New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-12
VOLUME XIV.
the corps among set of fellows who are deter
mined to be first on the day Of battle.

mined to be first on the day of battle.
THE FRELLsEN GuAHps.---We learn that the
ranks of this company being rapidly filled NJ,
owing to the active exertions of Capt. g. r. Car
radine, and that they will soon be ready to take
mp their line OF march for the seat of war;. The
Freilsen Guards are named in honor of our worthy
fellows citizen, Mr. Henry Frellsen, who has been
50 liberal in aiding to equip volunteers. We hope |
they will prove worthy of their name.
LETTERS from Virginia TO the following addresses
may be had by applying in person or by written
order, at this Office:
Jno. W. Andrews, Miss Fanny Abel, William
Banks, A. Blanchet, e. Bourges, Robt. Burns, Miss
Mary Barry B. Byrnes, Miss Emily Berry, v Blgot, |
]. =. Bostrsk, Frank Borge, Mrs A; b. Baker, Mrs.
cop Geo s coppe chas g Gossan JOSS cury n
D. Cronan, West Cook, W. Deany. Mrs. Fanny
Duchautonr, E. A. Deiters, Miss Sarah Dolan,
!no e Eagan Miss Olivia J. Elliott, Jno. Fogel,
II. Farrell Mrs. j. Flotte, Mrs. G. Coins, Miss Kate
Graner, E. Gardner G. Heno 4. Henning, Mrs. N.
G. Holmes. Miss Louisa Hienns, Mr.. Jenie, Mrs
Caroline jones' j. B. jacques, E. Kennerdy, Thos.
Lyons (2), Jno. Lenon, Mrs. c. Lawless Mrs. VIM.
a. Leifz, Jno Minviele, Mrs. r. Mostly, Fl. D.
McGowen, Mrs. NJ. .. Morgan, Mrs. Anne Nc
Gowan, Mrs. Miles, Mrs. Mary z. Myers, Mme Ce-
ella Manchon. Miss 7. Marchand, s. 9. Manning
Miss Annie Mcstay, Miss E. Moussier. Barney Me-
Donoll Mr.. Markey, Alfred Miller, W. G. Mnnroe,
Mrs. J. Moore, DR.. ". G. Nichols, Miss Eenetia
0yedier, N. Osborne, Miss Nadine Peters, Joseph
peirce, p. Pinchback, Mrs. E. ". Patten, Miss
Ellen Purcell, Jas. Reklensky, Thos. Rily, Miss
Amelia Rienfrank, D. Sommers, Mrs. Storke, Miss
Elizabeth Skinner, Mrs slattery, Joseph Spears,
John StrDger II. Silvy, II. Schmidt, J. Thompson,
P. W. Woodef, w. G. White, Joseph Border, Robt.
Young.
ELECTION OF TEACHERS BY TIE SECOND DISTRICT
scHooI BoARD.-At a special meeting Of the
Second District School Board, held on Friday night
last the following teachers were elected to serve
for the ensuing year,
Bous; HAL School-Wm. Pope Noble, principal;
E. g. Durel and Fl. des Bordes, assistants.
Girls High tcdool-Mrs. Soraparu, principal !;
Miss Armstrong, lst assistant; Mrs CommuDy and
Mrs. Gary I'd assistants.
Hospital Street Schools. Massel, principal; A.
Madder, lst assistant; Miss Il. Watkins and Miss
Mccarthy, I'd assistants; Mrs. Fernandez, Miss
Mills, Miss Ghapuis and Miss Boree, Sd assistants
BienriRe Street School. B. Thornton, princi
pail I. Theard lst assistant Miss Conwel and
Miss Chaucon, I'd assistants; Miss Gamard, Miss
Lombard and Miss Coirop, 30 assistants
Claiborne Street Sctool-F. DeWint, principal ;
NJ. n. Bartlett, lst assistant; Miss Deery and Miss
| Stringer, ID assistants: Miss DeWint and Miss
Chdress, Sd assistants.
Basin Street Scdooi-S. NIiieu, principal: c..
Escoffer, 1st assistant; Mrs. Hubert and tvacant
I'd assistants Miss Sassinot and Miss ChildFess, Sd
assistants.
.B0tracb8 Street school.-Miss NJ. D. Cooper
principal; Mrs. surgi, first assistant: Miss Me-
taxa and Miss Beon second assistantsI Miss Win
gate, Miss Laeroix, Miss English and Miss Series,
third assistants.
