New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-07

TO whom was feferred Senate Dill enuueu an ae
relative to judicial mortgages recorded agains
insolyent debtors, submitted an adverse report
i Mr.. Kenner, from the Committee on Finance, t
whom was referred Senate bill entitled an act TO
the relief of State tax collectors, submitted
q favorable report with an amendment.
The same Senator, from the same committee, t.
whom was referred Senate bill entitled an act Il
i exempt from taxation certain grounds and othe
property Of the Tememe Derech, submitted
favorable report with proviso as an amendment
The same Senator, from the same committee, t
j whom was referred Senate bill entitled
An act providing for the payment of the salarie
| of certain officers and making an appropriation Q
dollars therefor;
Submitted the following report:
That it is inexpedent for the legislature to az
on the subject matter of this bill, and the Commi
tee on Finance asks to be discharged from til
further consideration of the same.
And the same Senator, from the same committee
to whom was referred Senate bill entitled
An act for the relief of James Crowell, of th
parish Of Iberyille
Submitted an adverse report.
Mr.. Taylor from the Committee on Printing, t
whom was referred House bill entitled
An act to define the duties and to fix the com
pensation of State Printer
| Submitted favorable report with amendments
On motion of Mr.. Taylor, the bill was made thu
special order Of the day for Thursday next
| REPORT FROM A SELECT COMMITTEE.
| Mr.. Duvigneaud, from the select committee to
| whom was referred Senate bill entitled
An act to amend the fifth section of an act emit
tied act additional to an act relative to and regu
ting the collection of municipal taxes in the city
of New Orleans, approved March Is, 1858, sub
mitted a favorable report.
On motion of the same Senator, this bill was
made the special order of the day for Friday next
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
Mr.. E. w. Halsey, Assistant Clerk of the House
of Representatives, requested the concurrence of
the Senate in House bills and Senate resolutions Of
the following titles, to-wit:
An act to provide for the protection of immi-
grants to the State of Louisiana.
An act relative to judicial advertisements, being
substitute for Senate bill entitled an act to re-
peal an act approved on the 18th of March, 1859,
entitled an act to amend act entitled an act re-
latiye to Judicial advertisements, approved on the
l2th Of March, 1855, and to reenact the third sec
ton of an act entitled act relative to Judicial
advertisements, approved on the 18th of March,
1866.
Joint resolutions relative to the tax on gross
sales and receipts.
Joint resolution instructng the Attorney Gene
al to institute certain legal proceedings in regard
% the steamboat canal from Yermillion Bay to
he Sabine river
And joint resolution requesting the Governor to
instruct the Attorney General to investigate GER
ain proceedings wherein the interests of the State
ire involved, and report.
He also informed the Senate that the House had
in Senate bill entitled an act to pro-
ride for the better management of the Institution
or the Deaf, Dumb and Blind at Baton Rouge, in
his State, and with amendments to Senate bill
untitled "an act for the relief of the State Semi
lary Of Learning and Military Academy"
And he requested the signature of the President
# the Senate to House enrolled bills of the follow
ng titles, to-wit:
An act in relation to exemption from State
Parish and city taxes for the years 1862 1868 and
1854, in certain cases.
An act to exempt tax payers from costs, interest
md charges paid upon State, parish, municipal
md city taxes for the years 1861, 1862, 1868 and
1854, and to relieve from payment of such costs,
interest and charges, those who have not paid the
same.
An act for the relief Of Wade Hampton.
And an act for the relief of William Hampton,
Which bills thereupon received the signature of
he President of the Senate, and they were, BY the
secretary, returned to the House.
oUsE BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS CONQUERED IN. |
On motion of Mr.. NOLAN, the rules were sus-
ended, and the Senate proceeded to the conside.
ltion Of House joint resolution entitled
Joint resolution requesting the Governor to in
ruct the Attorney General to investigate certain
wherein the interests of the State are
volved, and report;
Which underwent its several readings, it was
incurred in, and the Secretary was directed to
form the House thereof.
On motion Of Mr.. Palfrey, the rules were sus
nded, and the Senate proceeded to the consd.
alton of
House joint resolution to receive papers from
e Surveyor General;
Which underwent its several readings and it
rs concurred in;
And in pursuance thereto, the President an
tinted Messrs Palfrey and Burthe the committee
the part of the Senate;
And the Secretary was directed to inform the
,use thereof. 8 Ex ,
On motion of Mr.. Kenner, the rules were sus
nded, and the Senate proceeded to the conside-
ion Of II
House joint resolution relative to the tag on
'ss sales and receipts; {
Which underwent its FIRST reading and was con.
cred at its second reading. II
|EC. l. Be it r'esolced By the Senate and 6
use Of Representative Of the State of Louisiana
General assembly conuened, That the time t
en- for the payment Of the tax on gross !
IS provided for by the act entitled an act
provide for the prompt collection of the tax
gross sales and receipts" approved February Z
4, 1865, be and the same is hereby extended ! I
Il the 18th day of March, 1866, any law to the I
trary notwithstanding. $
n motion Of Mr.. Kenner, the first section was
ended by striking out in the seventh line o
-eof the word " fifteenth y and inserting in 5
thereof the words " thirty irst.n t
nd the first section was adopted as amended.
he second section was read and adopted.
n motion of the same Senator, the rules were h
,ended, this bill underwent its second and
readings, it was concurred in as amended
the Secretary was directed to inform the Z
se thereof.
SENATE BILL PASSED. t,
n motion Of Mr.. Kenner, the rules were sus- 81
ied and the Senate proceeded to the considera-
of Senate bill entitled IAN act for the relief D
tate tax collectors"
Ne FIRST section, which reads as follows, was Of
,idered; Of
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