New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-16

gofal gutslligtuts.
YESTERDAY was hot.
WEEKLY REPORT Of the Free Dispensmy Of the
New Orleans School Of Medicine, situated on Com
mon street, opposite the Charity Hospital:

mon street, opposite the Charity Hospital:
Patients treated Saturday July Oh. 81
.. WGsass Wednesday, llh. .......... e e
,e5
Treated previously. ~, )
Total. IL. .49l
The PCPILs of Mime Blanc's school, on the Bayou
Road shave complimented Mr.. Canonge, the superin-
tendent of the Second District Schools with present
in the shape of handsome set Of gold and enamel
sleevebuttons.
nation, committee of the girls presented the same
gentleman with beautiful gold pen and holder.
The pupils of the Barracks street Girls School have
presented their principal, Miss M. d. Cooper, with
tokens Of their regard in the shape of gold chain,
two silver gobets and brocade silk dress.
Acts like these speak well for the pupils, and their
parents who back them, as well as for the recipients
Of the compliments.
The ROBERTSON GIRLS SCHOOL was examined
yesterday 1t is largely attended by girls of nearly
all civilized nationates; the exact number we for
got to ascertain. The high estimation in which
Madame Dubois the principal, has been held for
years past not only by successive School Boards but
by the people whose children she teaches, led all to
expect the usual fine display yesterday, and none
NAs"PRNhsSA'
girls Of their age could be- in the different branches
Of study allotted to them. The examination of her
own particular Glass; the first in English afforded the
completest satisfaction to ALL and drew forth those
| compliments which we have never yet known the
| lady or her pupils fail to receive.
| The first French class, under Madame Mener, made
most creditabe showing, and with their teacher
were warmly auded. The four other classes, taught
| by 7 n
White, and Miss G. White, made displays satisfac-
tory to the spectators and honorable to the teachers
From first to last the display fully sustained the high
reputation Of the school.
After the examination came number of recita.
tions by the girls Miss Florence Beebe led of with
a "soliIoquy of Young Lady" which she gave with
grace and spirit. Misses Julia Schleman, Mary Jane
Lowry, Ellen OBrien and Sophie Droze, held plea
SAINT chat on the subject of "The Better Land.' Miss
Anna Hoffman said something supposed to have been
written for an old lady, to.wit: When was sweet
sixteen Miss Jane McCollock recited an extract
from Goldsmith's Deserted Vilage.' Miss Marie
Bonnot rected ola laitiere ct lie pot au lat, very
pleasantly. "La Guenon, lie SINCE ct la Noit,' was
spritediy given by Miss Kate Rust. The last recta-
tion was "Los iemmes savantes," by Miss Esther
Brander.
mentions. They were awarded as follows:
Medal for good conduct and application, awarded
to Miss Josephine Linsler.
First English Class.-M'meiM. C. Dubois, teacher.
Prizes to Euphemia Sinclair and Julia schleman /;
teachers prizes to Jane McCollock, Anna Hoffman
Sophie Droze and Ellen o Brien. Honorable men
| tions to Mary Ann Staples, Isabel Grimes, Elizabeth
Mcdonald, Amanda Rabel, Mary Ann Murtho, Ro.
! 10Th lef+o
Florence Beebe, Mary Jane Lowry and A. Slack.
| First French Glass. Nine. Menier teacher.
Prizes to Josephine Linsler and Ellen Fitzgerald.
Honorable mentions to Sophie Droze, Euphemia Sin
clair Alice Gardner and Julia Maurn.
Second English Ciass.-Miss R. Lewis, teacher.
Prizes to Julia Maurin and Louisa Laubling. Hon
orable mentions to Josephine Lebon, Antoinette
Noeggerath, Esther Brander and Elizabeth johnson.
Second French Class.-Mss G. White, teacher.
Prizes to Eselle Fisher and Mollie Staples teachers
prize to Sallie Childress. Honorable mentions to
Esther Brander, Lena Fry, Lena Wentz and Anna De
Aleza.
Third English Ciass.-Miss o. White, teacher
Prizes to Mary Ann King and Elizabeth Bernger
teachers prizes to Julia Skipper, Marie Bellot and
Sophie Topenot Honorable mentions to Sarah
Hahn, Mary Donohoe, Philippine Nakeu and Theresa
Basin.
Third French Class.--Miss F. yignaud, teacher.
Prizes to Antona Vallas and Rosina Seber; teachers
prizes to Kate Rust Caroline Duffy, Jane Halves
Julia Ayles and Julia stinkam. Honorable mentions
to Johanna Hayes, Margaret Farrell, Elizabeth
Lyons and Alice Smith.
| The next examination is to be that of the Bien-
vile Boys School, at the corner of Bieny lie and
Robertson streets, on Monday.
| THE GROCERY of Mr. Miranda, on Union str. ct
between Goodchdren and Morales, Third District
wss visited by burglars at o'clock yesterday morn.
ing As they opened the front door, great crssh of
bottles inside scared them away, and at the same
| time aroused Mr.. NJ from his slumber in the back
room. The grocer, we learn, has long been in the
habit of S'ug empty bottles against his door at
night, for the purpose which they achieved so sue.
cessfuly yesterday morning. The idea is certainly
| not bad one.
THE RESIDENCE of Mr.. Joseph, at the corner OF
Camp and Orange streets, visited by the robbers
on Thursday morning. They got in and got out with
q gold watch and $50 in cash.
The same morning, the coffee house of Mr.. O.,
Rourke, at the fork of Tchoupitouas and New Leyee
streets, was entered and ransacked. Only few dol
lars in change rewarded the reeboo' ,rs for thei,
trouble.
SERGEANT MOORE, though no dog-hunter, caught q
| Kerr on Lafayette street last evening" The Kerr
whose fist name is William, charged with steal
ing $50 c'om armoir in the house of Mrs A. Du
mas None of the money found on Kerr; but
Kerrs handkerchief found in the outraged armor
Luckless Kerr
| DANIEL CLAyGRIE, the butcher whom we yester
| day mentioned as having been waylaid and shot on
| the Magazine plank road in Jefferson City, at
o'clock on Thursday morning, (being then in his
cart his way to his stall in the Magazine market
Fourth Dstriet,) is dead. He died yesterday morn
ing Coroner Young, of Jefferson, held an inoues,
on the body, and returned verdict that death was
caused by two gunshot wounds, inflicted by party
of four men, tc wit AMBROSE Saviui, joseph pipo
uri, John Ellen, and one Louis.
| The two frstnamed of the four accused were ar
rested. Saviui (who, like the deceased, kept a
butchers stall in the Magazine Marke.) owned pe
culiar solt Of sword, which many people knew, and
| which was found at the scene of the assassination
The cane identified by savini's wife, when it was
taken to her, before she knew any thing was wrong
and on being shown to Sayni in market, was ac
knowledged by him to be his property. Pigouri, the
other nan arrested, was plaster cast peddler. All
the parties belonged in Magazine Market, and al
are Italians. For what cause Clayerie was assassi
mated, has not yet transpired. The two men ar
rested were taken by officer Roberts of Jefferson
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