New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 8, 1861.
would annul the lease on tn. lgt Of SEPTEMBER

would annul the lease on tie 1st Of September
next,
The same committee was authorized to supply
the aChOOl-hOuss with coal for thr coming winter
The aane committee also made a report con
cerning the $4,000 appropriated to the Board out
Of the McDOnogh School Fund and on notion a
special Committee appointed TO decide in what
manner said appropriation, when received should
be used, and to report at an adjourned meeting,
on Thursday, 10th inst.
The reports Of the Committees on Fiaence and
Accounts, and on the Library and Lyceurs Society,
we're read and adopted.
The Committee on the State Normal School re-
Eorted the excellent progress Of that institution
Tie result Of Che late annual examination, held in
May, was the advancement Of twenty five members
to ohe junior class, sixteen 70 the senior class and
sixteen alumHT seniors OF the past year were de-
cla-ed worthy o. graduation aud diplomas The
Committee highly compEented these young ladies'
for their assiduty in teaching at the schools during
the morning hours, and in attending Normal
School during the later hours Of the day. The
Committee further reported that tie third annu&!
session opened the lat inst and the Classes,
organized as follows: Seniors 90 JQniors %, and
Preparatory Class s total, 50.
The reports Of the Visiting Committees embraced
| nothing; Of public interest.
| The Board adjourned to Thursday, the Goth inst.
| THIRTeD DISTRICT SCRo0h BoAnD.--This Board had
! a special meeting Thursday evening, for the
| purpose Of receiving and discussing specifications
| and plans for schoOl-house for the Ninth
Ward, which the Building Committee had been in
structed TO prepare.
The specifications having been read and the
plans examined, and several alterations and ad-
| ditions made, they were adopted, and the Secre
| tary instructed to advertise for bids on them
UP to Saturday 18th nst.-said plans to be ex
hibited at the Good Intent Towboat Company's
office, No Marigny street, and the notice to be
published in the Crescent in English, and in the
| Bee in French and English.
The Board then adjourned, to meet on Saturday,
the 18th inst, for the purpose Of receiving said
| bids.
MAYORS CouRT.-A Canadian named Malcolm
| Cameron, carpenter, was yesterday arralgned
before Mayor Monroe, a charge of being an
Aboliti0nist land having divers occasions uttered
insulting and incendiary language. After par
further examined to-day. It's said that the fellow
has been putting on military airs, and drilling some
of our companies here for pay
RECORDER EMERsoN's CorRr.-Antono Grimal
li, Stephen Rucca, Nincente Ricoot, JOSEPH
Pasche, Peter Tuba and Denis Boyd, were yestcr
day arraigned on the charge OF having dangerously
stabbed Pascal Gentilli, at O'Clock yesterday
morning, at the corner Of Common and Basir
streets. The trouble took place in the upper story
\ of the fruit store and cabaret on the southeas
corner of the streets named. All are Spaniards O
+ Sicilians, except Denis Boyd who is an lrlshman
and who, showing that he was merely spectacle
of the row, was dismissed. All the rest OF the
: party we're sent to prison, to await the result 0
Clentilli's wound, he having been sent to the hos
, pital.
= = Martin Rodriguez was fined SIS and put unde
" peace bonds for attempting to eVlscerate ant
6 otherwise make funeral Of A. Gorgoll, on Thal
street, on Thursday night Thomas Mitchell wa
fined $ and put under bonds, for thrashing hi
a Bridget, and thereby exposing to public ridicql
=, the handsome things that were said of them b.
b their friends when they put their loving heads int
L the hymeneal halter. The following were booke
| for examination
!, Pat. Mulphy, charged with stealing seven shirts
'; two pair of pants, and one coat, from Fran
d Smith, on board the steamer Texas at the foot O
:. Canal street on Tuesday evening. Sent to prise
It in default of bail
y Mr.. and Mrs. Shepherd, charged with burglar
h iously breaking into David Lyons house on Ii
:; fayette street, near Freret, and carrying off
watch clothing, and other yaluahles, on Tuesda
morning. Bail given.
$ Richard Devne, charged with thrashing Mar
n Hawkins in a grocery on Erato street, betwee
n Camp and Magazine streets, on Wednesday nigi
: week. Bail given.