New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-25

tIOu CONSEQUENT upon Mtut IGlllAhb vi AhO
late administration may work no damage to
the interest of the city, lay these matters
before you for such action as you may think
proper in the premises.
Respectfully, -
Mayor.
The following message from the same
officer and documents accompanying were
ordered spread on the minutes;
BAYoRAIrY OF NEW ORLEANS !
City Hall June g. 1868, )
To the Honorable Board OF Assistant Aldermen;
GEETLEMEN-He Herewith transmitted is spe-
cial order 1877, from headquarters Fifth Mill
tsry District, appointing Pasculis Labarre
Controller of the city of New Orleans in
place of j. o. Landry.
Also special order l3s, appointing E.
Tomatis Assistant Alderman in place OF J: 5.
Atkins, second ward; Jacob Van Wlckle
Assistant Alderman in place of Hugh Mont
gomery, fourth ward; and William F, Cold
thwaite in place of 7. F. Fisher, sixth ward.
The above gentlemen have qqauhed in
obedience to special order rs, headquar-
tiers. Respectfully, ,
JOHN R. CONWAY,
Mayor.
HEADQUARTERS fifth MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans, La June 20, 1858
Special Orders No 1871.
lExtract.l
s. j.. o. Landry having been elected Con-
troller of the city of New Orleans, and being
unable to qualify in the manner prescribed
in special orders No. 1875, current series
from these headQ quarters, Pasculis Labarre
is hereby appointed Controller of the city
of New Orleans until said Landry can
qualify under the new constitution.
The appointee will transmit to these head
quarters the required oath Of office.
BY command of Brevet Major General R.
THOMAS H. NELL,
Major, Twentieth Infantry Brevet Brigadier
General U. s. A, A. A. A. G.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
Ne New Orleans, La, June e. 1868
LExtractl
=
5. Paragraph four of special orders No.
| 1877, current series, from these headquarters,
| is hereby rescinded, and the following sub
stituted in its place;
The following named persons are hereby
appointed Assistant Aldermen, city of New
Orleans, La, in place of ]. s. Athens, Hugh
w. Montgomery, and 7. F. Fisher, announc-
ed as elected in special orders No. l25, cur
rent series from these headquarters, but who
fail to qualify.
E. Tomatis, Second Ward; Jacob Van
Wickle, Fourth Ward, and William F. Gold
thwaite, Sixth Ward.
| Appointees will take and transmit to these
| headquarters the oath OF office prescribed
by act of Congress of July 2, 1862.
By command of Brevet Major General R
THOMAS H. NELL,
Major Twentieth Infantry, Breyet Brigsdiel
General U, S. A., A. A. A. &.
Messrs. E. Tomatis, Jacob Van Wiekle
and William F. Goldthwaite entered ant
took their seats.
The Treasurer's report for the two week.
ending June 20, 1865 showing receipts
of SllO,57O GA, expenditures S223,92l 80
balance on hand S22, ll5 o., was referred t.
the Finance Committee.
The Controllers statement Of check
drawn by the Treasurer from June t,
| June Is, 1868, amounting to S9l6s 70, wa
referred to the same committee.
The following report of the special Com
mittee on Credentials appointed at the las
meeting was received;
Ts the Honorable Board of Assistant Aldermen.
GENTLEMRE-Your committee on Creden
tials, appointed at the last meeting of THU
| Board to report upon the qualifications o
the members elect, beg leave to report tina
they have found the following gentlemen
duly qualified and entitled to their seats a.
members of the Board of Assistant Alder
men:
DR.. ". H. Pemberton, G. Rose, G. Farrell
G. Pandelly, John Rreen, E, G. Morphy
G. @. Camp, Charles Grandpre, Alfred Kear
| ny, - Sturcken, and 4. Wynne-ll.
| 81 ana1fHaA thn fOlInWinor nnn1pA IRON
tlemen:
Messrs. Thomas F. Fisher Hugh Mont
gomery, and j. Aitkens-S.
| Mr.. W. W. Walker, not present..
Respectfully submitted.
r. WYNNE,
GERALD FARRELL,
W. H. PEMBERTON.
On motion Of Mr.. Breen the Board took {
recess of three.quarters of an hour, at the
expiration of which Mr.. Breen moved to g
into permanent organization, the election
Of president, a secretary, sergeant at
arms of this Board, aud the chairmen of thu
different committees.
Mr.. Kearny was nominated and received
the unanimous vote of the Board, and wa
declared duly elected president Of th'
Board.
Mr.. John Tobin was nominated Tor the
office of secretary of the Board, received
the unanimous vote of the Board, and wal
declared duly elected.
Mr.. Charles Fonda was unanimously
elected sergeant-at-arms.
Mr.. Goldthwaite was unanimously elected
chairman of the Finance Committee.