New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-22
Lo,sisiana Lsgislstnxe.

.sas - oiionrnnent Hon. hi III Hyands, Lieut.
Gnvarnor sTresiding. TWENTY-FIVE Senators in At
Tendance. Prayer BY Rev. Ar. GierloHs -
I ,ba Honse lad conquered in the Senate " bill to
raorrapjye the militia, y with amendments. Ms
i Iii. Solomon, onthe part of the Committee on
Naval Affairs, to whom had been submitted the
memorial Of John Gowden, asking for assistance n
the construction Of q steam,ram boat, reported
iavorably after an examination OF the cravings ~
MI. Texads, on the part of the special commit
tee Of five to whom had been referred On se s II. u
Iincorpafate accompany for the improvement Of me
NAV cation of Red river, reported me Dbl pach ~
1 the Senate.
Mr Leefe introduced an act to authorize the
Il Common Council Of New Orleans 20 issue smaii
| notes to the amount o, 81 ,000,00 ss..
| Also an act making an appropriation OF $40 ,VuO
for the benefit Of the free market OF New or+
ieans. 81 . 4 yaa
81, 1853 AS, balance of appropriation unexpended,
| to complete the public work accomplished in the
parish Of Rapides.
The same Senator Introduced an act to incorpo-
rate the Ocean Navigator and Draining Company
6 5s I'll sTaE DAY,An act to amend article
no of The State Corss on, giving 70 The Legs
aturs the power tofgiye the banks power TO sn ~
ssn S to bs sabmittedto he vote the PEG
III iii All relative to les la,a sales 81 property in
leases # partition passed y, =. .,o ,;vs
tto public lands, approved March sist, iSoi
Tic BIN or tie relief Of cotton planters coming
mn in ifs orflar e4Sf Es ~ sss9gs eaA 5..5
d Mn. Patterson, according to notice given last
right taat he would at some future day move re-
reconsideration of the vote on the passage OF the
bill upon Its second reading moved
ton. is 9ss IS "a eBsal7 sing sSsS Y:
u Mr.. Pearce moved today the motionon the table,
which preyaiied by vote of ID to 10. 9.ss II y
1 3 The Senate adjourned iuntils6 O'clock r.. NJ.
/ HousE. Mr. Carroll rendered his resignation as
Chairman Of the Commute on Finane !,
i SPECIAL ORDER.-The House proceeded to the
consideration of the billto abolish she office of
i Observation-Disclosures Public Educa tion. Ia,
i It'll. Claiborne moved as ssubattute to the bill
joint resolution instrgctlng ne superintenaenI
such changes in the system Of free public schools
in his the educational interests OF the
On, motion i 81 MI Morrison, the proposed substi-
| tute was laid on tho table, ageE.sgM s.laa
After considerable discussion the previous quess
| ton was called for and seconded. aEH.
The bill was then ordered to be engrossed-yeas
| A motion ii suspend the rules 10 put the bill on
its final passage requiring a four ffths vete-wa
Iost- Al, nays 81. y 81. .s
Mi Robertson, on behalf Of majority Of the Ju-
dietary COMMITTEES, reported bill 70 suspend exc.
cution aganst garnishees ~ the State Of
srEclhL oapEs. The bank bills were taken up
for consid eration the question being on the ad0p-
ton Of Mr. Elams substitute, heretofore more par
After an extended discussion the substitute, on
motion Of MI Bic Khan. Was laid on the table
yeas SO, nays 10. .a# @A5,sstsE s. .sgea a
SThe;Eote was then taken upon molten 81 MI.
EstIin to take M the bill passed by the Senate IN
stead of the one reported by the Judiciary Com
mittee of the House. The motion was lost-ayesi
"a, noes ~. ,ff III a :. 4.
point the House took d recess until 5 o clock.
EVENING Session. MIR. Breithaupt submitted Q
preamble to the bill setting forth that, on account
Of the readiness Of the banks 70 give all the relief
intheir power from the distress brought on by the
war, thereby mourning liability to forfeiture Of
their charters, no proceedings should be taken
against them until convention of the people can
bs called after the war ostake action on the
| " The preamble was accompanied by an amend
| ment 10 the bill, both Of which were laid on the
tableAayes 43, noes 81. y n tsss
4 The bill was then put ON liz final reading and
passed ayes SO, noes is. Tssis %2@.si t5B
a motion by Mr.. Mott to reconsider was laid on
ms House then took up the next special order,
ftoaWit: sssTtttsf&8 WIG e34 ts8fs ~ RAJ AZ
aSThe bill authorizing the free banks now existing
to issue circulating notes in accordance with the
provisions Of ordinance No. 80 Of the State Con
a motion by Mr.. Herman to strike out the enact
ing clause was, on motion Of Mr. Mott, laid on the
| tahle-ays SO, noes "a. s5tf54st ~ 55s
The bill was then put upon its final reading and
passed ayes sc, noes ~ S:!tf8 a#aE@, r [
The cotton planters relief bill returned was, on
Emotion Of Mr. ELAN, taken up and the Senate's
amendments concurred in. s Ssbs ~ "
ME- Claiborne called upthe bill from the Senate,
authorizing the issue OF State bonds $4,000 per
mile for every mile of graded road certain
/ railroad companies, in accordance with the pro-
visionssof ordinance No. 20 of the Convention Of
i 1851. sSS n S. 2 s8s $lS it18s1s 80
The bill was passed -ayes, So ;snoes 10. F.,f
The house then adjourned until 10 o'clock Mon
i day morning. y s;t5 Sc Sssf3 82F5 All.
Rsasa atl "A Affairs In Richmond $3.50 4. 4 ]
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