New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-05
THusRnAY. February l, 1866.


Governor and President Of the Senate, and
Messrs. Anderson, Armstrong, Barrow, Bell, Brusle
! Burthe, Campbell, Coco, Cooley, Duyigneaud
Egan, Ellis, Fellowes, Foute, Gordon, Kelso
Kenner, Lapeyre, Lott, NOLAN, Munday, Newton
Of Jackson. Newton of Morehouse, Nelson, Pal
frey, Poche Purcell, scruggs, Taylor, Welcl
\ and WiIcoxon-3I Senator'S.
ss The proceedings were opened with prayers
offered BY Rev. Mr.. @. S. Hedges of the Episcopal
\ Church.
The journal Of yesterday was read and ap
proved.
e BILL WITHDRAWN.
& On motion Of Mr.. Duvigneaud, leave was granted
him to withdraw from the files of last session, Sen
ate bill entitled an act relative to respite.
MEMORIALS AND PETITIONS.
Mr.. Bell presented to the Senate the
report of the State Librarian by the Secretary
ofState to the legislature, in relation to the con
dition of the State Library, the reading of which
was dispensed with, and on motion of the SAINT
Senator it was ordered to be referred to select
committee of five.
Whereupon the President appointed Messrs
Bell, NOLAN, Cooley, Poche and WEIGH, on sale
Committee.
Mr.. Bell also submitted to the Senate the pet
lion Of Mr.. B. L. Lynch and others, contrasting the
seat of Mr.. Cornelius Fellowes as Senator from
the city Of New Orleans, the reading Of which was
dispensed with, and on motion Of the same Sena-
tor it was ordered to be referred to the Committee
on Elections, with powers to send for persons and
papers.
EXECUTIVE CONCENTRATIONS.
The President submitted to the Senate the fol
lowing communication from his Excellency the
Governor.
STATE or LOUISIANA, ExEcUrrvE DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans, Jan. 81, 1866. 1 4
Tothe President Of the Senate
transmit herewith the annual report of the SUI
pervisors Of the Seminary Of Learning and Military
Academy together with accompanying documents
referred to-
y. MADISON WELLS.
Governor Of Louisiana.
On motion Of Mr.. Kenner, the above communi
cation was ordered to be referred to the Committee
on Public Education.
Es NOTICES OF BILLS. s
The hereinafter named Senators, respectively,
gave notice of their intention to introduce, at
some future day, the following entitled bills,
to-wit:
Mr.. Wilcoxon-
An act providing for the appointment of under
tutors ad hoe, in certain cases.
MrNPalfrey-
An act having for it's object the modification of
the tacit mortgage system.
BILL INTRODUCED ACCORDING TO NOTICE.
Mr.. Poche, in pursuance to previous notice
given, asked and obtained leave to introduce
bill entitled an act to repeal act entitled an
act to exempt from seizure and sale homestead
and other property approved on the 22d day of
December, 1865 which underwent its first reading,
and it was ordered to a second reading on to-mor-
row.
5853 4 REPORT OF AN ENROLLED BILL.
Mr.. Brusle, from the Committee on Enrolled
Bills, reported as correctly enrolled Senate bill
entitled ian act to authorize the police jury of
the parish Of st. Mary to reduce the number of
police jury wards in said parish to five, and to fix
the limits of the same" and the Secretary was
directed to request the signature Of the Speaker of
the House thereto. |
BILLS INTRODUCED WITHOUT NOTICE.
The hereinafter named Senators. without pre- |
yious notice given, and with suspension of the |
rules first granted, respectively asked and OBJ
tained leave to introduce the following entitled |
bills and joint resolution, which were.disposed Of
as indicated below, to-wit:
4 3A -. AA'AAaaJ Iag58ssFS EmE-
An act 70 facllltate the recovery Of strayed,
loss OF stolen STOCK.
an acI 20 amend Arucie lis9 CT the Civli Code
of the State Of Louisiana.
me-. DusisheAuu
4 Z. A. ao' l1ialise " resPi'e.
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~ aos y esua'e .he SAFE ol properly seized,
si.ues ~ oiuof u SEIZURE anu SAFE ana Wits Oh
~ iAo,as
~ ao' pr s1 creai'ofs forcing oeDtors TO
a "a. iienuei y PROPERTY IN certain cases.
4 - = Hn.on nhis unaer"ent tnelr nfst ana
4, lsas y .nelr respective 'ities' ana
they were seyerally referred to the Committee on
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M. uordon-
ACT LOT 1he reiief OF the Treasury OF the State
q Louisiana.
Which underwent its first and second readings
y is title and it was ordered to be referred to
ne Committee on Finance,
MI. Ellis IN,
An act for the better protection Of the assured
itizens and residents Of Lonisiana. n
Which underwent its first and second readings
its title and it was ordered to be referred to
le Committee on Commerce, Manufactures and
griculture,
NJ. Taylor
" y DICE resolution relative to Deaf, Dumb and
una asylum AZ baton Rouge.
winch underwent Its several readings, it was