Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-13

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JUpor WILLsoN. .--Ou Saturday the Jury In the
case Of Fentou s. Settle, tried for making and
passlug eountert,it coin, brought in verdict Of
guilty,
The United States Va Wind Is to be tried on
Wednesday
10 the several cases pending in Admiralty VS.. the
Steamboat Troy, the Court Overruled exceptions
hled to the libeis.
The Court was engaged yesterday ia bearipg
chancery cases,
Preliminary iniunotiors having been allowed 10
eight or ten chapcery caFes brought by stockbold
ers 10 hanks Of ibis State to restrain the Auditor,
Comptroller and Attorney General from assessing
and collecting taxes sgaiusl the banks under tho
&C 8 OF the Legislature last winter, passed April .,
1859 The Auditor, IT Is said, has made d ass ess-
ment of taxes aud II will be the duty of Comptroll.
er under the act to draw on the banks for the as.
sesscd on the goth OF December. The argument
Of the cases is expected 10 come on between The
Attorney General and the solicitors Of the banks
some time this term.
CoURr oF COMMON PLEAs--JuDGR BISHoP.-
The Grand Jury yesterday returned bills Of itdct.
ment against the following parties
John Smith, John Mcdonnell, James Daley, John
Wilson and William Bates--burglsry and larce-
NY
John Smith, William Young anI Samuel MeAu.
cy-receiviug stolen property,
Charles Martin murder
Tie motion for new trial in the case of Michael
Carroll charged with attempt to lope, was argued
yesterday
JUDGE BoLToN. Smith and wife vs. Gardner
action TO recover damages for alleged assault aud
battery, gad 70 have been eommitte upon the wife
July Ia, 1859 Verdict for defendant
JuDos FooTr.-s -scoael1 VS.. Cushing e, al, on
trial
PoLcE CoURT--BEFoRE JuDeE LAwRRNcE.--
Thomas Carl was fined the costs or lntoxioa
tlop
Martin Nicholas was fined $40 and costs for dis.
bance A
James Pendergrass- fined $40 and
costs
Margaret Kelley disturbance fined $40 aud
costs,
costs
Lizzie Williams and Kate isllng house
oI Ill tame-1ned S25 and costs eacL
John Alex Wight was fued $40 and costs aud
sent to Jail 80 days for same offence.
Several cases were held over,
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8 " On endeayorng TO enter the store OF II
d Kendall & Go yesterday we found it almost
i impassable owing to the crowd of ladies' Up
!. on pricing many ofthe articles We were not as
B tonshed at the rush. Small profits ieW tell. It'll
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n Board OF EDucArroN The regular meeting
e of the Board was held last evening. Present.
e Messrs. ThOme, Maynard, Fogg, Hayes Reese
Vaughn, Rhodes, Stanley, Payne, Pratt Brad
burn.
Minutes of last mOcting reOd andopproved.
Several bills were presented and appropriately
referred or recommended for payment.
: Mr.. Rounds, of the Pearl st. School, PRESENTED
. petition for stoves in his Recitation and Gram
mar school room. There is urgent need of tlOs
y stoves. The matter was left to tho discretion o
). Mr.. Vaughp, member from that Ward.
a The Committee on bills and accounts reporto
on two bills of l., Moriarty, which they considere
4 as exhorbitant and overeharged, In connection
l., with this they offered resolution prohibiting an
n teacher or member of tho Board from hareafs
or employing Mr.. Moriarty fora any services on sohot
business unless by special direction Of tho Boart
they considering him unworthy of confidence.
II was moved to accept and adopt tho report.
Mr.. Payne thought the report was severe, an
nc ho tboaght Mfr. Moriarty thou,d have a ehaaSs-,
ys explain and defend himself
Ias Mr. Stanley, Chairman fthe Committee, spet
his fled some Items in which he had made over
- charges. tH .tt
ld Mr.. BradbuTn thought it was wrong 10 sing
his out Mr.. Moriarty and say that he should not q
any more work-botter make tho prohibition ger
sral The report was adopted,
a Dr. Reese called the attention Of the Board
h the heating apparatus Of the West 81. Clair slre
school, which needs repairs. Referred to Messr
N Reese and Payne, as Committee.
Missts Mamie Dodge and Mary Page were e.
eused one hour per week to take music lessons
vs. A petition from A. Il Burlison that his daught
IA be permitted to attend the kcntucky Street Scho
rather than the Peatl Street School was granted
US The President of the Board was requested
nd further correspond with Rev. j. B Bittinger, ae
cv ing him to continue on the list Of Examiners I,
- the Fourth Ward, notwithstanding he ID a reside
er- Of tbe Sixth Ward, aud II he declines TO act,
i've reQuest Rev i Il. Brown 60 serve.
lie The teacher Of the intermediate Department
,bo the Eagle Street School, Miss Abbey Jones, pI
"a" sented statement Of the cold condition OF Ii
school room, and that she had dismissed Ii
81, scnolAfSy not 10 commence hghlu Qhll Tue TOO
the eau be made warm enough TO be becomfoTgable
en- Referred to hr. Bradburn, member from the FIJI
a, Ward.
~ Miss Brynor prosentedG communication, aski
for an increase of salary TO correspond with
certificate which she claims
Miss Tbayer presented a Claim for $29.75 d
her on former payments which she has never
a | ceVed
Mr. Pratt moved that the Secretary apply 10
Board OF Examiners for list Of he teacher m
test employed, with the grade of certificate held
was each and that the Secretary make out the pay
de-. accordingly Carried.
Mr Rhodes offered the following resolution;
ResOlped That in the opinion OF this Board
discipline adopted by the Principal Of Hudson
INC School is neither salutary profitable, and !
will The interest Of the school requires his immedi
,ip0 discharge.
90 Mr. Fogg moved to lay II on the table. Carr
:" as follows
one Yeas--Mossrs. Thome, Vaughn, $ anlcy, Rel
the Fogg, Payne, Pratt, Hayes, Maynard-O,
nbo Nays-Messrs. Rhodes, Bradbuln-2.
Numerous com plants being made Of thoiv
70 from the halls Of school houses, the matt
and referred TO Committee of Messra. Fogg, Bradb
and Rhodes, ts.,.-i 4-,rs rf4 l
10 ~ Adjourned iof one week,
IB-Twenty five cent Delainei you can bu
rs Of Kendall & Co for eighteen pence.