New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-08

70 CITY Of New Orleans u the pending quesh0n
eing the adoption OF the fourth section, which
1as nm der consideration when the Senate ad.
,urne a on yesterday. d
Th i fourth, fifth and sixth sections were read and
.dsspted.
The seventh section being under consideration
% motion Of Mr.. Dnsigneaud, the seventh section
was amended BY adding at the close thereof the
words, to-wit The said attorney shall
receive for all services rendered by him, for the
collection of taxes and all other dues, licenses
and penalties, salary Of twenty five hundred dol
lars 3 year, payable monthly BY the Treasurer, on
the warrant Of the attorney
And the seventh section was adopted as
amended.
on motion Of Mr.. Duvigneaud, the same was
amended BY striking out at the close thereof the
following words, to-wit: And the said Attor-
ney shall receive compensation for such services,
in an cases, Of two and q half per cent. on such
dues, licenses and penalties, to be paid By the per-
son d persons in default. 7 Il, Al
And the eighth section was adopted as amended.
The ninth section Was read and adopted.
i The tenth section being under consideration,
on motion Of Mr.. Duvigneaad, the tenth section
was amended BY Inserting in the second line
thereof, after the word s'act,n the following
words, toswit: I. and the existing laws d under
nv otherlaw that may be passed upon the same %
subject natter y Il
And tho tenth section was adopted 90 amended.
The eleventh and twelfth sections were read and
adopted. III
The thirteanthsection being under consideration,
On motion Of Mi. D1yigneaud, the first blank Ii
said section was idlled with the word !. two, and
the second blank with the words = fifteen hum
dred.,
And the thirteenth section was adopted as
amended. H
The fourteenth and fifteenth section were read
and adopted. 81 nj
Mi. DnYigneaud moved the adoption Of this
bill at IT'D second reading, and upon that motion
Nj. Mnhan called for the yeas and nays they
were ordered, and, being taken, resulted as fol
lows, viz a
Yeas- Hon. Victor Burthe ii the Chair, and
Messrs.. Andersen, Armstrong Barrow, Cooley,
Duvigneaud, Gibson. Hopgh, Kavanagh, Kenner,
Lapeyre, Mnnday, Newton Of Morehonse. Palfrey,
Pochs, scruggs, Taylor, WEIGH and Wilcoxon 10
Senators.
Nays Messrs. Brownlee. Fellowes, Gordon,
Lott NOLAN and Purcell 20 Senators. @
q 80 the bill was adopted at its second reading.
{ Mi. Dnyigneaud moved for d further suspension
Of tho rules with the view Of placing this bill on
its third reading, and upon that motion Mr.. Mohan
called tor the yeas and nays; they were ordered,
and being taken, resulted as follows, viz II
Yeas Hon. Victor Burthe in the Chair, and
Messrs. Anderson, Armstrong, Barrow Cooley,
Dnpigneaud, Gibson, Hongh, Kavanagh, Kenner,
Lapeyre, Munday, Paltrey, Poehe, Taylor, WEIGH
and Wilcoxon II Senators.
Nays Messrs. Brownles, Fellowes, Gordon,
Lott. NOLAN and Purcell q Senators.
SO, four-ftlls of the Senators present not voting
and the bin was ordered to d third reading On to-
morrow. s
Siss MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
Mr.. =. W. Halsey, Assistant Clerk Of the House
Of Representatives requested the concurrence Of
the Senate ia The following entitled House bills and
joint resolution, viz s5s en- III NJ ssE
An ast to authorize George q. Wilson, Of the
parish of Carroll to make title to certain property
of hiz minor children BY private acts
An act relative to the organization Of. the board
Of police ii and for the town Of Opelousas;
Y All act to authorize Mrs. Louisa bourgeois, the
wife Of Thomas Taquino, to sell portion Of her
iotalspropsrty I'M " #
I Al act for the relief Of A B. HALEY;
e An act to legitimate Geraldine Clark Osborne
md Charlotte Dosarie Osborne, wife Of Justin
bernard, natural children Of David Clark Osborne,
4 the city Of New Orleans, and to confer on them
be rights Of forced heirs;
Ain act to legitimate Georgianna Dease, natural
hid Of George Marshall Gordon and Sarah Jane
lease, and to confer on her the rights Of forced
cir \; n
An act to authorize John @. Prescott TO sue the
tate II n
An act for the relief Of j. D. Lott;
And JOINT resolution to appoint joint commit
I'd wait on the Governor for certain purposes;
4 And that In pursuance thereto the Speaker
no. TEN. had appointed Messrs. Smith, Leeds,
Tomas, scanlan, McUonneil, Fulda NJ cEnery, viii
ianson, Eldridge and Tucker, the committee on
he part 81 the House
He informed the Senate that the House had
concpEred ii The following entitled Senate bills,
VII
All actto authorize Caroline vanhille, wife Of
Lncius !. Dupre, of ST. Landry, to ALLEVIATE her
dotal property
4 An otfor The relief Of William Lockwood;
An act granting ferry privileges to 6. K. Mar
shall bis heirs and assigns
Az act To authorize the oficiating clergyman Of
TIE Catholic congregation IF St. James TO sign
certain acts
let for the relief Of Lewis Palms, late regis.
terof the United States land office for the South
eastern District Of louisiana
Al act to amend and re.enact the act entitled
an act to authorize the construction Of a draw
bridge across the Bayou Lafonrche, approved
March IS, 1855 y IVY M
An act authorizing the lease Of property Of the
State Laboratory at Mount Labanon, in the parish
d BienyiIle
An act providing for the drawing Of juries in the
parishes Or ST. Martin and VerIniliion
And Joint resolution granting leave Of absence to
the Hon. John f. nsley, Judge Of the Supreme
Court Of the State Of Louisiona.
BE also requested the signature of the President
~ The Senate to House enrolled bill and joint reso-
lntions Of the following titles, to.wit
\ An act to incorporate the town Of Monroe, In
the parish Of Ouachita, and to provide for the
government Of the same ;s
joint resolution requesting the Governor to in.
strnct tho Attorney General to investigate certain
proceedings wherein tile interests Of the State are
involved, and report
And john resolution to receive papers from the
iate Surveyor General.
And he informed the Senate that the Sneaker
pro tenn. of the House had signed Senate enrolled