New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-23

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versity, and to maintain said university, aid ap
preparation to be paid" ..
The amendment was adopted, ?
! The rules requiring the House to resolve tsel
into a committee of the whole on an appropria
ton were suspended. -zq
| The bill as amended was read a second tune
was ordered to be engrossed, was read a tnira
time. passed and ordered to be sent to the SENATE
| as follows:
| AN ACT FOR THE RELIEF OF THE UNIVERSITY of
LOUISIANA. .
SECTION |. Be it enacted 6y NE '>endte ana
House of Representatives OF ase Ssd'e O Lou
i isiano, IN General assembly concerned, That
the sum of S25 900 be and the same is appropriated
out of any funds in the State treasury not other
wise appropriated for the purpose of making such
indispensable repairs as may be necessary to the
buildings of the University of Louisiana, under
the superintendent and direction of the State en-
pineer, authorized by and under the supervision of
the board of administrators of said university, and
| to maintain said university, said appropriation to
| be paid upon the warrant of the chairman of the
administrators of said university upon the Auditor
| of Public Accounts. &E
Mr.. Lemarie moved a suspension of the rules in
order to take up Senate bill 3s7, 'an act for the
relief of Theodore Durel and R. D. Hubbard, late
State assessors in and for the city of New Or.
leans"
The House refused to suspend the rules.
Mr.. Fenner asked leave to introduce q bill out Of
order. . ,--..s s
Not granted.
Mr.. Simonds, chairman, reported, on behalf Of
the Committee on the Judiciary, favorably OF
House bill No. 1868, ''an act supplemental to al
act entitled an act to license the vending Of lottery
| tickets.
On motion of Mr.. Tucker the rules were sus
pended, and Senate bill No. 374, an act to author
| ize the leasing 1.-THE New Orleans, Opelousas ant
Great Western Railroad was taken up ont o
| order.
| Mr.. Fenner moved an indefnate postponemen
of the further consideration of the bill.
| On motion of Mr.. Solomon the bill was laid OF
the table.
! On motion of Mr.. Austin the following preamble
and resolution were adopted:
WHEREAS, it appears by the certificate of tn,
chairman of the Committee Enrolled Bills of thi
House that House bill No. "a, entitled an act il
relation to exemption from State, parish and cit,
taxes for the years 1867 1868, 1864 and 1866 in
tain cases. was duly enrolled and delivered to hi:
Excellency the Governor for signature, on the 5tl
day of March, 1866, and whereas the said act ha
not been signed or returned by the Governor, ane
has by the lapse of time become a law therefore
Be it resolued, That the chairman of the
the Committee on Enrolled Bills of this House be
instructed to have the said bill again correctly
enrolled, and that the Speaker of this House be
instructed and the President of the Senate re
quested to sign the same and have it filed in the
| ,f hos nf o,5 ,,lr tor
as the law directs.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
| House bill 362-An act granting certain priv
| leges to the Ouachita Slack Water Navigation
| Company, was taken up on its second reading ant
made the special order of the day for this even
| ing's session.
House bill No. S0-An act to define the duties
and fix the compensation of State Printer, wa
taken up on its third reading, pending the motion
| to concur in the Senates amendment to item tel
of section ten, last clause. +..
Mr.. Brown moved that the vote by which tn
House had seconded the call for the previou
question be reconsidered and on the motion to re
consider the yeas and nays we're called for b
Messrs. StilIe and Meredith, with the following re
suit a.g.
Yeas-Messrs. Anderson S., Austin, Alverson
Addison. Bailey, Bensel, Brown, Bruton, Daven
port, Deblanc, Delamore, Deporter, DeLabarre
Durable, Ditto, Eager, Fagot Fenner, Freret
Fishburn, Fuda, Gaisser, CAN'T, Green, Gottschalk
Hanlon, Halsey, Harrison Hatch, Hays, Hender
son, Holt, Jonas, Kelly, Labranche, Leeds Lemarie
Leblanc, McKelvey, McEnery, McCloskey, Nc
Council, Murray, Nelligan, Mutt, Ormond, Phillips
Alf., Roman, Robinson, Sambola, Seaman, Seger
| Simonds, Smith, Tucker, VOORHEES,, Wilmington
Witt and Weeks-57 yeas.
| Nays -Messrs. Anderson j., Bonnabel Couvillon
Dugas, Eastin, Eldridge, Edwards, Gates, CAN'T
Head Kent, Lagroue, Lpsconb, Meredith, More
land, Mcdonald. McGee, Peterson, Phillips j.
Powell, Pujo, Regenberg, Richards, Rogers, Ryan
| Snider, 9tille, Scott, Solomon, Tete TeXada
Theriot, Thieneman, Walker Waggaman and
Waddell-35 nays. s.....l..-
| And the motion to reconsid er prevailed.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
| The following communication was received from
his Excellency, the Governor:
| STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEP ARTMENT, !
New Orleans, March 20, 1866.
! To the Speaker of the Heuse of Representatives
| am instructed by his Excellency the Governo
| to inform the House that he has approved ant
| signed, ~@
1. % An act to legitimate Georgiana Dease, nat
ural child of George Marshall Gordon and Sarah
Jane Dease, and to confer on her the rights of
! forced heir. +"
2. can act for the relief of Josiah Reams, vet
eran of 1914 and 1815.n
| 3. can act supplementary to an act to incorpor
ate the town of Vienna in the parish of Jackson
approved March 2, 1867
4. can act to provide for supplying the loss o
| the public records and other papers, burned o.
otherwise destroyed during the late war, in thu
parishes of Madison, Concordia. Carroll ant
| Tensas.n '
5. can act for the relief of S. l.. Slack
| 6. can act for the relief of James NJ. IPinmgel
and John Mclean
| I. "Anact to provide for an election of mum
cipal officers in the town of Vernon, parish
| Jackson"
I. N. c. sNETHEN,
"... .....,.ss Private Secretary.
| The foregoing communication having been read
| the House resumed the consideration of the
Senate's amendments to bill No. SO, Mr.. Snider's
motion to adjourn having been put and lost.
Mr.. Durable moved that the House reconsider
the vote by which the Senate's amendment to
item four had been concurredin, on which motion
the yeas and nays we're called for by Messrs stile
and j. Anderson, with the following result:
Yeas-Messrs. Anderson Samuel, Austin, Alver
son, Addison, Bailey, Bensel, Brown, Collins Dav
ennort DebIauc Delamore Deporter DeIaharre