New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

The meeting otthis club Is on every Monday
A a. a. -
UNION NORMAL EcHooL.-Thls institution
islecated on the cornsr of Camp and Race.
The property was donsted to Ames
Methodist Episcopal Church of this city, by
the Frsedmen's Barsau, and the teachers are
supported by the Freedmen's Aid Society Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. No dn-
tinction as to srace, color OF previous con
dition", is made in the school. Yesterday
We had the pleasure Of attending the closing
exercises OF the third term, and we're highly
gratiaed to learn Of the growth of the school
since its opening. and to witness the results
Of its Arst years. work. Is indicated BY the
days exercises. 1t opened November ],
1869. with but four students. and during the
term just closed three teachers were en-
ployed up to within. few days, and the at.
tendance has been sixty eight. a .r.~..sr
The principal, Miss 3. A. Colt, has for
sometime been engaged in teaching in the
South, and II = lady of culture and excel.
lent ability AZ . teacher. Her first assist.
ant, Miss Marlborough conducted her
classes very creditably, both TO herself and
them. p 60 s4ass - ~ - s'.'AsS
The forenoon VA given, to examinations
and all the classes did well. O We were
specially pleased With the advanced class in
arithmetic and the class in geography.
Notwithstanding the rain, several visitors
were present. The literary exercises
began 1t one O'Clock and continued until
three. The singins By the school wss ex.
oellsnt. The, compositions, dialogues and
reoitatiops were all creditabls and svinced
good dEill and study. .,i-i-- -laf .
The principals room. in which the exsr.
cises were held. wss handsomely festooned
with evergreens, intersperssd with boqueta
Several Of the visitors present, in short ad.
dresses, expressed their qualification IN the
success of the school. It is hoped that by
next year the attendance upon the school
can be much increased.
Our State is sadly in need of we'll trained
and qualified teachers, and as this school is
established with . view to help to meet this
demand, We wish it great success. 6 49,
THEY HAVE LICENSES. Cambiss,
river police, reports that all the men who
peddle fruit in skiffs, hold regular licenses.
from contractor Hernandez. which win ex-
pire ON the first of July The Sergeant
makes this report IN response to complaint
made that these men are selling triaet with
out license. Z b1g zLda1ll..lg s1o1s1l
BEFORE RECORDER WEBER.-Mr. II. @.
Brown, charged BY John Theode with es-
.sault and battery with intent to kill, waived
examination, and asked to have the case
referred at once to the District Court The
evidence Of the prosecuting witnesses being
taken,the case wss referred, bail $780,
Mary Brown. charged by Sarah Brown
with abuse and threats of personal violence,
furnished bonds in $3.50 to keep the peace
for SIX months. - c. ss-.a =. ..s~
, Charles Brown. charged with fighting and
dfsturbing the peace, deposited five dollars
for his fun, and Robert Nicholas, who took
a, hand in the amusement Of head breaking
with Charley, also deposited aV.
4 Lawrence Quinn, charged with assault
and battery, escaped the penalty Of the
law by the. n-appearaoce Of the prose-
cstor..
!, Jsm6s Doran. charged with assault and
battery, was remanded to the Parish Prison
in default OF $3.50 bail for his examination,
Fran ois Dubiene, charged by Officer
Louis 'Bsckers with bringing meat into the
market by false pretense, and Offering to
dispose of the same, was discharged, Is the
court knew Of no law governing such 1
charge. g iot 80 ao''l-
Jean Cazeau, smother butcher in Maya
zine Market, charged by the same officer
with like ofense, was disposed of the
same wsy. ae1 sl-s g. a-1E
A. Jehlen, ". Raymond, John NJ. LeCaze
p. Francois. J. N. Sale and Michel Petz
butchers in the Magazine Market, charged
by officer Louis Bsckers with disturbing the
peace and resisting him in the discharge @
his duty, by taking meat into the market II
violation of an injunction Of the Honorable
the Eighth District Court, were up for exam
ination, and the evidence of the prosecuting
WItucUooo AoIIluS W pIVvo sAos OAOoSA "
the peace was committed, or that they were
resisted to the extent that would make thu
butchers amenable, there being no physica
force used, and the officers having stood BY
looking on while the meat was being taken
in, the butchers were discharged. The Court
stating at the same time that if there was a
contempt committed against the Eighth
District Court, that court was the only au-
thority having the right to pueish it; that
Recorders have no right, and he could not
be used, to punish contempts Of orders O
any court. but that the papers would be sent
up to the Eighth District Court for what
action 1t might see proper to take.
FALSE T.-Patrolman Casey,
first precinct, was yesterday tried in the
Criminal Court for falsely arresting and i'm
prisoning citizen Thomas Duffy, lately q
member of the police force. The evidence
of an officer convicted Casey, but the jury,
for good reasons, recommended accused to
rnarcv Another charge in DendinQ against