New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-06

! him. This was all that was needed 10 pfihS On
scrimmage, and at it they went like two cats ted
by the tail. Our sober friend, who was the weak
est vessel, soon pitched into the gutter, Whch
was half filed with mud, and kicked, beaten and
pouged until the noise aroused the watchman, who
arrested them both for fighting and locked them
up in the caaboose, where they now remain,
! awaiting an examination. Taking drunken men
/ home ii sometimes dangerous.
/ FIREs.-Y Yesterday morning about o'clock, the
Reading Cotton Press was discovered to be on fire.
/ The alarm telegraph soon brought strong force
Of fremen to the spot but notwithstanding their
most strenuous exertons some two hundred and
fifty bales of cotton were destroyed before the
| flames could he suppressed. THE cotton was in
sursd, but we did not learn what Insurance Com
panes suffered. Later in the day there was an
alarm OF fire over on the other side Of the river
bat we could not learn whether it was false
4 alarm or not.
LosT CHEID.-Mr. NJ. A. Miller, who resides on
the corner of Louisa and Casacalvo streets, found
little child Of six years old wandering about the
streets yesterday morning. He took it home and
kindly cared for it, giving notice to the police,
however, SO that the parents on inquiry. may hear
of the fact.
A Unsatisfactory Striver made mistake on
4 Friday night, which cost him exactly $40 and a
night lodging in the ealaboose. 1t appears that
he INDUCED in little too much cheese with his
lager. so got drunk and went into the house Of
Frederick Schneider by mistake, thinking no doubt
that he was at home, and kicked up terrific rum
pus As this did not exactly agree with Schneiders
ideas Of propriety. he was handed over to the
guardians Of the night. 5.s.
A SAVAGE FE,nNNE.-Mrs. Jane Craney made
laffiI orit an fharoiuu Gnaa Mc(Iaha with
having cut her daughter, Charlotte Dolson, wound
ing her severely. Recorder Emerson sent Susan
to prison TO await examination. 5.= ~.
The following report of the Second District
School Board was anayoidably crowded out Of our
Saturday mornings Issue; Ill.,.
SEeoHD DISTRICT SeHooL BoARD.-This Board
last night. Mr. Hyde, tile President, in the chair,
and quorum present.
The reading Of the minutes was dispensed with.
The Finance Committee presented their report
as to the condition Of the finances Of the Board
whenthey took them in hand. They also presented
the budget for the ensuing five months. Wenotice
the increase of salaries of the first assistant teach
ers in both the male and female schools, which will
now enable the Board to get frstelass teachersfor
those positions. The report was adopted.
e Mr.. Charyet, Of the Committee on Teachers. re-
n ported having held examinations for teachers ac-
: cording to resolutions passed at previous meet
ing and named parties who had passed satisfactory
examinations. Adopted.
. Mr.. Charvet, of the Committee on Unfinished
= Business reported upon business referred to that
Committee.
L The Superintendent, Mr.. Canonge, presented his
a usual monthly report upon examinations OF appll-
cants for teacherships, ETC., which was adopted,
- and those parts which called tor action were re-
!. ferred to appropriate committees.
Several communications, and applications for
l. teachershps, read and appropriately referred
= On motion of Mr. Charyet, the report Of the Su
= perntendent of the meeting in July was taken up
y read and acted on.
a. That part of the report which referred to the
il condition of schoohouses referred to the Com
"A mittee on Sehoolhouses, with power to act. Tha
= part which referred to the teaching of both Eng
'e lish and French simultaneously, and recommend
ct ing change, was referred back TO the Superin
lg tendent and Committee on Teachers with instruc
ii tions to report at the next meeting. Trat par
- which advised the reduction of the number o
Ill hours during which young children are kept il
IT, school, was referred to the Superintendent ant
a Committee on Teachers. with power TO act. Tha
>, part advising changing the mode OF teaching in the
= Boys High School. by appointing an assistant
I'd teacher, whose duty it shall be to teach mathe
1naties and the natural sciences exclusively, was
IN adopted.
ers and elected the following:
= w. P. Noble, principal and English teacher
9 Eugene Durel, teacher of mathematics and the ma
> tural sciences H. DesBordes, teacher Of French.
