New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-06


sppi, and they have both been educated wholly in
Southern schools the former being alumna of the
University Of Mississippi and the latter Of Centenary
College, in this State.
i We learn that at a previous meeting the study of
the Latin language was added to the course of in
struction and that Dodds series Of Mathematics was
adopted in place of Davies'-the Committee on Text
Books reporting very strongly in favor Of the books
constituting the series.
RECORDER SUMMERs' CouRr.-Assistant Recorder
Monroe presiding Steppy, arrested ont Sun
day for several times stabbng and severely wounding
Anguste Froelicher at the corner Of Liberty and Fee
licity Streets was yesterday arragned and sent to
prison to await the result He was arrested by officers
Steel and Rouhet.
Wchael Kennedy pleaded guilty to the charge Of
having assisted Thomas Eagan in violently beating
Michael j. Donlenn, the night of the 3lst ult, ut
the corner Of Coliseum and Terpsich0re streets and
gave bail of $1,000 for his appearance before the First
District Court. Eagan was arrested on Sunday night
by Sergeant Moore, whom he resisted violently, at
roc in the back part Of the District but the officers
to whom Moore entrusted him for conveyance to the
lookup were unlucky enough 70 allow MIN to give
rate character who has been concerned in different
bloody ARRAYS.
George Samuels, arrested by Lieut.. Dryden as
stripe gave bail of $1,000 for his appearance the
10th inst He has reputation for past deeds Of the
acute and daring kind, and his picture figures in
Chief Adams 'rogues' gallery
VIM. Earey, charged Will DtluS uHt VI u CrOWu
who violently rescued prisoner from policeman
John Barrow Saturday night at the corner Of Fe.
licy and Annuncation Streets had his case fixed for
hearing on the 9th.
Michael Carroll, charged with threatening to Kill
Thomas Daley and severely wounding him by blow
ia the left eye with some heavy, blunt instrument
furnished bail of $500 for his appearance on the 9th
Britannia Washington. Sthere's name for you) a
free colored lady of Carroll street, charged with re-
naming in the State in contravention Of existing
laws, gave bail to appear on the AID inst.
Francois Ire, butcher Of ST Marys markets was
M on the complaint Of Commissary Gaienne that he
violated the market ordinance by not having bis
name posted over bis STALL He gave bail to appear
on the Sth.
Martin Lawler, for interfering with Serg't Moore
in the discharge of his duty on Jacob street. had to
| pay fine Of $40. Edward Finerty and Thomas
Coghlan, for fighting on Poydras street, were re
oured to make up the sum Of $l5 Or go into retire
ment. Daniel Walsh, for bad behavior on Magazine
street, paid $40. John Murphy, for drunken bellig
| similar misconduct on South street; and Francois
Pete, for peddling onions around Dryades Market
were required to pay $40 each Or go down for
month.
fined in lesser amounts, sent down in default,
discharged according to the merits OF their respect
/ i've cases.
& RECORDER WILTz's COuRT.-Dr. John Mccoy wa
Yesterday arraigned for examination on charge o
having stabbed and dangerously wounded Josepl
Schneider the night OF the 18th or morning Of tn
I4th August at the corner Of Customhouse and Basil
streets A certificate from two surgeons, Drs. Dil
meyer and Wetsel, being produced to the effect tina
Schneider could not appear in court and was not ye
out Of danger, the was continued and Mccoy re
manded to prison.
The young man !" Dutchy,. charged with being til
one who so dangerously stabbed Jules Strauss, Q
Louisiana Fire Company No. 10, at the burning 9
the bark saragossa, about month ago, was exam
ined. Strauss who is well, not being able to identf
him y the man, and there being ether testmon
against him he WAS discharged.
Ealane Marie, I. W. c., charged with larceny b
aeneller Chamhray, Of No. 1SS Royal street. was ea
e amined and dismissed for want Of evidence. Sh
u vas charged with being the only person in the hous
O. W. uMe mat Chsnbray $s5 watch disappeared
70 the charge Of having severely punished Catherin
Darlinger, In the Vegetable market, on Sunda
i. night &. 80
:. Jacques Fontan gave bail to answer to the charg
Of having assaulted Justin Brunet with daugerou
weapon with intent TO kill, on the evening 81 III
9th nit at the corner Of Madison and Levee street
4 tapping him in the head with the heavy end Of
loaded cane and thereby deprving him Of more bloc
than he could well afford to lose. ...s,, =