New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-27

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Secretary 0. Arroyo, Esq, requesting the concur.
renee of the House in the following Senate bills,
entitled:
No. 4OO-Joint resolution rel alive to the tax by
the freedmens bureau for pu rposes of education;
and
An act to withdraw from sale the swamp lands
of this State until the. first of March, 1868;
Which were taken up under a suspension OF the
rules, and underwent their several readings and
were concurred in, and were subsequently duy
enrolled and sigaed by theSreaker and returned 10
the Senate. ..-..a
And the concurrence of the House was re-
quested in .r...-a I.
Joint resolution appointing joint committee to
wait upon his excellency the Governor;
In which resolution the House, on motion, con-
Cured, and the Speaker appointed on said COM
missee, Messrs. CAN'T, Waggaman, Bailey, Fulda
md Tete.
And that the Senate had concurred in the fol-
lowing entitled House bills
! No. 800 An act for the relief of the insane asy-
lum at jackson.
No. 364-An act authorizing the mayor and trus-
tees of the city of Shreveport to purchase real
estate outside the corporate limits of said city.
No. 3Gs-J0int resolution relative to deepening
the passes of the Mississippi river and preserving
depth Of Is feet. ''"e
No. 40l-An act to provide for the payment of
the rent of the building used as State House.
i Which bills were subsequently reported by the
chairman Of the Enrolling Committee as correctly
enrolled, and being signed by the Speaker were
sent to the Senate for the signature of the Presi-
dent, and subsequently returned with his sigma
ture. It nm
Also announcing that the President of the Senate
had signed House enrolled bills entitled: az.
4 An act to provide for the payment of the con-
! tingent expenses of the General Assembly; 81
An act for the relief of parties who have not
paid and those who have paid their taxes to the
Draining Company, in the parishes of Orleans and
jefferson; W. 'N ..-..
An act for the relief of Ursin Jacob late sheriff
of the parish of St.. John the Baptist;
An act to provide for excayating or otherwise
rendering navigable during the whole year the
BAYOU Plaauemine and its outlets to Grand Lake;
Joint resolution providing for the purchase" and
gratuitous distribution throughout The State Of
Sponsors English Grammar;
4 An act to amend section first of an act entitled
"an act to authorize the sale of stamps to vendors
Of lottery tickets" Approved February Is
1866.
:. Also requesting the signature of the Speaker tt
Senate enrolled bills, as follows:
No. 33O--An act to authorize the lease Of the
Baton Rouge Crosse Tete and Opelousas Rail
r road. ht.sa-- -.'..N..4
No. 3S5-An act granting ferry privileges II
Mrs. J. v. Hodges across the Bayou Tensas, II
: the parish of Caddo
No. l9l-An act relative to pledges. sy.
No. 296-An act for the relief of State tax col
lectors. ..
No. 395-An act relative to appeals taken sine
the first day Of June, 1860.
= No. 3S2-An act to exempt from taxation Gel
9 tain grounds and other property of the "Temem
Derech.n
No. 3l7-An act to abolish the board of cul
4 rency.
= No. 399-An act relative to Gonvicts in the Stat
! penitentiary.
No. BIO N act to authorize Mrs. F. Prevos
:, wife of Louis Gongis, to ALLEVIATE her dotal pr
+ perty.
On motion of Mr.. Lemarie it was
Resolved, That the use of this hall be granite
o to the National Democratic parish convention,
meet in this city in April next.
On motion of Mr.. Mcconnell, it was
! Resolved, That the thanks of this House be r
spectfully rendered to the Hon. Duncan S. Gag
= for the able and impartial manner in which he hi
- discharged the onerous and difficult duties 4
Speaker of this body.
On motion Of Mr.. McCloskey, it was
# ResoEred, That the thanks of this House be ar
are hereby rendered Mr.. Thomas L. Maxwell, Il
n Chief Clerk of this House, and his assistant
g Messrs. E. W. Halsey and G. B. Shepherd, for Il
=, diligence and courtesy which have marked IL
discharge of their duties.
On motion of Mr.. Fenner, it was .g 75,
- Resolved, That this House considers deservin
, of special recognition the courtesies and efficel
manner in which the Chief Clerk his assistants, IL
j sergeant. alarms, warrant clerk and door keept
have discharged their duties j. s .a&a
- On motion of Mr.. --, the thanks of the HouE
! were voted to Mr.. Walker, Chairman of the Cor
a mittee on Finance, and to Mr.. DeLabarre, Chat
man of the Committee on Enrolment, for the vel
able and prompt manner in which they had CO
- Quoted the arduous and laborious duties of the
( respective positions '.-l.
On motion of Mr.. Mcconnell, the thanks of IL
House were rendered to the reporters for the pre-
generally, and especially to the reporter for tt
Crescent newspaper, for the very able, accura
as anu lulpdTttl ulduuet Ill WmCu tuel uutltS ma
as been performed.
of A message was received from the Sena
through FL. B. Kelly, Esq, Secretary, announce
On that the Senate had no further communication
! make to the House, and if no further commune
ton was to be sent by the House, they were nj
n ready to adjourn. syr r.,.sr ao5. ~
nd Mr.. CAN'T on behalf of the House committee
he wait upon the Governor, reported that the co
IS. mittee were unable to find his Excellency.
nd The Chief Clerk was directed by the House
inform the Senate that the House had no furtl
Nc. Communication to make, and were now ready
> adjourn. y. .nlna s. .F -..0 g
- Whereupon, on motion of Mr.. Elan, the 10,
40 adjourned sine die. 80 '. %.
ID u..r ma, r 80. q THOS. L. MAXWELL,
1" Clerk Of the House of Representatives
A UTMORIZED BY ACT OF CONGB Z