New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-04
Million City Loan Bill Passed the House,
Registration Bill Reconsidered and Amended
SENATE.
FIrty.sevepth Days session,

fdtkdTu. GUllbIu, nay, OLllL,
Thompson, Todd, Whitney, Wilcox, Viii
liams, and Wittgenstein-25.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. Mr.. Turner.
On motion of Mr.. Ray the reading of the
minutes was dispensed with.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Ray, from the Judiciary Committee,
reported as follows:
Substitute for an act to amend and re-
enact the sixteenth section of an act entitled
ian act relative to criminal proceedings" !"
approved March IA, 1855, and providing the
manner of drawing for jurors in criminal
cases.
Favorably upon Senate bill No. lS7, an act
defining more particularly the duties of Sher-
ifs, Coroners, Constables and Clerks of
Courts, and providing penalties for their
failure to perform their duties and for CON
tempt of Court, and the powers of Judges
over such officers.
Favorably upon Senate bill $50, an acJ
further defining the jurisdiction of the Par
ish Courts in succession cases.
Favorably upon Senate bill No, 1s3, an act
relative to the expenses of criminal pro-
secutions.
Favorably upon Senate bill No. 60, an act
10 amend anu re'elact %r'ic-e oo+ ol 'ho
Cole of Practice.
Mr.. Darrall, from the Committee on En-
rollnien'' reported as nu'y enIollou
senate OH NO. loo' an ac1 10 exempt par
tieS 4ioiu giving s'0U14'y IL '''i-i IL ''ii0
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proprlation 10 carry lh'o ea7c' 'ile Hrs'' sec
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Senate bill NO. l56, an act to amend an
re.enact the forty-eighth section of an ac
entitled an act relative to criminal pro
ceedings.
At his own request, Mr.. Braughn was re-
lieved from duty on the Election Commit
tee.
Several committees reported progress.
Mr.. PinChback arose to q question o
privilege and personal explanation, an,
spoke at length in relation to the imputa
tions made against him by the press OF New
orleans.
A message from the Governor was re
ceived.
Mr. O'Hara: ask for suspension Of tn
rules to introduce bill.
Rules suspended.
An act for the relief of Mrs, Young Burk,
was read.
Mr.. o'Hara: l ask for a suspension of tn
rules to put the bill on It's second reading
Mr.. Smith: l second the motion and cal
for the yeas and nays.
The yeas and navs were ordered, resulting
, yoos. ar5arsor Pacon Rrargb- Camr
bell, Day. Francois, Kelso, Lewis, Monettt
O'Hara, Packard, Pinchoack, Poindextel
Pollard, hay omlth-Io'
Nays: blsekmah' "Allney, "lIcoN-5'
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reau' o,-,
Onder suspension ol we Iu,es tue u
: was teau d 'niio 'i'le' anu -i-4"--S s'10p''
Win lts 'lIie'
BILLS ACCORDING to FKA'Ioos Noii0A'
by Mr. Campoeh' An act relstiFe 10 "u
requiring the Inspection Oh oeel ana porA
was READ twice uhuer suspension Vi III
rules
MI Oamppel' move tna' 'Ae o-Il
relerTeu 10 committee Vi 'He 'i'y "'ie
CATION.
) Mr. Bacon; ask suspension Oh sne RUE
, 10 introduce memorial from merchants u
the city oil New orleans' protesting agslnS
the above Dill
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