New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-29
Rotal SntelIiqeItts.

BAKERS AND BUTCHERS. Yesterday morning, a
good many butchers of the Second District were
brought up before Provost-Marshal Dufour,
charged with violations Of the tariff regulations
No definite action, however, was taken in their
cases for the present. .
A good many bakers, also, were sent for on the
same ground, and good deal of very nice looking
bread, of slender proportions, could be seen lying
around at the Marshal's office and Second District
lookup. The offenders were Jean Pain, B. Gross,
Winter Halden, Joseph Fishe, A. Doumier, Jean
Boncher, J. Carrere, Martin Il Brothers. Mich.
Amann, D'Aquin E. Brickner, and Thos Kalp. As
these were principally men of small means, the
larger establishments having generally complied
with the tariff, the Provost-Marshal concluded to
excuse them for this first offence, with the admoni
tion not to be brought before him again.
M1L1rARY.-sjx companies of Col. s. W. Fisk's
North Louisiana Regiment leave this afternoon on
the Mary E. Keene for Memphis, under the com
mand of Lieut.-Col. J. G. Lewis. They are the
Caddo Guards, Capt. Robson; Bayou Macon De-
tenders, Capt. Moore; Morehouse Avengers, Capt.
Fluker; Union Rebels, Capt. Lupo; Claiborne
Stars, Capt. Aycock; and Confederate Guards,
Capt. Mellen, in all $40 strong. They will be
Joined by four more companies on their way up
mustered in for the war.
DANGEROUSLY WouNDED.-Robert Orr was dam
gerously wounded last evening about u O'Clock,
on Magazine street, by one Michael Dopnell and
carried to the Charity Hospital. Donnell was ar
rested for this offence as also for severely beating
Elizabeth Orr.
INcESD1ARY LANG UAGE.-A man named Charles
Il 6krlo T
terday afternoon at 65 o'clock, charged by several
parties with using incendia:y language and being
an abolitionist.
AFTER HOURS. = The coffee.h ouse corner OF
IRENE and Orleans streets, kept by Joseph Whit
man, and the one on Louisa street, between Levee
and Moreau streets, kept by Garez, were reported
as being open after o'clock P. NJ.
Some fourteen persons were reported as being
delinquent in the Fourth District in the same way,
viz: j. J. Fenlkes, VIM. Hays, Terry Sheehan,
Christian Fritz, John Rice, G. Coffrey, Pat. Dunn,
Ely. McGlown, Geo, McGlown, James Murray,
Louis Buinger, Alfred Baker, Joseph Bridge and
John Candy. At this there will soon be enough
in jail to make fine militia company.
FOURTH DISTRICT SCHOOL BoARD.-The Board
held its regular meeting last evening at O'Clock
Seven members were present, Mr.. Cooper
presiding.
The minutes of last preceding meeting having
been read, were approved.
Letters of application for employment as teach
ers were read, from Mrs. E. Fl. Turner, Mrs. K. J
Kicker, Mrs. E. B. Newman and Mrs. R. Stockton
Referred to Committee on Teachers.
The Sergeant-atArms, Jno. H., Ries, rendered
his resignation, having obtained more lucrative
situation. Accepted.
The Committee on Schoolhouses reported nav
ing succeeded in obtaining reduction s5no IN tne l
rents paid for schoohouses, amounting to s3oo Tor
| the year. 5. .-.,.- -
| Tie superintendent's report showed large and ~
undmiDished attendance Of pupils IN az the
schools except the Boys High School. In this
school the number Of pupils was very much re-
duced, many of the boys having left either to vol
unteer in the army or accept situations in stores
The Principal of The school, Mr.. Mellen, had also
gone into the army.
On motion OF Mr.. McLearn, and In accordance