New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-18

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gssMxe SESSION. Mondat, j a. 1s.Tbe SENATE see
met 9I1trsuarlt ID adiournrnent HAN q ~
presiding, and &c Senators h attsndaune s
! The Senate resumed Tie conside erasson oS fhs&
aact TO reorganize Tie militia ana affos nvct,s1ss
ed diasusaioii up1a, aayeral N fJe ssee3aAs -
some amendmsnts, sle several sections were g.
s sns ~ W. ~ oelerfed nnst
NJ. Morelaud presented the following resolution:
to ~ Ike 2. ~ y
the Postmaster Of this civ this Senate beevfnr
The editorial articles conferred ii that paer @ &
~ Il s neane X M 2 To- 70 ss
Ing want Of 3oyalty and tue attaehmegt IA tn
same - Il s. go - -
! TMrs salomonreaJs some extrsctss rom he afors..
ae I'D lie pubic should I be be- maniissted I towaTd
them n. Ills ssats. anu more pnsllh'1
IKE. Barrow ressrasd the man And III nanar
as being too coitemutfbe tar tbeA natca III f;s
Sedates @a95E5s.Et ssfssE ~ - sssEA ~ VI
NE Pearce thouphs tbas ii ,,.as ,,r.l,.
lie expressions of dialoyasy ought 10 be noticed
and sgnauy rsbnksd and eensnrsd. .Hs stated II.
tian ti1 in regard u Nil a,,aa ,ie Y
deemed "a yirtuaIIv Abotionisf IN sRssr
Eand that he had promised 1T sbstain from sI mr.
Ecd dtions az sthat cEaracter IN fntafe MI sfefSd
that in tie formation Of one u Of ths corspanies Il
fsa;bnrra ,ari.i +sa x ~ - =
dasl ssln s. s az ana IL
i Blackburp's face and chasssed him nnblicivT sSst
the people Of 4be eonntrT S,sy,uld I'd dnnft dea1
|Th him, now tbat ID mad violated his pledges, a
he deserved !; bSt, II tie meantime. Re yss II
favor Of bFandnH Id iniAmous amy paper pullirI.-
were found III IL tas T trstopoas @ an and s
II The resolution vas unanimously adoyted. aftsr3
(which the Senate adjourned urtif to-morrow at iii
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h Fyfssna,r ian geaase Senate moi nuroI.
liant ia a5ionrIInaeut Hon. III H. Hyans 1Iientefi $
ant fsnver1nrs nreaidino aaanatnra
tanswsred 10th can 81 their names. PRAYER 81
NJ MoaFs e,aisn,.n - the.
tee renortsf hSs sniatitnte1 naor IN Iii "a nr,-
hibt itidfyfddai firms and institutions wbatsoever
al any kind nom issnns, his nSea ~ cecHs nff
HE m sraae nr, dema1d IA "a nse 5as a
\ cnstfng Medium, sxcept the Chartered banks 81 Y
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II fMF a;siIaye Introduced Al, Act authorizing fe
"A nvernnr an t1e sitate ia nrociaim martial aiv and ~
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i,rring tha sY,resast ygsl = e. " ~
II , r IA fIa the a4 yas introineSg
ty request Of the Governor and that II the act was
N mt pissed Gen Eeyeif wonld take the authority
,, IN iJs6s hfssssr r1s ssaI III u far tbe sa
M. Honah thought the naeasnre one III TOO 4
4 smuoh importance Is lie acted upon hastily, and
a. MnSra u was II oninian mai ;tahanid NJ 4
Ennnn Al tssonee N, view Of the exioencies IN the
t;nness 81 s-lfssassTs SsSs = -g7FS2g 10 NJ
! e kfr Tafdlaw stated that Gem Lowell had tele.
ary officers of the enemy fleet were Id New 0r
nnno,s I'M lin. G II 81 1 s sad
8 L M avrence was desirsus that the Governor
shn1ld f aIy perso Be tie one to declare martial
d fiaw. ~ ssea 11 M a s Ii "a
i | The resolution was adopted sss-fE Az g4s8
al MryLott called IN me Senate biI for The relief
E. DE- the Assocations 1T Richndond and New Oseans
3 L which has been amended, and 50
n MT saiomon moved 10 take up the House amend
y msnt ID t6e ai, act Is Incorporate tfe Associa
don fSr the Relief Of the Sick aud Wounded Soldiers
IA &c I.ouisiana Taken np and passed. sss
Firat reading Of m act REGULATE forced sales.
a- Il of property. IS zse sess<ag sess sss
inI This bnl originated in the House. the 8enate'
amended il and sent it back for the concurrence
IL the Senate returned II to he senate for Their
le concurrence IN their araendnnenss. II
adl / Mr. Moore suggested that COMMITTEES Of con-
M eearee the Senate refuse 10 con-
is Cur IN the first amendment of the House and insist
ell | upon their own amendments, 556ss
u, The last House Amendment was e0nGufTeQ H.
ks The Senate ordered the Housc to be informed
ell thatthe Senate had refused to concur in some Of
be their amertirnents and ask committee Of con-
er. ference. @4f.5 t#zA5s - 3fS&. EEgs4s
SCI Mr. Salomon called up bill entitled an actto
as orranize the police of New Orleans and creating
X Police Boards the bill underwent It's several read
ut inp. and was passed. i&f ts st
cyl SECOND lreading of an act to assume the war
,e debt of the city Of New Orleaus and the several
nd parishes Of the State passedsand ordered to be
y j sent to the House for coneurrences #
,Mr. Laidiaw moved to recemmit the bill to or
ganize the militia, to the Committee on the Mihtia
- passed. sks94&sS5 is82 ssss 4S$$ 3s.i ss !s85
The Senate adjourned until 6 O'Clock r. ID. 81
= Houss--Mr. Morrison {fDr Mr. Speaker Ollyier)
ge offered the following resolution instructing the
,ir Committee on Lands and Levees to inquire int
and REPORT upon the facts connected with the
,RK closing of Bayou Plaqnemines adopted. "
ate narration Of cotton from the port Of New OreaD