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

On motion, the Common Council proceeded to the
election Of d City Treasurer.
Mr.. Adam Gifen was nominated, and there being
no other nomination, On motion, he was declared
1 unanimously elected.
For City Attorney, Messrs. j. J. Michel and A. G.
Semmes were nominated.
Mr. Michel received the votes 81 Messrs. Nixon
ConWay, DeLaharre Harrison, Howell, Landry. Ven
nard, Witt, Waldo, Beebe, Dolhonde, Huyghe
Kearny, Leefe, Magioni, Monroe, Phelps Ranuey and
Whitney-I9.
Mr. semnes received the votes Of Messrs. FoFatall
BENT, 1assicot, Moreno and Whites.
Mr. Michel, having received the requisite majority
was declared duly elected City Attorney.
For Assistant City Attorney, Ar. W. O, DeuegFt
was nominated, and their being other nomination
on motion, he was declared unanimously elected.
For City Surveyor, Mr. Louis H. Pulie was norni
mated and there being other nomination, on motion
he was declared unanimously elected.
For Wharfinger Of the First and Fourth Districts
Mr. Thos. Clark was nominated, and there being nc
mously elected.
For Assistant Wharfnger Of the First District
Mir. Henry Mitchell was nominated, and there being
no other nomination, on motion, he was declared
unanimously elected.
For Whaffnger Of the Second and Third Districts
Mr.. John sIemmer was nominated and there being
no other nomination, on motion, he was declared
unanimously elected.
For Assistant Wharfinger Of the Second District
Mr. e. Dupre was nominated, and there being no
other nomination, on motion, he declared unani
moasIy elected
For Assistant Wharfnger Of the Third District, @
NJ Coignard was nominated and there being no other
nomination. on motion, he was declared unanimously
elected.
For Assistant Wharfinger of the Fourth District
Messrs. Fl. ID. Keene and u. Vaugft were nominated.
Mr. Keene received the votes Of Messrs. Nixon Con.
way, 3el4abarTe, HARRISON Howell, Landry, Ven
nard. Witt, Waldo, Beebe, Dolhonde. Huyghe,
kearny, Leefe Magioni, Monroe, Phelps, Ranney and
Wbitney-l9.
Mr.. Vaught received the votes Of Messrs ForstaII,
BENT, Masscot, Moreno and Whites.
Mr.. KeeHe, having received the requisite majority,
was declared duly elected.
For City Physician OF the First and Fourth Dis.
tricts, Drs. r. NJ. Graham and A. Hart were nomi-
mated.
Dr.. Graham received the votes Of Messrs Nixon.
Conway, DeLabaTe, Harrison, Howell Landry,
Vennard, Wilt, Waldo, Beebe, BeHit Dolhonde,
Huyghe, Kearny, Leefei Magioni Phelps, Ranney,
White and Whitney--20.
DIR. Hart received the votes Of Messrs Forstall
Massieot 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.
tricts, DIR. @. Delery nominated, and there being
no other nomination, ON motion, he was declared
unanimously elected.
For Keeper Of the Court House, Mr. J. E. Bouiigny
Yves nominated, and there being no other nomina-
ton, motion, he was declared unanimously elected
For Keeper of the Powder Magazine, Mr. S. Horne
was nominated, and there being no other nonina-
ton, on motion, he was declared unanimously
elected.
For Porter Of The City Hall, Messra. w. w. Ran
dali and VIM. r. Miller were nominated.
Mr.. Randall received the votes OF Messrs. Nixon,
Conway. BeI1abarre, Forstall, Harrison, Howell
Landry, Vennard, Witt, Waldo, Beebe, Dohonde
Hayghe, Kearny, Leefe, Magioni Massicot Moreno
Monroe. Phelps, Ranney, White and Whitney-28.
Mr.. Miller received the vote of Mr.. Benit-l.
For City Auctioneer, Messrs. N. Vignie and G.
Forstall were nominated.
bir. Yignie received the votes of Messrs Nixon
Conway. DeIabarre, HARRISON, Howell, Landry,
Vennard Witt, Waldo, Beebe, BENT, Dolhonde,
Huyghe, Kearny, Leefe, Magioni. Massicot, Moreno,
Monroe Phelps, Ranney, White and Whitney-23.
