New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-02


ecessitous circumstances, and to the INDECENT
Widows and orphans of Louisiana soldiers.
Both of which bills underwent their first and
second readings by their respective u.les' an'
thew were referred to the Committee on Finance
Mr.. Duyigneaud- -
An act relative to iuries in the parish Of or-
leans
Mr.. Munday- ,.;
An act to amend the first section of an act emit
tied an act relative to forced surrenaer anu .n'
.aaa of making the same" approved March Ii,
1855.
Mr.. Lott n T.
An act granting ferry privileges to Rev. U. ~
| Marshall and his associates. Il
which bills underwent their first and second
,.adings by their respective titles, and they were
seyeraI,y referred to the Committee on the JUDI
ciary.
An act for the relief of public school teachers
An act to reorranize public schools throughout
the State.
Mr.. Newton of Morehouse--
An act for the relief of Thomas P. Harrison
and the heirs of A. T. Hawkins, deceased As
which bills underwent their first and second
"a adnps by their respective titles and they were
saverally referred to the Committee on Public Ed
ucation.
| Mr.. Palfrey-
An act relative to pilots for the Atchafaaya. bay
and river.
| which underwent its first and second readings by
its title and it was ordered to be referred 10 the
| Committee on Commerce, Manufactures and Agrl'
culture.
| Mr. Wilcoxon-
An act to authorize the Sergeant Arms to pre-
| mare in accordance with the postal laws OF the
limited States all public documents and other pa
moro and other informations in regard to the pro-
ceedines of the Legislature and public officers of
| the State sent by the members to their constitu-
ents.
| which bill underwent its first reading, and on
| motion of Mr. Kenner, the same was ordered to
| lie on the table.
| JOINT RESOLUTION INTRODUCED ACCORDING TO No
I TICE.
M. Foute, in pursuance to previous notice,
asked and obtained leave to introduce Joint
resolution for the call of Constitutional Conven-
tion for the State of louisiana" which under
went its first and second reading by its title, it was
ordered to be printed and its further consideration
| was postponed and it was ordered to be made the
special order of the day for Monday next
ORDERS OF THE DAY-HousE MESSAGES, FIRST
@ READINGS.
4 An act to amend the I'd section of an act emit
tied an act relative to elections in the parish OIL
Orleans
\ On motion of Mr.. Duvigneaud, the rules were
Il suspenaed this bill underwent it's first and second
readings, and, on motion OF MI. Mohah' eh'
further consideration of this bill was postponed
| Io rafar n
, committee appointed to report amendments to tn
charter of the city of New Orleans
An act providing for an additional justice of tn
l. peace and constable in and for the Police 'Jur
s. Ward No. l in the parish of DeSoto.
a Which bill underwent its first reading, and wa
d ordered to a second reading on tomorrow.
lie Concurrent resolution ordering the printing {
/ five hundred copies of the report of the COMM
tee on the claims of Hahn and Cutler to seats
the o. s. Senate.
k On motion of Mr. Taylor, the rules were su
pended this resolution underwent its several rea'
1t ings it was concurred in, and the Secretary WI
D. directed to inform the House thereof.
Concurrent resolution appointing joint con
mittee to examine the affairs of the New Orleal
Draining Company and for other purposes.
~ Which resolution underwent its first reading al
y was ordered to a second reading on tomorrow.
= Concurrent resolution to appoint committee
TX examine into the report of the State Treasurer.
10 Which underwent its first reading and on motto
x of Mr. Keuner the same was ordered to lie on Il
:. table.
An act to license the vending of lottery ticket
Which underwent its first reading and it WI
y ordered to second reading on tomorrow.
. An act authorizing the election of an addition
- Justice of the Peace and Constable for the Seven
!. Ward in the parish Of st. Helena.
y Which underwent its first reading and it wa
Z ordered to a second reading on tomorrow.
> An act relative to suits for the ejectment
tenants.
~ On motion of Mr.. Egan, the rules were su
~ pended, this bill underwent its first and secor
y readings by its title, and it was ordered to be
ferred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
An act to repeal an act amending article 1868
Or the Civil Code.
u % SECOND READINGS.
ri; Concurrent resolution appointing joint cor
\ raittee to inquire into the justice, expediency al
NJ and legality of relief against debts and obligatio
created for slaves and other property set free
81 DESTROYED by the effects of the late war.
Which underwent its second reading, and it W
tn ordered to third reading on tomorrow.
act MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE,
rse Mr.. q. W. Hasey, Assistant Clerk of the Hou
The of Representatives, informed the Senate that
ty. House had concurred in Senate bill entitled "
to act for the relief of the securities of A. j. La
act late sheriff of the parish Of East Feliciana."
Of He requested the concurrence of the Senate
y" House bills of the following titles, to-wit:
on An act to provide for the payment of membe
to officers and contingent expenses of the General
ion sembly Of the State Of Louisiana, and an act
4 OF authorize W. NJ. Goodrich to withdraw from
ich records of L. t. Cairo, notary public, an org
act Of sale, and substitute therefor duly certit
tee copy"
an And he informed the Senate that the Speaker
lnn the House had signed Senate enrolled bills of
: to following titles, to-wit:
re- An act to repeal an act entitled !" an act
enable certain persons hereinafter named to C
Etee struct steamboat canal from Vermillion bay