Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1853-01-29

referred 10 this Colnmit,ss On yank. ~
ctAefolio DO printed.
Ma. CLtffps gave nosks that ha WOO
i~ntfod,ce n hill, making an appropriate
. oai Of the Swamp Land" faad tor col
lacting Cra"a Leves ID the Parish Of rvi
Coupe.
Ma.NccAY gave notice that he won
intrf,lurr MI mol 10 fepeal the il,nnse,sh
" Eseaption act' approved. Mufch II
1867.
Mn. lloDor rave notice that he ycuI
Introduce nj, sct relasive To lie pfeee,il
ton Of jndgtnenis. also IN ret 10 ann,
certain entries, tnrdc III the Land Cfie,
under Tie net Of II, March 1861, OF Ian
which had i,cen pre- siousiy entered III III
United States land Office.
Mn. LACEY agreeabIy with notire pr,
viously given, introduced the ioIlowin
bills.
All act 10 reorganize the department 4
Secretary of State.
An act regulating the office aud datie
OF Attorney General.
Al act to reoraa,iixe the Office of Sup,
Of Public Education.
An act establishing = general depo, 70
runaway slaves &c.
An act granting an extension Of Tim
for the application aud payment for Swami
lands. lyiig in tile Parishes Of East Batol
Rouge and Livingston.
An act authutisiag the writ of man
danuus against Police Juries and munich
pal Corporations.
An act authorisiug the Mayor and Sc
lectmen to divide tile Town Of Bator
Rouge into fwo election precincts aud reg
uIating the manuer Of conducting elec
tons.
An act regulating the office aud dutie,
Of Commissioners of Courts.
An act to Incorporate the New Or.
leans aud Red River Telegraph, Company
A lp'nt Resolution api,h ing for n Pos,
otSce IN the French settlement in tile Par.
isl, Of Livingston.
MR kENNER, with leave. introduced
nh act transferring certain school monies
from the ha'ds OF the Superintendent u
the Stnte Trea -ufy-aIl, HE rules being
dispensed. said act underwent a third
reading, was passed aud reported to the
House.
A Resolution allowing compensation 10
persons therein l~amed--Iaid on tile table
subject t" call.
Mr.. klTrRiDcE Introduced a join, reso.
luton instrnctlng our Senators and re.
guessing our Representatives In Congress
to endeavor to have removed certain ol,.
<lructious in Bayou Lafourclle, caused by
persons acting under authority Of tho
United States.
The Setate was informed of tho con.
cutrence Of the House in the act providing
for the transfer OF lhe School funds to tie
State Treasury; and all act providing ror
the payment Of the officers, members and
contingent expenses Of the General As.
sembly.
Mr.. RIVERS gave notice that he would
introduce an act amending the 40. relative
to The State printing.
Notice was given of the introduction Of
a number Of local bills.
Tie Senate went into executive session
and sat with closed doors. The door.
being opened, the Senate adjourned uutil
Wednesday morning. 10 O'Clock.
IousE.--T Tie House met pursuant to
adjournment. Hon. T. w. Mo,sr, Speak.
IA the Chair.
MIR Nixon, the rules being dispensed
with. introduced, without previous notice,
a resolution authorizing Governor Ucber,
to borrow $4,000 FOR defraying The eur.
rent expenses of the Government. Re.
erred TN committee on Finance.
Mr.. pEAncE offered a resolution nro. !
Tor the appointment OF a committee
o take into consideration The amendment |
If the Constitution relative to the repre-.
basis aud the reduction Of Judi
IN, tenure. The resolution was adopted
with an amendment, authorizing the com.
slittee TO report nfon such other amend
as they may deem proper.
Mr.. Day offered a resolution, requiring
he Auditor of Pubic Accounts to %furuisI,
he House q detailed statement OF the
nannrr in which the appropriation OF
1880 of January 90, 1852. has been
aid out, aad also a statement Of The ap-
o%rtionulent of Public School monies for
he quarter ending d .%celnl,er 81, 1851.
nth the names of the Parishes which,
been paid and the amount due each
Mr.. MARKS offered resolutions instruct.
ig our Senators and requesting DIR Re.
reseutatives in Congress, to use all law
II aud honorable means, to procure the
nnexation OF Cuba to the United States.
Mr.. WILDER gave iotice that he would
,trodlce the following bills: +,
An Act relative to a~uctioneers in the
iyu Of New Orleans.
An Act to amend an act to prevent
winding.
An Act vesting certain powers in the
,ecorders of the city of New Orleans
criminal eases.
Mr.. HIEsTAND gave notice that he
ould introduce a Bill empowering the
Governor to perform tile du.
= Of Governor, under certain contingent
es.
A Bill designating the manner and by
HON the ole cast at future elections, 2
r Attorney General Secretary Of State. :,
aud Superintendent Of Pub il: r
shall be counted. y
A bin Designating the officer who shall
4 as Governor IN certain eases.
Mr. THEARD ave norice that he wonid
an act TO revive IAN act 10 en-
nrage the culture OF silk approved
8. 1915.
Mr.. Nixon introduced a bill repeating =
g Homestead Exemption Act referred
j Judiciary Colnmirree al
Mr.. THEARp introduced a bin providing e
the payment Of the officers, members :
d contingent expenses of the General
Rules being suspended. said el