New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-11
AY MORNING., FEBRUARY II, 1860.

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couple we're required to pay $40 each. and furnish
| fines and furnished all the bonds
John Hodeseo, for assaulting and threatening
Thomas Nightingale with bowie knife, in front of
tile latters residence on Franklin street. paid SO
for his fun.
Daniel Monaghan, charged with driving his wag-
on over and seriously inuring child on St. Thomas
street, was discharged at the request of the chids
parent as it was accident; but for his furious
driving he had to pay SO.
John Pickett cab-driver, in the employ of Asher
!. Phillips, for cruelty beating and injuring the
horse in his charge with the butt or his whip was
required to pay s25 or spend month in prison.
Not having the money, he was trotted down.
John Flohiart, for allowing too much filth to ac-
cumulate around his dairy at the corner Of Pryta-
MIA and Polymna Streets had to pay SIS.
John, slave Of Mcdonnell, for driving his cart
into and damaging an omnibus on st. Charles
street. was put to the painful alternative Of paying
80 or accepting prescription upon Dr. blanchard
for rs drach1ns of hickory oil.
BARLEY Riley, charged with fistically punching
the face of Charles Eardman, on board the steamer
Lizzie Simmons, and Antoine Poree, t. IN. c.,
charged with walloping Euphemie Lemel, t. W. c.,
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brought up mitigating circumstances, respectively,
and Assistant Recorder Benit let them Off upon
payment of IS each, for breaches of the peace.
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL Assistant Recorder Benit
yesterday sent Lawrence Duffy before the First
District Court for a most feroeious and brutal as
sault and battery upon Mrs. Gardner, an old wo-
man, on Claiborne street, between st. Louis and
Cont, on the Sd inst, knocking her down in an
alley way, kicking her, and finally throwing her
out into the street. son of the old lady, VIM
II. Gardner, was chief prosecutor. Duffy furnished
bail for his appearance before Judge Hunt and
jury.
New PUGNAcITIEs The following accused par
ties yesterday gave bail to appear for examination
in the Second District Recorders Court when
called upon:
Mrs. Widow Costa, charged with thrashing Mrs.
Boron, on Wednesday, on the leyee, between st.
Louis and Toulouse streets.
p. Garcia, charged with whacking officer Miguel
Lopez over the head with stick, at O'Clock yes.
terday morning, in his (Garca's) coffeehouse, on
| Old Levee street
Mary, a slave, charged with helping the Widow
Costa to thrash Mrs. Boron, at the above time and
place.
THE You've RAseAL.-Mr. L. Lombard, Superin-
tendent of the Third District Schools, yesterday
asked Recorder Long for the arrest of boy named
| Fry. He charged that the said boy, having lately
| been expelled from the Washington School, Con
Moreau street, between Louisa and Piety) had
| since then several times attacked the school,
throwing bricks and stones against it, breaking
the windows and endangering the lives Of the
teachers and pupils inside. A warrant was issued
| for the arrest of the young reprobate.
| FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-Jttdge H,,nt.-The fol-
lowing sentences were pronounced yesterday:
Rafael De Soto, alias Ell Gangoso, and Juan For
mosa, alias Bicente Ramirez found guilty Of bur-
gary, were sentencedto fouryears at hard labor IN
| the Penitentiary.
Paul Clifford, tried for burglary and found guilty
| of larceny, was sentenced to year at hard
labor in the Pententary.
Jerry Riordan, who pleaded guilty to the larceny
of a watch and chain, was sent for six months to
the Penitentary.
Thomas Bremen, found guilty of larceny, was
sentenced to five months in the Parish Prison.
The Grand Jury ignored the bill for murder
against Wheeler, who killed Cummings at Santini's
| coffeehouse, and Wheeler was accordingly set at
| liberty. zz
The Grand Jury had under investigation the case
| of Edward l.. Israel, charged with the murder OF
George Rose but did not get on far enough with it
| to make presentment.
SECOND DISTRICT SCHOOL. BoARp.-The Board
| met Thursday night pursuant to adjournment week
before last. The minutes of the last meeting were
/ read and adopted.
i Mr.. Dolhonde, on the part of the Finance Com
mittee, informed the Board that the repairs the
/ Bienyille street sehool.honse were progressing ac-
cording to contract, and moved that second pay
ment of 500 be made Mr. Rousselot, the contractor.
i Adopted.
Mr.. Peyroux, chairman of the Committee on
School-houses, presented report, in which some
repairs were asked for sehoolhouses, and resolu-
| ton was adopted to that effect.
! Mr.. Dubuch's bill for repairing stoves and stove
| pipes, was referred to Finance Committee with
| power to act
Several Communications were read from parties
/ desiring situations as teachers and appropriately
| referred.
The resignation of Mr.. Garraud, Principal of the
| Basin street school, was read and accepted.
Mr. Dolhonde gave notice that in thirty days he
would introduce resolution TO amend section 50
/ of the rules and regulations of the Board.
On motion of Mr.. Dupre, the Board suspended
| their rules and went into an election to ill the
vacancy occasoned by the death of Mr.. Mckay,
second assistant Of the tBienyile street school,
which resulted in the election of Miss NJ. A. Com
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Mr. Dupre offered resolution for filing all
| vacancies at the next regular meeting. Adopted.
| The Board then adjourned.
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1 POISONING AND DEATns.--Five servants belong
ing to Mr.. T. R. Maupin, living near Free Union,
| Albemarle county, Virginia, were poisoned a few
days ago, and all of them died from the effects OF
the poison administered. Several negro slaves be-
! longing to Mr.. Maupin and his neghbors have been
arrested on suspicion, and will be examined by the
| Court next month relative to the crime charged
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| A SMALL. Pox NeIDEGT.--An eminent physician
of New York got on board one of the city railroad
i cars a few days since. In moment he said
/ Ladies and gentlemen, there is malignant case
i of small pox on board this carl smell it.. In 0
moment the car was stopped and the passengers
fled, all but one, and she was closely yelled. The
doctor asked her to lift her veil. She did, and hs
i beheid most dreadful case of that foul anl
dangerous disorder. She said she was on her wa,
to the hospital-her attendant was on the outside
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DAN RICE AND SOUTHERN RIGHrs.-The new Abo
liton play called the :. Oetoroon,, was recent
offered to Dan Rice on very favorable terms. Da
replied that If it was a piece suitable for repre-
sentaton before the audience attending the Grea
Show he might negotiate for it, but ii ii was
sectional sensation drama, in any way rehectin
4 upon Southern institutions he would NET r;,ys