New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-09

TUTTVTFTTTT-
Board, was referred to the Committee on Finance
resolution aathora9a e y Attorney e esaes iadg
| Fifth District Court Of New 0rleanH.
4 On motion, the Board went into secret session.
The following nominations, made by the Honorable
b. Witt, Recorder Of the Second District, we're
approved
Alphonse Riee second Clerk Of the Recorder Second Dis
Tie following nominations made blythe Honorable
H. NJ Summers, Recorder OF the First District, were
William Enmerson, Chief Clerk Of the Recorder, FIRST Dir
James NJ cosey, Adsv CLERK Of the Recorder First Dis
Alter which the doors we're opened, and the Board
adjourned to the chamber of the Assistant Board.
JOINT SESSION.
The rolls being called the following members
answered TO their names, to-wt:
Aldermen-Hon. j. @. Nixon, President; Messrs.
Conway, DeLabarre, Forstall HARRISON, Howell,
Landry Vennard and Wiltz-9.
Assistant Aldermen-Hon. @. H, Waldo, Presi
dent; Messrs. Beebe, Benitt Dolhonde, Huyghe,
Kearny, Leefe Magioni, Massicot, Moreno, Monroe,
Phelps, Ranney, White and Whitney-l5.
On notion the Common Council proceeded to the
election of City Treasurer.
Mr.. Adam Giflen was nominated, and there being
no other nomination, on motion, he was declared
unanimously elected.
For City Attorney, Messrs. ], j. Michel and A. g.
Semmes, were nominated.
MFR. Michel received the votes Of MessFs. Nixon,
Conway, DeLabarre, HARRISON, Howell, Landry, Ven
nard, Witt, Waldo, Beebe, DOhonde, Hnyghe,
Kearny, Leee, Magioni, Monroe, Phelps, Ranuey and
Whituey-19.
Mr., Semmes received the votes OF Messrs. FoFstal,
Benit Massicot, Moreno and Whites.
Mi. Michel having received the requisite majority,
was declared duly elected City Attorney.
For Assistant City Attorney, Mr.. w. 0. Denegre
was nominated, aud there being other nomination.
on motion, he was declared unanimously elected.
For City Surveyor, Mr.. Il. H. Pile was nominated,
and there being no other nomination, on motion, he
was declared unanimously elected.
For Wharfnger Of the First and Fourth District
Mr. Thos. Clarke was nominated, and there being
other nomination, on motion, he was declared uuani
mously elected.
For Assistant Wharingcr Of the First District, Mr.
Il. Mitchell was nominated and there being no other
nomination, on motion, be was declared unanimously
elected.
For Wharfnger Of the Second and Third Districts,
Mr.. John Slemmer was nominated, and there being
no other nomination, on motion, he was declared
unanimously elected.
For Assistant Wharinger of the Second District,
Mr. y. Dupre was nominated, and there being no
other nomination, on motion, he was declared unani-
mously elected
For Assistant Wharfnger Of the Third District. @.
N. Coignard was nominated and there being other
nomination, on motion, he was declared unanimously
elected.
For Assistant Wharfinger Of the Fourth District,
Messrs, III. D. Keene and s.. Vaught were nominated.
Mr.. Keene received the votes Of Messrs. Nixon,
Conway DeLabarre, Harrison, Howell, Landry, Ven
nard Witt, Waldo, Beebe, Dohonde, Hnyghe,
Kearny, Leete, Magioni, Monroe, Phelps Ranney and
Whituey--l9.
MI. yaught received the votes of Messrs, Forstal,
BENT, Masscotr Moreno and Whites.
Mr. Keene having received the requisite majority,
was declared duly elected.
For City Physician for the First and Fourth Dis
trics, Drs. r. NJ. Graham aud A. Hart were nomi-
mated
Dr. Graham received the votes of Nessrs. Nixon,
Conway DeLabarre, Harrison, Howell, Landry,
Yennard, Witt, Waldo, Beebe, BENT, Dolhonde
Hnyghe, Kearny, Leefe, Magioni Phelps, Ranney
White and Whitney-20.
Dr. Hart received the votes of messfs. Fofstall
Masscot and Moreno-3.
