New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-12
COMMON COUNCIL.

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. - This Board
met last evening pursuant to adjournment, Mr.
Blackwell in the chair.
A communication from the Mayor announced the
death of Recorder j. L. Fabre, and suggested an
election to fill the vacancy.
The Treasurer reported balance on hand OF
Sl4B $50 Al. Referred to Finance Committee.
The Surveyor made a report, which was referred
to the Committee on Streets and Landings.
The Board of Aldermen announced concurrence
in sundry resolutions, and-invited concurrence in
others.
moving bridge from the property of Mr.. Pitcher,
Fourth ps.st w wsassGted n the other Boara
whereupoT this Board perssa 'iee 7" eoni'lis'es
Oh conaelnce was appoibermissien to remove the
sgasoh Efantlng gourer Office concurred in.
s.1aagne ra1Ie.ig OF the fling St Andrew street, and
anber f ; ,gf ui' notice of intention to open
\ straats IL 4 III Third District, also concur
led IN ras ~ 9oution to raise the cutters in Bien
vile street, aa5nns as ,ele'i GU w 'ne ooiin''e0 va
petitio5hs were then read and referred.
phe y report Of j. J. Michel, City Attorney, was
.efarSred to the Committee on Finance.
ns2uarterly reports OF Superintendents of Schools
.t&ere referred 10 the Committee on Education.
A resolution for abolshing the evening firing of
cannon and substituting therefor specified ringing
of tile bells by the Alarm Telegraph, was adopted.
A resolution for obtaining new nuisance boat
for the First District referred to the Committee
on Streets and Landings.
ment in the resolution taking thousand shares In
the Lafayette Water Works Company, q progiso
that the insurance Companies take a like amount.
Mr.. Magioni offered further amendment to the
resolution extending its benefits to the Third Dis.
trict On motion, the amendment and original
resolution were referred to the Finance Commit
tee.
The Board Of Aldermen entered, MIR. Nixon pre-
siding and the Council went into joint session for
the election of city officers.
TIE rules being waived for election by acclama-
ton, when but one person should be nominated,
the following elections by aecamatlon were made
Mr. Adam Giien, Treasurer; Mr. u. H. Pile, City
Surveyor: Mr.. j. j. Michel, City Attorney; w. y.
Denegre Assistant City Attorney; The Crescent,
CITY journal: Col. J. B. Walton, City Auotioneer
G. i. Fortier, City Notary; Lea E. Bakeweil, AS
sistant Recorder First District j. FremauX ASSIST
ant Recorder, Second District; j. Magloni, Assist,
| ant Recorder Third District: l.. Moreau, Assistant
| Recorder, Fourth District. Thos. A. CLARK, WhaT-
| finger First and Fourth Districts; John Il. Creed,
| Assistant Wharfnger, First District; Frank An
drews, Assistant Wharinger, Fourth District; Jno
Slemmer, Wbarfnger, Second and Third Districts
| E. Dupre, Assistant Wharfnger, Second District
| G. l.. Poignard Assistant Wharfnger Third Dis
trict DR.. Berthelot, City Physician, First anc
Fourth Districts; DR.. Delery, City Physician, Sec
ond and Third Districts.
School Commissioners of First Dstriet.-Messrs
/ Lindsey, Lisher, Andrews, Bradford, Campbell
/ Edwards, Fish, Florence, Greenwood, Armistead
Morgan, Mcconnell, Mitchell, Solomon, Shields
Skipwith, Waldo, Folger, Race, Wharton ant
| Shaekeford.
! School Commissioners. Second District-Messrs
| HYDE Beach, Maupay, Frobus, Gassard, Dubuc