New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-28
THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 90, 1861.
Guex the regret which the Board have expert
enced in lo0sing 20 able and efficient teacher.

enced in lo0sing able and efiic1enr tfaGflEf' !
Mrs. Farnet, aoc0uf b5-iatAuJ raE2h teacher IN /
pnNfnz1n street s.huol. Waz granted leave Of All.
-r0l.. jut nl" lE|E'h.
Ihe rasi-asuor ul Gr. II. Tacoa vas received
and accepted.
Tbs rules Aeiag suspended, the Board, after g [
re.sss t Ten uIuules weat into IN eleettanFJ 10 fl
vacancies il the english departments q me /
szsTgo'g, wien M6s Mary Stringer was eoG.fu 20 |
the situation made vac@Er By the Ffsigh2n'A ~ /
Miss Guex; Miss eliza Strinper was eeGted 70 the
s.tua.jon iga4e vacant by the promotion oL ht+S !
Mary 5ringer. Mr. Ihaard Ea5 ar1 eieGt@d to III |
the vacancy made b. She resEuatlea II 5iF tac'.;
late trst French teacher in the bienVle otfeet
The following gentlemen were appointed on the
Visiting Committee for the ensuing month: ,r.-,
Boys High School, j.. H. Frobqs; Girls Hlgh
School, Jules Gaasard st. Ann Street Schooi, |
Frank A. Bartlett; Robertson and Benville Streets
Schools, D. Maupay Rampant Street School, j.
DolhOndc Basin Street School, E. D. Beach; hos
pta Street School, d. DuprG Barracks Street |
D'Armas Bayou Road School, L. Charvet; Bayou
Bridge School, F. Duplessis.
The Treasurer reported that the balance on hand
up to date was $3,348 10.
The Board then adjourned
THE COURTS.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT-Jadge Hu'lt.-The case
of Lockwood aud others, indicted and once tried
for the murder Of Gil, the carriage driver az the
VoIksfest was called up for retrat yesterday, but
again continued, on affidavit by the defence that
another important witness had turned up, who was
| now absent from the city.
| George K. Woolly, indicted for manslaughter, in
killing Edward DGugherty in the Fourth District,
was, on motion OF the Attorney General, dismissed
| by nolle prosequ It will be remembered that
WooIIy was at first acquitted by the Coroners jury,
| who rendered verdict oil seIf-defence.
RECORDER EMERsoN's CoURT.-Wm. a. Dupasso
| f. m. c., and Alex. Greenwood for stealing j. h.
Nicholsons two mules, on the night Of the 18th
ult (being arrested in the Fourth District, and
transferred from that District to this Court) were
yesterday committed for trial before Judge Hunt,
| and in default of bail remanded to prison.
Joseph Tyland, for knowingly passing counter
felt half dollar upon Patrick King, at l74 Tchou-
ptOua5 street, the Ilth inst, also sent be-
fore the First District Court, and remanded to
VIM H. Harrison, for abstracting $50 in gold
from trunk in the house of Mrs. Virginia G. Alex
ander at the corner Of Common and Basin streets
on the night Of the 18th ult., was likewise sent be
fore the First District Court, and in default OF bal
renaudtd.
WIN. Packenham was fined $40 for drunkenness
and breach Of the peace on Poydras street. ant
insulting and resisting officer MailoV None OF th'
other cases Of fine were worth mention.
| John aud Mary Mantle were dismissed from th'
charge Of raising the mischief with Officer Murra.
| on Johnson street-ressting an arrest and assault
ing him with gun and rock Mrs Bridget Ed
wards was dismissed from the charge of stealing
. dollars worth Of wood from P. Chopin, on My
. : AIDES street.
John w. Whalen gave bail to answer to thu
charge Of having stolen Bernard McCabes skin
worth $l6 from its moorings in the river, on th
Goth inst the skitT being found in his possession
I. J. Drscoll gave bail to answer the charge o
Y having stolen $78 in cash ont of James Grier'
trunk, 10 his room at No. $50 Lafayette street Of
the night of the Goth inst
: John Mahar was up on the charge of having vic
g lently beaten and kicked D. j. LAWN in the hea
and face, after he had been Knocked down D.
another person, on Tuesday evening, on Poydra
street, between Rampant and Basin. In default {
: | bail John was sent to prison.
e RECORDER BLAcHE's CoURT.-ASsistd'at Recordt
), Fre1naar actinq.-S. W. Plume filed an atidavi
:. charging Jane Weaver with stabbing Thos Nj
- Carly with intent to commit murdeF sag Mc9art
y is now in the Charity Hospital. The alleged a.
e gressor was committed to the Parish Prison lor oil
d appearance. -
Chus Beck, alias Chas. Monroe, was committf
to the Parish Prison, upon the charge of lnsuIlI
an officer in the discharge OF his duty.
Jean Schwerkard filed an affidavit chargl
Il Bill McCabe with larceny, in feloniously TAXI
Is from the drawer of the counter OF ms cone
n house the sum of two dollars. Mr.. McCabe "
-, duly committed to the Parish Prison to await
examination.
~ RECORDER LoNG's COURT - Recorder Ada
W actipg.-Mrs. Nugent, and James and Mary Bald
o. clarged with assault and battery, were, at
er due examination, discharged, and the cases d
4 Mrs Mary Mack filed an affidavit charging NJ
O'Brien with assault and battery, in striking /
several blows about the body and head. with
piece Of wood. Bond in the sum of $500 W
I'd given for due appearance:
It, Mrs. Joyce, charged by affidavit of Samr
ID Scheld, with breach of the peace, was commit
~ to the Parish Prison, in default of $500 ball.
Ok Jacob Gontzer made affidavit, charging Sim
Y, Gecks, with breach OF the peace, in insulting al
ed abusing him. Arrest and due proceedings We
II, prayed for.
~ Mary Sexton filed an affidavit, charging 10
Sexton with insulting, abusing, and threatenng,f
ed with personal violence. Possibly n grave undt
Ar. taking for MIR. Sexton.
lin RECORDER ADAMS Court. Samuel Stawa
a, charged by W. i. Burgess, with obtaining S;
'' from him under false prctences, was sent to
Parish Prison, yesterday, in default Of giving bo
in the sum Of $1,000 for his appearance.