New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-06
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The WEATHER-It changed yesterday morning.
During the day there heavy we and in the evening
general aspect suicidal The Coroner kept all his doors
open expectation CT calls but had received when
left As write, the onnbusses doing smashing and
spIashing business, and young ducks look up.
THAT TRUMPET.-Having closely inspected the
superb trumpet which the Fire Department presented to Mr.
Bradbury First Assistant Engineer Wednesday, and
discovered to be fine specimen of work came from
smiths hand deem il than right to give the
credit of job the was furnished
by Mr. H. Lund Camp street Poydras, but the entire
workmanship of it by Mr. G. kuchler artisan whose
skill him frequent equson by the different jewellers
about
THE YOUNG AAER1cA."-In our report yesterday
of the fremens parade omitted mention that the steam
engine brought the extreme of the procession and
the least attractive feature Of the day
She decorated in the least but looked handsome enough
polished she and drawn by four spanking grays We
hope offence unneniona omission
gardng her.
MCCLELLASD BAILED OUT.-Yesterday, upon ap
pcaton of Samuel McCelland Judge Robertson
and upon showing him that McCeand shot Hogan in sede
fence-Hogan only having assaulted him at the time but
threatened kill him previouyhe Judge ordered him TO be
released under bond of s5o The securities promptly
furnished and McCleland set at liberty. 5
| CoRoNER's INoUEsT.-The Coroner yesterday held
an inquest body Irishwoman named Mary Tue
in Burgundy street. between ST. Peter and Toulouse
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| FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-A. Andrew and C. j..
Cummings who the work-house by
Recorder yesterday liberated from that inu
by virtue of wrs of habas taken out and argued
before Judge Robertson.
VIM Hudson tried for larceny and acquitted Vim. whiock
was obtaining money under false preece and found
guilty Alex Miller tried for assault and battery and
| found guilty, with recommendation to mercy.
order of issued against the Clerk OF the Work
house for contempt Of court.
RECORDER STITHs CoURT.-James McGinnis, ar.
raising Poydras street. yesterday
before the First District Court for carrying Arkansas
! toothpick larger than the law allows.
B. Baerda, charged by James Barcus with passing so
counterfeit him. discharged BaccuS failing appear.
An attachment sent after him.
Pierre Loisel, the who is always in held to
bail charge of illegally causing the and
prsonmen of VIM Taylor. 1t ali about goats which
Taylor owned and which Lose seized in his capacity animal
corporation. Most of Iose troubles owing
audaous suppoons that he oversteps the lines of duty
making his seizures. This be but he shouldn't be
blamed for its his constitution. He is saturated his
bones with the idea that Nature herself deal Of
supenous trouble in creating goats hogs etc. and the
of those animals grazing roofing wherever the
grass green the turf soft he regards presumpuous
pehensbe and insulting the last degree and good c
feels called upon the practice whenever where
he it, We do regard the generosity of the
tion prcunarly rewardng Pierre for his patriotic abo
justification the accusations that brought against him
such as decoying within forbidden lnesying
the-seizing them outside the lines Pierre is
officer of the law and would not be gulty of such and
dirty actions. ID .,. ... -,T.-a- 49,,
Bogan who has lately entirely rough and hob
nailed for his wfes tender sensbie made give bail to
be unto her a velvet slipper hereafter.
large number OF fined and Workhoused
usual.
RECORDER FABRE's CoURT.-Peter Fauser was yes
erday before the First District Court be tried for stealing
S6 from the armoir of Mrs Shoemaker her bakery ST.
Claude Bail required, 5000.
j. Mramible $50 selling gin cocktail a slave
in his cabeiet on Burgundy street.
Zulime frightfuy ferocou free colored female
prison. being able to let Vietone Rebet alone
ST. Peter street.
c. Dolbea, charged by f. Debacker with breach of
refusing give s347 in promissory otof furniture
which had been left with him for safe keeping examined
and discharged.
F. F. Jenkins charged with collecting and sppropriating Sis
of Charles Sarks money! Della Gohars charged with beating
John Silva, also discharged
RECORDER SoLoMoN's CouRT.-The only mention
able arragnmen in this yesterday that of R. Gan
ron wife charged with stealing three dollar gold ring
the panaoons pocket of Lucas Dew in house Port
street, the cath ult. They gave bail to appear.
FIRST DISTRICT SCHOOL BoARD-Ths body held
il regular monthly M rst night M Lindsey ta in he %
yae stairs Upon appearing in The chamber down stairs
Mr. Ihs FROM From the co"%ss St the Boys High School
reported that the examinations of the primary schools
H. Hh his number being out s
M & the Pnep n S of a soo b Monav " n & s 4 e
pills also that Of the pupils admitted this year those The
those from the spnIdng School last.
There report from the Committee the Girls High
Finance Committee reported the teachers salaries.
the approximation unused which was recommended to apply
@ n ct S on tho Tor Tsn eS their
ports which were read and adopted They embraced nothing
The President appointed the Visiting Committees for March
fro,.liin and Marshau-Messs Pondexter, Ius,er
| U,,s
JaeFso9:-Nessrs, Howell, Nixon and Freret
JSosss s1efi asha la'ssf Jesf and 1Se KeSp
Wsbstcr.-Messrs Gonirich Waters and Day
Pttp,dieg.-Messrs. Poole and Ogiesby.
Several communications read among them from
washington School alter the ist Of p The esigna'on wa
fed his willingness deliver lecture tie benefit the y
ceum and Library free of charge resolution for accepting
M The rosonoH % offered % at previous meeting for sstsnd"
to I tsf a Se a"sp 4 M WnS aIps inst
pointed that they might consider themselves as appointed 10
Tie then went into an election teachers with til
Principal jackson School, Mr. Hardy of Jefferson School
5 Fish Of PauIdng School Mr. Lyon. The following Assist
school! Miss brown Fii,h Assistant Of FE graneh School
Miss Kate Casi second Assistant Of Webster sch@ol Mrs
VOL Third assistant Of P4ulg School Mrs. Wood wa Y"
Mr. Rogers Superintendent reported that the sysbO
but had not been used long enough afford satisfactory de
Of their merits.
Mr.. Heebe closing the night schoo
with the present month. Adopted,
The Board then adjourned and motion of Mr.. LuNhe
the adjournment Thursday fortnight in coUSii
rreucment which he proposed 10 Introduce
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R5 The steamship Empire City, Capt. Grihil
" sailed at o'clock yesterday morning for New Yor
via Havana with the California mails and the olloy
ing passengers:
Fof Nse rorl.-o. Gregory Isaac Eukhan, Mrs Rosal
Wall ana childrcu-23 in the steernge
Fur HIrGG a Y Morauda +. n. Cotell, A. j. naQut
e. nay, =, pilloo NJ, tiainbie, 4, g. Rcdwood.
t,e EhFsis,t.l :. &c. A. rrawbrijge.