New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-17

Hodgkips, Leefe, s.scshnaydre and Shepherd o
voted for Mr.. Fl. ,nry Bier. y =
Messrs. pe!Iaharre, Forstall, Dupr6, HAIL. Leefe
anu Alaglohie, G., voted for Mr.. James p. Freret.
Messrs. N. r, Jennings and George Clark having
received majority of the votes, were declared
duly elected Directors to represent the city in said
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Rail
road Company.
None of the other candidates having received q
| majority of the votes, on motion, the Common
Council proceeded in the election, when
Messrs. Nixon, Cox, Whitney, Beggs, Davis Hall
Hodgkins, Kingsland and Toledano g. voted for
Mr. II. II. Stanley.
Messrs. DeLabarre, Forstan, Witt, Dupre,
Fr6maux, Magioni Seicshnaydre and Shepherd, S.
voted for Mr.. James P Freret
| Messrs. Harrison, Moreau and Patterson, g.
voted for Mr.. Thomas Murray.
Messrs. Beebe and Leefe, :, voted for Mr. Henry
| Bier.
There being no election, the Common Council
proceeded to another vote, (Mr. Leofe withdrew
| the name of Mr.. Henry Ber) when
Messrs. Nixon, Cox, DeLabarre, Harrison, Whit
ney, Beggs, Davis, Hall, Hodgkins, Kingsland and
Toledano, II, voted for NJ II. Fl. Stanley.
Messrs. Forstal, Moreau, Wilt Duprt, FrGmaux,
| Leefe, Magion, Patterson, Seicshnaydre and
Shepherd, 10, voted for Mr.. James F. Freret
MIR. Beebe voted for Mr.. NIcGill.
| There being no election, the Common Council
| proceeded to another vote, when
Messrs. Nixon, Cox, Whitney, Beebe, Beggs,
Davis, Hnll, Hodgkins, Kingsland, Leefe, Patterson
and Toledano, II, voted for Mr.. H. e. Stanley
hleSSfS. DeLHDaTfe, FOfSlail, GarrlSS0n, M0reau.
| Witt, Duprt, FrGmaux Magioni, Seicshnaydre and
Shepherd, 10, voted 70 Mr.. James P. Freret.
| Mr.. Fl. FL. Stanley having received majority of
the votes, was declared duly elected Director to
| represent the city in said New Orleans, Jackson
and Great Northern Railroad Company.
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to
the election of three Directors to represent the
city in the New Orleans, Opelousas and Great
Western Railroad Company.
| Mr.. Beggs nominated Mr.. J. r. Conway.
| Mr.. Witt nominated Messrs. L. Il. Nee, G. De-
| FERRET, and G. w. Squires.
| There being no further nominations, the Com
| mon Council proceeded to the election when
| Messrs. DeLabarre, Forstall, HARRISON Moreau,
| Whitney, Wilt, DuprG, FrGmaux, Hall, Hodgkius,
Leefe, MaGioni, Patterson and Seischnaydre, IA,
voted for Mr.. L. E. Nee.
! Messrs Nixon, Cox, DeLabarro, Forstall, Har-
risson, Moreau, Whitney, Wilt, Beebe, Beggs,
Davis, Dupr6, Frtmaux, Hall, Hodgkns, Kingsland,
Leefe, Magion Patterson, Seicshnaydre Shepherd
and Toedano, %, voted for Mr.. G. DeFerret
Messrs. Nixon, Cox, Forstall, HARRISON, Moreau,
Whitney, Wilt, Beebe, Beggs, Davis, Dupre FREE
maux, Hall, Kingsland Leefe, Magioni, Seicshnay-
Dire, Shepherd and Toedano, 10, voted for Mr.. G.
W. Squires.
Messrs. Nixon, Cox, DeLabarre, Beebe, Beggs,
Davis, Hodgkins, Kngsland, Patterson, Shepherd
and Toledano, II, voted for Mr.. J. r. Conway.
Messrs. /. E. Nee, G. DeFerriet and G. W.
Squires having received a majority of the votes
were declared duly elected Directors "a aforesaid,
to represent the city in the said New Orleans Ope-
louaas and Great Western Railroad Company.
Thereupon, the Board of Aldermen retired, and
adjourned to Tuesday next, at O'Clock P. NJ
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Secretary.