Mr.. Monroe voted blank
DR.. Graham having received the requisite majority,
was declared duly elected.
For City Physician for the Second and Third Dis
tEicts, Dr. G. Delery was nominated and there being
no other nomination, he was, on motion, declared
unanimously elected.
For Keeper of the Court House, Mr.. j. E. BouIigny
was nominated, and there being no other nomination,
he was on motion, declared unanimously elected.
For Keeper of the Powder Magazine Mr. s. Horne
was nominated and there being other nomination,
he was. on motion, declared unanimously elected.
FOR Porter Of the City Hall, Messrs. w. W. Randall
and VIM. r. Miller were nominated.
Mr.. Randall received the votes of Hessrs. Nixon
Conway, DeLabarre, Forstall, HarrissOn Howell
Landry, Vennard Witt, Waldo Beebe, Dolhonde,
Huyghe, Kearny. Leefe, Magioni, Massicot, Moreno,
Monroe, Phelps, Ranney, White and Whitney-23
Mr.. Miller received the vote Of Mr. Benit-l.
For City Auctioneer, Messrs. N. Yfgnie and G.
Forsta were nominated.
Mr. Yiguie received the votes Of Messrs. Nixon,
Conway, DeLAbarfe, HARRISON, Howell, Landry, Ven
nard, Witt, Waldo, Beebe, Benit Dolhonde, Huyghe
Kearny, Leefe, Magi0ni, Massieot Moreno, Monroe
Phelps, Ranney, White aud Whitney-23,
Mr. O. Forstall received the vote of Mr.. Forstall-I
For City Notary, 6ir D. Bouny was nominated and
there being no other nominations he was on motion,
declared unanimously elected.
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the
election of the official journal the New Orleans Daily
Crescent and Daily True Delta were nominated.
The New Orleans Daily Crescent received the votes
Of Messrs. DeLabare Harrison, Howell, Landry
Vennard, Witt, Waldo, Beebe, Dolhonde, Huyghe
Kearny, Leele, Magion, Monroe, Phelps, Ranney and
The Daily True Delta received the votes Of Messrs
Forstall, BENT, Masslcot, Moreno and White-5.
Mfr. Nixon was, on motion, excused from voting.
Mr.. Conway voted blank.
The New Orleans Daily Crescent having received
the requisite majority was declared duly elected the
official Journal
For School Directors of the First District, Mr..
kearny offered tue following Names and there being
no other nominations, they were, on motion, declared
elected.
DR.. W. B. Lindsay, Joseph Andrews,
VIM. z. Campbell, u. f. Schmidt,
j. S. Clark, Geo. Palfrey,
H. Gillingham, q. Solomon,
j. NJ. Demarest, Jas. Edwards,
r. NJ. Ilusher, Chas. A. Farwell,
d. +. Mitchell, A. j. Wright
j. g, P0iadexter, Fl. f. L. Goodrich,
j. NJ. Reed, Z. X. Wharton,
A. II, May, w. Cornelius.
Jules A. Blanc,
For School Directors Of the Second District, the
Common Council proceeded to vote by lists.
Mr, Harrison offered the following as list MOL,
L, f. Maxent, f. LeVasseur,
F. ". Duplesss, G. Morel,
Paul Boudousq0ie, Paul e. Theard,
Armand Dupre, T. A. Lumsden,
L.Gharvet, Isaac Keene,
p. @. Peyroux, Jules Cassard.
Mr. Forstall Offered the following as list No. 2.
Paul q. Theard, A. schrieber,
p. o. PeyrouX, w. P. Vincent,
+. Levasseur, Louis Maxent,
Paul Boudousquie, Il. Charvet,
Isaac Keene, Jas Keynes,
p. A. Lumsden Jules Cassard.
List No received theyotes Of Messrs. Nixon, Con
way, DeLabaTe Harrison, Howell, Landry, Ven
lard, Witt, Waldo, Beebe, Dolhonde, Huyghe, |
Kearny, Leete, Magioni, Monroe, Phelps, Ranney
md Whitney-l9.
List No received the votes of Messra Forstall,
BENT, Massicot, Moreno and White-5.
The gentlemen on list No. |, having received the
,e0nisitp majority fplnrad dnlV elpctnd