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fen wst uiser9sr ols oiCidtCu frdbsr in eseba &c.
astauft rpsrosu tcnntSn-cbe ber
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We were prevented from attending the examina-
ton OF the Basin street Boys school on wednesday
but from those who were present, we have received
the most hatterng accounts Of what transpired Inc
scnooi Is on BASIN street. between 81 LOUIS and lou
ionse IT'S rear joining tne siris school on Rampant
street. Inc boys number 'nree hundred ana nl'een,
ana inciude IKE 'ne otner schools Oh tne second DIS
Irict, every stamp Oh nationaity Inc principal ana
nrst French teacher IS Mr. Peyroux. HIS assistants
are MISS susan Cooper hrst English teacher Mrs
Hubert second Engiisn and MISS Letermllier' sec
ond French 1he number oil teachers Is small Tor the
number Of boys but their teaching capacity large
as they demonstrated on Wednesday In all the
branches OF study belonging 70 the common schools
the boys made the most excellent showing, and at
the close delivered series Of readings and Rotations
in French which won the heartiess applause OF Di-
rectors, spectators and all.
The Rampant street Girls School was examined
yesterday We had the pleasure Of being present
the best part OF the time, and OF witnessing most
charming educational review The number Of girls
in this school Is $40; and right beautifully are they
assisted up the ladder Of learning by the accomplished
principal Madame St. Amant This lady, who takes
the lead in French, is most ably seconded by Miss
Wagner first assistant and teacher Of English, and
Miss Rousselin and Jourdan, teachers OF the French
and English primary classes.
Miss Wagner's class passed beautiful examination
in grammar, geography, arithmetic and history in
English, whilst we were present After that NJ me
ST. Amant led her girls tortuous round in French
which all followed noby-making but few stumbes
and no falls Quite a crowd of spectators was
present, at the backs of the Superintendent and
Directors, and all expressed the lyeest qualification
There was one girl who passed examination beau
tiully, with the Others in both Euglish and French
She was German, about IA years Of age, named
Louisa Pausackel We noticed that the Superintend-
ent and Directors questioned her much than any
Of the other girls, and appeared to be surprised at
the unvaryng correctness and readiness Of her an
swers. Upon inquiring into the cause of this, we
were assured that the girl was prodigy Of very
unusual character. Nine months ago she was admit
ted into Mime st. Amant's school, unable to speak
either English or French. Since then, she has not
only mastered both languages but taken front rank
in all the studies of the school, We free to con-
fess that never heard of such instance of rapid
education in young girl as this.
The examination wound up with Rotations and
dialogues by the girls in both languages. pretty
little cherub, Anna Stockton led off in English and
another cherub little and pretty Lawrence Girard
led off in French. They were the smallest children
in school, and afforded much pleasure Among the
pieces which followed, was scene from the School
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-18

The following notice To the Public appeared in
the Natchez Free Trader of the 18th inst We
cheerully give it the benefit of our extensive circu
lation in New Orleans and throughout the valley Of
the Southwest. If we are not mistaken, Mr.. Howell
was second in command Of the Vigilant forces,
and acted in that capacity from commencement to
disarmament.
We are truly gratiied at the assurance of so prom
inent actor in recent difficulties that we 1.-THE
Vigilance Committee) now leave them (the citizens
of New Orleans) to protect Tn smselves nasmuch as
they the aforesaid citizens) have refused their ser
vices TO us.n
We may also add, for The information of the public
at large that the First District Court is about taking
steps for the due vlndication of the laws, the ade
quate protection Of person and property as well as
for the sustainment of the statutory rules which
govern well regulated society everywhere. So far,
neither the municipal government nor the Judicial
tribunals have been found wanting in their appro-
PIRATE spheres, aud we have no idea they will be
found wanting hereafter.
With these predatory remarks, we submit Mr..
Howells card as it appeared in the Natchez Free
Trader:
To THE PuBL1c.-As a member of the Vigilance
Committee OF New Orleans and in order to disahuse
all good citizens of the opinion that we were used as
political tool, simply state that organized our
selves for the purpose only Of protecting ourselves
and the citizens OF New Orleans against the Thugs
aud dssdssis who infested city, and for no party
purpose or political end iclaterer; that we have
been deceived by the citizens OF New Orleans and
that we now leave them to protect themselves mas
much as they have refused their services TO us.
JOS. D. HOWELL.
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Diseases ofthe Throat and Lungs
DIR. G. P. CRANE.

