New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-13
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OF this hne company must remember tnat tnere Is
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iof .he pehenl VI we rec aia,he, ale "oiAs
a%ssanousiy % 10 perfect themselves IN tner m Parss'
=, ,ons,.. ,u.r.,, as ~ 800 rrha,, -oh.orsa
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nndar i, oreo+ disaavant.oe however in mt bav.
inn q sufficient rn,nbsr of cnnias of tho yavs thew
ha',o ohoaan 90 ~ to aoa,,a IN ,f +bo,, ~ oot ~,
ol-1
+hau haro raouoatad ~ :, as,, tbose wbo have
snare comics of those plays Grand Father
Whiteheadn and " Don Caesar de Bazau Ito loan
them to the society for short time. If any of
our readers have these plays they would confer a
favor upon the boys by loaning them, and if they
will leave them at this office we will see that they
are safely delivered. The boys eVlnce patrlouc
spirit and should be encouraged. ....
CHILD Run OVER BY CAhr.-The drivers of
carts seem to be getting particularly careless of
late, for almost every day during the past week
we have had to recount accidents which have oc-
Cured in which children were driven over. Yes.
terday man named Matthew Worms was arrested
for driving his cart over child near the Gas
Works. The little one was badly injured, but the
nhvsician Win was called i, csrtiied that it was
physio'an "ho was oaiieu ~ cefai'eu .na. ~ "as
not mortally injured, and Worms was admitted to
bail. ''
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DNA, "ili ~ Aiso1' n."n n'ins" NV. %
Carroll was taken to the Hospital yesterday after
noon, suffering from several terrible looking cuts
| IN the head and face ina;cted hv an iron har in
$500, | - ana W. Thoaasson ~ tha aannar -.
sne nahos Oh one WIN. lnolaassoh' a' lne eofher
Of New Leyee and Lafayette streets. Thomasson
citation we e,w tho har of iron and II i. a nvs.
r,nao,, 49, 49, ,,;,,aa a,t.;oht =.
lery 70 US tnat oaffoA Was ~. Aiso ou'iiSn'' as
it was nearly yard in length, and weighed up
wards of twenty pounds
-, :,
SERIOUS fAL1.-a 'nah named 1ohn weaver ieA
from gallery in the second story of his house
| Yesterday morning. about o'clock. broke his leg
49, aa.;a,,.1r ;,;rso ,;n,os,s D. 80
ano '."'i "iss sel'ousS 'Ajuieo A''ns0A' AAe Voc
taken 70 the Hospital
I HEAyy Observation-Disclosures morning. hetween
10 and IL o'clock, the residence of Mime Philippine
| Collla, on Marais street, was entered ny a
woman named Catherine, who had formerly been
! in her employ. and broke omen a trunk and stole
! seoo IN onld tborofrom Tho +biov;no fomala WAC
| sent after
prn1Ic scHoo1s.- Yesterday was deyoted to
the examination of the Marshall and Franklin
schools-the former for boys. the latter for Girls,
| a. far "a we conld iudee and from opinions we
hoard exnressed the Examinations in both these
schools we're in the HIGHEST deuree creditabIe and
sstisfact"rv From the e9nerence and renntatnn
/ nf most If the teachers at these two schools no
| other result conld he Anticipated The attendance
has been remarkably good during this session,
Whlch, considering tne tines, IS matter VI con'
Sratulatlon as wen as surprise. me loilo"ing hS
ures Will give an loea OF tne Marsnall schooi:
MT. =. b. Garter Itiacipa nas naa an aseTage X
attendance Q, anout tnrty.elghe puPlis MT. .. n
GarretSon, flrst Assistant, iorty -thfee MISS y
Drlscoll, Second ASSISTANT tythree MISS a. A. A.
Canter, Thlrd Assistant, ntty-nVe MISS a. u
Parks Fourth assistant, shix1yeaght; ;+a MISS ssra H.
hdsely, NTH assistant, one hunureu to'a 'hree
The attendance of yonue ladies' at the Franklin
School where Mrs. Bartlett is Principal, has been
, as we are informed. still greater
t. would undoubtedly have been a matter of sur
Drise to stranger. to see the children, bows ant
ppirls that we saw at these two schools Yesterday
Not a. sickJv looking one among them, On the
i. contrarv clear. ruddy compleSiops sparkling
ewes livelv movement everything Indicative O
, the most perfect health. We would have looked
t aronnd in vain for the sallow skins and languii
debility which the misinformed otteptimes co1pl,
with tie idea of New Orleans and, to some extent
the South generally. ''-' IT.
When hen we remembered the many reports W.
t have read and heard from the North of i'll healtl
resulting to children there from their schools, o
, sninal eomnlaints. nervousness, emaciation an,
} other evil effects Of crowded rooms, bad yenta
finn nneasv nostnres, ETC., we could not hell
thinhno that we mnst certainly have things bette
: arranged here,
Tn.dav the examination takes place at the Jeifer
son and Webster schools Dryaaes street, nea
; Erato.
, FIRST D,srr1c7 Co1yRr.-paul Dupasseur, f. m. c.
was tried and convicted of larceny and remande
to nrison to await sentence, = -
. john Capdvella, was tried for assault and bal