New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-27
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Which underwent its several readings, it was
ooncurred in and the Secretary was directed to
inform tie House thereof. .A
On motion Of Mr.. Kenner, the rules were suss
pended and the Senate proceeded to the consid,
GRAFTON Of House bill entitled .4lizs VI s.54
An tfor the relief Of Ursin Jacob, late sheriff
of the parish Of st. John the Baptist;
Which bill underwent its second and third read
ings, twas concurred in and the Secretary was
directed to inform the House thereof. ygs
On motion Of Mr. Munday, the rules were sus'
pended and the Senate proceeded to the eonsld-
GRAFTON of House bill entitled -
An act for the relief of the insane Asylum OF
Louisiana, at Jackson;
(which underwent its first and second readings.
Mr.. Kenner moved for further suspension Of
the rules with the view of placing this bill on its
| third reading; 4iR 9ttf 7tf /. A-sgs'T ~
| which was objected to by Mr.. NOLAN,
when Mfr. Kenner called for the yeas and nays J;
theywere ordered, and being taken, resulted as
follows, viz rss s.,35 .2rs .g,7e t.-s~4f,g,s,
Yeas Messrs. Barrow, Brusle, Burthe, Coco,
Campbell Davigneaud, Egan, Fellowes, Foute,
Gibson, Kenner, Lapeyre, Munday, Newton of
jackson, Nelson, Palfrey, Purcell, Taylor, WEIGH
and Wilcoxon-20 Senators,
4 Nays-Messrs. Bell, Brownlee, Gordon, Hough
and Mohan-5 Senators. 4s5
So, four-ffths of the Senators present voting in
the affirmative, the rules were suspended, and the
bill was taken mp, it underwent its third reading,
it was concurred in, and the Secretary was d.
rected to inform the House thereof. a 81
On motion of Mr.. Egan, the rules were sus.
pended, and the Senate proceeded to the conside.
ration Of House joint Resolution in regard to deep
ening the passes of the Mississippi river, and of
preserving depth of eighteen feet therein,
Which underwent its several readings, and it
was concurre6 in. @
And in pursuance with the provisions therein
contained. the President appointed Mr.. Egan on
the committee on the part of the Senate
And the Secretary was directed to inform the
House thereof. %k kFFE
On motion Of Mr.. Foute, the rules were suspend
ed, and the Senate proceeded to the consideration
hof House bill entitled San act to provide for the
payment of the rent of the building used as State
House, which underwent its several readings, it
was concnrred in, and the Secretary was directed
to inform the House thereof.
On motion Of Mr.. Kenner, the rules were sus-
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alton Of House bill entitled an act to authorize
the mayor and trustees of the town of Shreveport
to purchase real estate outside Of the corporate
limits of said town. which underwent its several
readings, it was concurred in and the Secretary
was directed to inform the House thereof.
On motion of Mr.. Gibson the rules were sus
pended, and the Senate proceeded to the consider
alton of House concurrent resolutions, appointing
committee to examine into the foundation of the
assertion relative to hush money having been
offered to late officer of the State,' which reso
lutions underwent their several readings, they
were concurred in, whereupon and in pursuance
thereto the President appointed Messrs. Gibson
WEIGH and Fellowes the committee on the part Of
| the Senate as
And the Secretary was directed to inform the
House thereof. 5s -t4A'
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
On motion of Mr.. Duvignaud, the rules were sus
pended, and the Senate proceeded to the consider
alton Of Senate bill entitled an act relative tc
conyicts in the State penitentiary;n which under
went its several readings, it concurred in, and
the Secretary was directed to request the concur
renee of the House therein. 7fF -"F
| COMMITTEE ON CONFERENCE. srt
| On motion Of Mr.. Newton of Morehouse the
rules were suspended, and the Senate proceeded
to the consideration of their amendments as
amended, and disagreed to by the House Of Re.
representatives., in House bill entitled /" an act to
define the duties and fix the compensation Of State
printer" when, on motion Of the same Senator, it
was
Resozped, That the Senate dsagrees to the
anna nj tho IF 4af;
the amendments Of the Senate to the said bill
insist on their amendments disagreed to by the
House, and ask conference on the disagreeing
votes of the two houses thereon.
And the President appointed Messrs. Taylor,
Bell and Anderson the committee Of conference
on the part of the Senate.
And the Secretary was directed to inform the
House thereof. gl.... ..,.., III. !,
HOUSE BILLS REJECTED ..F
On motion of Mr.. Newton, of Morehouse, the
rules were suspended, and the Senate proceeded
to the consideration of House bill entitled can
act to authorize the Vicksburg, Shreveport and
Texas Railroad Company to change each terminus
Of their road,' which underwent its first reading
and was taken up at its second reading.
SECTION i. BE II enacted By the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the State of Louisi.
ana, III General Assembly conpened, That the
Yicksburg, Shreveport and Texas Railroad Com
pany be and they are hereby authorized to change
the eastern terminus Of said road to any point OF,
the Mississippi river that the stockholders and
BOARD OF directors may select; Provided, That
this change shall ia no wise impair the rights and
immunities Of said railroad company under their
charter as amended by an act Of the legislature of
this State, entitled an act to incorporate the
Vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas Railroad Com
pany, approved April IS, 1853.
4 On the adoption Of the first section Mr. Lott
called for the yeas and nays. N!lf '4
They were ordered and being taken, resulted
as follows, to-wit: as935a 7E5
Messrs. Campbell, Coco, Duyigneaud
Gordon and Newton Of Morehouse-5 Senators.
2 Nays-Messrs. Anderson, Armstrong, Bell,
Burthe, Cooley, Egan, Ellis, Felowes, Gibson,
Kavansgh, Kenner, Lapeyre, Lott, Munday, New
ton of jackson, Nelson, Palfrey, Purcell and vii.
coxon--l9 Senators. a'' s''"
So the first section was rejected, and the bill
was lost. 5s9
On motion of Mr.. Egan, the rules were sus.
pended, and the Senate proceeded to the conside.
ration of House bill entitled saess sftll
An act to prescribe the mode Of sale of public
lands Of the State of Louisiana,
Which underwent its first and second reading,
when
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