Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-02-09

49, - B'tt
San act to appropriate idney q daifas d
expenses Of tho Delegates to tlh Nashvil
Convention, TO be holden Id June text viii
was also read for the first time.
The President submitted a COMMUNICATE
from Geo. A. Pike, Post master ut Bat
Rouge, informing The Som g, that the IN
for New Otltans will close duly at ao'ele
r. 81.
On motion Of DR.. Hereford. the Sen,te L
up At it, fret reading. g An net 10 amend
several aeta relative to theI Police aud G.
eminent OF the town Of l3ato,, Rouge
motion, rules suspended; si,d Bill unders.
It's I'd and Bid read neE and pas ed
Mr.. Peek introduced tho following resi-
ton, which WIS adopted
Resolved, That The Directors Of tho pt
tpntitry, Inform tho sennte why ihey Ii
failed in compliance with The law relating
that Inst tittlt Il. 10 pres II their Annual SIS
mont to The Governor Of iha Stats, show
the condition Of that institution.
Mr.. Butler introduced a resolution auii
izjng the Governor TO ap oint three addttit
Notaries Public in and for. tho Parish Of I
ol,itoehes, one Of whom shall hold his Of
in The Cottsliatta Ward: read first time.
motion, tho rules wore suspended; said res
ton was read for ID and 3dTtimo and was I'll
y adopted.
Tbs President submitted n communities
frem Mr.. Alrxs Dimitfy, Superintendent
Public Edu alton. transmitting "a table
alportionment Of School nlonies." sa j Il
was referred 10 contn ttte6 on Education
ordered 70 be printed. m
Mr.. Van Winsle, of the eoninitteated
terbal improvements, t. whom wisls the
An act u euabls the Cd ypruor tt which
swan9s and ovorfl wed lands sek,4na, by
we're granted to The st II Of Oh, 1slD."
The aet Of Congress-, Of 81 which was
Reported ftvoF,tly to sid
ordered to be printed. @ilI closed doors
On motion, the Sena6
IN Executive bpsinesstd, on motion, III"
The doors feing<fnol row, ut 10 o'clpch
SENATE adjourn edf
A.. NJ. NESDAY,
w FGunuAHy g, 1850.
1net pursuant to adjourn
The Sc
ment. A. J. u. platrhf, Lieut.. Gover-
1haliug.
nott Phillips, on behalt Of tho Internal
1vsmpnt committee, TO whom we're
FIRED the resolution 10 place locks on
I Bayou Vstmitljon, reported a sutati
ta fnr SAID Bin. Passed.
Mr.. Cpnldsld int odureJ a resolution
'pointing u joint committee Of three
ambprs On the part Of tho Senate aud
- members Of the House. 10 visit the
Asylum ut Jackson, aud rep srt
'en the expectancy Of extending the
aud upon sued, other matters rs
~ mny deem nf Importance. Passed,
ID the President appointed Messrs. Phil
"a. Caulhcld and DuiDur the COMMITTEES
, behalf Of The Senate
Mr.. Dufour called up the Bill granting
the city Of New Orleans the power Of
King capital. Pissed,
The Lieut.. Governor submitted n
,mmuDication from the Directors Of
Penitentiary in relation to their
ORDER o If 1uE DAY.
The Senate took up the bill sub
to the people, the election OF
Chief Justice and Associate Jus.
,es Of the Supreme Court, the Dis.
let Judge, Attorney General, Dis
let Attorney, Secretary Of State.
c Treasurer Of the State and The
5ate Superintendent Of public Edu-
The lst ID and 3rd Section were
Pending the discussion on the 9TH
+; The further consideration of
e Bill was postponed until to-mor-
w.
A long discussion took place on Il
to exempt from seizure u honest
|, aud it was finally referred to q
oecial Committee.
After the transaction Of some min
business The Senate went into Ex-
utive Session, and wheu the doors
ere opened, they adjourned.
THURSDAY,
F~EBEuARy7 7, 1850.
The Senate met agreeable to adjourn
,nt.
Present, Hon. ]. u Plaucho, in the
air.
The President submitted the Report Of
|, Commissioners appointed to consoli-
tc and revise the Statutes and Codes of
State. On motion. the Report alluded
above, WAS ordered to be printed and
10 Committee on the judiciary.
Nj. Wa'ldill. by previous notice, intro
;ed AN act t. improve the thorough.
across tho Mississippi swamp and,
IN act for The relief Of NJ Do,i. hty, Of
Parish Of Avoyelles; read first time.
motion, the rules snspendsd;. said Bills
read for the I'd time, and referred to
'ir appropriate committees.
Mr.. Phillips obtained leave 10 Introduce
In act to authorize the appointment Of
additional Notary Pub lie for the Parish
VIII oh were read first time. On
tion, The rules We're suspended; said Bill
its I'd and 81 readings and
,sed.
Mr.. Phillips also obtained leave to in.
luce a Resolution ~instructing our Sen.
RS and requesting our Representative
10 use their best efforts to
re a tri>weekly mail, by stage estab.
led, from Natchitoches by the way Of
in the Parish Of Sabine, and
lnsfeld, in Desoto Parish, to Shreveport;
d first time; rul suspended; underwent
Cd and Sd readings, and adopted.
Nr. Butler Of the Committee on Claims,
orted OH various Bills for the relief of
ious persons.
Mr. Van Wrinkle, Memorial from re.
,nts of the Parish Of Point Coupee,
ying that an appropriation for the con-
lction of an enbankment below Bayou