New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-25
NUMBER I8.
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THURSDAY, BIareh2o, 1885, House. M sr;eeo,1
called up an act for the relief Of tile New frleara
Canal Company passed q ASs%,.'
An act TO extend additional powers Il, ;Ire.z
panies--passed. ~ 5#55, 'sesse1tS s
On motion of Mr. Proctor, the Speaker was grantee
permission to call up an act relative to the Board Of
Currency y-passed. 7s57T aS=4
OF swamp land and for the appropriation Of $1,000 to
carry out the provisions there0f-pas8ed
Mf. .Jourdan called up an act for the relief Of the
state Treasury providing for negotiation Of loan
OF s200,00o by the Governor-passed.
General Appropriation Bill again came up.
ne senate refused to concur in the appropriation
OF $1,000 for advertising the sales of public lands
r Brlce moved that the House persist in its appro
The Senate persisted in its amendment to the an
preparation OF $1,000 for the Washington Artillery
HoRse reused to concur, and a committee was ap:
pointed On the part Of the House TO meet committee
from the Senate to adjust the difference #se n e
An act for constructing the Diamond Island Ieyee.
WIN tae senate amendment came up and the House
refused 70 concur committee of three was appointed
t9 Ifs laeeT senate committee to fix the thing.
eIf. NJ Doans called up an act to establish Board
passed HID E', ~ - -" = t'sS'4'
MI PIKE called up anact granting power to the cor
poia.oh q Baton Rouge to issue its bonds to the
anipuils oi S3O,uu0-passed. -:s-asg;a sis57 y 5
Mr.. Lawrason, from the Committee on Conference
recoliliehaea that the House concur in the Senate
adopted. T - 1.t' -s 9I'.5 ~ g 'i- epots
Mr.. CAN'T moved to take uD the unfinished b,,ainaaa
OF yesterday, the Penitentary BILL Carried.
r. Matthews offered substitute to the bill ammo
pratng $50 GOO to administer the PeDitentarv II
name Of the State, the amount to be placed IN the
hands Of the Governor for carrying out tie PROVISIONS
of the act. - r.. -'ADliA
1t vas moved TO lay the substitute on the table
yeas 26, nays "a.
tir LaWrason then moved the adoption of the
original bill and called the previous question
Moved to lay the motion on the table. Lost
Mr.. Coke moved that the roll be called.
The Speaker decided the gentleman to be cut OF
order. &c !
Mr. Coke appealed from the decision and called fol
the yeas and nays .., 5.
The decision was sustained. is4a
Previous question called and lost no quorum 70
ting. E@-
Motions for the previous question: lay On the table
led Oft into immense confusion and gave rise to aues
tions of order, ETC., which made everything all dark
ness to the reporter, as well as the House.
Mr.. Mcdonald here made report from the Com
mlttee on Printing, exonerating the late State Printer
from all suspicion to the correctness of his accounts
ordered to be spread upon the minutes.1
A motion was made to suspend the rules and put
the bill upon its final passage Lost-30 yeas, 20
nays. g,. -.
Mr.. Matthews again introduced his substitute, but
it was ruled out of order by the chair.
Mr. Fayrot called up act relative TO the rate Of
lnterest-passed. G..0a
House took a recess till o'clock, after which it
was again called to order and continued in session
till Z. NJ, when it adjourned sine die.