New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-25

was IN conformity TO the pieNBfT Rave exnreaaedy s
oot taere are other ne fsasarssof this pm which do
those wherein there is failure 10 comply viii.
constitutional requirements. sssR 57F1 .s5, .,5sg
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( ss5S f N 's LouisIaua Les Isi.tu1e.
MosDAY, Jan. 20.-EvENiNe ssssro,s ssnate-
An act to incorporate the Ocean NAVIGATION ana
Draining u Company Of the city of New 0fIssnE
Inc bl passed its second and third reading, ande
An act to suspend execution against garnsshees.
who are residents Of Louisiana; laid on the table
An act for the relief Of sherifs aud Other tax4cot
lectors Of the State; passed. II. II, "a ss
Az act to authorize commissioners b draw nponi
priated 10th March, 1860, for makiDesa eut-ok ats
scopini's Point; on motion OF Dr.. ButIer, rules.
were suspended, and the bill underwent its several
An act to reorganize the militia. This bill ofigi4
mated in the Senate, introduced BY Mr. Laidlaw Of
the Committee on the Militia. il passed the SEN.
upon It. The House concurred ID tie bili, WITH
amendments, andit was returned 10 the Senate,
which concarrea in some Of the House amendments
TUESDAY, Jan. 2I.- House. MI Claiborne Of
fered resolution that hereafter 40 bin shall be
taken up out Of its regular order, and that the
rules shall be strictly adhered toe SSss RssssS
The Gouerno1s Feto Messaye. IlA O'Clock as 33
messenger from the Governor returned the bill for
the relief OF cotton planter with his objections
profound silence After the reading was com
oluded, ,i, n sss Bsesgs
Mr.. Davidson rose and said that when sheabank
bills were under consideration in that House he
had said that, while he in good faith supported
the banks. il relief was denied the great cotton
bill having that object in view, be, for one. would
take the responsibility Of opposing every act of
legislation, upon whatever subject even tie Genes
for the taking of this responsibility. sk3 s5s
The banks had been relieved BY the passage Of
acts which many members believed the Legislature
had signed them without hesitation. They were
thus relieved of tho. disabilities and perilsswhich
surrounded them. Now, it 50 happened, that we
had assumed the Confederate war tax aIads had
passed bill to enable tile people to NV these
taxes, to meet these liabilities, and at The same
time to live. At this late day the Governor finds
consti it,aiondl objections to ii: ~ w
Now, he was prepared to take grave responsi
bity, and the more grave onaccount of the FACT
that the State Treasury was exAausted; that no
measure had been passed to supply the deficiency :;
that no appropriations had been made for carrying
on the Government. Still, he, the oldest member
sponsibity he assumed before the country and his
Maker, would counsel the friends of the eotton-s
bill, if they could not pass the measure over the
Governors Veto, to REFUSE from this time to tha
close Of the session to pass any bill upon any sub
ject Whatever the Governor had thought ct to
veto an act which, more than all others put to-
SctutI, Wuhr utuauueu ny Tue Imperative HAHtS OIL
the people, the majority very large majority in
that House-should put veto on further fegisla-
ton. 5a9F-it EF sgSg I8tFldg M e
Mr.. Davidson msyed recess until s O'Clock. s
The House took recess as55. 4s35gs% sssss3yj3 y3
EVENING SESSION. On raassemblng at o'clock
the Governors veto message was ordered to b =
printed, and was laid on the table, subject to cal V
Mr. Davidson moved to adjourn until 10 o'eloc'4 =
to. morrow morning. "a s4ssf as 3
Mr.. Cronan demanded the ayes and noes j; t1ss he
vote stood-ayes so; noes, Is, and the House adj.
journed..
WEDNESDAY Jan. 22.-Seaate. The Senate mot
pursuant to adjournment Hon. Il. N. BY .ama
Lieutenant-G Governor presiding. Twenty-fou Sen.
ators present. S S&5 s4s ii*s3 ID VII e317-
Ihe Senate took recess until 4 NJ. upo' meet
Mr.. Gardere introduced act for the ter onorarv
relief of the State Treasury empowering he State
Treasurer to borrow $50 900. sf 's - ~
The same senator introduced an act aking in
appropriation to pay the contingent eJ narses "
the General Assembly appropriation q of sS5.ofo
Mr.. Texada asked leave to introduce a i,,il on.
| titled an act to incorporate the Confederate
Navigation and Trading Company of New or.
| leans.n f-i4 5si %
On motion of Mr. CAN'T it was read and referrea
! to the Judiciary Committees
An act making an appropriation or the ,,se and
benefit of the Free Market essabM hei in the citu
of New Orleans, was reported up on by tie same
Senator, from the same committee ], nv snhstitnta
Hon. J. Ladlaw, from the Com naittee On Pnh,
/ Works. reported favorably upoY N All, M insnr
porate the New Orleans and Tex as Railroad Com.
Hon. J. Moore, chairman Of u ne Jns;ciarv ram.
nlittee, reported back witho' It ACTOR sn act
! relative to garnshees residents of this stata aee
Il Also, without action upon act tn incarnoro,o =
the Confederate Navigation az ID TRADING Gnmnanv
/ of New Orleans. " ~ g gSsN-f9
The latter bill was taken rq,p un,aerUant ~ ~,
| eral readings, and was adopt ed 5sf1s - HH,A'.'s =
| On motion Of Mr. Salomor the Senate went into
t ater nich they took recess
i sHousE7-On the assemhl saine of thu Hopse mo
alon made ny MT. Claioor' le, was carried to take
recess ant'i dl ~ 9eloekn @ a yeas 50, nays 49,
the motion of Mr. Tapp an proceedes III tha .nnl NJ
sderation Of the bill for tic, relief Of sottan ton
j planters, vetoed by the Governor. -
II On the passage Of tb, bin tbes svota atrs,,,
i 53,s nays So. 33sef n, "A. - - -ss1. jas
i So the bill was lost. . i aisF-t
EVENING sEss1oNg- I'm the evening session. M.
a%Soaen etrea sseution for the Immediate
was rejected--yeas II nays 81.
Mr Mcdonald II ZEN called up his bill to provide
ior ~ paymen. q the principal and interest of tha
4 Conieaerate war Sax assumed by the State 4}AE
The bill was pa ssed on its final 'saadings--yeas
Il 75, nays s. ss...,a@@=sS y, H.
1ase up tas senessl b motion
On Mr.. snyder's motion, tho bin StoS amend. the,
revenue aSsas a@s vas saken up ap after much dis
= joint resolution. oferea BY Mr.. Doyigneaud to
make the 10Th OF Ianua1F the anniversary of the
5 State, passed. = - - - II
8 resolution offered n Mr. Breithaupt, chairman
Of the Gommssss On Contingent Expsnses, was
Maaoptea; M ausnas,n the payment Of si06ao for
sentatlyest yes at he Ras sent session. -. M "a
sEGaETaaK Gst, "a 4ERoSs FIGURES 1t Is question
sa I s1S s actual number of Federal troops 10
assss ses would seem to indicate this mum
tie s sans correct than that Of $50 900, stated BY
r Gaa sry Of War Nnn ,oo New York credited by
SosssT rMorgan, allowing for discharges, deaths
a,nsS .soners, has about s00004 She has IA 900
is.pss yet encamped in the State, however. Ohio
1s y edited by MIR. Cameron with 81 ,205; Governor
" y nnison says she has furnished 77s44, Of which
i 5l67g are within her own limits. Pennsylvania il
y " credited with "a ,760; Governor Curtin says hel
y" number is 93,577, not making any allowances fol
W. discharges DEATHS ete which z NAY reduce ths