New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-14
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY Ii, 1860.
street, between Mclpomene and Terpsichore.

stFtctJ DGtHeeH AlclpDUleHS diit4 III peIlIpIOs
Mrs. McCarty, Mrs. Boyle Mira. Farrell and Mrs. |
Summers, (merry wives Of Grayier street, between
Bolivar and Bertrand) charged with continual
| drunkenness and fighting, and being nuisance 70
the neighborhood in general and to j. c. Smith in
| particular. Fixed for the 24tb.
John Barron, charged with shaking his fist at |
Mrs. Isabella Wordin and calling her out OF her
name, on the 9th instant, on Liberty street Fixed
| for the lIth.
Thomas Murray charged with having on his
| premises, at the corner of Common and Liberty
streets, the Newfoundland dog Roa, valued at
Sje, and chain, valued at 81, the property Of q. w.
| Austin and stolen from him at No. 222 Canal street
| on the 10Th inst. Murray further charged with
forcibiy ejecting plaintiff from his yard when he
| went in to get the dog two other men aiding him
in this act Of hostility. Fixed for the 10Th.
Thomas Ryan and wife Mary, charged with flch.
ing from the fob Of John Hynes, on the evening Of
the 18th inst, at the corner Of Clio and Howard
streets, gold watch and chain valued at 500. Bail
/ given to appear on the 9th.
Bernard Frisch, charged with fraud, in passing
upon P. Prats, on the 9Th inst, a check ON the
Crescent City Bank for s22l when he had no funds
in said bank. Case fixed for the 18th.
/ RECORDER FRENAUx's CouRr.-Assistunt Alder
man Fremaux being elected Assistant Recorder of
the Second District, Will, in consequence OF the
death OF Recorder Fabre attend to the business OF
this Court regularly until another election for Re-
I corder shall take place.
1 Yesterday, Joseph Miller was sent before the
First District Court for violently beating Mary
Briggs on the 2tth ult., at the corner of Maras
and Cont streets. He gave bail for his appear
ance.
Philippe 0aergind was up on the charge of hav-
ing struck E. Arnold in the mouth with his fist, in
the Vegetable Market, night before last. In de-
fault Of bail he was sent to prison.
WIN. Rankin, a Vagrant, was sent to the Work
house for six months.
Philip Baudeau gave bail to answer TO the charge
of having beaten Adam Gebhurd, on Chartres
street, yesterday morning.
joseph Ellinehinger, jos Roth, Matthias Rothy
and JOS. Bametch, await examination. The charge
is, that on Monday they bomharded the coileehouse
Of Thomas Rosch, at the corner Of ursnlines and
Tonti streets using stones and other missiles, and
| making sad havoc among the tumblers and other
glassware inside. They are all out on bail.
August Princemaie,- gardener, living on Tonu
street. was examined on the charge of having shot
| and seriously wounded Theodore Summers, one Of
lot of boys whom he caught stealing plunis out
of his garden on the 18th inst The boy was badly
, wounded in the side of the face. The gardener
declared that his pistol was loaded with pepper
and salt whilst the boy declared that quantity Of
bird shot had been extracted from his cheek The
accused was sent to prison to await trial ON the
t charge of shooting with intent to murder
sEcoND District SCHOOL BeARB.--The newly
? elected Board OF School Directors for the Second
District held their first meeting last night The
|. |. following members answered TO their names when
called: Messrs. Charvet, Dubuc, DHpre, Dolhonde,
Duplessis, Cassard, Maxent Hyde and Beach.
4 | On motion of Mr. Charvet, Mr.. Hyde was called
to the chair, and Mr. Cassard appointed Secretary
i pro tenn.
, | Ol m0tl0n OF MT. 9lAAeHG, ttie DUdIu hcul lHlU
an election of officers, when Mr.. Hyde was elected
= President by acclarnation Mr.. Cassard, Secretary
: by acclamation: Mr.. Canonge, Superintendent by
acclamation; Mr.. Guinot, sergeant-at-Arms by ac-
q 4 clamation.
