New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-03

BRF0RE RECORDER BKcKRR.-Sallie Dee
was placed at the prisoners bar for naYin
been dead drunk. Sallie was not forrnerl
SO low. once on a time she taught sehoo
In this city, was one of the most uprigh
and best. beloved of herealling, buta ten. pte
has carried her to an abandoned life. ST.
was discharged.
Monkey Pat, alias Pat REILLY, is at his oil,
tricks. He Is now accused of stealing sixt'
dollars worth of copper from warehouse
corner Of Race and IchoupitouIas streets.
Henry and Anthony Dover are in prison
on the charge OF having received the stolel
copper.
Larry Williams is a lively moke. oarrvins
concealed weapons, assault and battery, q &C
larceny, being portion of the business lait
1t his door.
Adrian Bicon, CHARGED with attempting t.
fight duel, will have hearing on the ak
tenth instant.
Messrs. O. c. Morgan and P. B. S. Pinch
back, who are accused of disturbing the
Ieace and violating city ordinance, will
| have an examination on the seventh in
! slant. Bonds $1,000 each
RECORDER GAsTrNEL's CoURT.-His Homo
having resumed his seat, after little rus
tication, did not hesitate to send Charlie:
Blagle before the Criminal Court for having
stolen trunk of clothing; Mary Auruste
Nelson for pilfering pantaloons and shirts:
William johnson for priggipg one big dol
lar, and Henry Williams for stealing six
meerschaum pipes from Schmidt. koval
street. The woman wished to wear the pan
falcons and shirts, and the Williams was de.
slrous OF smoking much and furnishing his
numerous friends with q superior pipe.
mary Car got on bad track when she
turned toward the Parish Prison for getting
up too much steam. She has the privilege
OF paying a fine of SIS. She has only lust
returned from pleasure trip to q big hotel
in Baton Rouge, where her detention was
forcible. Mary is a shop-lifter of the slv
pattern, and as to her morals generally. sL q
attends to one pious branc6-constantl
watching and preying.
CRIMINAL CoURT.--A motion was filed for
a new trial for Isaac Williams, convicted of
the murder of Randolph Foote The molten
is made on the grounds that the verdict was
contrary to law and evidence: that Jurors
gave assent to the verdict under a flisap.
prehenslon OF the penalty, they desiring 70
ind verdict OF manslaughter.
John Williams was found guilty of seal.
ing pistol. When the verdict was rel dered
he signided his willingness to leceif & sem
tence Immediately, Judge Abef yraftfed
him with two years at hard labor n the
Penitentiary. Williams is a hari case. and
from his own mouth came sufficient evil
dence to convict hi4.
The Grand Jury returned true bills in the
following cases:
Against James 8lcgiurs for the murder of
James Jones; William EeEderson or Ander.
son, manslaughter. killing William
Henry Holson: William F. Duncan, assault
and battery on Eugene McCarty: Eugene
McCarty, assault ala battery on Isabelle
TwdweIl.
-, BEFORE CNIrEp STATES COMMISSIONER
v ARRES.-A. ScA0fefd, boatsWain of the
ship Victory, was by affidavit of Daniel
OBrien chargeg with assault and battery
upon atliant, Striking him on the head with
Z beiaylng pln so Violently that his dome of
-aoaght STU Vows significant proofs of the
JoatsWaln 8 strength Of arm. A warrant
was issued Tor Schoaeld'5 arrest, but so far
ne has eluded Justice.
William Smith, seaman on board the
same vessel, was charged by Lewis Pierre
with the o'fense Of broaching cargo. Smith
was arrested and put under bonds Tor exam
hauon. H8R
BoARH oFSCHooZ DlREoroRs.-The Com.
littee On Teachers made the following re-
loll cqncernlns vacancies and the manner
II lilliFg them.
Proisssorship of natural sciences in the
JtntrAl High School by resignation of Dr..
1ePkhns, who has been elected surgeon
Wy Professor OF chemistry in the Louisiana
'tsth Seminary.
f,niessorshlp of commercial science,
~ wing, and bookkeeping, by resignation
u MF. Huger.
Principalship of the Girls High School,
first and Fourth Districts, by resignation
1f Miss T. Pearson.
Prlncpalship of Boys Department, Mag
4olia School, by resignation OF Mr.. CrisWell.
aViv, far7 I1s,t Of
Public Schools.
Principaship ofS Sixth street, colored school
BY resignation of Miss wilkins.
Principalship of Dryades street colored
school girls department, by resignation Of
Miss Lumsden.
Primary division Of Fisk school, By reslg,
1atlon of Miss YancOurt.
Primary division Of Robertson school,
By death of Miss McQuaid.
Primary division Of Live Oak school. BIZ
of Miss Armstead.
The Committee recommended the follow
ing:
DR.. NJ, T, Bell to fill position of professor
of natural sciences.
DR.. H. G. Ruby, temporary professor of
commercial science, drawing, and book
keeping.
Miss Kate Shaw, principal Of the First and
Fourth Districts High Schools.
Miss b, c. Wingate promoted to vacancy
occasioned BY Transfer of Miss Shaw.
Mr.. s. NJ G. Mount, principal OF jackson
high School.
Miss MARY ". Cream, first assistant in
Jefferson School.
Hiss NJ. J. o'Neill to a vacancy in the Fisk
school.
Miss Giroux to ill the vacancy occasioned
By the death of Miss McQuaid.
Miss Boron in place OF Miss GrOuX.
Miss G. Cooper in place of Miss Boron.
Mr.. J. 7. Sawyer, Principal OF Magnolia
School.
Miss F. Stewart to the vacancy in Live
Oak School.
Miss Palmer, principal of Sixth street
3olored school,
Mr., VIM. T. Houston, principal of Dryales
Miss Dora k. Miller. principal of Dryades
street giris' school.
Miss McEnery to i'll vacancy occasioned
By transfer Of Miss Miller.
During the mouth of August Mrs. Mary
Buell., porteress of Gravier street school,
u tde charges against Mr. J. H. Collins
for having swindled her out of g
portion Of her wages. The charges were
ully substantiated, approved by Bureau
otficers and General Buchanan. Collins was
dismissed from bis position.
Miss NJ. V. Mccarthy and Mr.. Hote are to
axe charge of the Gravier street colored
chool, in place of Collins. The action of
he committee was approved and adopted.
Hereafter applicants for positions as
eaehers in the schools, who hold diplomas |
rom Incorporated institutions, will not be |
compelled TO undergo any examination as to |
qualifications.
This report would be incomplete without |
he last paragraph Of the report of the Com.
nittee on Teachers:
Your committee can not close this re-
'ort without expressing the hope that our |
resent highly successful system Of public |
chools may not be broken up by unwise |
egislation. 1t is a system that is giving |
abstraction to all our citizens, without re. |
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