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

! An act in relation to exemption from State, par
ish and city taxes for the years 1892 1861 1854 and
| 1866, in certain cases.
An act for the relief of William Hampton.
| An act for the relief of Wade Hampton.
On motion of Mr.. Williamson, House bill No. 2l2,
"an act to provide for the protection of immi-
grants to thesState of Louisiana"
Was taken up out ofits regular order.
On motion of Mr.. Seaman, the bill was amended
by inserting the word % immigrant or immigrants"
in lieu .of the word 'emgrant or emgrants, y
wherever the latter occur.
On motion of Mr.. Williamson, the word " com
mission was stricken out and the word I" bureau
was inserted instead in the fortieh lne first sec
ton. On motion of Mr.. Eldridge, after the word
neglect" in the sixty-seventh line, the words
"for the period of ten days. were inserted; and
on his further motion, all after the word "and" in
the seventeen line, to the end of the section was
stricken out and the following words were inserted
in lieu thereof: " for each and - ten days
thereafter that he refuses or neglects to obtain
such license shall forfeit the penalty of fifty dollars
to be recovered by the persons, and in the manner
above set forth" And the section as amended
was adopted.
Section second was adopted.
Section third was amended by striking out the
words "native or naturalzed" in the twelfth line,
and the section as amended was adopted.
Sections fourth and fifth were adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Williamson, the sixth section
was amended by changing the word "commis-
sioners" in the fifth line to bureau" and by
striking out the words "parish or city, in the
fifteenth and sixteenth lines and inserting the word
State" in lieu thereof, and by striking out all
after the word treasury in the sixteenth line.
The section as amended was adopted
Section seven was amended, on motion of Mr.
Williamson, by striking out all after the word
"section" in the seventh line, and the section as
amended was adopted.
Section eight was adopted.
On motion of McCloskey, the following addi-
tional section was adopted, to come in as section
nine
Sec. 8. Be ii further enacted, etc.. That no
person or persons, who keep coffee-house or
lager beer saloon, Or who keep for sale in any
quantity any intoxicating liquor OF lager beer,
shall obtain license for keeping an immigrant
clearinghouse, as provided in the first section of
this act, shall any such boarding house be kept
in building, any portion of which is occupied
for the sale of intoxicating liquors or lager
beer.
Section nine was numbered section ten, was
adopted, and, on further suspension of the rules
the bill was ordered to be engrossed, was read
a third time and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Fenner Senate bill
An act relative to the public schools in the cities
of New Orleans and Jefferson,
Was taken up out of order, under suspension
of the rules read second time, and referred to
the Committee on Public Education.
REPORT OF A STANDING COMMITTEE.
Mr.. VOORHEES,, chairman on behalf of the Com
mittee on Commerce and Manufactures, reported
favoraby on House bill No. 1913, IAN act concern
ing the masters and wardens of the port of New
Orleans" and recommended its adoption.
BILL INTRODUCED AND PASSED.
Mr.. Walker introduced bill entitled
Joint resolution relative to the tax on gross sales
Ind receipts,
Which, on his further motion and under sus- |
pension of the rules, underwent its several readings
md was passed. The bill was ordered to be sent
10 the Senate on Monday next.
Mr.. Walker, chairman, on behalf of the Com |
nittee on Finance, introduced bill making an
preparations for the expenses of the State for the
current year, being the general appropriation bill
Which, on his further motion, was ordered to
'e printed, and was made the special order for
tuesday, March 6.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The unfinished business of yesterday, being
enate bill No. III, an act for the relief of the
louisiana State Seminary and Military Academy"
as taken up on its second reading, pending the
all for the yeas and nays on Mr.. Williamson's
lotion to lay the amendment offered BY Mr.
'alker on the table. The rule requiring the House
resolve itself into committee of the whole
ouse on appropriations was suspended Mr..
williamson withdrew his motion to lay on the
lble the amendment of Mr.. Walker. Mr.. Walker
resented the following as substitute for the
offered by him yesterday:
Insert after the words 1885," in the sixteenth
ne the words " That the sum of $4,000 or SO
UGH thereof as may be necessary to pay the
mount borrowed by the Governor on account of
lid Seminary, shall be deducted from said s25 800
Id applied to the payment of the money so Dor .
WED"
The amendment was adopted.
MIR. Walker moved to amend the first section | J
rther by striking out all from the word years
the twentieth line down to the proviso in the |
rty-fifth line.
Mr.. Austin moved that the amendment be laid
| the table, on which motion the yeas land NAYS
ere called for by Messrs. Austinsand Bailey with
e following result:
4eas-Messrs Anderson J, Anderson Samuel
ustin, Alverson, Addison, Barry, Bensel, Black
an, Bruton, Davenport, Drew, Duffel, 1Eldridge,
eret, Fulda, Gates, Gaisser, CAN'T, Green, Har- 81
ION, Head, Hatch, Henderson, Jonas Kelly, Kile,
eds, Leblanc, McKelvey, McEnery, Mcconnell,
Donald, McCloskey, Moreland, Montgomery,
lit, Phillips James, Phillips Aft, Regenberg,
chardson, Richards, Rogers, Sambola, Seaman,
nth, Stille Scott, Tete, Texada Theriot, Voor- ,
IS, Wilmington, Waggaman, Williamson, Wad- i
IL and Weeks-55 yeas.
Nays-Messrs. Bailey, Delamore, Deporter,
wards, Fagot, Fishburn, fHanon, Logroue,
terson, Powell, Pujo, Ryan, Thieneman ard Il
alker-l4 nays.
The amendment was laid on the table.
hr. Head moved to amend as follows: r
strike out all between the words "ofn in the
h line and the word "for" in the sixth line, and
ert the words "free school fund.-" m
The amendment was laid on the table. "
Mr. Mcdonnell offered the following amend. q
nt ~
After the word Cadets" in the nineteenth r.
e. strike out the word ALSO" in the twentieth Di
e. b
Mr. Eldridge offered as substitute to the amend y
mt of Mr.. Mcconnell the following: F.
Strike out from 1885," sixteenth line, to the "a a
I'd also" in the twentieth line. Il,