IL Girls Hiqh Scllool-Mrs. Soraparu, princpa
of and teacher of French. Miss Armstrong, first
lie sistantin English Mrs. Communy second assistan
IN in French.
ffOSt1tIl iNtlpeE NcftUOt.-lJ hdSSeI,
IL French teacher; Mr.. Madder, first assistant
id English teachers Miss Watkins, second assistant ii
ii French; Miss Mccarthy, second assistant in Eng
il, lish Miss Fernandez, third assistant IN French
II Miss Mills third assistant in English; Miss Chapins
he fourth assistant in Freneh Miss Borre, fourth as
lg sstant in English.
,ir BienriVe Street School.--Nir. Thornton, prn
" ". cipal and English teacher; Il. Tacon, first as
~ sistant French teacher; Miss ConweH, secon
by assistant English teacher: H. Blanc, second assis
nt ant French teacher; Miss gamard, third assls
-, ant English teacher: Miss Michel, third assistal
:" French teacher; Miss Lombard, fourth assistal
se. French and English teacher
TX, Claiborne Street Sctool=F. DeWint, princp;
OF and French teacher; NJ N. Bartlett, first assis
~. ant English teacher: Miss Delery, second asss
ny ant French teacher: Miss Wood, second assistai
he English teacher; Miss DeWint, third assista1
*. French teacher: Miss Guex, third assistant Eng
Bdsi,, Street SCHOOL,. Millierre, principal an
lg- French teacher; Chas. Escofier, first assistar
lie English teacher; II. Barber, second assistal
-, French teacher Mrs. Hubert, second assistaI
20 English teacher Miss Sapinot, fhird assistai
ca French teacher; Miss Chdress, third assista1
est English teacher.
and English teacher; Miss H. Loubere, first assis
ant French teacher: Miss NJ. A. Armstrong, secon
Mt assistant English teacher Miss y Pltard secon
,la assistant French teacher: Miss 0emiehen, thif
-. assistant English teacher; Miss A. Boon, third a
3ie sistant French teacher
is. Ralnod,f Street School-Nirs. S. Cooper, prime
pal and English teacher Miss A Soul6 first assis
ant I encn teacher: MISS H. AntiS SGGouu dSsls
~ armiauglish teacher: Mrs. Viznier second assis
lei arr French teacher Miss Stringer third asssta
the Engs,eteacher; Miss Darer third assistant Frent
it teacher,
.ta BdiracEs Stteet Scloo7-Mss NJ, D. Goope
.' principal and English teacher; Miss Chopard, fir
et' assistant French teacher: Miss MettaNa, seco
in assistant English teacher; Miss Dortenille, secoi
~; assistant French teacher: Miss English third {
I'M sistan English teacher Miss A. LacroiX, third
ing sistant French teacher Miss Wingate, fourth
nto sistant English teacher; Miss Meunier, fourth /
ton sstant French teacher.
-, Bayou Road Scl,ool-Mrs. Blancq, principal a.
us French teacher Miss Icard, first assistant Engll
vas teacher: Miss Vegnaud, second assistant Fren
teacher; Miss Meaureau, second English teacher
40. Robertson Street Sel,ool.-Mrs. Dubois princil
IN aud English teacher: Mrs. snrgi first assista
eet French teacher; Miss Lewis second assistant I'll
The sh teacher Miss Julian second assistant Fren
teacher: Mrs. Spooner, third assistant Engt
teacher; Mrs. Farnet third assistant French tea'
on err Miss Mccarthy, fourth assistant English a
for French teacher.
caI Bayou Bridge School.-Mrs. Audry, princil
pol- and french teacher; Mrs. White, first assist
larry English teacher.
and Mr. Gharyet moved that the Superintendent Q
,nv the Committee on Teachers be requested to P
~ pare list of suitable standard works to form
mon library for the Boys and Girls High Schools,
en- aFar sncb LIST shall he made out to refer it,