New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19


ton as amended was adopted.
MFR. Mcconnell offered the following:
RESOLVED, That the bill under consideration be
referred to special committee Of five, with in
structions to report tomorrow morning by sub
sttute, bill upon the basis Of the act now in ex-
istence authorizing the continuance in office Of the
present board of levee commissioners appointed
by his Excellency the Governor, and should addi-
tional appropriations be necessary than those al
ready made for the building Of SAID levees, that
such appropriations be made upon the basis
taxation upon the whole OF the real and persona
property Of the State.
| Mr.. Fenner moved to commit the bill to the Ju-
dietary Committee which was withdrawn
| On motion the House adjourned.
H.11 OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Friday, March Ii, 1866.
| The House met at II A. NJ
| Present Hon. J. B. Elan, Speaker pro tenpore,
| Messrs. Anderson j., Anderson Samuel, Austin,
| Alyerson, Addison, Bailey, Barry, Backman,
Brown Bruton, Collins, Couyillon, Davenport,
Deblanc, Deporter, LeLabarre, Drew, Ditto,
Durable, Dugas, Eastin, Eager, Eldridge, Ewing,
Edwards, Fagot, Fenner, Freret, Fishburn, Fnlda,
Gates, Gaisser, CAN'T, Green, Hanlon, Halsey,
Harrison, Head, Hatch, Hays, Henderson, Jonas,
Kent, Kelly, Kile, Labranche Lagroue, Laurent,
Leeds, Leblanc, Martin, Meredith, McEnery,
Mcdonnell, Mcdonald, McCee, McCloskey, More
land Montgomery, Mutt, Ormond, Peterson,
Phillips James, Philips Alf., Powell, Pujo, Prud-
homme; Regenberg, Richards, Rogers, Ryan,
/, Seaman, Seger, smonds Snider Smith, stile,
Scott Soloman, Tete, Texada, Theriot, Theme
> man, Tucker, VOORHEES,. Walker Wilmington,
l. Waggaman, Williamson! Waddell and Weeks-90
Representatives.
? The journal of yesterday was read, corrected and
!. approved.
The following communication was received from
: his Excelency, the Governor
!, STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans March 10, 1856.
y To the Speaker of the House Representatives
" am instructedby his Excellency, the Governor
'g- Of the State, to inform the House that he has
40 approved and signed
An act to amend an act entitled an act to con-
its sodate the city of New Orleans, and to provide
for the government Of the city of New Orleans
DO and the administration Of the affairs thereof
ca N. C. SNETHEN,
Private Secretary.
' Mr. DeLabarre chairman of the Committee on
'u Enrolment, reported as correctly enrolled
No. 1884, an act for the relief of J. D. Lott;
az No 270, an act founding Soldier Home for
~, disabled soldiers of Louisiana;
W Both of which were sent to the Senate and re-
III turned with the signature of the President of the
~, Senate.
", And No. Sc, an act for the relief of B. Bloom
M. field.
=. On motion of Mr.. Williamson, House bill No. 2l3,
An act to organize bureau of immigration, to
prescribe the duties thereof, and to fix the salary
- of the commission,
az Was taken up out of its regular order third
-A reading, and the amendments of the Senate were
concurred in.
ns On motion of Mr.. Fenner, Senate bill No. 3ls,
An act to regulate the administration of the
are Charity Hospital of the city of New Orleans
Was taken up out Of its regular order and fixed
as special order of the day for tomorrow evening.
,les On motion of Mr.. DeLabarre, it was
,;oh Resolued That the use of this hall is hereby
lad granted to the Sisters of the Holy Cross for the
md holding of fair for the benefit of the Asylum I
nm the Immaculate Conception of the Third District
of the city Of New Orleans, from the sOth Of April,
1866, to the 9Th of May, 1866, they warrantng to
replace all things in the same order delivered to
ord them.
o.: Mr.. Seaman offered the following:
D Resoued, That Senate bill 2l3 be recalled from
-. the Committee on Education and made the speca
,so, order of the day for Tuesday next.
~ The resolution was lost.
ave Mr. Gates offered the following:
ev RESOLVED That the business of the night
anc shall be confined to the consideration OF ne SENATE
mel, bills, to be taken up in their numerical oroer'
and The resolution was lost.
Phil. REPORTS FROM STANDING COMMITTEES.
ards, Mr. VOORHEES, chairman, on behalf OF the COM
ider, mi,tee on Commerce and Manulaclures repoted
eriot, on House bill No. $780,
ting .I;rt resolution for deepening the passes of
and the Mississippi river and of preserving depth of
eighteen feet therein"
sson Favorably
IT,,
leans ,rourh Mr. Regenberg, chairman, as follows, on
bills entitled
g the No l4S-An act for the establishment of nor
e bill NAL school in the State of Louisiana. fa
nate. House bill No. 3l9 is recommended by the com
No. mttee as substitute.
No ls3-Joint resolution accepting donations
gan land granted by act of Congress, approved Jul.
owed Cd 1862, for the benefit of agriculture and tn
mechanic arts; .ga
pen Favorably.
time IN Sanate hill, No OFT
uca An act relative to the public schools of New o.
leans and Jefferson,
on Unfavorably.
ou'0 On No. $40,
An act to amend an act to renew the act I.
- establish normal department in the pubic nis
schools of the city of New Orleans, approves
March tenth, eighteen hundred and sixy'
Juan Favorably, with an amendment.
On No. $40, ,.,;,
,cided An act 70 amehu 81 "Is annroyed Marcel
COM SCHOOLS III .hs o'' "S y -, an5 ffty.tiye
idera- htteehsn' elshse'n AD
% 6rst Unfavorably.
On No. $50, ro,,,ot
ement An act to aooisn sVn0' narsh,s tnroncl
ssion- public educatioh IL 'A'
Ihorize out the State'
Internal Unfavorabiy.
On No. 35s, Senate bill,
u An act to amend an act to organize tree pup