r.. @. p. CRA N E,
Whose successful treatment In Diseases Of the Throat
Lungs by the Inhalation Of Electro Chemical and
po well known to be the only reliable and philosophical
process Of eecng those desperate
which bid defiance the ordinary rnes Of practice has
established PERMANENT OFFICE aud INSTITUTE for
the thorough of all Chronic aud Functional Diseases by
Of yergnes' Electro Chemical Baths, Galvans
Electro Magnetism.
For the convenience Of those afflicted with Diseases the
Throat and Lungs and unable visit the city who
sutaon list Of Questions has been prepared and will
warded on application to DR.. G.,
No. I4s ST. JOSEPH STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
Inhang Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according to
the descriptions received in each particular
the country be accommodated with Institute
inla 2rMnWaEr
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Great Lo,.isia,aa Remedy.
G DIN s. KAP ERLAPE UNI
Office, No. IA Exchange Place.

The proprietor and sole manufacturer this prepaa
ton TO the public remedy Of value for variety
troublesome and dangerous Diseases after twenty-five
years experience In It's efficacy.
He safely recommend in all Cutaneous Diseases OF the
Skim for Badness Dandn in the Hair Dsorganzaion
Digestive Organs Chs and Fever Bilious Chagres
terment Fever Diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys Female
Complaints And in proof that he does upon good
grounds be would respectfully call the attention of public
the following certificates from persons living this city
New Orleans, January 29 1853.
N B. GOin-Dear Sir; On from Asplnwall In July
last had attack Chagres fever after trying
every imaginable remedy without eject induced try
"Kaperlapeum Fever and Ague Tonic happy
say that although months since
dose, have not been troubled with chill since and
every believe that medicine Of
rely removing the disease from my system therefore
sfords pleasure recommend valuable medi-
cine. Respectfully yours,
L. A. CLARK,
"A Dfyades street,
New Orleans, La,
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jell 2payI
y. n. faarsns Ond,
ENGRAvER, AUTOGRAPHED AND PRIN

ENGRAVER, PHOTOGRAPHER AND PRINTER,
No. o Camp street, second floor,
Respectfully soeits orders in the departments
of art.
DIPLOMAS, STOCK CERTIFICATES, POLICY HEADS,
Insurance Scrip Bills Of FL change Check PromisSory
etc ebehed with original designs engraved copper
steel and printed in style unequalled IN the South.
He has obtained facilities for doing every description
Stone, and particularly refers the style recently
dnced combining the elegance Of Steel Engraving with
eheapness of Lhography and particularly adapted Bills of
Exchange Checks, Account Sales, Bill II. ads fine Labels
etc etc, etc.
Being the only Engaver Of Pictorial subjects steel cop
in the souh publishers others requiring Portraits
scape Book illustrate etc. etc. requested examine
his specimens, and will add that orders IN the
difficult kinds Of Engraving will be EXECUTED BY HIM
SELF and sent to the North, is the practice
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, AT HOME INvI-
TATI0NS Engraved and Printed every style punctuay
and at short notice.
COURT, LODGE and NoTARIAL SEALS. Designed, En-
graved and and furnished with press, counerd die
tai 2nNo
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1MNoN STREET.


On Thursday the l7Ih inst, ~ o'clock NJ ISABELLA
youngest daughter Of Joseph and Mary Helm Is
The funeral will take place this morning o'clock from
the residence of the Race street. Religious The
friends and aeauanances the family respectfully invited
attend.
On Thursday evening 18th inst, at O'Clock BENJAMIN
CLIFFORD aged 81 years anaflve of Providence L. and
for many years resident Of this city.
HIS friends and acquantances requested the u
neral this afternoon "A O'Clock from residence iii
ST. Joseph street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-18
Selling Out
BIado,. Spring Wrate,.s.

Messs JAMES CONNER CO., the proprieors of the Bla
don Springs in Choeaw county, Alabama respectfully inform
the public that the Hotel open for visitors to the
Springs
Steamers leave Mobile for Badon four week. and ev.
cry Saturday evening
The sues OF these waters have been fully for many
years and be confidently for the cure Of
Govt Rheumatism scrofua Skin Diseases. Dyspepsia dis
incident to Females, Dropsy and General Debility
The Bladon especially recommended to all suffer.
ing from diseases incident climates such as Liver
Complaint affections of the Bowels Kidneys all diseases
arising from impure blood The an Alternative
storing the affected their healthy functions
The propretos permitted refer the following emil
physicians of Mobile and New Orleans who are
with the waters, and have sent patients with unang
SUGGEST
DR.. j. G. Mott Mobile. DR.. W. Stone, New Orleans.
DR.. II. 5. Levert, DR.. WederstTandt -.
DR.. j. P. Barnes DR.. Rushton, :.
DR.. L. lie Fsarn, DR.. Lambert =.
DR.. ]. R. Golf :. DR.. Graham, .
Further information be obtained from our Agents.
sYME PRoVAN, Druggists,
No. I3i Canal street,
At whose establishment constant supply Of
always be had in quantities purchasers je7 2p2m
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Selling OF at Cost!

