New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-21
Eoeal cgntelIigente.


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APPOINTMENTS CoNF1RMED.--The following ap
| pointments by the Governor have been confirmed
| by the Senate:
Judges-F. L. Gates, Third Judicial District :;
| AdoIphe Bailey, Eighth Judicial District; W. B.
Lewis, Ninth judicial District; J. !. Weems, Tenth
Judicial District F. s. Crawford, Twelfth Judicial
| District.
| Director of Citizens Bank--H. n. Hyams.
| Recorder of Mortgages, N. Oh. T. Burgess.
| Register of Land Ofice-Adolphe Dupre.
| Directors of B. R., Crosse Tete and 0. Rail |
f, road-Messrs. Bat. HARRISON, H. NJ. Fayrot and R.
| !. Barrow.
Directors of Opelousas and G. W. Railroad |
Messrs. G. W. Squires, Shakespeare Allen and Al |
fred Duperrier.
Directors Of N. O., jackson and G. n. Railroad |
Mesars. Dennis Cronan, j. W. Gurley and James
Caller.
Board Of Supervisors Alexandria State Semi
nary-Messsrs. Michael Ryan, Henry Boyce, D. L.
Sandford, Gervais Baillou, Bartholomew Egan, j.
G. Taliaferro, ". W. Wilmington, G. Mason Gra
nam, Thomas S. Bacon, ?. Clarke, W. a. Dihen-
dafer and R. S. Luokett.
Parish Surveyors-James SkoIfeld, East Baton
Rouge; George 0. Elns st. Landry F. R. Leav
enworth Caddo; C. Aber, Catahoula !; John J.
f. Emsweiler, Morehouse ]. D. Lott, Carroll a.
V. Dubroca, West Baton Rouge; W. H. Hail.
Franklin J. D. Bradford, Madison; Il. 3. Mere
dith St. Martin.
Inspectors of Weights and Measures-Wn. Prof
fit, Ascension Jean Blaud, Lafayette; Laurent
Francioni, Assumption: NJ. W. Hughes, East Fe-
ciana.
, City GOVERNMENT MArTEEs.-The general in
| in 10 at tha
considerably after yesterday mornings papers
were read by our citizens.
The orders OF Gen. CanDy commanding the de-
pertinent were so evidently indicative Of q desire
to have the civil government Of New Orleans
restored in its full integrity, that almost every
presumed that municipal affairs would be arranged
. without any factious or paltry distinctions being
i placed in the way by any person.
Mr.. Ad. Pozier, who had been appointed mayor
pro teu5pore, early in the forenoon forwarded 4
communication to Gen. Candy, announcing that
l. the city government had been regularly organized
" Mayor Monroe had assumed office, and had sworn
IN all the other city officials, in accordance with
III the instructions of Gen. Candy, and the board o.
aldermen had elected Alderman Nixon as presi
~ dent, and Alderman Clark president pro lem.
u Upon receiving this intimation from Mr.. RoZier
Gen, Candy Immediately issued the following
II order recognizing Alderman Clark acting
~ mayor. Mayor Monroe and Alderman Nixol
" awaiting, before permanently assuming the dutie
~ Of their positions, the action of the military
y authorities, on the objection made against then
Z" that they are not included in the President
y amnesty proclamation
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA,
le New ORLEANS, LA, March 70, 1866
re- TExtract.l
" Special Orders No. 27,l
Il
8. The mayor pro tenlpore of the city of New
i'll Orleans. having reported that the municipal gov
Al ernment of the city has been organized in accor
Is dance with the provisions of the charter, j. Ad
10 Rozer, ESQ.,, is relieved from the special dut
assigned him by special orders, No. 63, paragraph
4. 3, of the 10th instant, and George Clark, ESQ.
" president of the board of aldermen, is recognize
e. under the fifteenth section Of the charter as mayor
h. pro tcntpore, of the city of New Orleans.
ts The temporary appointments made by All
or Ro2er will be vacated soon as their successor
d, ~s are appointed
S. By order Of Major-G General E. r. S. Candy;
he WIckHAM HoFFaIAN,
=: Assistant Adjutant General.
lis Official:
NATHANIEL BURBANK,
he First Lieut.. Acting Assistant Adj't Genera
he The first business attended to by acting Mayo
Clark was the reception Of the credentials of th
in controller Hon. P. G. Mohan, and the street
ed missioner Alfred Belanger, Esq, and the issuanc
The of orders for their taking possession of their re
,he pective Offices.
ry Mr.. Mohan, accompanied by some of MS friend
on proceeded to the controllers office, and NJ
5u Clarence, acting secretary, presented the ord
in to Mr.. Stoddart Howell, the late ineumb bent.
ed Howell informed Mr.. Mohan that as soon as tt
by common council had approved HIS secnrity |
on tHowe!) would vaCate the office. Mr.. Mohan ret
Lc- the law 10 MIR. Howell, which showed very plain
re- that Mr.. Howell need not have been at all squea
he ish in regard to retiring from office. Mr. How
I'M then left to have an interview with Gen. Canb
the and Mr.. Mohan ordered the deputy controller
om- close the Office, and informed him that he Wou
commence his duties as controller at0 O'Clock tt
OF morning.
red Mr.. Belanger also accompanied by his frien'
proceeded to The Office of the street commission
nd Upon the presentation by the acting secretary
the Mayor Clark's order, Mr.. j. kathman the incu
bent, at once courteously placed Mr.. Belangcr
Ken, possession of the Office.
,uld The only change made in the police force VI
pre- the appointment pro tc1e of Mr. c. Ramel Ii
tenant of the Second District police, as Capt
the John Youenes wished to be relieved the necess
ded for his holding the position having passed away
35. ONE OF THE OBJECTIONS DISPOSED oF.-I
e of published yesterday believing it to possess mt
the characteristics of a q curious document" ii
one that would be prepared for any serious oc
ouse sion, the protest, by the defeated candida
fur against the election of Recorder W. j. Abe
ject The first objection made against Judge Ahern
ould that he was not citizen Of the United States.
well The following copy of document, the orig
of which the recorder has in his possession,
He poses very etiectually of the leading cues
raised:
STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND
,tion Before me, William Lambert, mayor of the {
-. ., aforesaid this day personally appeared NJ
s ol' Ahern, and made oath on the Holy Evangelist
nsid- Almighty God that her son, William James Ah
con- at this time residing in the city of New Orle
4 of was born in this city of Richmond on the 4th
No.' May in the year 1924.
hate, In testimony whereof, ! have hereunto set
wing hand and affixed the corporate seal of said c
at Richmond aforesaid, this 9th day of July, in
., year of our Lord 1866
> "n IsEAL.] VIM. LAMBERT, Mayo
We thought upon reading the notification to
on''o corder Ahern that it had been gotten up ha
e'Se and injudiciousy. We are now perfectly salts
L of the fact.
APPOINTMENT BY THE MAYoR.-We mad
anna tently omitted to mention in our report yeste
,t tho morning that John W. Overall, Esq, whose
Car tributions as editor and poet to Southern Ii
aI5y I-,,or Tho,