The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-03-04

BATON ROUGE, Feb. l7-son.,
ed in the senate, AUTHORSHIP. 4.aa'e'--A hn
different parishes to levy s. 1iie pole I've
purposet; OF supporting patrols t'oaaiss
A Dill was introduced with tbo j., y
ing marriage between white per .S cta,
color, which was referred f0''ohs an5 ,
House.-ln the house, the Com N
Improvements, reported against ,..ih,ntee Oh:
pose Of improving the falls of IN si!e Dill 6,&
A special report was received 81 hIFet y
neer, recommending new sv.t aoa thea.
| Provements, and was referred b ~ Of as%s
instructions to examine and ranoz. coaa$$
The land Office bill has bea p',s.
second reading, aud tomorrow il r ,ais d..
its third. It's success in the sew - WI pa,4
BATON ROUGE, Feb. .l8.-Sena,ttaae sdoQHa
day, very little business of ;n,n-~lHthes%
until the penitentiary bill camn pFtaace ;.
bate upon its provisions was had p and
to three o'clock. Which,
Mr.. Burlington offered a substitute nj.
on the table. Two sections of the hE91h5iebs
adopted, the second section so amenS Gli va
the lessee pay one half of the pro6 i'aea st. g
ton to the State f'D'' ofae,
House the house, Mr.. Jorcan;n,
to abolish the office of. state printar "tFodas
contracts for the State and legsI and d,
New Orleans, to the lowest biddar PTFI3ntNgS
ferred to the judiciary Committee iAe6l}
Mr.. Haynes gave notice of bill H.
road company. The said road to be- b6' oss's
The house also passed the Senate,
marble tablet to the memory Of 1GGlI!b
The bill to re-dissribute the u u; a. III
the State was taken up, discussed anJ d
to special committee. N''o asaj
An act relative to steamboats, was o,n
also referred to special Committee VALID,
BATON ROUGE, Feb. l9.-The bon.o
luton Of thanks to the hon. Mr. Tavi Ps"4l
tive IN congress-, for urging upon coa a@, 's9as
route by the Tehuautepec, and nnOUnsFes&
continue his efforts in that drect;o ,nr''actag!
Mr. Haynes introduced memnr;a,.
zens OF Clinton for railroad to Bat ,r In5oa&
Mr.. beecher presented meronr;ni hDolg
and coffee house keepers, asking fir ' a., lFoap
State licenses. 'O' iea4!aGl
Mr.. Wright offered a bill with reo,.u
and apprentices, giving apprentices S f5a h
The railroad bill came up in ora., u
Mr.. Patton moved its indefinite no. o' %It],
was opposed by Mr.. Fuller, Mr. Poi Poi PE0asqsst
ilton. Two sections were adontad apa&t
reading, and then theohouse adiop rTu On tdes
In the senate, the principal matta asu,
Tertiary bill, which was adopted to -. was t
BATON ROUGE, Feb 23.-Senate' " me ne lah&
to nine @-|s y Vote oil
The bill providing for the admin;..,.
Charity hospital was referred to cnu1 st,ssload
city. 'onlinittee frQ
Mr.. D. F. Kenner introduced an 49, !.
charter of the New Orleans Ssgnaa SI u 70 amer
was read and referred to speclsi son Institution
The bill Incorporating the New O r1anute e.
Medicine, passed its final reading, '''@'As eca'
The select committee previousiy aDDo;o.,
port upon the bill for Incorporating the So,5
tual Insurance company have reported fsy ,4s1
An act appropriating SIS 900 for the ia'J ~;
meet OF the Atchafalaya was passed. '4SE
An act postponing the payment Of HIND,
of S5O0 900 Estate guarantee ' S,.s
zens' bank, was proposed. The bonds viii in t ~
6o9, and by this bill, TWENTY-FIVE Year, W. W
asked. TWAS lost, however, .Jy a tie v o,s Iss
House.-Mr. F. A. F. Harper introjnced .,
abolish the office of superintendent Of vubISS