New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-08
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70 the leading pupils with honorable mention OF 9TH
ers, etc. The prizes consist OF elegant and ia steuy
selected books The first examination, on Tuesday, |
was that of the |
bayou Bridge School.-This, being in the ex- |
IRENE suburbs of the District is for boys and girls to-
gether and consists Of So pupils. Madame Andry, |
tne principal teaches the French departments, and
mrs flora White the English. The examination re-
soeo 1avoraby to the teachers and satisfactorily to
MIR. Canonge, the Superintendent, and those of the
directors who were present. The following awards
were made at the close
First Glass French, boys and girls: Prize, Marie
Lemonnier; honorable mention, Ernestine Laugh. |
hetie, Zenon Klsr.
nestne Langhetie; honorable mention, Zenon Kear.
Marie Lemonnier.
Second Glass French, boys: Prize Eugene Brady
webre.
Second Glass English, boys: Prize, Jules Bos.
webre; honorable mention, Jerome Sorentino.
Second Glass French, girls: Prize, Marcelline
Anseman; honorable mention, Louise Arond, Lett
tia Kear.
Second Glass English, girls Prize, Louise Arond
honorable MENTION Ophelia Ansemann, Letitia Kear.
Prizes for good conduct to Henry Lambert and
Mary Guthler.
Bayou Road Girls SchooL-Mme Blanc Is prin.
cipa of this school, Not having been present, we
are unable to give the number of pupils. The Su-
perintendent informs us that the examination was in
every respect satisfactory. The following were the
awards:
First French Glass, Mme Bland, teacher: Prizes,
Lettia Marshall and Lucie Isnardon honorable men,
tion, Marie Lacoste Athie Maureau, Noemi Blanc
Caroline Gazarre.
First English Glass, Miss Icard, teacher Prizes,
Virginia Lhoste and Noem vignaud; honorable
mention, Letita Marshall, Marie Gabisso, Caroline
Gazarre, Marie Riere.
Second French Glass, Miss vignaud, teacher
Prizes, Dolores Marshall and Marie Roux honor
able mention, Mathilde Monfort, Emma Hartman,
Hortense Bavet, Josephine Gabisso.
Second English Glass, Miss Maureau, teacher
Prizes, Mary Jane Henney, Lena PIeferly, Emma
Dumaine, and Rebecca Davis; honorable mention,
Louise Vinot, Louise Devan, Hortense Bavet, Lydia
Hardie.
Prize for good conduct to Josephine Castenedo.
Ba'rack street Girls School-This, we believe, is
the largest girls school in the city. 1t contains
about $50 pupils, and is conducted by Miss NJ.
ID. Cooper. The examination took place yester-
day. 1t was largely attended, and passed off
with full satisfaction to all interested. We were
present at this examination, and were much pleased
With the display of the girls, numbers of whom were
remarkably ready and intelligent for children of their
size and age. They were well cross-questoned by
the Superintendent and rarely found wanting sgSev.
eral dialogues in French and English were admira-
bly, given by the girls. Some compositions, which
had been prepared, not read owing to the late
| ness Of the hour. The following awards were
made:
First Glass English, Miss Cooper, teacher Prizes,
Fanny Cohen and Adele Davis ; honorable mention ,
Ada Rogers, Madeline Busch, Corinne Magnon, Del
phine Regensberger, Stella Utter, Octavia Spear
prize for good conduct, Stella Utter.
| First Glass French, Miss L. Chopard, teacher:
Prizes, Adele Davis and Octavia Spear honorable
mention Stella Utter Delphine Regensberger, Jose.
phine Favro, Luce Castin, Charlotte Infante, Ma
thide Guex, Josephine Sarrasquetta prize for good
conduct, Stella Utter. Gssa
Second Glass English, Miss E. A. Mills, teacher
Prizes, Louise Dubus and Amanda Chevon honor.
able mention, Josephine Favro, Josephine Sarras-
quetta, Louise Ducour, Selma Defras, Charlotte In-
faute, Alice Davis.
Second Glass French, Miss Celeste Dorfeuille,
teacher: Prizes, Louise Licour and Amanda Chevil.
lon; honorable mention, Alice Davis, Cena Depa 8,
Adrenne Trosclair, Nina Zegler, Odoiska Vidal
Louise Dearel.
Third Glass English, Miss English, teacher Hon.
orable mention, Nina zeigler, Mary Cohen, An n
Cohen, Eliza Ringle, Adrenne Trosclar, Matd q
Strokel.
Third Glass French, Miss o. Dossat, teacher :
Prizes, Angelina Toqui, Amelia Garcia, Louise Pei
chat, Anita Toche, Eugene Cantrele [these prizes
not presented by the Board but by the teacher
any teacher having permission to award prizes on hi
or on her own account, if so disposed] honorable
mention, Marie Colomes Louise Colonies.
Fourth Glass English, Miss +. Childress, teacher !:
honorable mention, Amelia Vanner, Luce Castaing
Lisa Depas, Marie Colomes Louise Colonies, Jo-
sephine Victor.
Fourth Glass French, Miss o. Pitard, teacher :
honorable mention, Cecle Bachelot, Susanna Jen.
nings, Savalida Ramirez, Louisa Hawthorn, Emily
| Warner, Ann Cohen.
To-day the Hospital Street Boys School is to be
examined at the Girls School House, on Barr ack
street.
A RIGHT NICE HOUSE WARNING u was that given
by Mr.. Moody of shirt celebrity, in his splendid W
mansion on Canal street. on Wednesday night.
Messrs Howard & Dieltel, the architects Messrs.
Crozier & Wing the builders and large circle of
Mr.. Moodys other personal friends graced the
sion with their presence, and did ample justice to the
splendid spread table and the flow of wine whic b
awaited them. Mr. Moody was aided by his lady in
dispensing the hosptalites, which lasted happily to
late hour. The new building is really an ornamen
to Canal street and to the city and was well worth y
the warming given it by its liberal and enterprs-
ing proprietor
A CHILD playing with some matches, on Wednes.
day evening, at No. Front Levee street, Third Dis
trict, accidentally set fire to bed. The mother OF
the child, in putting out the fire, burnt both her
hands badly. The child was also slightly burnt.
The NATIONAL SALUTE of thirty-three guns, fired
at Pass Christian on the evening of the 4th, by q
squad of Capt. Waltons Washington Artillery WE
are of opinion has seldom if ever been bea ten, in
point of quckness The thrtythree shots were fired
in five minutes and seven seconds from the time the
gun wheeled into position. At the fifth fire the
lanyard broke, and the man at that post was sub
iected to considerable inconvenience in firing will
the short piece of the cord remaining. The squad
consisted of Sergeants lsaacson and Bruce, Corpora
Kelley and Privates Freret, Miller, Aimes and Mar
SHALL We don't say this was the quickest firing eve
done but if the time has been beaten, we would lk
to hear ofit.
THE CRESCENT DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION had not
very good house at their performance on Wednesda,
night, doubtless owing to the fact that it was to-