Robertson Street School Mrs. Dubois, ptiuci-
pal; first assistant vacant Miss Lewis and Miss
| Julian, second assistants; Mrs Farnett, Mrs.
| Spooner and Miss II. Mccarthy, third assistants.
| Kdntpart Street School.-Miss S. Cooper, princi.
| pal; Miss SoEle first assistant; Miss Andry and
Miss Meunier second assistants Miss Strlnger and
| Miss Darier, third assistants.
ST. Ann Street SchCoi.-Miss M. QuerOn, princ
pal; Miss Loubere, first assistant; Miss Armstrong
| and Miss Pitard second assistants; Miss Hmchet
| and Miss Dussumier, third assistants.
Bayou Road hchoot.--Mrs. Bancq, principal
| Miss Icard, first assistant; Miss Vigneaud anc
| Miss Maureau, second assistants.
BAYOU Bridge School,-AIrs. Andry, principal
| Miss Wagner first assistant.
| satpe1Hsnoeraries- English Departments Misses
| Iletermelier, II. Mccarthy, l.. Dorfeuille, Cnggy
| Rbet Del Trigo, Wade, Gallagher, Feltz (largue
rite,) Felz (Celestine,) Q. Craemer, I. Mcdonnell
Doyle, I. Patterson. 2. Stringer, NJ. Childress
Dentzel, Johnston, D'Meza, +. Krieger and NJ
Lowe.
Fanconnet, .. Dussumier, G. Spear V. sarreau, s
| Leroy z. Toucherai and Il. Hebert
After the above election, the President announced
the following appointments upon the standing com
mittees: ..g-
Fiuaace.--Dupre, Chairman; Dolhonde, Gas
sard.
| Sc1lool-louse.-J. Cassard, Chairman; N. Whit
| ney, D. Maupay, R. B, Aucoin, a. Dupre.
| Ieachers.-J. E. Hyde, Chairman; L. F. Max
ent f. Duplessis, D. Maupay, J. Dolhonde.
LiJrdry-N Whitney, Chairman D. Delrieu, I
j. Spear.
/ Unfinished Business,-R. B. Aucoin, Chairman
f. Dupessis, D. Delreu.
THE STOLEN Qu1NISE.-Lieut. Boylan and speeia
Miller succeeded yesterday in finding thirty-on
/ oF tla inip froT tha 1rup -stnr
OF Dr. Booth, corner of Girod and Carondee
streets. Those active officers had day of il
however, in the search, nor have they yet given
up, as it is supposed that there is much still undiS
covered They will find it sure, unless the thieve
: have taken the medicine in more ways than one.
SHopLIETING.-On Friday last Mr.. B. Havesyl
who keeps shop at 1876 IRENE street, sold shirt
man who paid for it and promised to call agai1
seeming much pleased with his bargain. On Satul
day, he did call again, and was accompanied by
, friend They desired to purchase more shirts {
the same quality, and while one amused poe
Havesyk by looking at his shirts, the other stole
gold and silver watch from show case on I'll
counter. The shirts were not sold but the shol
keeper was, for he did not discover his loss uni
: too late TO arrest the thieves.
n A MURDERER ARREsTED.--It will be recollects
t that on Thursday last, man named Villa
. Adams died at the Charity Hospital, from IL
e effects Of a stab given him, he said, by some u
l. known person. Officers Roberts, Moser al
i Mann, however, got on the scent of the muriere
e and on Saturday arrested Jack Wallsehmidt,
# German, whom they charge with the murde
Wallschmidt denies having stabbed Adams, b
J. tells mixedup story about their having quaprelt
vt while out on the lake in skiG, in regard to Il
! price of some fish in which they were partner
n ! and which he had so1-that in the quarrel he h;
j. been knocked overheard by Adams-hut has
|, idea who stabbed him. He was locked up
;. await examination.
e DISCOVERY OF A MAST OF THE LEvANT, PERHAr
= A letter from Hilo Hawaii Sandwich Islands, dat
+ January 7th, says
t, A ships mast has drifted ashore just below t
$, harbor of Kawalunalu in Kau. 1t is seventy-s
!. feet long. The lower part of the mast, which W
4. in between decks, is squared and finished as if
8, had been used as rack for guns, while on o
L. side are large spikes driven in, as though it HI
r been used as a raft. Who knows but it is the l.
;, wants mast? / am convinced it is. 1t cal
8. ashore about three months ago
\, Yonrsl J.n C
!. We learn that Mr.. Coney, the Sheriff of Hacoc
n |