The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-09
LRsDorted for the Crescent ]
Louisiana Legislature.

The Sers,. -. BAToE RoueE, March 5. 1870.
jams G.bryce, President pro tenn, and
On motion Of Mr. Drew, leave of ab.sn.s me-,
| OF Illness ~ @ee"u"l
The Assistant Secretary informed the House If
the concurrence Of the Senate in the appointment
o. CoUFInlttee OF Conference the disagreement
o. the two Houses in the resolution fixing the salary
oi the Assistant State Engineer at $1,000 and that
the President pro tenn had appointed Messrs Har-
alison, Cole and Thibodaux On said COMMITTEES on
the part of the Senate.
Mr. Cole, on behalf Of The Committee on Claims,
reported iavorably the petition Of Chas. A Cam
meyer, Of New Orleans.
The Committee on Public Education reported IN
relation to apportionment Of Benville parish thatt
is impossible to reetfy any error that may have
occurred in relation TO said parish.
Mr- Salomon requested the concurrence of the
Senate in the following bills An act to change
name % OF Dan rawlings, minor, 10 that OF Francis
thorpe GTayson act concerning Jurors IN the
parish OF Jefferson; act to amend an act entitled
an act 10 establish free public schools in the State
o Louisiana; an act for the relief Of Lydia Hamil-
ton an act for the relief of Jean Brunei an act
for the relief Of Patrick Ward an act for the relief
o. EIkin T. Jones act for the relief Of The
Catholic Male Orphan Asylum Of New Orleans:
an act for the relief of the Poydras Asylum an
act making appropriations for road from Baton
Rouge to Springfield.
MIR Salomon further informed the Senate that
the House had concurFed in an act allowing coul-
Pensation 10 jurors IN the Fourth Judicial District
Special Ordsr Of the Dzy.-Ihe Seuate took no
at IT'S second reading act to provide ip the even
tual caace nent Of the bonds Of the State, issued
Tor the nse Of the Citizens Bank of Louisiana.
he President then announced that the hour had
arrived Tor the regular order OF the day. to take up
an act to take the Of the people on the expe-
dIency OF calling convention.
On motion OF Mr.. Van Wickle said bill was post-
poned till tomorrow, and the Senate resumed the
consideration of act in relation to the Citizens
Bank.
On motion, the Senate adjourned till tomorrow
at O'Clock A. NJ.
r, BAToN RouGE, March g. 1850.
The House met pursuant TO adjournment. Quo
rum present. Mr.. King in the chair
he only matters OF interest in the House to-day
We're the passage oi-An act to erect Schoolhouses
in the Second Municipality, in the city OF New Or
leans tappropriate $500 for that purpose) and an
act for the relief of the Female Orphan Asylum OF
New Orleans.
MIR. Larue introduced bill in relation to the
Sinking Fund ol New Orleans
The House then took MP, in Committee Of the
w hole, the Nashville Convention resolutions. The
balance OF the day was expended without coming
to any decisiun They are to be taken up again
tomorrow morning, at o'clock
The House then adjourned.
SENATE-ln the Senate the whole day was oecu
2Ied on the Citizens Bank and the Convention bill
The former was passed by majority Of two, and
the latter defeated by majority Of ten.
Note dy tie Reliorter.-I wish you to correct an
important error in the proceedings of March |, pub
lished IN the papers OF the 9Th. am made to say
that Col. Lumsden warmly opposed the militia ap-
propriations for New Orleans. This is an awful
binnder, either with you OF me. Instead of oppos.
ing, he warmly Sustained the bills ii the militia
had a few more such supporters on this floor, they
would have no cause tocomplain Please insert This.
and place Col. Lumsden right on this subject.