The daily crescent., 1848-12-14
Louisiana Legislature.

w 10.
SENATE.-Hop. TrasimO Landry, Lieut.. Governor and
President of the Senate, in the chair.
Mr.. Reau of the Committee of Cams Tepor ed favor
ably on the following bills:
An act 70; the relief of Ezer E. Wood Passed.
An act for the relief of Par;s Oh dre.s Passed.
The Senate informed that the Governor had approved
and signed the following Senate bills
An act TO emancpae Stephen Mll;gan.
An amend an FIX the time at which the terms
f Cnnrt in the Parishes of the State shall be hoden the
Parish of Orleans excepted.
An act to Tepe5 TO incorporate the Method Fps
copal Church in the town of Baton Rouge.
An act for the relief of Richard Bien.
Mr. Bell, of the Committee of Finance, reported favor
ably the bill to fix the salary Of the bearer of dispatch of
the Cove, nor. Passed.
The Senat informed of the of the House
in resolution in relation to Obs-ructons in Bayou To
The of the Senate requested in the follow
ing bills:
An act to make an appropriation for the support of Free
Public Schools
An act to amend an act to establish free public schools in
the State Of Louisiana.
An act relative to auctioneers
An act for the relief Of Charles Wesel
An act for tn relief Of LOls Guilaume and Auguste
Ganbau, I. m c., veterans Of IS'4-15
An sct to amend tce 1904 of the civil code.
An act for the ree of John Gar1an veteran of 1sl41j
An act for the relief of J. NJ. Cucullu
An act for the relief of Abel L. Eaves veteran of
I8l4-15
An act for the relief of Larku Story veteran of
ISl4-I5.
resolution in relation to the Practice in the District Courts
Of the United States in this State.
An act TO amend the law of succession.
An act to establish certain mi ary divisions Of brgades in
this State.
And an act to repeal an act to authorize an interchange
of the Judges of the 14th and 18th districts.
Mr. BrasheGr, with leave, introduced oct TO authorize
the corporation of the city of New Orleans pass such qua
rantine regulations in their judgement viii best secure The
citizens from the introduction Of infectious diseases.
IsI,,
time allowed B. A. Wood and Others. to make turnpike
road from Minden, in Claiborne Parrish
communication from the Governor the subject Of the
Charity Hospital. Referred to MessrS. Moore and Bet
Mr.. HgrGksOR, of the Committee Internal Improve
ments reported resolution directing the State Engineer
construct levee on Bayou Ganeau
Mr. TaR Wickle, of the Committee appointed the Bara
tara and Lafourche Ca1a Company reported act to IA
citate the completion Of the Baiataa and LaOuche Ca
nal. Passed.
Mr.. Sigur of the Committee on Education, reposd an
act 10 secure the location Of School Lands Passed.
Mr.. Bryce. of the Judiciary Committee, reported act
establishing The circuit system between the 9h an 18th Ju
dca Dstcis reported tavoraby. Laid over subject to call
Mr. Hereford obtained leave introduce incor-
poae asylum ordesttue female ophsn the town of
Baton Rouge
The bin from the House TO make appoprat for the
support of ff~e public schools, passed.
Mr.. N irtiH, with leave, introduced relative TO
auctOneers.
On motion of Ir. Bell, the Senate took up the bill to
amend act to provide for the support OF the
government of the State Passed
On motion of Mr. Moore, the Senate took up act 10
authorize interchange the Judges of the 14h and 18th
Judicial Districts. Passed.
r. yI7HnseI White called up act relative to roads
and evees in the parish of Plaquemines. Passed.
The concurrence of the Senate requested in resou-
ton raising joint committee the subject Of the adj
ounment sine die. It taken up and coneued in The
President appointed Mesr. Dial Moore and Bryce Leave
given 10 the committee TO meet during the sitting of the
Senate.
The Senate took up the for the relief of the INDECENT
coOrcd orphans of the city of New Orleans
Mr.. HardI5On moved the rejection of The bill
The yeas and nays called the reection-l9 yeas
and 10 nays. 1t rejected.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs-ln the House of Repre-
sentative with the exception of movement made to fix
day for adjournment, very little Of general interest
transacted although number of bills adopted last season
and lost in the Senate passed again. with the probab
ty OF sharing the same fate.