Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-09

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provide fol- the training and clearing Of the
marsh grounds and swanps sltuste, between
the city Of New Urlpan.,its iilcurpofate sub.
urbs, and. Lake apbntei,artrari, approved
| March lglh, 1895. Passed.
j TN behalf of the Fiusnce CJmmttse, Rr
| Philips reported u sutstpute,b An ,acl, fo-
the feliei Of several Charitable Institutions
thApcii halhed, wbith substitute is entitled,
An act ',aking appropriate, rns Tor the general
uxpeises of the ntale tip to the Isl Decein-
Der, 1851 said substitute made the special
order o. The day for Wednesd y, March 8.
Mr.. philIipp repofltd, On behalf Of same
COMMITTEE, without an'endndhts. An act I'd
amend the 3Tlh seotidt, OF the tevente law
OF this State. 81. .f..s. ...it,,i.. .d d. ..ta.l,l
Same member, on behalf Ut Sjibcial Cont.
mi,tee, resoul,dn instrdttiig the State En-.
gineer to tnaL q survey and map OIL the new
parish of ibetfa. h0 h'9seN 20
Mr. Cade 'repo ted-a substitute. which TIL
derwenl itks I'd aud I'D reading AnI passed.
On motion, An act t, prbvlda fl the effec-
tua cancament Of the boiills Of the State,
issued fof The use Of the Citizens Bank ol
Louisiana, was madg The spHeial Older u tiit
day or Tomorrow.
MffSalomon reqtes,esl tha to1icavrenee bI
the House in An aGt relative to the ,7lhg gtath
9th Police Jury wards of Coticordia sau
Bill was taken mp and passed. ~ = s'j"F ''ti"'
The following Bills were taken up, tul,defl
went their, 3D. reading and pasatd, .,,,.,,..c.o
An act to authorize a person under arrest,
charsed with bailable 6ffcnte, 10 give sttu.
rily residing in any ptr. Of the State W lln
Aid an act 10 enable the Govsrtior to have
the swamp and overilowed lands selet'teiI'
which were granted 10 the State Of ijoui
siapa, by the act Of Congress, Of I'd March,
ls49.
Mr.. Cole, IN behalf of tho cBnmitteo bn
Claims, TO whum WAS referred An ACT for the
relief Of Harry Eean, reported \ substitute
to said bill, bearing he same titls, which uh.
derwsnt its Sd renting and pisska ''i' DIS
Nv Mr.. Ven Winkle introduced An,act for the
relief e The inhabitants Of the State Of Low
isana, sbbject TO the overflows by the Miosis-
sippi River, and to rreate General Eevee
Fund, underwentt its ID reading and relersb
to committee.
The Assistant Secretary reqhested tie t4ph
cu,tehcd of tho House in Resolution ordering
The Improvement of the navigation, of. Red
River = Resolution relative To the establish
iDent Of Dock Yard In the City Of Dafas-
etlt er its vicinity Tor the cobstruc,ion, eqhip-
mept and repair d. national ysssels. -. aIa.,
On motion Of Mr.. Phillips, the Sehate
tobk up the follbwing bill at its Cd reading:
MI An act TO take the sense, Of the peopls on
the expedeney Of calling Convention IL
amend the Constitution. Mr.. Phillips MOVED
that said Bilbe indefinitely posi- tpohed. Pend
iur the debate on said motion. Mr.. Harralshn
called for the previous question, Shall This
Bill De indefhfsely postponed" Mr.. Dubtan
called for he ysaatand nsys-4there beings
tie, Mr.. Bryce, President pro, tenn, gave big
casting vote against Tie rIiotion, which was
losta Mr.. Pbilips's motion 10 make satd Bill
the, special order Of The day, for Tomorrow.
was lost--and. pending the discussion on ti.a
motion to postpone the Bill Indefinitely, the
Senate by motion adjournea TIL tomorrow al
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