New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-14

| Ilesatne uaie llht no WORD, no act Oh DIS snouiu
do anything to cause breach between the Exec
utye and the other branches of the legislature.
This he knew was the general feeling as well as
| his; and lie hoped it would not be forced. There
was plenty of room for mutual accommodation,
and he hoped for it. As to the time for the city
election, it was quite competent for the Legislature
| TO say it should take place in five days.
Mr.1Duvigneaud again explained his grounds OF
opposition to the bill.
MIR. Egan, in speech to which we can do no
justice for want of space and time, went over the
grounds already taken in support of the motion to
pass the bill over the Governors veto; and he
supported them with great force and effect
Mr.. Foute accepted the expostions Of the sena-
tor from Ascension, (AIr. Kenner,) and the Sena-
tor from Assumption, Mr.. Egan,) as adequate and
rendering it unnecessary for him to say anything
further in support Of the motion and the bill.
After some few further observations from Messrs.
Hough and NOLAN, in which nothing new was de-
veloped, the question was put on the motion that
the bill pass the Governors veto notwithstanding.
The vote was as follows: = -1sz-5. r..l Inc
Yeas-Messrs. Abney, Armstrong, Brusle,
Burthe, Campbell, Coco, Egan, Ellis, Fellowe:,
Foute, Gibson, Gordon, Kavanagh, Kelso, Ken
ner, Lapeyre, Lott, NOLAN, Newton Of Jackson,
Newton of Morehouse, Nelson, Poche, Purcell,
Scruggs, Taylor, WEIGH, and Wilcoxon-27.
Nays-Messrs. Bell Duvigneaud and Hough.
The bill was. therefore, declared passed; and
on motion, it was ordered to be sent to the House
Of Representatives, with an announcement of the
result of the vote in the Senate Oh the question.
On motion Of Mr.. Egan, leave of absence was
granted to Mr.. Ellis. ~a
On motion of Mr.. Duvigneaud, bill for the
relief of the Widow A. Dnfilho, Jr., was referred
to the Committee on Claims.
On motion of Mr.. Gordon, after brief discus
sion, an act amending the city charter, SO as to
make the office of Controller elective, was made
the order of the day for Friday and ordered to be
printed ,as.p.. s. s,a.
On motion Of Mr.. Brusle bill granting ferry
privileges opposite Plaquemine to VIM. Brown,
was referred to the Committee on Parochial
Affairs.
On motion of Mr.. Newton bill to fix the com
pensation of the State Printer was referred to
the Committee on Printing. H.. ~
A communication from the Hebrew Association
for the building of the new synagogue, asking the
autographs of Senators on parchment by tile 18th
inst, to be deposited with the corner stone, was
received, and on motion of Mr.. Bell was ordered
to be spread upon the minutes. art..-s. w.. aJi
MIR, Kenner, from the Finance Committee, pre-
sented an unfavorabe report on the bill to raise
revenue, etc. On motion Of Mr.. Fgan, it was made
the order of the day for the day after tomorrow,
and ordered to be printed. @ vr ~. ~ '-...,
MI. Kenner, from the Finance Committee, pre-
scented an unfavorable report on the bin relative to
licenses and taxes. On motion of Mr.. Duyig-
neaud, it was made the order of the day for Mon
day next and ordered to be printed, ...
On motion of Mr.. Lott, the bill to regulate the
sale of property seized under an order Of seizure
and sale writ Of ieri aclas was made the order
Of the day for Tuesday next. -r rE-
Then the Senate adjourned to noon tomorrow,
February ID, 1866. 's.a f4satJ L.. y