New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26

concnTred in.
Mr.. Williamson moved to suspend the rules in
order to take up House bill Nos $50,
An act to provide for increasing the revenue of
the State and raise means to pay the interest on
the State debt;
On whick motion the yeas and nays were called
for by Messrs. Williamson and Fenner, as follows
Yeas Messrs. Anderson j., Anderson Samuel.
Austin, Alverson, Backman, Brown, Collins, Du-
gas, Eastin, Eldridge, Eustis, Ewing, Edwards,
Fenner, Fulda, Green. Halsey, Head. Holt, Jonas,
Kent, Labranche, Leblanc. MCGEE, McCloskey,
Moreland, Martin, Mutt, Peterson, Phillips James
Powell, Regenherg, Rogers, Sambola, Scanlayi,
Seger Snider, Stille, Scott, Tete, Theriot The
man, Tucker, Vocrhies, Walker, Warrington. VII
Hanson and Waddell-4 As yeas.
Nays Messrs. Bailey, CouvilIon, Davenport,
Deblanc, Delamore, DeLabare, Eager, Elan,
Fagot, Gaisser, Hatch, Kelly, Lagrore, Leeds,
Lipscomh Ormond, Phillips an, Prudhomme
Richards, Roman ana W aggsnan- 22 nays
And the rules were suspended and the bill was
taken up. isA
Ms consaeratson il IN bin WAS postponed by
consent If the House, to enable Nj. Walker to IN
troduce out Of srdsr baf entitled
M gal Z sct to ar1cnd section one Of an ct
entitled III III to authorize ths-sale Of stamps to
vendors Ut lsttery iuRets, approved Feb %, 1886,
And untler suspension Of the rules, the bill
underwent IL several readings and was passed.
VI. DeLabaTre asked q suspension Of the rules
In order that the Joint resolutions presented by
him this morning velatve tossnrolling clerks might
be adopted.
NJ. Thieneman cited the eight. first rule which
forbids the grating Of extra compensation, etc,
unless said rule be rescindnd.
MI. DeLabarre gave nctice that he would to-
morrow more . rescision Of rule eighty.one, in
order to extend the time allowed to enrolling
clerks.
Mr.. Williamson likewise gave notice that he
would tomorrow move the rescision Of the rule
i eighty Zone, and introduce resolution granting
4 extra compensation to the clerk and assistant
4 clerks Of the House.
Mr. LipscoInb askedIGnd obtained leave to intro
duce, ont Of ordor, a1dll entitled
Joint resolution sdthori ring the committee to
investigate The aiisiss Of the New Orleans Gas
Light Company to Ut during the recess Of the Gen
erai Assembly.
And under snspsnsion Of the rules the bill was
\ read second and third time and passed.
The House resumed tie consideration Of bill No.
S55, ~ act to provide f,r increasing the revenue
Of the state and sise means TO pay the interest
y the State debt. ss
The House resolved aseIf into committee Of the |
whole Oh sppfopristl ons. Nj. Head in the Chair.
Uponrising, tie committee, through Mr.. Head its +
chairman ted progress and asked leave to sit
again, whsch~as granted.
xsssAaE FROM THE SENATE.
N. d. Arroyo A ssistant Secretary. announced
the concurrsace Of the Senate il four House bills
y follows
NJ. I'LL - III oct declaring Bayou Rouge, in The
No. 247 An act for the relief Of the University
Of Louisiana
No. An act III relation to. a plank road from
The east bank Of Red Chute in the parish Of Bos
sier, to the east bank Of Red River opposite the
city Of Shreveport
No 53lAn act to provide for excavating or
Otherwise rendering navigable during the whole
year the bayou Plaqnemine and it's outlets to
Grand Lake Ill
With amendments to the last named bill.
Also announcing that the President of the Sen
ate had signed House enrolled bills, entitled
M No. 3c6-- An act to exempt from taxation certain
property used by the New Orleans School Of Med.
icins for educational purposes
No. s46-4An act for the relief of Sarah L. widow
of James B. Chisholm deceased.
No. 357 Joint resolution relative to the Acade-
mic Department building.
No. 256--An act to authorize all persons who
have obtained the proper license to open and keep
open At al business hours Of the day. private mar
let's stores Or stands, in any part Of the city Of
New Orleans, for the sale Of meats, game, poul-
Try, vegetables, fruit and fresh fish.
And No. I69 An act to authorize the Governor
issue certificates Of Indebtedness Of the State to
fke amount Of five hundred thousand dollars, and
% provide for the payment Of the same, to defray
No xpenRes Of building levees and other pur-
poses, al provided for in an act entitled an act
to confirm and ratify the appointment of leyee
commissioners professionally made BY the Cover
aor ef the State, and to continue their functions,
approved February II, 1868.
IA lso requesting the signature Of the House to
Senate bills entitled
No. $50 An act fol the relief Of Edward i
MoFehead
NO 81 --An act to authorize the leasing Of the
New Orleans, Opelousas and Great Western Rail.
road
No. An act to authorize John q. sinnott .
and Jemes Closkey to remove certain obstruc. Z
tons b Holiness Bsyon. Ia
EVENING SESSION 4 4
Hosee met pursuant to adjournment. i,
u Hon. D q. Cage, Speaker, ID the Chair and &
upon cal q the roll, there appearing no
quorum, !,
On mstion of MI. Head the House took an q
Informal for hall an hcur, III the expiration T.
4 walich time The House, upon motion Of Mr. = y
for the purpose Of listening to Ii
he relnsfka Of Hon. B. Egan, commissioner to /.
Washing ton from the Senate. "
THE lHouae met at O'clock =. II; and upon 4 al
III Of the roll the following Representatives h
nswered u their names Y
Hon. DIS. Gage, Speaker; and Messrs. Ander re- re-
ii |, Anderson Samuel, Alyerson, Bailey, Black al
IN, Brown, Collins, DeLabarre, Ditto, Durable, f
ugas, Eian. Eidndge, Ewing, Edwards, Fenner q =;
'eret, Fiskbarn, Fulda, Gates Gaisser, CAN'T " "
leen, half. Hanlon, Halsey, Harrison, III
"A, Hatch, Henderson, Holt, Jonas, Kent, sc
ny, Leeds, Lemnrie, Leblanc, McKelyey, Nc 4
mi Mcsonaell, Mcdonald McCloskey, More ri
Y, Mutt Peterson, Phillips James, Powell, Pujo, m
gsnbsrg, Rogers, Ryan, SamboIa, Ecanlan, g %
taer, Smith, Colon On, Tete, Therfot, Thiene. y
Y, Tucker, A oorh ies, Walker, Within gton, cr
w agganan, Williamson, Wadden and
esks 40 Representatives. ne
o. W6f{0n n Mr. NIntx 4ha ,r,lor xyora s,,. / AZ