New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-07


1sred ~ Rev. d. Palmer, Of the First Presbyt
Ran Church. a.s 5,. M
n m jonla.l u last Friday was read and !
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
m motion Of Mr.. Lott, leave Of absence "
md 70 Nj. Charles A. Brusle, Senator from 4
pelllh Of Iheryille.
Or motion Of Mr.. Welch, leave Of absence W
slsnted to Mr.. John Nelson, Senator from Il
laEhhes Of Lafourche and st. Charles.
Ind, on motion Of Mi. Anderson, leave Of a
y ssncc was granted to Mr.. 7. c. W Ellis, Senat
ften the parishes Of ST. Helena, Livingston, S
4Ammany and Washington.
ExECUTTvE COMMUNICATION.
Pho President laid before the Senate the folloy
ing communication from his Excsllency the Go
eznor, viz
erArz OF LOUISIANA, Executive DEPARTMENT.
..s New Orleans, March {, 1866.
IkAys been served this day with the enclose
preambIe and resolutions of the Canal and Banl
- company, rendering to the State the cant
80 and Al the rights Of the bank in and to th
aaale.
A transmitting the resolutions for the il
slsa1stlon Of the Senate, would suggest that tn
transfer be made matter Of notariaI contract
80 - y we otate 70 cialM OF INT
hank The repairs required by the report Of the
y - . 4, 80 '' y ~ ...s..
es ''l'leat Z. s, MaDtsua WELLS,
sss GOVERNOR q louisiana.
On motion Of Mr.. Kenner. the above communi.
cation and accompanying documents were ordered
n g % referEed g the Committee On the Judiciary
MEMORIALS.
! sylor 70 me senate the memorial
III 15anA q citizen 81 Baton Rouge, pray
Y ne for renef, the reading Of which was dispensed
Il III md on motion Of the same Senator, it was
4 sEaefed g be referred to the Committee on
Claims. u
y. Aenner submitted to the Senate the memo
Ii - Of merchants, ship owners and shipmasters Of
- port q New Orleans, praying that the rate of
lilotsge be reduced to the old standard, as estab
4 80 before ne war. which memorial was ordered
4 g ~ referred to the Committee on Commerce,
Aanufactures and a agriculture.
Il. Acnan submitted to the Senate the memorial
ef the working men Of the city of New Orleans,
requesting the enactment Of such laws as may
I eaaas rsduction Of the number Of working hours
~ eight the reading of which was dispensed with.
nd " was ordered to be referred to a select com
niItse of three
Whereupon the President appointed on said
\ sommittee Messrs. NOLAN, Purcell and Kavanagh.
RESOLUTION.
~ Gordon submitted the following resolution.
which was considered BY unanimous consent and
agreed to
Rssolued That the Committee on Banks and
6apking be instructed 70 examine into the neces,
~ of continuing The present board Of currency.
4 ~ report by bill or otherwise.
1lELs AND JOINT REsoLUTIoNs IsrRopucED WITH
OUT NOTICE.
a. hereinafter named Senators, without pre-
lo1s hoace and with suspension Of the rules first
efanssds respectively asked and obtained leave to
s1vasus sne ioiioWlng emitted bills, which were
sgsslaIiy aisposed q as indicated below, to-wit:
u J. Nohsn.-s
: Asosss sesoiuuon Ieiauve 70 polytechnic col
LEE At
n'cn lnasrWens iis several readings and it was
I. ~ gr'su
u Whercupon the President appointed Messrs
49, y anu oone me commlttee on the
Z - X 4. $50 " seus'e
'lv.'oh II -. Monan, the Secretary was
b. = inc concurrence OF the House
- 49,.
II $3.50. w - 81 ~ 4.
ss ~ .1l'sa ~ insooore Durei ana X.
$3.50 80
4. 4. III, .sa nlss ana second readings
". q otaelea to pc referred to
- ,s 49, a ~ u sAA.llls.
- Z Il q. 4.
IN ~ eieventh section of the act
q n - Tor the administration
e Eaton Rouge" approved
1sz - 1921 {
.n'ea unoei ifs several readings it passed,
=. tAe Secretary was directed To request the CON.