New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-30
Louisiana Legislature.

Baton Rouge Thursday, jan. 2s.-SEsArE-A petition
was introduced signed by citizens of the Par
1sh q Orleans right bank asking for division of the
ler the purpose OF annexing the to the Par
ish of PlaQuemines
MT Wickffe according to previous notice introduced
bill empowering the Government to appoint werhers
OF sugar and cotton in New Orleans for the State
referred.
Mr. King presented minority report against aan,;
patton In general He argued that 1t had an in INJURIOUS
effect to emaneipate slaves aud allow them to remain in
Inc state that the of emancipAng minors was
80 great and the bills that it becoming
onerous He would oppose emancipation in all phases
Mr Lacey gave notice that at early day he would
Introduce bill to incorporate the college Of New Or
leansi'
HousE.-Mr Roberts offered the following resolution
In addition to the Kosza Cuba resolutions offered by
MIN few days which, his notion referred to
the Committee on Federal Relations
BE il further resolued That regard the principle Of
nonnervention valid and binding upon our Federal
Government only as general rule of foreign policy
tnat exceptional cases and emergencies may arise in
which tho protection of its rights the security of its
material interests, just regard its safety NAV
demand prompt and effective interposition that the
attempt by any foreign power to make either formal
or virtual acquisition of the island of Cuba to divert
1t to purpose that would seriously detrmenaly
anect the interests the safety of Govern
ment or its Institutions would prevent such an
gency that the Government of Spain has no right To
suffer that island to be so acquired diverted that
should either result be threatened whether the
ment of Spain might be the principal accessory in
any design tending thereto too feeble prevent its
execution 1t would then become the right as we'll az the
duty of Federal Government to ipterpose and
the contamination of such design under whatever pau-
slble or deceptious guise it might be presented.
Mr. Summers offered resolution to appoint a Joint
committee to inquire into the system of plotage a the
mouth of the Mississippi, and report by the 18th Of
February next Adopted.
Reports were made BY Mr.. Miller from the Committee
on Public Lands, Mr. Bullard from the Judiciary Com
mittee, Mr. Robertson from the Committee Parochsl
Affairs Mr.. Morrison from the Judiciary Committees Mr.
Campbell from the Committee Internal improvements
and ar Hsrdesty from the Committee Internal In
provemeDts
Bills Introduced-By Mr. Olney, establish quarau-
tine at the mouth of the Mississippi to Protect the city
OF New Orleans and the State from the introduction o,
yellow fever, and other pestental diseases Referred
BY Mr., CalloM, bill to appropriate S. 600 to improve
the navigation of bayou in st. Landry Read twice
and referred.
By Mr. James, a bill to reduce the compensation
Of flour inspectors In New Orleans. Referred
By Mr. Rains, bill to improve the navigation of sn
bne river. Referred
BY MI. Nixon to incorporate the College of New Or
leans. Referred,
By Mr. Morris to amend article 10Y Of tho consttu
ton Referred,
By Mr. Nixon bill to amend the act to increase tn,
number Of jurors in the First District OF New Or
leans. Referred
The apPortonment bill Of the Senate being the order
Of the day, taken up
On motion. the rules were suspended the bill ree6
second ana third time and pasaed-syes 5S noes 30
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