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

iSSSS'
when upon call of the roll the following Repre-
sentatives answered to their names:
Hon. J. B. Elan, Speaker pro. ten and Messrs. |
Anderson j.. Anderson Samuel, Austin, Alyerson,
Bailey, Barry Blackman, Brown, Bruton, Coilins,'
Davenport Daigle, Deblanc, Deporter, DeLabarre
Ditto, Dugas, Eastin, Eldridge, Ewing, Edwards
Fishburn, Fulda, Gates, CAN'T, Green, Hanlon'
Halsey, Harrison, Head, Hatch, Holt, Hudspeth,
Kent, Kelly, Kidd, Ke, Labranche, Laurent
Leeds, Leblanc, Martini Meredith, McEnery, NC
Donald, McGee, McCIoskey, Moreland Montgom-
ery. Powell Regenberg, Seaman, Snider, Smith,
Stlle. Scott, Solomon, Tete, Therot, Thieneman,
Tucker, Walker Wilmington, Williamson and Wad-
deil-66 Representatives.
The journal of yesterday was read and APP
proved.
Mr.. McEnery offered the following resolution
Resolved, That during the remainder Of this SEES
sion it shall be the duty of the Clerk of this House
to furnish to the Public Printer list of the names
of members who fail to answer to their names at
the evening session. and the Public Printer is here
by required to insert daily said list in his paper in
prominent place, provided that the Clerk shall
not place on the list the name of any gentleman
who is absent with the leave of the House.
Mr. Thieneman moved amendment, which
was laid on the table, on motion of Mr. Deporter.
the table, on which motion Messrs. Blackman and
Austin called for the yeas and nays, with the fol-
lowing result:
Yeas-2iessrs. Anderson j., Austin, Bailey, Bar
ry, Couvllon, Daige, Delamore, Edwards Fenner,
Fulda Gai5ser, Can't, Hanon, Harrison, Hatch,
Hudspeth, Kle, Kelly, Laurent Leeds, Leblanc,
Martin, Meredith, Mcconnell, Melee, Moreland
Phillips James, Regenberg Richardson, Seaman,
Theriot, williamson and Weeks-32 nays.
Nays-Messrs. Anderson Samuel, Alverson,
Blackman, Brown, Bruton, Collins, Davenport
Deblauc, Ditto, Durable, Dugas, Eastin, Eldridge,
Fishburn, Gates. Can't, EaIsey, Head Hays, Holt
Kent, I.abranche, MoEnery, Nc Council, McCloskey'
Montgomery, Mutt, Peterson, Powell, Richards,
Seaman, Snier, Smith, Stille, Scott Tete, Theme
man Tucker Walker, Wilmington and Waddet-
nays &C.
The motion to lay on the table was lost
On motion of Mr.. Head, the resolution was
amended by striking out the words " at the even
ing session.
Mr.. Bailey moved to amend by excepting sucl
members as may think it injurious to hold even
ing sessions.
Laid on the table.
Mr.. Deporter moved to strike out the word
appointment place"
Lost.
The amended resolution was adopted.
On motion of Mr. Fenner, Mr. Austin was eS
cused from attendance at the night sessions of tn
House.
And, on motion of Mr.. Kile, Mr.. Prudhomm
was likewise excused
On motion of Mr.. Gates, leave of absence We
granted to Mr.. Laurent.
Mr. Couvion rose to q point of order, whic
was follows:
The resolution Just adopted by the House was
breach of privilege Of members, 1nasmuch as
was intended to cast oiium upon such as might /
absent at roll call.
The Speaker decided that the point OF ord'
was not well taken from which decision MIR. 20
vlon appealed, when the decision Of the Speak
was sustained.
BILLS ENROLLED.
Mr.. DeLabarre, chairman, on behalf Of t
Committee on Enrolment reported as correct
enrolled House bill
No l52-An act relative to the organization
the board of police in and for the town
Opelousas;
Which was signed by the Speaker was sent
the Senate, and was signed by the President OF 1
Senate.
Mr.. Walker, chairman, on behalf OF the 20
mittee on Finance, reported bill entitled
An act to provide for increasing the revenue
the State, and raise means to pay the interest
the State debt;
And on his motion two hundred copies of
bill were ordered to be printed for the use of
General Assembly.
On Senate bill No. 296, entitled
An act for the relief OF State tax collectors;
Favorably.
On House bill No. 344, entitled
An act to provide for the assessment of ia
for the city or New Orleans;
Favorably, with amendments.
Mr. Regenberg, chairman on behalf OF the q
mittee on Public Education, reported on House
No. 34l, entitled
Joint resolution providing for the purchase
gratuitous distribution of Sponsors English Ora
mar, throughout the State;
Favorably.
Mr. Mutt, chairman, on behalf OF the Judicl
Committee, reported on House bill No. 333, C
tied
An act to amend and re.enact the third sectio
an act entitled an act giving to police juries
exclusive privilege of establishing ferries and
bridges, approved March Is, 1857;
Favorably, with amendments.
Mr.. Mcconnell chairman, ca behalf of spe
committee composed Of five members of the
delegation, reported on Senate bill entitled
An act relative to the publication of legal
Judlclal advertisements IN the PARISH OF OFleau
Favoraby, with amendments.
And on motion of Mr.. Gates, the bill was
the special order of the day for tomorrow.
Mr.. Tucker, chairman of the special comm
raised yesterday to examine and report such
as, in their Judgment, ought to be considere
preference, and report the same to the House
scented, on behalf of said committee, the 70
ing report
The committee appointed to select from
calendar the most important bills, beg leave
port as the most important list N o. l. and as
in importance list No2.
FIRST LIST.
Senate-Nos 80, SO, 60, I'll, l73, 236, 1853
2s4, 276, 90, e96, 249, 253, 273, 2a2, 1913, 81.
House-Nos. 10, IL, ID, rs, Al, AZ, g. 70, SO
l0s, l31, 142, 147, l72, 1872, 1876, 1913, 30, 2l5
2l7, 2ls. l29, 256, 272, 299, 3l2, $50.
SECOND LIST.
Senate-Nos. 81, 70, "a, 1873, 305, 900, 257
100, 8l, 34s, 279, 2S7, 3l7, 32l.
House-Nos l4l, 1877, 1885, 2O4, 2o9 2l4,..24;
261, 1856, 294.
A. L. TUCKER, Charm
The report was received, and copy Of tn
of the bills so reported Sas ordered 80 be p