New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-23
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MORNING. JULY %, 1861.
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LETTERS from our Volunteers in Virginia to the
following addresses have been received at this Of |
fee, and will be delivered to the parties in person
on their written order: George z Arnouil, Miss |
Hetty Arton Mrs. Martha Brown, Miss W. Betz, T. |
Bruning, Miss D. Christason, W. W. Delany, Miss
r. Gerrnain, Mrs Julia Jonckheere Fl. V. Lamare, |
John Lennon, Omer Lauve, Dan Morgan, Mr.. Mar
key, Mr.. Maher Edward SOmmers, Mrs. Julia 4.
Trott, Theodore Thompson.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS, FOURTH DIsrRIcT-Meeting OF
Ne1r BOaTd.-rhe newly elected Board Of Direct
ors, in accordance with ordnance No. CO., met last
evening at O'Clock.
The Secretary read. from the official journal of
the 18th inst, the official announcement Of the
election Of the following gentlemen to serve as D-
rectOrs from the I'D inst:
Messr3. Beni. Campbell, J. G. McIearn, Isaac n
Phillips, James H. Phe ps, Capt. i. SWAIN VIM.
Holmes, D. 7. Glenn, VIM. Cooper, James Brewer,
l.. Fash, DR.. DOWler.
Upon the calling of the roll the gentlemen were
all present.
On motion Of Mr. Swain, Mr. Phillips took the
chair and stated that the first business would be
the election Of President, The Board thereupon
proceeded to elect President. The following
! nominations made: Mr.. Cooper, by Mr..
NcIearn; Mr. Fash, by Mr.. Campbell; Mr.. Brown,
by Mr. Dowler.
After three ballotings, Mr. Cooper having re
ceved a majority, declared elected
Upon taking the chair, Mr. Cooper returned
him. and pledged himself to discharge. to the
| best Of bis ability. the duties Of bis position;
John Il. Rics reelected Sergeant-at-Arms.
The Board then went into the election of Super
| intendent Of the Schools for the year beginning
September lst.
Mr. Holmes nominated the present incumbent,
| J. e. parhaln, Jr No other nomination being
| made he was declared reelected by acclamation.
On motion Of DR.. DoWler, the present rules were
| temporarily adopted, and committee OF three
was appointed to report rules, ETC.: at the next
meeting. Messrs. Dowler, Brewer and Swain were
| appointed said committee.
| The President announced the following standing
| committees:
Teachers-Messrs. Brewer Dowler and Fash.
Accounts-3iessrs. McLearn, Phelps anu Holmes
Supplies Messrs. Philips Campbell and Holmes.
School HouSt$-Messrs. Swain, Glenn and Phelps
LiJrary-Messrs. Dower, Brewer and Campbell
B9ohs-Messrs: Fash, Phillips and Swain.
| IIG3D ,SchG02-Messrs. Brewer and bowler.
Til Board then adjourned
RECORDER EHERsoH's COURT. - assistant Re
coIder Stilh presided yesterday, and had not d
little to dispose OF. A large crowd Of peace dis
| turbeTs, ragrants and drunkards, OF both sexes
were fined or sent to prison. and many sent TO the
| wOrkhOuse for long terms.
Peter Hanly and wife, for assaultng Rosa Moran
on South Market street: Catherine Delaney. tol
| abusing Vim. Mclntyres wife, Bridget at No. lG!
| AnnunCation street: and Chris. Riley, for threat
eniug his wifes life, on Rampant street, were al
| required to furnish peace bonds or go to prison.
James Cook, No. AIS Terpsichore street. charged
with being the owner Of certain dogs which bi
| David \. Orr, was dismissed at O.s request: hi
wounds having doubtless been healed with stick
ing plaster OF " dix and " cinq'' paper. Tht
following parties were booked for future exami
nation:
Arthur Condor, Pat Shrine, Hugh Ford J. c
| Locke and John Hopkins, arrested by diheren
officers in different places, all as dangerous am
suspicious characters. All sent to prison in DE
fault Of bail.
John Kinds. charged with beating and otherris
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street. Bail given.
Louisa Gret, charged with letting her fists an
sundry brickbats loose, to the damage OF John Gre
and his wife and daughter, at No. lG9 Maguoli
street-a sOrtOf family misunderstanding. Sent t.
prison in default of bail.
L. Bruenn charged with violently eiecting Hem
Gugel out of the house No. "a Poydras street. Bal
given. AIr. Brown. charged also with pushing sal
Gugel out of said house. Bail given.
Charles Gieseker, charged with abusing an
threatening Jacob Stall, at the corner OF Girod an
B4ronue streets. Bail given
Susan Roller alias White, f. W. c.. charged wit
boarding. in her house on Basin street, a ceTlGi
lewd and abandoned girl named Ann Ma!oney
harged also with remaining in the State in contra
venton of law: Sent down in default Of bal.
| Alice 7. itockey and Anna Gurran, charged wit
broomstcl;lng Elizabeth Condor, on Tchoupitoula
street above Julia. Bail given.
RECORDER GAsr1NEI's CouRr.-J " Grayer 70
a, breach Of the peace. in abusing and insulting
| fellow being, was put under peace bonds of SSG(
| W. Asegenberg gave bond 10 appear ard al
swer for waoping Lewis Blewinberg at tie Irenc
market, on Sunday.
} VIM Suffer and Adam Hess had maulln
match, in which all the mauling was done by Wn
} Suffer- He is now under peace bond OF $500 fo
doing it.
John Leonard went to Joseph Myers house
drew his knife, broke the peace. broke Myers
furniture. and broke into the Second District lock
up. By the assistance Of. hecorder Gastnel.
yesterday broke into the Wor-khouse, where he
authorized to remain for si; months.
George @. Hall gave bond for his appearance {
the next term Of the First District Court, to anse
for having everastingiy larruped and threalene
to kill James Andrews about the 25th of June las