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

The election of district and parish officers"
SECTION |. Beitenacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives of the State Of Louisiana u"
General Assembly conuened, That the Governor
be and he is hereby authorized and directed 10
issue forthwith his proclamation ordering an eiec
ton throughout the State to take place w''lin
thirty DAYS from the date of said proeamatioh lor
district attorneys, clerks of the district courts
sherfs, coroners, parish recorders, State tax as
SCISSORS and collectors, justices OF the peace oo'-
stables, and such other officers as by the oohso.u-
ton and existing laws are to be chosen ny VIC
people.
On motion of Mr.. NOLAN the first section was
amended by striking out thererom IN the eghth anu
ninth lines, the words "within thirty days from tne
date of said proclamation" and inserting IN heu
thereof the following words, viz: ION the secohu
Monday of March next"
And the first section was adopted as amehueo'
The second section was read and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. NOLAN the rules were furtner
suspended, this bill underwent its second and third
readings and it passed.
On motion of the same Senator, the Secretary
was directed to request the concurrence Of the
House therein.
On motion of Mr. Bruse, the rules were sus-
pended and the Senate proceeded to the consider
and re-enact section fifth of an act entitled IAN
act relative to sureties' approved March Is, 1866
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State Of Louisi-
ana in General Assembly, conuened, That the fifth
section of the above entitled act be amended and re-
enacted so as to read as follows, towit: THAT no
suit shall be instituted against any security, on any
appeal bond, or on the bond of any administrator,
tutor curator executor or syndic, until the neces-
sary steps shall have been taken to enforce judg-
| ment against the principal
| The same Senator moved to amend the first sec
ton by inserting in the fourth line thereof after
| the word ''act" the following words, to-wit :
which reads as follows to-wt: That no suit shall
be instituted against any security or any appeal
bond nor on the bond of any administrator, cura-
tor executor or syndic, until the necessary steps
| have been taken to enforce payment against the
principal
And the first section was adopted as amended.
Il The second section was read and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Brusle, the rules were further
suspended this bill underwent its second and third
readings it passed, and the Secretary was directed
to request the concurrence Of the House therein.
On motion of Mr.. Lapeyre, the rules were sus-
pended and the Senate proceeded to the consider
alton of Senate bill entitled "an act suspendng
prescriptions in certain cases."
4 SECTION l. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the State Of Lo'ase
ana, in General Assembly concerned, That or
all obligations contracted previous to the hrst day
of May, 1862, in the shape of promissory notes
drafts, bills of exchange or any other negotiable
/, form, by parties residing outside of the city
t New Orleans the three years of war intervening
between said day of LIST of May, 1852 and the 3ot
of April 1865, shall not be counted in the compu
tation of the five years required by article 3505
y the Civil Code to acquire prescription.
On motion of Mr.. Lapeyre, the amendment pre-
IS posed by the Senate Committee on the Judiciar
being to strike out in the seventh, eighth and mint
If lines the following words, viz: 60 by parties re
+ siding outside the city of New Orleans" wa
in adopted, and the first section was adopted a
amended.
s. On motion OF, Mr.. Lapeyre the following az
l. ditional section proposed by the same committe
as as the second section of the bill. was adopted
Sec. @ Be it further enacted, ETC., That tn
article shall not apply to cases where prescripho
IS has already been acquired.
On motion of Mr. Lapeyre the rules were su
nd pended, this bill underwent its second and thll
readings, and OH its final passage, Mr. kenn'
to called for the yeas and nays; they were ordert
and being taken resulted as 1onoWs, toWlt
IN Yeas-Messrs. Brusle, Burthe, Cooley, Duvi
lie neaud, Egan." Ellis, Fellowes, Foute, Gordon
Lapeyre, Newton of Jackson, Newton OF Nor
$ house, Nelson, Poche, Taylor and Wilcoxon-
rs 16 Senators.
Nays-Messrs. Anderson, Armstrong, Coo
al Kenner, Lott, Munday, Purcell and WEIGH
In Senators.
So the bill passed.
c pn4io hot To- wv
will move reconsideration of the vote just give
Of And the bill was adopted with its title.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
g. On motion of Mr. Munday the Senate proceede
Id at closed doors, to the consideration of execute
e. business and after some time therein spent, tt
doors were reopened, when, on motion OF
OF Taylor, the Senate adjourned until tomorrow
10 o,clockM NJ. HENRY B. KELLY,
Secretary of the Senat