New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-16

i whose annual commissions exceed the sum of on
! thousand dollars,' shall be and the same is her
| BY amended and re-enacted SO as to read as 70
lows: That there shall be assessed and co
iected the sum of one-fourth of one per cent. Q
the commissions and sales Of each and every pc
son pursuing any trade, profession or occupation
whose annual receipts exceed the sum of or
thousand dollars Prouided, hoaceoer, That til
act shall not apply to commission merchants, an
factors who sell on commissions, further than the
own net profits are concerned''
The question being on the adoption of the 70
lowing proviso, offered by. Mr.. Egan, to the fir
section Of the bill
Psocsded, hotoeuer. That said tax shall not b
assessed or collected upon any sale made by a fac
tor or commission me chant of produce for or Of
account of the producer, further than their Owl
| net profits are concerned, which may be taxed Al
| income ,&8
0nmotion Of Mr.. Houeh. Mr. Egau's provise
was amended by striking out in the fifth line the
word producer and Inserting In Lieu thereof the
word !" consignor.,
On motion of Mr.. Egan, the preyiso was adopted
as amended, and the first section was also adopted
as amended.
The second section wis read and adopted.
+ on motion Of Mr. Newton, of Morehouse, this
bill underwent its second and third readings and
passed and the Secretary was directed to request
the concurrence of the House therein.
REpoKrs FROM STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Abney, from the Committee on Parochial
Affairs to whom was referred Senate bill entitled
An act to enforce the performance Of road duty
Submitted an adverse report:
" The committee beg leave to report that they
hare made thorough examination Of the pro-
whole subject has been given to the police juries
of the parishes, with ample authority to make
such rules I. and pass all such ordinances as they
may deem necessary relative to roads and
evees; to impose such fines and penalties to en-.
force the same as they may think proper to be
by Indictment or information in the
name of the State, or by ordinary process before
my court Of competent Jurisdiction, in the name
,f the police jury Of the parish. tSee act No. 204,
approved March Is, 1851
Mr.. Scruggs from the Committee on Charitable
Institutions, to whom was referred Senate bill en-
titled
An act to license the sale Of patent medicines,
Submitted . favorable report. t
,ILLs MrRoDucEp WITHOUT NOTICES AND RE
FERRED.
The hereinafter named Senators, without pre-
'ions notice given, and with a suspension Of the
ues first granted asked and obtained leave to in
Toduce the following entitled bills. which under
vent the first and second readings by their respec-
i've titles and they were seyerally referred as in
licated below, viz.
Mr. Kenner @
An act for the relief Of =. r. Marshall; 5
Referred to the Committee on Claims.
Mr.. poche & .y34 4s ;s# Fs
An act to amend Article s05s Of the Civil Code
Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
SENATE BILLS PASSED 8sf
On motion Of Mr.. Gordon, the rules were sus.
pended, and the Senate proceeded to the consid-
ration of Senate bill entitled " nm act relative to
pledges " being substitute reported by The Sen
ate Committee on the Judiciary, which underwent
It's second and third readings it passed, and the
Secretary was directed to request the concurrence
Of the House therein.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilcoxon, the rules were sus-
pended, and the Senate proceeded to the consid-
,ration ofSenate bill entitled e an act relative to
judicial advertisements II
When Mr.. Poche offered the following as sub |
ttute an act relative to publication of judi
ial advertisements in the French language !" which
nderWent its several readings lit passed, and |
le Secretary was directed to request the concur
snce Of the House therein.
On motion Of Mr.. Munday, the rules were sus-
ended, and the Senate proceeded to the con.
deration of the Senate bill entitled IAN act pro-
ding for the appointment of uhder-tutor and Gu
TORS ad hoe in certain cases.n
SECTION. !. Be 1t e,sGcted by the Senate and
Ioase Of Representatives Of the State Of Louisi-
ad IN General Assembly conuened, That when
yer the nnder-tntor, previously appointed by the
ourt shall have contradictory interests with those
y the minor whom he is called to represent, it
hall be lawful to appoint to the minor an un-
er-tutor dd hoe, whose duty it will be to act
nd concur in, or oppose all the proceedings in
which M the Intervention Of the under-tutor may be
Ieemed lawful and necessary.
On motion Of Mr. Poche, the first section was
rlended BY inserting in the fourth line after the
yord aunder-tutorn the words 'or CURATOR, and
q the seventh and tenth lines after the word
minor, to insert the words !. or interdicted per.
]" and in the tenth and fourteenth lines, after
he word !" under-tutor,n to insert the words or
urator.n
And the hrst section was adopted as amended.
The second section was read and adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Munday, the rules were sus-
ended; this bill underwent its second and third
eadngs, y passed ,and the Secretary was directed
request the concurrence of the House therein.
EXECUTIVE coMxus1cAr1os.
The President laid before the Senate the follow.
lg communications:
STATE or LOUISIANA, ExEcurIvE DEPARTMENT.
#3s3s;s safs New Orleans, Feb. l4th, 1866. { |
y the President Of the Senate.
am instructed BY his Excellency the Governor
3 inform the Senate that he has approved and
lgned q an act 10 authorize the lease Of tie new
ANAL, III s'$ss5
An act to authorize John BELOW, Elizabeth
Iellow, Michael BELOW, Amelia BELOW, and
oseph BELOW to resume their original name.n
N. g. SNETHEN, Private Secretary, /
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
This being the day set apart fer the considera-
on Of Senate bill entitled
An act relative to the publication of legal and
dicial advertisements in the parish of Orleans.
The same was taken up.
The first section was read and adopted.
Sxc. 2. BE II further enacted, etc., That
inter shall be appointed by the Governor, with |
Q advice and consent of the Senate, for the term
two years, who shall print oil advertisements
lanating from On order Of Court, as contem-
steds In the first section of this act, at the rate
per square Of eight lines, for each
ertion
ssTrruTE FOR THE SECOND SECTION RHroRrHp
ny THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.