l69 AND III PoYDRAs STREET.
In consequence Of being rebuilt month, WIN
sell whole stock of
Mems, Boys and Youths Clothing,
HATS AND CAPS, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, ETC.,
AT FIRST COST
Therefore is your time, If you wish save money
Come one, come all
D. MOORE & CO.,
jel1 2ptjyl 100 and III Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-18

TaE Fam Ar CAnnoLLros TINS EyEsISa. The
zzlf II the Carro1ton Garden, which reopens at A
O'Clock this afternoon. offers charming respite from
the beat and dust OF the city. 1t ought to, and
feel certain viii be- largely visited. sunset ride MP
In Tie CARS and viss to the Garden where there
will be mass meeting Of all the poetic elements,
ko-wit beautiful women sweet flowers, delicious
music, and inspiring moonlight and moonlight
ride home in the cars, win be all that any atigued
denizen Of INSTRUMENTATION con possibly desire
for IN evenings recreation. The music, be il remen
bsfed Is furnished by H@oner. Those who go will be
pre q rejoice that they didn't miss going We will
pay The fair visit, II possible neverendng du-
ties IS journalists being the only obstacle in the way
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-18

By J. A. Beard Co., at l0< o'clock, st. Andrew
between Apollo and Bacchus the contents Of
story house.
By T. Parker Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans o'clock
at the City Hotel lots Of ground five miles below
city. steamboat Grand Bay and interest in a suit
By R. Armdeld at early gasght No. SO Charles street.
books, stationery, etc.
advertisements under nroper heads
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-18

-, :, NEW ORLEANS. August II, 1851
Dear srThe twenty four inch Mill which purchased from
for Mr. T. j. Paekwoods plantson attached to
the sugarm engine and in operation week ana
nch pleased with every respect regard to ia Sim
plcty durability, aud quantity 1t grnds timed the mild
when operation times found to my surprise thss
the mill grinding bushe mnue therefore expect
the mill to grind regularly thirty bushels per ease
To Sugar Planters would especially your Mills
believing them to be superior any mill manufactured
Yours, respectfully,
aul4 2ptf JOHN 4 Mcn0N AIN rsnu,,..,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-18

FlEay DEATn.- The Lyncbburg virginian says
that daring recent storm, barn belonging to Mr..
Martin T. Barks, q Bedford was struck by lightning
aud consumed, negro man who had taken shelter
iu i perished BY the flames He was either asleep or
was stunned BY the lightning so that he could not
escape. He was seen lying on the floor. apparently
asieep, but could not be aroused or rescued. There
WAS nothing else in the barn except little straw.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-18

LEAF Or SossNAMnuLIsr.--In New York. a few
nights since John Coulter, a German, eaped from a
tlrl story window 70 the pavement during SOM
sadabulic promenade No bones were broken, but
ne Vas aerionsy injured internally For anamber Of
yeazx he had been in the habit or walking in his
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-18

New Orleans, January 80 1858.
n B. Gons-Dear Sir: take pleasure stating that some
four months when suffering with Chs Fever which
had stuck for several months induced try dose
of Kaperlapeum just before chill expected
such the effect 1t had Hpon that determined upon
giving it fair trial and bought bottle according
directions The result that before had half finished
the bottle my chi s, me- not since returned
now in the enjoyment Of perfect health having
perienced Of the effects Of qunne other drug usually put
medicines for such diseases and do cheeuy
the "Haperlapeum" to all who afflicted like was
friend.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-18
EE'aM E'apey! IE'au Paper!

good selection Of Fine, Medium Priced Papers,
Just received good assortment Of CABINET HARDWARE
and UPHoI.sTER Frs TRIMMINGS, OAMPHENE SPIRIT
GAS OR BURNING FLUID, PAINTS. OILS BRUSHES,
etc. etc., at Lowest Cash Prices, by
HEATH Il MILLER, rs Camp st.,
Agents for W. Tiden 4 Nephew's
ma 2pIy celebrated Sonal yarnish
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-18

A Heavy SENrENcE.-We learn from the Peters
burg (vs.l Express Of the 18th that Baylss, who at
tempted to carry away FIVE slaves on his schooner.
has been sentenced to forty years in the penitentary
He was found guilty OF five indictments, and sen.
fenced 10 eight years on each.