New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-16

BATON ROUGE ll1rR84V. Felt 1aG4..a
Mr.. Defreese. from TIE Committee ~ f
tigate the errors discovered n ,ho ps.iseasi M
pissed last year reported 4 ~,
Secretary OF State to publish in ofieiI If,,si
the act as 1t passed aud exoueratinp ~ see srss
from any blame IN he 5fs -e. - ~
luton were adopted - -
Br. Hyanas, from the Judiciary Committee. re.s
the cases IN When actions m, ma - iss.9. ~ nxng
parties in other parishes tbaa thoaa ~ fi ;sS
IN addition to those alreadv r,ro-5sed - -
providing the nsnper IN which said parties NAV % H.
cited, which, motion Of Mr.. Stirring. was takes IN
and adopted % ~ "~" ~
He also introdaced Iyilt tf ovsxida t;,,v,r~e ,h
use Of the Supreme Court IN New Or,eans = ~
On motion Of MI Dacros. M; fra-n S.,s rr,sssa
was taken up in relation 10 he eIectios af stat T
Collectors and Assesora h that rrtlor ~ ~ - ~, -
Nov Orleans sifaafed nr, the rfgtt 80, - -
aissupi - -
Mrsst Pa8l moved that the bill be 40 amended a.
70 1--WE 10 the Governor ne rirhs and maHs 4 -
dnty 10 rp,,oisf ftIe bI nrnxfdea iar esesi - -
neosl the Cllectars I'M Aaaassor. 4 y ~
vacancy before fhe next general election =
The amendmens was laid on the table. notioa
10 refer the bII 10 tbe Judicary Committee sras -
The bin was passes, unSr ss..,son ~ ty,e res
through an IL read5rrs -~~'
Mr.. Stirring was sraated leave IN ta,s. nm a hin
urovidinr lar citation in certain c..ss ~ ,ars;
siding jn another narisl Than that fra., lhirh 80
cess i issued. Passed.
A number Of bills fr,sn the House were uaszea 4
fir=t time ,vit,,ort 70 s;,,,~ = - ~ ,lsI -
HVuF0UrIfG
No quorum present, The Senate. on uetiou az Mr..
GarJeFe. adieairned - '''''. = ~
Ho,as--sfr. Morse rose i, a per.onal exnla,a,,orl
It supposed by some that The action of Inc Hos
Yesterday On the fexaaa rrasu,srs,r rn,,Iis, c.,,
upon the Enrolment C0rnitsee e disclssed r,
such intention on his ozn psv1 ard had gnd rs.sons
to believe that Il was not enerained ~ spv meer
Of the House. -''-'s1 " asS hisn''s1
Mr. Wooeys resolution auuo;nfiay s,,,s.;.r fror..
mttee to examine into the ncrsnre7sns ~ J. s;
Enrolling Clerks came m for e,IsIsle,.f5o, an. a.
Chairman Of the Enrolling Comnnittee having no d,
lection to IT, it was adopted and he Sresker
lied to appoint the Committee.
Mr.. Polk Of the Finance Committee renortea a.
voraby apon bin providing for the defciencv n he
General Fund for 1857. n - 81
Mr.. Haynes Of the Committee on Claims. renorted
uufsyorabIy on petition for the relief Of Priesev Il
Bien, OF New Orleans.
Mr.. Walsh, Of the Committee on Commerce no.
ported fayorahly on bill Authorizing the (lharler
Of Commerce Of New Orleans Ia anIonf aerr in
spectors
The COMMITTEES on Elections submitted 4 report Il,
the case Of r. F. Patton OF Termilon. contest;nr
the election Of Mr.. Broussard the rerned rs1Is5
of that parish The report decides tbaf M froz
sard il entitled 10 his snat II uas .sor+a5
Mr.. Reeves. Of the Jndlcary e.ornrn;ttee ysr.,tsd
fayorably on bill anthorizin0 gberiffs j, ddrrar5
Indemnity bonds ia certain eases = uei'ai
Mr.. GRAY introduced Joint resoIutiou fnr a ia;nnt
committee to inquire into the propriety of brJ,sir
the Internal improvement Department Of he state,
Lies over. -.
Mr. Texada offered an act 10 amend The aIa.,;o,,
law of 1856 II went thronoI its iifsrenf
and passed -N'''77
FRIDAY, Feb 1.-THE Senate met AT n o,cIoel-
Mr. Hyaus from COMMITTEE IN Jndiciarv ,s,s,-t.s
favoraby on bill to abolish the days ~ grs m -,
sights drafts and bills OF exchange $50 =
! Mr.. Withers from Committee on Finance rarorts5
that they were in favor Of exemnng tba ssJ -
holders Of the Clinton and Port .iIudson RsilrTas
Company from liabilities to the State and desired f
have the bill Tor the liquidation OF the afT,rs II me
| Clinton and Port Hudson Railroad Comnanv ra.
ferred to Judiciary Committee n invss.jt ne ,ssr
aspects of the bill Agreed to. .
! Mr.. st. Paul presented petition from the Arch
bishop of New Orleans and the Bsbop Of Natehito.
ches praying the Legislature 10 confirm The titles If
the donations Of property made them for char;tabe
purposes bill to sanction this was intyodnra5 and
| both were referred TO the Judiciary COMMITTEES = :
| The Texada resolution relative to Sfate printer
accompanied with the message of the Governor a.
signing the reason why be refused his si7atre IN II
when sent TO him. was brought in from the HosJse
and was taken up, lengthily discussed and then hid
on the table subject to cali wherenpon Mr. Pearee
offered resolution declaring the message on this
| bill veto. Passed-ayes 1 A. nays q.
l The Senate went into executive session and soon
after adjourned.
H0Ise.--Mr. Beggs offered aresolution iustrIlcting
the Committee on Amendments 10 the Constitutio1
to report upon the preprety Of abroratinr That nor
ton oil the Constitution attaching Il ,el,n
Mr. Allen introduced resolution instructing o;Ir