New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-01
narles streets, was put under bonds 70 let him

uisnisseo and restored TO her spouse, now coHVa-
lescent and forgiving. Eliza Swain, charged with
larceny, was dismissed, the prosecutor, James B.
Guthrie, not appearing.
Among the females sent to the Work-house was
old Eliza sickles, who had just finished another
term, and had her usual SPREE Eliza is SO used to
the lookup and Work-house that she seems to love
them. Whenever she finishes term and is turned
out she straightway gets drunk as soon as glo-
riously drunk, she comes straight to the police
Office and asks to be locked up; and several
times, upon being recommitted to the Work-house,
she has taken her own commitment and gone
there by herself and claimed admittance. The
old woman is well behaved when in the Work
house, and very useful, as she has been for many
years as nurse and seaTnstress but outside she
is bound to get drunk, and can be heard cursing
and screaming squares off as she takes her stag
gering way to the lookup.
The following parties were arraigned and held
for examination: Mark Kelly, charged with being
dangerous and suspicious bail given to appear on
the sth. Jas. Barrett, charged with being bird
of the same feather locked up in default of bah.
Mike Duggan, suspected Of having stolen the bag
Of sugar found in his possession on st. Charles
street; bail given to appear to-day. Francis
Brown, charged with having in his possession a
horse which had been stolen from Geo. McChaystal;
bail given to appear on the 9th. Jas. W. Robin
son, charged with punching the head of Nicholas
Hickey on st. Joseph street; bail given to appear
on the 9Th.
RECORDER BLACHE's CouRT.-The famous Miss
Nina Schmidt was yesterday sent before the First
District Court, for stealing small soap box from
Mr.. Barryis premises on Burgundy street. Sally
Knight, t. W. c., for keeping dsorderly house on
Franklin street, was sent before the same Court.
Both gave bail. zsms...+.
j. C. Samuels was dismissed from the charge of
stealing watch from Captain Williams, of the
steamer D. B. Miller; the Captain not appearing to
prosecute.
SECOND DISTRICT SeHooL BoARp.-This Board
met last night Mr.. Hyde in the chair, and quorum
present @ @
The minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved,
Mr. Dupre, of the Finance Committee, reported
resolutions advising the payment of sundry bills.
Adopted.
Mr. Cassard moved that the billsfo repairs done
| to the Basin and Rampant street schoohouses, be
| deducted from the rent due on said schoolhouses
| Adopted.
| The different visiting committees reported favor
! ably upon the condition and discipline in the
| schools.
4 The Superintendent presented his monthly re-
port, which showed very fatttring increase in the
| number of pupils since the last month. The regis
tered number of pupils was 2SS9, and the regular
attendance was 2644. This shows an increase over
the same month of last year of registered pupils,
| log; regular attendants, l6s. The Superintendent
noticed several reforms which had been introduced
| and worked successfully. We cannot refrain here
| from compmenting that gentleman upon the zeal
and talent he has displayed in his position. The
Board was happy in securing the services of an
| officer of his merit
Mr.. Hyde, Chairman of the Committee appointed
at the last meeting TO inquire into difficulties which
had taken place in certain schools, reported pro
gress and informed the Board that everything hai
| been satisfactorily settled.
i The monthly reports of the principals of tn,
different schools were then read. They contained
nothing of special interest which had not beer
anticipated by the report Of the Superintendent.
Several applications for teaeherships were made
and appropriately referred.
| The resignation of Miss Michel, Fourth Assstan
4 French teacher in the Benvile street school, was
received and accepted
State Seminary reported that Master Charles
Buckhart, pupil in the Boys High School, hat
been selected as the most deserving of that honor
Mr.. Charvet moved that the action Of the Com
mittee be approved, and the boys outfit be pait
by the Board, provided it does not exceed S75
Adopted.
, Mr. Beach called up the two reports of the Com
raittee on Teachers which, for the two last meet
ings has been the subject OF so much debate, ant
had been laid over subject to call.
The majority report was rejected, five member;
voting nay and three yea. On motion OF Mr.
Beach, the question was then taken on the adop
ton of the minority report, and it was adopted
six to two. Mr.. Dupre gave notice that he woul,
move a reconsideration at the negt meeting O
4 the Board, as the subject was an important on
, and should be acted upon by a full Board, whic
could not be done tonight.
Q Mr. CharVet rendered his resignation as Chaii
G man OF the Committee on Teachers.
Mr. Dolhonde also gave in bis resignation as on
of the Committee on Teachers The same gentle
) man also informed the Board that he had bee
e authorized by Mr.. Duplisses to tender his resign
A ton as member of the same committee.
y = Mr.. Frobus moved that action on these resign
u tions be postponed until next meeting. The gel
e tlemen resgning objecting to this, their reslgn
e tionS were accepted.
- On motion, the appointment Of members to &
I, the vacancies on the Commlttee on Ieachers WI
u postponed. g. vi
is On motion of Mr.. Dolhonde, the schools wer
e ordered to be closed to-day, it being All.Sain
s Day, and religious holiday.
- On motion of Mr.. Beach, the schools were ais
ordered to be closed on Tuesday, the 9Th instan
d on account of the election.
y On motion of Mr.. Maupay, the Chairman of ii
= Committee on School-houses was authorized to r
70 lease the old school on Hospital street, provide
l. the owner of the building makes the necessary
pairs.
Mr.. Frobus moved that the opening of the pr
m posals for building the new schoolhouse, whit
IN had been advertised for, be postponed, as it wou
;. be proper to have it for consideration befo
- a full Board at the next meeting. Rejected.
Ut Messrs Frobus and Beach having left the rooi
at the quorum was here broken. The President d
a. patched the Sergeant at Arms in search of d
missing gentlemen; he soon returned and report,
P his inability to find them. The Board then a
I'd journed.
IF The following gentlemen were appointed on Il
Visiting Committees for the ensuing menth
Boys High School, l.. G. Charvet; Girls Hi
I'd School, A. Dupre; st. Anne street School, F. Ma
re ent; Robertson street School and Benville sire
- School, j. Fl. Frobus; Basin street Schoo al
- = Rampant street School, d. Maupay; Hospital sire
u. School, J. F. Duplesss; Barracks street School,
er Dohonde Claiborne street School, j. Cassart
1e Bayou Road School and Bayou Bridge School,
l.. d. Beach,
HAVANA LOTTERY. The following is list of t
- numbers of the tickets which drew the princiT
ID prizes at the drawing of the Havana Lottery o.
m goth, 1860.
No. l7,l75, the 100000 prize; No. Il ,s66, t
be 10000 prize; No. 3,O83, the 100000 prize; \
re 1859, the $4,000 prize; No. lO27s, the slo,c
h prize.
= COAL OIL AND LAMP EMroRIua.--At the coal
~ and lamp emporium Mr. H. @. Covert Arer
~ HILL Chartres street, may be found neShRus
supply of he uneauaed Kanawha Parofne o the grea
d. umnaory agency in the world when its eheapness and
"a cheney are considered 1t is safe inodoron and iii
giving agency rdicuosy cheap. There mistake al