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


with closed doors, to the consideration of execu
| tive business and after some time therein spent,
the doors were reopened. r- ",g......we..-
Has REPORT OF ENROLLED BILLS. 0s.
| Mr.. Bruse, from the Committee on Enrolled
Bills, reported as correctly enrolled Senate bills
| Of the following titles, to wit:
An act to fix the terms of the District Courts Of
the Fourth Judicial District of the State Of ousi
ana; -a l-a4 l"
An act for the relief of Theodore purei and R.
D. Hubbard, late State Assessor in and for the civ
of New Orleans; ~
Anact relative to pledges; -s,
An act to exempt from taxation certain grounds
and other property Of the Tememe Derech;
An act relative to conyicts in the State peniten-
tiary;
Anact to authorize Mrs. Fefcie Provost, wife Of
Louis COM is, to ALLEVIATE her t,otal property;
An act to Withdraw from sale the swamp lands
| of the State, until the LIST day OF March, 1868:
An act to authorize the Auditor and Treasurer To
employ each an additional clerk;
Joint resolution relative to the collection of
taxes by the treedmens bureau for purposes of
education. -. .-.,... ...u. ...-
And the Secretary was directed to request the
signature Of the Speaker of the House thereto.
tl+ 90 4- MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
| subsequently, by message from the House of
Representatives, through MFR. E. W. Halsey, its
Assistant Clerk, the Senate was informed that the
Speaker of the House had signed the above en-.
rolled bills, as well as the following: s-...
An act to authorize John C. Sinnot and James
McCloskey to remove certain distractions in
Holmes Bayou;
An act to authorize the leasing of the New Or.
leans, Opelousas and Great Western Railroad
An act relative to appeals taken since the first
day Of June, 1860; a.yit s %
| AN act to abolish the board of currency;
AN aet for the relief of State tax collectors;
Al act granting ferry privileges to Mrs. J. V.
Hodges across Tones Bayou, in the parish of
Caddo; si % a-@
| An act to authorize the leasing Of the Baton
Rouge, Crosse Tete and opelousas Railroad:
Which bills thereupon received the signature of
the President of the Senate, and they were by Mr..
Brusle, on behalf of the Committee on Enrolled
Bills, submitted to his Excellency the Governor,
for his approval and signature.
By the same message the Senate was informed
that the House had concurred in Senates resolu.
ton for the appointment of joint committee of
both Houses to wait on his Exceency the Cover.
|
adjourn, and to ascertain whether he had any fur
ther communication to make and that the Speaker
had appointed Messrs. CAN'T, Waggaman, Bailey
Fulda and Tete, the committee on the part Of the
| House.
And he requested the signature of the President
OF the Senate to House enrolled bills of the fol.
lowing titles, viz:
An act to authorize the mayor and trustees of
the town of Shreveport to purchase real estate
outside of the corporate limits of said town;
An act to provide for the payment of the rent OF
the buildings used as State House;
An act to define and fix the compensation OF
State printer;
Joint resolutions in regard to deepening the
passes of the Mississippi river and of preserving
depth of eighteen feet therein;
An act for the relief of the Insane Asylum al
| jackson;
Joint resolution providing for the purchase and
gratuttious distribution Of Spencers English gram
mar throughout the State u..E
| An act relative to plank road from the east
bank of Red Chute, in the parish of Bossier to the
east bank of Red river opposite the city of Shreye
port; gg a. ,-.,.
An act for the relief of parties who have moi
paid their taxes to the draining company in the
parish of Orleans; nm
| An act to provide for excavating or otherwise
| rendering navigable during the whole year the
Bayou Plaquemine and its outlet to Grand lake
An act for the relief of the uni versity of Louis
lana;
An act to provide for the contingent expenses
of the General Assembly;
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 49, 1866
An act for the reliefof Ursin Jacob, late sheriff
| of the parish of st. John the Baptist;
An act declaring the Bayou Rouge, in the par
ish of st. Landry, a nayigable stream; -,
| Which bills thereupon received the signature of
the President of the Senate, and they were by the
Secretary, returned to the House of Representa-
tives. -.4
Mr.. Coco, on behalf of the committee appointed
to wait on his Excellency the Governor, in order to
inform him that the legislature was ready to adjourn
sine die, and would be pleased to know whether
he has any communication to make, reported thai
| the committee had called at the Executive Office
| and have not been able to find his Excellency
from which fact the committee infer that his Elk
| cellency has no further communication to make
On n5tion of Mr.. Taylor, ordered that the
71oStosoiy VI tuc Senate INFORM LHe HOUSE O.
Representatives that this body will be ready t
adjourn sine die at IL o'clock this evening.
BY message from Mr.. T. l.. Maxwell, Clerk o
the House of Representatives, the Senate was
informed that the House was ready to adjourn
sine die. .l. - IA. III. -.. ].
| Directly afterwards, the President announced
that - o'clock had arrived, and that, by limita
ton, the session had expired.
On motion of, Mr.. Taylor, the Senate adjourned
sine die. ...s...7 .s.t.g
~ OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant Secretary q the SENATE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
| HALL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
| Thursday, March %, 1866. !
The House met at IL O'Clock A.. .lI-,. 81.
Presentation. D. s. Cage. Speaker, and Messrs
Anderson j., Anderson Samuel, Alverson, Bailey,
Bensel, BIackman, Bonnabel, Brown, Bruton, Col
Inns, Couvillon, Davenport, Deblanc, Delamore,
Deporter, DeLabarre, Drew, Ditto, Durable,
Dufel, Dugas, Eastin, Eager, Elan, Edridge
Eusts, Ewing, Fenner, Freret, Fishburn, Fulda,
Gates, Gaisser, CAN'T Green, Gottschalk, Hanlen,
Halsey, Harrison, Head Hatch, Henderson HiG-