New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-11

stead Of the 6nny animals be wss sryinr. 10 hook,
Hs was afrsecelossd boy son Of the welI-known and
popular barber Frank, 1t Grssu, On The lsves, b.
tween Elysian Fields sud Ksrissy AssstG Ths boy
was in . sk6 with Others, angling nesx the break
water, opposite the PontcbartFstn RsiJrusd wharf,
Having bsited his hook, he ssys bb pobs "a line
zone grand flourish for the bese4t o. doom Of t6s
sreenhorn croskers that wers wtgsiiss shout. 1hs
flourish, however, was too fancy. Tbs bsiesd hosk
took tie fisher boy on the under dds a LII own sys
barely escaped the eye ball; came cut t1ssg tke ~
PER eyed, and shot up that eye By hookfsg the two
hds toxeshers The bost was Immediately rowsd
aahore, she boy having one eye shut with tls dsE-
book, and tie bait On the hook Dangling over hs
cheek! Tssgh wss at once painful and ladicssus
ane created - fstle excitement. II wss soon iosad
'oas .nsEe VEN 10 Dippers in Milneburg strong
enough of sharp encnsk to bite OF the beard Of the
nook, 1,1noas Acenssns The eseIids. Ono highly
seainoindnatioands hxge pair Of shears, with
which be insisted on clipping tbe evede 70 IL th
hook out but Other equally enshssed uerops inter,
fered and offered to lay down their i've, on 4 that
none but regular surgeon should exttset a. book.
The posr bc5 was brought into town ,vith M -
still closed b. the hook though ne good sansxttsn
had been thc1ghtfui enough to cTr sway ne dang.
ling bait. hsaccident, from its cadty, crested NOT
. little excitement at MiDebarg. ~
OFFICER BousLosA, one Of the bess poiicea,po ~
one Of the sharpest detectives New Ofaus ever ~.
was overcome on Saturday, for want or sossesse 3
do. In his desperation he made stet Of eiaau vfth
brother officer that he would start out md arrese
somebody legitimassly within hAlfan houff time, He
started out. He lowered round the colIseheases H
hung around every taikative knot Of men. Noauass
rel or other trouble to be found anywhere. Is The
kaHhour expired, he went, as last resort, to the
Second District ferry landing where there il aiwaysa
crowd. Just as he got there, he saw man, very
drunk, with a bundle in handkerchief lie down on
the oater edge Of the whaYb0at with his bundle for
pillow. Being down, be took a dy1aken roll, and
went over. His head went into the water, and hsr
might now figure under oar head Of Accidents or
/" Ceroners Inquests,' but for darkey, who caught
him by his breeches legs and held on to him. as death
is said to hold on to dead nigger. or course Boul-
losa nailed him, trotted hiel to the,lock.up and won
the cigars. The drunken rescued gave bis name a.
William Smith and had to take snacks With tlk
lookup mosquitoes.
An TsKNowN WHITE MAN-wa found in.the. river
at the foot of Delord street. at soslock last evening"
No further particulars reached ua.
CHARLES VIsNoE was arrested in the ST. Louis
Cathedral yesterday afternoon by officers BoullosA
and Raymond, on charge of being insane. Not his
noise but his frantic gestculatons during mass led
to his arrest. When, at the lookup, be gave his
birthplace as Italy, the thing was explained. Ha
was excited the question: and hearing mas in
progress, went in and converted it, so far a. he was
concerned, into Te Deum Of glory. The poor fel-
low, If be had any fight in him, had to fight the
lookup mosquitoes last night.
TIE EXAMINATION of the Hospital street Boys,
School, on Friday, resulted honorably to the prinef
pal, Mr.. L. Massel, and his accomplished lady as
sistants The boys were critically examined by Mr..
CanoDge the Superintendent, and few failedto show
themselves perectin their studies as far as advanced
The numerous spectators present appeared to be
highly gratifed with the display made. The first
class appeared to be equally proficient in geography,
grammar, arithmetic, history, parsing and transla-
tion. The boys, numbering over 800, were bright
and handsome SET and gave every evidence Of being
well attended to. Theawards at the close were made
as follows:
Chief prize of excellence, given to the most atten
tive and well behaved boy of the whole school.
awarded to Master Adrien Guile.
