expendng 500 in books for til
The resolutions for some person s259 S eIs 10
do the printing of said catalogue were adopted c ~,
Board Submitted printed copies the revised rules On INC
ton, an extra meeting was npnonsI IN mroti i 10 H f
them. -, -,
inst, and then the Board adjourned
CoRoNER's ISQUEsTs. Coroner yesterda
held inquest the body of unknown white abor
thrty-ve years age opposite the Lesser
plantation, Third District Nerdct-found drowned. d.
ceased built, about five feet six inches lsh wit
sandy hair and whiskers, and had ship and monume,
taitooed on his breast.
Also inquest on the body of Nicholas Berthleau who te
into river of street. Wednesla nigh
drowned he being workman engaged in repairing Il
wharf u the time. Verdict accordingly. He native
France, thirty nine years OF age.
ESCAPE OF MARINE THIEvEs.-The Captain
the ship Heidelberg teegaphed from the Balze the Chi
of Police Tuesday, that he had three of his uni
arrest charge OF stealing from the ships WHIT
ship arrived Wednesday, and the police boarded he
they informed by the Captain that the prisoners had
of the in which they confined, and ma
good their escape
RECORDER STITH's CouRT-Buck Solomon and -
Leon youths Of about yesterday aratgnei
charge of having chased free coored boy
Allen Baronne street Neutrality-suspicious. bel
charged the who did the snbnp and Leon an acc
sory. Allen is lying at his mothers residence, on Tono'
street. critical condition The accused Toys sent
= prison, to be examined on the 18th inst.
Simon, a slave belonging Mr. CiuilOtte, arrRgned
charge of having struck SOU OF Joshua Corprew with b
Wednesday evening, at the of Grod and Comme
streets. Sent prison, to be eNutniilsd the 9th.
Pat Murphy and wife examined charge of hav
severely brckbaed Peter Maglone the 10Th u 1t resul
- in Pat being fined SO.
James Geary arraigned charge of knocking do
John c. Mclean and kicking and stamping him. with intent
=, kill Fixed for the 18th bail $500
Mary O'Cireavy held for examination charge of h
!. ing grossly insued and abused l.. l. Horne and WIFE
n threatened their lives after ouandish fashion.
II Michael Carn, charged with stahbing Patrick Duffy
n 26 June last, discharged Duffy having recovered
IT left the city.
greasers in the usual variety were fned
:, workhoused.
y RECORDER FABRE's CoURT.--The renowned Che
ii er Dieudonue BODY examined charge Of having
bored and concealed Mr. TerreboTes runaway slave girl Ell
Mr. Terrebonne testified that BODY had informed him that Fl
arrested in house Toulouse street. where she had
at harborel by the and that he had that reward
offered for Ellel but would only part of the
hit for giving the information.
3 Emanuel Heiingsfeder, in whose house Ellen arrest
III testified that BODY brought the his house the
of August representing her his property, and that he
her from service in Agiers where se not getting
the said services also, that he represented he had pucha
her her four children for $500 He kept her AT
T cidngsiedcrs) house fortnight she being suhec
his order all times He wanted to hire her to Mrs Heidir
fielder Sl2 month, but Mrs. H. Ind use for her. On
testimony, BODY conmttei for trial in the First Dist
nd Court default of bail sent to prison. BODY
eccentric somewhat amusing genius whose msdemeal
generally impuedby the tharitably dsposedto his
ness; but this little affair betrayed rather method
could well cOmport with his supposed madness
Lpmes Hays airaSued charge of stealing
$40 from Lonis Baldenyecks Cont street
SE to prison.
u Mr. and Mrs McCarty, and free colored female named
deCe respectively made members Peace Socj