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

10
i chools in the State Of Louisiana, approved March
fifteen, eighteen hundred ard fifty five,
Unfaycrably.
The Committee on Internal Improvements re.
ported through Its chairman, Mr. McEnery, as
oIlows:
On No. ss7,
h An act to remove distractions in Bayou Teche.
The committee regard the matter in this act a;
Of very great Importance to the State, but in the
present impoverished condition of the country
your committee regard as inexpedient at this tins
o recommend the appropriation asked for in this
bill.
On Ne. ss2a-An act granting certain privileges
o the oaachita SlackWater Navigation Company !;
Favorably, with an amendment.
Mr.. Gates, chairman Of the Committee on CLAIMS,
reported
On No. 2o2-An act for the relief Of A. N. og-
den. of the parish Of Rapides;
Unfayorably.
81 M. 227--An cot for the relief Of John l..
Pratt;
Recommend possponement until the nextregular
session.
81 No 27o--an act for the relief Of Micaiah
Harris No
Fayorably, With amendment.
a. MI. aSs--An act for the relief of Adam
Wagner. being the substitute for the original bill
81 Nj VOORHEES,, the committee report that the
claimant is Judgment creditor. and the means Of
enforcing payment are pointed out by law. He
should resort to his legal remedy. -
on No. 334
An act for the relief Of certain veterans Of 1914
y and 1876, ls
Favorably.
On No. 34g-- sa
An act for the relief Of r. R. Mcbride,
Favorably.
" On No. $40
An act for the relief Of Sarah r, widow of Jas.
E. r. Chisholm, deceased
Favorabiy.
REPORT OF 4 Special. COMMITTEE.
Mr.. De LaBarre reported as chairman of the
special committee to which House bill No. 35s,
an act for the relief of parties who have not paid
heir taxes to the Draining Company in the parish
of Orleans,
The committee was unanimously in favor Of the
bill.
MESSAGE FRoM THE SENATE.
Mr.. Oscar Arroyo, Assistant Secretary Of the
Senate, asked the concurrence of the House in
Senate bills entitled
Joint resolution confirming the acts Of notaries
public and other officers throughout the State
since the I'D day Of December, 1865.
An act relative to jury trials IN the parish Of
4 Orleans;
And an act to authorize the leasing of the New
Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western Railroad.
Also announcing the concurrence Of the Senate
House bill No. So;
An act for the relief Of B. bloomfield;
An act to provide for supplying the loss of the
public records and ether papers burned or other
wise destroyed in the parishes Of Madison, Con
cordia, Carroll and Tensas;
joint resolution instructing our Senators and re-
guessing our Representatives elect to the Federal
Congress to oppose the granting BY Congress a
request made in memorial signed by certain
members Of the bar Of the city Of New Orleans.
Also announcing that the President Of the Senate
had signed House bills
No. 8S-An act for the relief of the heirs and
egal representatives Of Benjamin Ray, deceased;
No. s32-An act for the relief Of the succession
Of Juan de Egana
Mr.. Austin asked leave to report out of order,
as chairman Of fhe Committee on Printing. Leave
being granted, he presented the following report:
10 the Honorable the Speaker Members Of the House.
Your Committee on Printing respectfully beg
cave to report favorably upon the bills rendered
the Executive Of the State Of Louisiana for the
publication Of proposals for the purchase Of bonds
ETC., BY the following journals:
National Intelligencer. .s..... 5000
VI New York Times. !. ..."...'....' ~. sl2 a
Cincinnati Gazette. 240
4 boston Post.. .-.s...5.-s. ISL
Missouri Republican. ~. /. ~. ..... 1877
Il The charges Of the Philadelphia Press and Chi
cago Times are, in the opinion Of your committee,
very large, but inasmuch as all journals have the
right Of fixing their own rates and tariffs, in ac
cordance with the prices Of material and labor in
he localities in which they are situated and fur
her, as your committee have no means Of ascer-
aiming the rates of charges of these two journals,
hey presume they are made in good faith, and
recommend the payment of their accounts.
fEigned ]. e. AUSTIN,
Chairman Committee on Printing.
Il The report was received and adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. McEnery, leave was granted
the Committee on Internal improvements to enl-
ploy clerk.
ss UNFINISHED BUSINESS. s
Senate bill No. l69-" An act to establish an in.
ternal Improvement district, to provide for the
CAoC VI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES anu otnef OHlcerS tere-
or, and to authorize the leyyng and collection of
taxes for internal improvements therein, being
I ne unfinished business Of yesterday, was taken I
mp. Ii ss N B89
MI. Seaman moved to postpone the further con
alteration ct The bill until June l,'1sG6.
Mi. Stille moved that the motion Of Mr. Seaman
be laid on the tabls on which motion Messrs.
Seaman and McCloskey called for the yeas and
nays, with the following result
Yeas Messrs. Anderson il. Anderson Samuel,
Austin, Alyerson, Barry, Blacknan, Brown,
Collins, Davenport, Drew, Ditto, Durable.
Dngas, Eastin, Eldridge, Ewing, Fenner, Ere.
ret, Green, Hanlon, Hasey, Harrison, Head.
Jonas, Kent, Kile, Labranche, Lagroue L..
Blanc, McFnery, Mcconnell, Mcdonald, MCGEE,
Moreland, Montgomery, Ormond, Powell, Puio,
Prndhomme, Regenberg. Rogers, Ryan, seger, I.
Snider, Smith, Stiile. Solomon, Tete, Texada, The
riot, Tucker, VOORHEES,, Walker, Wilmington, wag-
gaman, Williamson, Waddell and Weeks --55 yeas
Nays Messrs. Bailey, Couvillon, Deblanc, De
porter, DeLabarre, Eager, Edwards, Fagot Fish,
burn, Fulda, Gates, Hatch, Hays, Henderson,
Kelly, Leeds, Martin. Meredith, McCloskey, Peter
son. Phillips j.. Richards, Scanlan, Simonds, Scott,
Thieneman and VOORHEES, as nays.
And the motion to postpone was laid on the
able.