Frat French Class.-Teacher, Mr.. L. MasseI.
Prizes to Felix Perret, Edward Cornu, Joseph Julian
Henry Sauton Honorable mentions to Louis Deg
gnettes, Joseph Prados, Robert Communy and Elisee
Smith. i
Second Diuision.-Prizes given by the Professor.
Joseph Julian and Henry Santon. Honorable mem
| Cesbron, Jean Baptiste Bonnet. -.
First English Class. Teacher, Miss NJ. Guex
Prizes to Henry Masseu, John Graval. Honorable
mentions to Robert Communy, Joseph Julian, Joseph
Tabony, Edward Cornu, Oscar Devron
| Second French Ciass.-Teacher, Miss E. Watkins.
Prizes to Emile Lariche and Alphonse Saucier. By
the Teacher, Henry Otto and Eugene Boyer. Honor
able mention to H. Masseu, John Graval Jules saba,
| Theophe Marie, Joseph Couon, Stenio Moton, Leo
! pold Chary and Numa Sauton
Second English Cfass.-Teacher, Miss Mccarthy.
Prizes to Louis Desgonettes and Henry Otto. Teach
ers prizes to Seymour Larose, ]. B. Bonnel and s.
Meileur. Honorable mentions to Adolphe Cornu, ].
| Coulon, Max Block.
Third French Glass. s.-Teacher, Nine Fernandez.
Pollock and Thomas Pollock. Honorable mentions
to Joseph Lecarpentier, Louis Stroll Jacnto Alex,
| Albert Courcelle.
Third English Class-Teacher Miss Aipsworth.
Prizes to A. Courcee, A. Mascaro Thos. Pollock and
| John Stiers. Honorable mentions to Francis Wolf
and Theophile Maire.
| Primary Ciass-Teacher, Miss Chapins Prizes
for French to Fred. Syckman and Dominique de Cas-
tro English to Dominique de Castro and Vitelliua
Vitele. Honorable mention to Auguste Reber.
Second Primary Class.-Teaeher, Miss Boree.
| Prizes for French to Auguste Tromp and Marius
Davon for English, to Frank Mooney and George
| Richard.
We should mention that all recipients Of prizes 70
ceive honorable mention likewise.
| Today's examination is to be that of the Girls
| School, on st. Ann street, between Marais and
| Villere.
| The RECORDERS CouRTs.-Recorder Summers, ON
Saturday, sent Thomas Eagan to prison, to be ex-
amined on the 18th inst, charged with assaulting
and cutting John Kelley with dangerous weapon !;
Frank Mcnamara being committed with him as an
accessory. Ophea Bennett, f. W. c., was dismissed
from the charge of stealing somebody's canoes. B.
| Berdou was fined $35 for selling short cord of
wood. John Maxwell was sent before the First Dis
trict Court for violent assault and battery upon
| James Deans The other business was unimportant.
| Recorder Wiltz sent policeman H. F. Evans to
prison. to await the result Of the stahbng he gave
| the steamboat hand James Brophy on Friday eve
ming also sent the newsboy Eugene Paul to prison,
await the result of the sabbng he gave the sailor
| John Egert, on Friday afternoon. The Recorder
went to Charity Hospital and took the declarations
of the wounded men. That of Egert verified the re-
port we published in Saturdays Crescent. That Of
| Brophy was as follows That he was "a years of age,
of Irish BIRTH and had lived in this city, following
the river since he was nine years old, that he had
been working board the steamer Music, and, after
work in the evening went to the Crystal Palace cof
feehouse corner OF Cont and New Levee strests, to
wash his hands in the water trough. It was there
that Evans, whom he had never seen before, came
up to him, and asked him some questions, 20 which
he repied it was none of his business. Evans raised
his hand to strike him, and Brophy warded off the
blow and struck him over the eye Evans pulled ont
knife, and Brophy fled Evans pursued him dis.
tapce of two squares into the store Of Messrs c. and
E. Rolling. Brophy there begged him not to kill