Mr.. G. FofStall received the vote of Mr. FOrsall-l
and there being no other nomination, he was, on
ton, declared unanimously elected.
On notion the Common Council proceeded to the
election of the official journal; the New Orleans
Daily Crescent and Daily True Delta were nomi-
mated.
The New Orleans Daily Crescent received the votes
of Messrs DeLabarTe, Harrison, Howell, Landry,
Yennard, Witt, Waldo, Beebe, Dolhonde, Hnyghe,
Kearny, Leese, -hagioni, Monroe, Phelps, Ranney
and y hitney--l7.
The Daily True Delta received the votes Of Messrs.
Forstall, BENT, Massicot, Moreno and Whites.
Mr.. Nixon was, on notion 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, MIR.
Kearny offered the following names and there being
no other nominations they were, motion, declared
unanimously elected
DR.. w. B. Lindsay, Joseph Andrews,
VIM. P. Campbell, Z. F. Schmidt,
J. S. Clark, George PalfreY,
I'll Gillingham, g. Shannon,
j. NJ. DemaFest, James Edwards,
R. NJ. Lusher Charles A. Farwell,
D. F. Mitchell, A. j, Wright,
j. g. PondeNter, Henry L. Goodrich,
j. M. Reed, n, K. Wharton,
A, H. MAY, w. Cornelius.
Jules d. Blanc,
For School Directors Of ths Second District the
Common Council proceeded to vote by lists.
Mr., HARRISON offered the following as list No. l
l.. F. MaXent, F. Leyassenr,
F. o. Duplessis, @. M0rei,
Paul Boudousquie, Paul 3. Fheard,
Armand Dupre, #. A. LuIsden,
L. ChaFyet Isaac Keene,
P. @. Peyroux, Jules CassaTd.
Mr. Forstall offered the following as List No.:
Paul e. Theard A. Schneider,
p. O. Peyroux, W,P. Vincent,
+. LeEasseur, Louis haxent,
Paul B0udousqae, l.. Gharvet,
Isaac Keene, Jos. Keynes,
i. a, Lumsden, Jules Cassard.
List No. / received the votes of Messrs Nixon
Conway, DeLabarre HARRISON, Howell Landry, Ven
nard, Wilt, Waldo, Beebe, DOlhonde, Huyghe, Kear
ny, Leete, Magioni, Monroe, Phelps, Ranney and
Whitney-l9,
List No2 received the votes of Messrs. Forstall
BENT, Massicot, Moreno and Whites.
The gentlemen on List No. having received the
requisite majority were duly elected School Directors
of the Second District.
For School Directors OF the Third District Mr. Har-
risson offered the following as List No. l.:
Louis Duvigneaud, w, q. Wheeright,
S. Masperean, Jno. ?. Barnett,
Geo. Clarke, Jules Bernludez
Francis ScheXnaidre, Jno. Mclean,
VIM Piles, j. B. Tunnel,
Chas A. FaSsy R0ht Wynne.
Mr.. Forsta offered the following as list No. q:
Felix j. Forstal, - Reggie,
DR.. Gabrielle, S. Audler,
]. B. Dohonde, J.P. Warner,
Robt. Wynne, John Newman,
Emile DeBuys, l.. Phillips,
j. e. Michel, Theo. Lanaux.
List No. l received the votes of Messrs. Nixon,
Vennard, Wilt, Waldo, Beebe, Dolhonde, HHyghe,
kearny, Leefe, Magioni, Monroe, Phelps, Ranney
and Whitney--19.
List No. received the votes of Messrs. FOrstall,
BENT, Massicot Moreno and Whites.
The gentlemen on list No. having received the
requisite majority, declared duly elected School
Directors of the Third District.
For School Directors Of the Fourth District, Mr..
HARRISON offered the following names, and there
being no other nominations, they were, on motion,
declared unanimously elected:
w. S. Mount, Leonard Fash,
Jao. G, McLearn, @. 7. Buddecke,
7. A. james, J. N. Phillips
w. S. Brown, A. T. Piekeral,
VIM. Cooper, James Brewer.
S. Sugonron
For Commissioner of the House of Refuge, Mr.
Harrison offered the following names, and there
being no other nominations, they were, on motion,