New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-22
NUMBER 116.
Yafal JnttIliatutt.

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A PLEASANT VARIATION Of yesterdays heat vss q
shower Of rain. The evening was delicious, and
all adydom and babylon appeared to be out os dooys
The public squares and promenades were full Of life,
beauty and gaiety
THERE'S NO Discount on butchers breakfast
that s il all butchers revel 10 such matutinai meals
the one we had the pleasure Of helping ct yester
day morning at st. Mary's market. A crowd Of
merry good vers including the head butchers Of the
Market captains, contnentals, and Others who know
how to enjoy good thing, assembled In the back
room of plain and unpretending old building, and
took seats around plain old table, plainly spread.
The filing" however, was anything but plain. The
chowder of red snapper the other fish, the soft crabs
the steaks the chicken and potatoes, and the various
concomitants Of the meal, served up In style
perfectly magnificent. better breakfast could not
have been gotten up for king We got so full Of it
that late in the day we had no appetite for dinner
1t was marvel to find such feast in such an un |
pretending old place. OF course we don't wonder |
that butcher knows how to get the pick Of the mar
ket; but We do wonder where the crowd We break |
tasted with yesterday managed to scare up such |
cook! /
The ExAMrNAT1oN Of the Boys High School Of
the Second District began on Tuesday and concluded
on Wednesday. The first French division, under |
Mr. Des Bordes, occupied Tuesday. In ancient and |
modern history and rhetoric the boys made most |
triumphant display.
Wednesday was devoted 70 tne nrss Enghsn d. |
vision, under Mr.. A. v. Roman the principal and
the third division, in both Enplish and French |
nnao. NJ r,.ana na,,, M. r.. -. : ..S.-s,'
1Ass, A' 1s.e D Ae oS' "s.s ".e.ev
and thoroughly testeo the result was triumph 70
to< <I,oir ~ all hnd
reason to be proud The questions were written on
oards and s.c,, ho1 tar;na .ha stond haa a. dro,
eaius' anu eaen poy saA'us .e ss'uu n"o W uia"
card at random from hat. Under this arrangement
some few of the boys stumbled for the moment but
tho general resnlt was honorable and highly pratifv
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ne T" .he speo'as.'
One feature OF this school, introduced by MT. 10
| u,aip we think is highly commendabIe. II is the
ot,dv If hoolr tsonno Whilst wa wera nreaent The
% .ha. MO-. ~
boys were exercised III tnat ost ese'ul anu
branch OF education and disclosed proficiency in it
which was altogether admirable. In English litera-
ture history and mathematics, the boys were equally
successful. TOO much praise, In short, cannot be
awarded to this High school, or 70 the able and ener
getc teacners VINO condact IL. Inc scnool Is one OF
which the Second Dlstrct may boast with ngn pride
At the close OF the examination on Wednesday, the
awards were distributed as follows:
l
MGnel Ga Ma.nieu, oy yG,e q ~ ;a scnoonas.
Pomain Professor. Prizes were awarded to Charles
Horner, Auguste McCulock. Drausin Perret, Rodolph
Wilt and Emile Lewis. Honorable mentions, VIM.
Eunon' Euou, 'uAes A'A 1AA"seAe 40. "11 oA"'-es
| First French Division-H. Des Bordes, Professor.
Prizes were awarded to Drausn Ferret, Chas Egeey,
soaoPn MntA anu vuies nouA. HnIa1ue a9!I .his hsn
sacnnd niv;sion English and MathematicsMA y
Roman, Professor Prizes were awarded to Edmond
Mandin, Leonce Fazende. Honorable mentions, Ed.
gar AozonI, Cnares n.uIees E'le n nes
Prizes were awarded to Edmond Mandin. Leonce
ra1ehue: Csle,Nl c.aon Ee,. n'aa f1Ae 'soes'
Third division. English and Mathematics- Eugene
Durel, Professor. Prizes were awarded to Charles
Burknardt, jacob burknalet, 4snry llalp, henry
Th;rd French Dvision- Fngene Dnrel Professor
Prizes were awarded to Edmond Vannier, Charles
Burkhardt, Amedee brugler. HONORABLE mentions
Ameuee "A.1' "eoAs ~ y, S'' 1,.e'l,T,.
lne eAani,na'on VI JUG "iii' n'sn o0noo, uesa'
yesterday a' 'ne sa'e p'"'o' "nu VIII oon'u0' w
uay'
: The CRESCENT CITY CRICKET CLUB are 10 per
form on their field IN JEFFERSON City snls afternoon
The game will be novel; one eleven Is 70 pe com
posed OF married men, ano tne otner eeSen ol s'ngl
men. "hat pronclency III crlche' mas " W VIII
Vic Maiiiou VI o'lsS ssA'S' w. 80 ~ : 49, ~ -
The ladies' ought certainly 70 take leeng interes
+ in the game, and honor IL WIN tneit presence
game Is 10 begin mmedateiy aiter tne artVai u W
clooh 'als' aae io'uin n'"'eA 40 W W r'"'eN'
ffuay' 'ne o'n Vi Aus"9s'
a GAME OF IENfINs' on 81. onares s'ree.' ia
/. night, came near ending IN general 'ens1rlhe
;. over the building. Ihere were several rasses,
If some clinching and hair pulng' sloshng aroun.
an interference OF 'ne perhce' auu sevefal Visl's
z. the lookup. Inough nopoay was nur' .ne eAv"
IL ment was " tremendous auo leatlui " oeno'u'
,s A FRAcAs took place on the steamboat landin
al last evening. One Spaniard stabbed another ; ar
the sabber and the stabbed were hustled off by the
10 friends, and skiffed over the river. We have
,e names or other particulars.
,e Hsxpy Np1cuRoR. furniture car driver residi,
ID On Music street. near Girod. in the Third Distr
committed suic;de Yesterday At noon. in the stat
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Id back of his house. He ripped bis breast open WI
g pocket-knife, and was dead when found. The
was ladder reaching to hay-loft above, and
5; most under the ladder wooden partition sevel
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