The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-25
NUMBER 100.

placed on the lamps at the corner Of the streets on
the plan of Mr.. J. Hara, provided that the same
does mot cost more than thirty cents each.
Adopted and sent TO the upper board for concur
renos.
Mr.. Flood offered resolution requiring parties
having carts eng aged BY the city TO make am
cart belongs to them; also providing that no
person shall have two carts engaged BY the city;
the object being TO prevent monopolies by rich
men, some OF when are worth ten thousand oo'.
lars.n Referred 10 the committee on streets and
landings.
In view Of the protracted illness of Mr.. John
Gauche, chairman Of the finance committee. Presi.
ssa hspp ep hs csn attend to h dass rns
matter was thereafter reconsidered on the sug-
Restion of Mr.. Dunn, who remsrked that the ap-
pointment OF new member over old ones might
create i'll feeling; and the committee allowed to
make their own suggestion.
The board then adjourned until Saturday next
at o'clock. ~ .-t
FIRST DISTRICT CouBr-Judge Ho,re- March
24-Edwsrd Desfourges alias Fauses, was found
guilty of assault and battery on Rose Waldo.
Joseph Martin pleaded guilty TO charge Of
stealing three chickens and two shirts from Ray
M nd Gazes. and was remanded for sentence.
On motion Of the district attorney, the prosecu-
ton against Andrew Maxwell. alias Anti. for an
alleged attempt TO commit rape on the person Of
Mrs. Frances Hoffman, residing on Tchoupitonlas
street. between Felicity and st. Mary steeets,
dismissed.
In the case Of James Reed charged with assault
and battery on Andrew Mcdonald, noe prosequi
was entered; also In the case Of J. J. Kelly, 40
cused Of assault and battery on Patrick Keenan,
f. NJ. Rodgers, Informed against for assault and
battery on Etienne Dupart, colored, and John
Rohr, charged with the larceny Of valuable tar
paulin, the property Of William Harris.
Lizzie Sanders, colored. was tried for the lar
ceny Of q gold watch. from the room OF Mrs.
Margaret c. Dubois, residing at No. 3S2 C2ronde-
let street. and was acquitted.
tion charging her with stealing pair Of diamond
earrings, valued at $3.50, The property Of Nile
Antoinette Legrand Of the French Opera.
motion was made, to day, for new trial in
t, d. houer his cousin. girl but eight years old
at the time the ohense was committed.
sixth DurRrcr Cousr-Joubert Us. the Con-
rent Of he Sacred Heart : The public have
already been informed that B. F.. Jonbert q
colored member OF the Board Of Assistant Alder
men, has sued the Convent Of the Sacred Heart,
as an institution Incorporated under the laws Of
the State, for ten thousand dollars damages. The
suit has been entered BY Mr. A. P. Field, as coun-
| sci for Joubert. The compliant is, that Joubert
placed his daughter, Cecile. girl about fifteen,
! as pupil in school. No.96 Dumane street. the
superior Of which Is Mrs. Boitelle, and which i
| branch Of the Convent Of the sacred Heart; that
| lie paid In advance for months tuition: that
| after being there some time she was PEELED from
ne scnooi fiainun claims tnst tnere was :
his daughters character may be prejudced By
| ser expulsion, aEd il is upon these grounds that
/ { e damsges are laid. s
Mr.: a. hopert, - counsel LOT Madame ,tenes
has filed an exception, praying for the dismissal
4 Of the suit. The Convent of the Sacred Heart b
located IN tne psnsn o1 %. James, and II
| Pleaqeo tnst maosme boitei,es scaooi rs NOT 10
sne egai sense OF tne woro, a ! pr&nch. OF tne
convent, put 10 . prlvate academy. Wnica is ,
orsnch OF tne Convent ~ religious sense. be-
tause coltloleu ana aomnis'eteo py rengious
persons OF sne same order as mat OF tne corpo-
rauon o. tne sacred Heart
I we learn, from tri'a'e sources, tne iohoWmg
facts IL was not known TO the ladies' 10 charge OF
I me school that Alderman Jouoerts daughter was
coIored until the parents Of the other pupils IN
we scnooi complained, ana declared tne'r inten-
,ion o. "nnorawlng their cnhoren u s1e was AZ
loved 20 remain. note was tnen, addressed 20
AiveInsn Sosuerts Iequessns nIm 70 can ~ tne
scnoo'. ne uio 20, ana was informed tnst uuaef
the regulations o. the estao,shment, ms daughter
"cnio nave 10 dlsconunue ner attendance, as the
school was fcr white children only, and ne was re-
ninoeo snat ,ne girl exclus'on snouio % :
CAUSE oi mortincaton' 10 e.tner nimseh OF ner. ne
was lne cause o. u himseI' IA c4ncesiing rom
ns sSpei9a TOT snG teachers a ~ .nta NV, nsr D.ood vas
mixeo. Inc balance Que Ior tne unexpired part
OF ine month was returned to Alderman Jouoert
ana wa sccep'eu Dy nim' Inc anah occurred u
January iast'
fine az mnossa hy RscorSer NsSiIIs vs.,srssy rsy
; a. ,Posse ~ 20 ~ Ts =. ~
case Is the ordinance forbiddng the accumulation.
py any one, ei manure straw, or any matter OF
nny kna wnicn may De onenslve 20 tne smell o.
,nJuiiVus en 70 lns neai'h. Inc party "ho paio sno
nne, ne foo, was =. turner, c9ioreu, nslng AZ NO.
sos az IT,, s.sr a,a,t as saher was ALSO ~
feigned on tne amdavit OF A. cQaiomet. who also
makes tne former charge, OF threatening 10 set
nie 10 her residence. Inis case was nxed Tor the
ztun instant; ana mrs. Turner aamtlea 20 psh IN
ue sum OF sou, 10 answer for her appearance
ORDERLY honse On 81 Thomas street sst -''f-s '''
william Richardson was fined $40 fer furious
driving and cruelty to his horse. deserved
pepaiy
the premises Of Mr.. Jos. REYNOLDS and brestins
| bis marble monupents. was fined $40.