New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-07

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aspect. There was no mistake in tho heat tt,,,,.
mere wil not be many warmer days this su,pmsr
snan Yesterday wae.
ahI 0iIY fEEEaKAfH.-Boxe eoDtainfau ~,
atest additions to the city police ana ;ye at.r,
we're opened yesterday Al the taIaova,n
center in the City Hall. ~ r. = y ~Fa
As the wires are stretched ami, a,.rs -
duly rugged mp In electrical ordsr canr4 M, go
electric ja1gs be made to sound - ~ 1s,,.
the Clay monument Inauguration psexrssss.s NJ
hope the thing will be possible ii warls n. ".
Of the cmaxes Of the day, and would please eyerv-
body.
FREE DIsrESsAHY. The following IS tle weeks
report Of the New Orleans School Of Medicine. On
Common street, opposite the Charity Hospital:
ssasaslay, ,l.reh g, Patients treated ..s-.. Is
Wsdassaay.' s''.. I. ...s:s.s:. ,..s:;:s:. q q
treated p,svos.', u u
Whole nusnbsr treated z. Y. II. I9,SsT
THH PofsoNTxG ArFAIR.-we YESTERDAY ba1 tr.
pleasure Of meeting Col. Len1ley on the stre4t
His recent and dangerous illness VA aim o,,it.
Visible upon him. He reported the survivors ~
his family and the other sufferers by t,e dyeaas,,
affair 70 be steadily On the mend The nnh,;.
await with much interest the Corcniar
Of this extraordinary poisoning aifair.
i PaoBABLy AoRrA A. FALL.--An a Irzi1uuan na,n.,s
7. 4 Donohue, very drunk feIl dsFn w ar.Ss.
zine street last evening, and remained Ixinr shs,.
Officer Love, who saw him fall, took him 8 ~
lookup as drunken man; but be bled ireaaful1.
on the way, and at the lookup it was found tlst
the back part Of his skull was badly fraetures
After being washed at the lookup By the Chit ~
Police and officer Scott, be was sent to Charitv
Hospital His wound was such as to render Il
doubtful whether he could recover
DoISa BETTER.--Mrs. Hughes, the woman ~
brutaly beaten and stamped upon BY her half.
blind and whole-drnnken husband, was yestardav
pronounced by the hospital physicians ID 81 ~ n
mend. The particulars Of the affair we have
already reported. sTs
2 ANOTHER FIENDIsH HUsBASDA ftrnntan -
brutal fellow named Martin Brennan was arrested
on Thursday evening at his house on Roman
street, near Cont, for dreadfaIy beating his wife
with heavy stick.
When officer Leferandrie entered the honsel NJ.
traeted by the cries Of the unfortunate woman he
found the wretch in the act Of beating her Ana
in fact, some Of the blows were struck in the on
GERS presence, before he had time to interfere,
Mrs. Brennan was removed to the Charity Hospital.
where she lies in most critical condition.
BrRGLAHIous VIsrr. The office of Mr. IA. Graf
ner, on Felicity street, between Magazine and Con
stance, was invaded few nights ago, and
thoroughly ransacked, papers, strewn about. VIZ.
The burglars, not succeeding IN finding any n1onev
decamped with set Of drawing instruments and
some tools. ss
JoHN CALLAHAN BACKS HIS DoG.--He does that
So it appears, on the oaths Of John Fahey and John
Brannagan. John Callahan was before Recorder
Summers yesterday; John Fahey complaining that
John Callahan's dog bit him ii the left leg, ana
that Callahan afterward fattened his nose and
kicked him, and shot at him once with pistol
and John Brannagan complaining that John Gala
han set his dog upon him, and not being satisfied
with the dogs performance, peppered him with
his fists, hammered him with four pound weight
and finished him off with metal knuckIes. The l2th
inst. was fixed upon as the day for Callahan and
his dog to explain the war that is in them This
Race and Tchoupitoulas streets.
FIRST DISTRICT ScHooL BoARD. The monthly
meeting Of this Board was held night before lasf.
Mr. Lusher in the chair. sss 49,
The Committee on the Girls High School report-
ed complimentary ON the condition of the school,
and set forth the necessity of better building for
School reported upon the remarkable proficiency
of the pupils this year admitted from tie District
schools, and recommended that an annual prize
TO be called, the Prentiss prize, be presented to
the best pupil
The Committee on schooIhouses reported dam
age to some Of the houses BY the late storms, and
recommended that the name of the late j. H.
Mnrdy, builder of the Madison School, be placed
in some prominent part of that building, in re-
spect to his memory.
i The Committee on Teachers reported appoint-
ments made and paid handsome tribute to the
lat nft thn GirIot irh Eahn
now Mrs. Bartlett, who has gone to California with
her husband. The appointments of the COMMITTEES
to-wit: Mr.. Rouen, as French teacher of the Boys'
High School; Mr.. r.. j. Evans, as First Assistant
in the pauldng School; and Miss Guthrie, as Thira
Assistant in the Girls High School, were all APP
proved by the Board.
The Committee on Night Schools reported upon
the improved and fourishing condition OF those
schools, the admissions to which, during the past
year, have been 5o3 males and 253 females total,
756. sssSsa1a
The Executive Committee on the Normal Schools
reported fatteringly ii regard to the late exam
ination Of the Female Normal School and the grad
nation of twelve pupils, and returned well.ex-
pressed Acknowledgements to the State for aid fur
nished to this branch of education.
The Superintendent, Mr.. Rogers, read his quar-
terly report as usual an able and interesting ocu-
ment. The condition Of the schools generally, was
set FORTH with their various needs, and the recon-
established somewhere near the New Basin that
being populous locality, where school Is much
needed.
The reports Of the visiting committees were read
and approved.
The resignation of Mr.. Marc Roux, French
teacher in the Boys High School, was received and
accepted. -
A letter from Mr.. Reger, proposing to introduce
the study Of photography in the High Schools was
read and referred to the committees on said
schools.
A communication from DIR. Lindsay recommend
ing the study of telegraphio science in the State
Nnrnal School mid tn the understands
ing of electricity was read and referred to the COM
nifty on Normal Schools. S5