. The Board then went into the consideration o
Il rules for the government of the Board for the en-
Il suing year. The rules of last year were adopted
!. with some amendments which were offered by Mr.
Al Charvet among which was the creation of a Com
y mttee on Unfinished Business: making the Com
ID mittee Teachers consist of five members, in
II i Aert uao ,lal
ct the Secretary to prepare previous to eyerymonh
u meeting, an abstract OF all communications AM
\, petitions received by him mp to the date Of meet
ing; also, rule directing the Secretary 70 furnis
in to all the committees an abstract OF all bushes
a. likely to come before them; vacatng the situatio
J.. of every teacher who shall be absent for NOR
than week. except in case of sickness; abolish
ing the public examinations Of the primary school:
IN and directing that these schools shall be examine
r during the months of April and May by the Con
GO mittee on Teachers, assisted by the Superinter
10 dent.
lg On motion Of Mr. Dolhonde, the minutes Of th
III last meeting of the old Board were read.
Of Mr. Dupre, of the special committee Of the ol
at Board, appointed to ascertain suitable locatio
On for sehool-house, and if said location coul
ly be found with power to purchase the property
e, reported that the property on ST. Philip stree
e. known as the Washington ballroom. having bee
considered highly eligible, had been purchased
e. The report was adopted.
he Mr. Canonge, the Superintendent, made length
es report, in which he congratulated the Board upo
W nlgnly were HOW III
the very satisfactory examination of all the school
II of the district lately gone through with; mentone
several worthy teachers and those teacf
ers whose classes were rather behind; called a
ed tention to the bad condition of many of the schoo
no houses; recommended abolishing teaching Frenc
'r, and English in conjunction; and recommended re
his ducing the period during which the pupils shall
10. kept in school, as he deemed it impossible fc
nd children to be benefited either mentally or phys
ST. eally by seven eight hours close confinement
ng their books The report of Mr.. Ganonge Shove
to that he had faithfully devoted Jealous and el
lightened mind to the schools under his Jurisdiction
in We are serry that our limited space this mornn
On will not allow giving the report in full; for "
are snreit would be read with interest and profit.
AZ Several petitions were then read and laid on I'll
table subject to call.
at Mr.. Duprt moved that the President appoint
:" special committee to have the schoolhouse late
nm purchased, on St. Philippe street, repaired, SO th
ID it will be ready for occupation at the opening
the schools. Adopted and the President o.
at pointed Messrs Dupre, MaNent and Maupay Q
the committee.
of Mr. Cassard offered resolution for notifying I'll
.r public through the columns of the Bee and Gre
= cent that an examination would be held on Il
,0 80 Ii of July, inst, of male applicants for the stu
IVY tions of principals and first assistants in the
ed glish departments of all the male primary school
on it being the intention of the Board henceforth
employ no females in these departments, and
To- crease the salaries SO as to insure good teacher
Adopted.
The President appointed the following gent
he men on the standing committees:
+. Finance Commttee-Messrs. Dolhonde, Duple
ed sis. Maxent and Cassard-A. Duprt, Chairman.
re- Committee on School Houses-Messrs. Maupa
90. Beach, Dubuc and Frobus-Jules Cassard, Cha
at man.
he Committee on Teachers-Messrs. Dolhonde, D
nly plessis, Beach and Hyde--L. Charyet, Chairman.
lief Committee on Library-Messrs. Dubuc and Ma
ow pay-J..H FrObus, Chairman
&C. Committee on Unfinished Bu.iness-Me Messrs Cht
re, vet and Dolhonde-E. D. Beach, Chairman.
the L. F. Maxent, was appointed Treasurer.
The The 5ard went into secret session. after whi
la it adjourned.
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Mr.. Mr.. HUaE, THE MEDIUM, IN ENGLASD.-Tom Ia
% lor writes to the Manchester Guardian of the ei
performed by Mr.. Hume, the distinguished spir
ualist. He says:
lue ali quite certain that in one West End drawn
son tLat ba 1+aa hnino uf,od frnn Tho ornn1d Tint
nc has been seea--no--t is the awkward part abe
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