Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-13


SOME time the Committee rose und report
ed TINT they had tile iljoye bill under con
si,leration aud had adopted it. |a5 #i'f.
Tile House then took up the above en-.
| tithl bill. ard after having undergone it,
ecverul readings was passed
The Clefk was directed to request the
concurrence of the Senate thereto.
4 The House thon took up the bill OF the
Senate entitled.
! An net 10 amend An net entitled An
act to authorize tile yputchass of Martins
Digest, Deslix's Digest aud General In.
dey, approved 9TH March, 1913. On mo.
ton, the same was amended by striking
out five dollars and Inserting FOUR On
motion the bill was coDcurrod in.
The Clerk was directed TO inform the
Senate thereof. @
4 Mr. Campbell, with leave, introduced
the following entitled bill tt
An net supplementary to An act to
consolidate the. city Of New Orleans, and
provide for the, management Of It's affairs.
On motion, thoftles being dispensed with,
said bill underwent It's .ovtrd readngs
and wns passed with Its title.
The Clerk was Ndifec ell to request the
concurrence OF the Senate thereto.
An act for the relief of Robert Sped.
| den--passod with its title.
The House then took up the bill Of the
Senate, cntitled-s4
An act TO provida>n block Of stone for
| the WASHINGTON Monument.
On motion, ihe same was coneurfed in,
aud the Clerk was directed to Inform the
Senate thereof
On motion, the House adjourned until
0 clock, tomorrow.
Housr--Soturaay, March 6, is5s.-4
The House met pursuant to adjournment
Eifly.two mem ers present. Y
MIR, Phillips, Oh behalf OF the Judi
cihfy Committee, TO whom was referred
the Senate bill, entitled An act relative to
bail in certain eases, reported the same
back with an amendment. On motion,
the rules being suspended with, said bill
was conc,ured in with amendments.
The Clerk was directed to Inform the
Senate OF The concurrence Of the House
in said bill, and ask the concurrence OF
the Senate in said amendments.
MIR. Mnnday, on behalf Of the Select
Committee, to whom was referred the bill,
entitled An act to provide homestead
for the widows and children Of decenscd
persons, reported the same back without
amendment. IL aeH su sss
/ Mr.. Thcard reported, as duly enrolled,
tho bill entitled an act II, reference to
medical practitioners.
The House then took up the bill enti-
tied An net to exempt the homestead Of n
householder from seizure aud sale on
execution, and also to exempt from exe-
cution, from seizure for rent, certain per-
sonal property aud effects, aud the wages
of labor aad compensation for professional
or other services, sa tt2
After mach DISCUSSION, the 18th, 5th and
On motion the bill was adopted. On mo.
lion the bill was engrossed for third
tea1ings
The Iionsc was then occupied in mat.
ters of a local nature. W s9.e
On motion, the House adjourned until
Monday morning. at 9 o'clock Nh
SENArE-Monday, March 8, 1852
Present: !. Hon ], j. Plauche, Lieut..
Governor and President of the Senate,
in the clair--23 members present
Mr.. Clark, on behalf Of the Ccm-
mittee on Public Lands and Levees,
introduced the following entitled bill.
An act to appropriate portion Of
the monies accrueing from the sale of
swamp lands ceded to the State by
acts Of Congress, approved March 2,
1919, and September %, 1850.
Mr.. Gardere, on behalf of the Com
mitsee ON Enrollments, reported that
the enrolled bill of the Senate, entitled
An act to provide for the expropria-
ton Of lands for railroads and o,heti
works of public utility, had been sub
mitted TO the Governor for his ap-
proval.
Mr. Clark introduced the following
entitled bill:
An act to provide for the sale Of a
portion Of the swamp and overflowed
lands granted to the State by act Of
Congress, and to appropriate the pro-
ceeds thereof.
On motion Of Mn Phillips the bill
was made the special order Of the day
for tomorrow, to be taken immedi-
ately after the reading Of the journal.
BY message from the House,
through their assistant clerk, the con-
currence of the Senate was requested
to the following entitled bills
AN aett authorize the State Treas
lrer to settle with the Union Bank of
Louisiana; and also informed the SEN
ate OF the concurrence OF The House.
with amendments in the following en-
titled bill and resolutions
An act in relation TO the beqhest of
property made BY the late John Nc
Donough to the State Of Louisiana,
and Joint Resolution on John Mel Don
ongh's will, approving the course of
the Attorney General. @
Mr. Watterston, on behalf Of the
Select Committee on the Penilentiary,
to whom was referred the House bill,
An act to provide for the set
dement, with VIM Pratt, of the firm
OF McHattcn, Pratt g Co, late alesseesi
Of the peniten,iarys Reported favor-I
ably on the Same.N -a ssssl
Mr.. Declones reported farorably on
An actto provide for taking bonds Of
the REGISTER of the Land Office at |