The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-22

rising vote OF Is yeas nays. -
Mr.. Couplapd-I ask for suspension OF the
rules to present report. ]. -stia - s
Rules suspended and the following read:
COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE AND MANUFACTURES,
.--. ar New Orleans, La, Oct. 10. 1868.
To Honorable President and members Of the ssnats
Your committee, to whom was referred "An act
for the protection Of commerce and of the cotton
had the same under consideration, and the under.
signed members Constituting Q majority OF said
committse} beg leave to report unfavorably upon
the same. Very respectfully,
A. B. BACON.
Mr.. Anderson-I move that the bill be post
poned indefinitely.
Adopted.
Mr.. Packard-I ask for q suspension Of the rules
to take up Senate joint resolution relative to the
sitting of the committee appointed to investigate
the charges Of the grand jury against Eugene Nc.
Carthy, 9Th justice Of the peace, Orleans right
bank, returned from the House with the following
amendment-after the words T" General Assem-.
bly, insert without per diem." l %
Mr.. Packard move to concur In the amend.
ment.
Adopted.
to take up House bill No. no. an act for the relief
of Geo. w. eizer. l-.
Mr.. Lynch call for the yeas and nays.
The yeas and nays were called, resulting;
Packard, POindexter, Smith, Wilcox, wittgenstein
Nsys-oampbsll, Francois, Ksso, Lynch. No.
The Senate refused to suspend the rules.
Mr. ask for suspension OF the
Rules suspended and the following read:
Resolued, That In view Of the extra time served
in taking evidence In the evening session, the
clerks Of the Senate committee on elections and
| returns be allowed the sum of 500 each.
NJ mn
resolution.
Adopted.
The chief clerk of the House of Representa-
| tives appeared with message from that body an
| nouncing concurrence of the House in Senate bill
| No. 75, an act to repeal an act entitled an act
relative to the publication Of judicial advertise
ments in the French language, approved February
servation of the records Of the office Of the re.
corder Of conveyance Of the city of New Orleans,
and sppropriating FIVE thousand dollars for that
| purpose No. 260, an act to confer additional
| powers upon the district and parish judges.
Mr.. Poindexter-I ask for q suspension Of the
| rules to introduce q resolution.
| Rules suspended and the following read:
| Resolred, That the clerks Of the committee on
| election and returns be and they are hereby al
| lowed the sum of 500 each as extra compensa-
| ton.
Mr.. Pondexter-I move the adoption Of the
resolution. ....
| Adopted.
| Mr.. Wilcox was called to the chair.
| Mr.. Anderson-l ask for O suspension OF the
| rules to introduce resolution.
| Rules suspended and the following read:
| BE resolued, That the thanks of the Senate
| Oscar J. Dunn. for the able, efficient and uni
| formly impartial manner in which ne has dis.
| charged the duties of presiding officer of this
| body.
The resolution was adopted unanimously.
| Mr.. Smith, ask for Q suspension of the rules
| to introduce resolution:
| Rules suspended and the following read:
Resolued, That the clerk of the committee on
claims of this Senate be and he is hereby allowed
the sum Of one hundred (l0o) dollars, as extra
| compensation.
Adopted.
The president resumed the chair.
Mr.. O'Hara-I ask for suspension of the rules
| to introduce q memorial from Mrs. Leila Talbot,
| asking for relief.
Rules suspended and the memorial read.
Mr.. O'Hara-I ask for q suspension of the rules
to introduce Senate joint resolution for the relief
| Of Mrs. Leila Talbot.
Rules suspended and the resolution read.
| Under suspension of the rules the resolution
was read ,s SECOND um Considered ,uurv.zvs
Under further suspension Of the rules the rsso.
luton was read third time and finally adopted
with its title.
Mr. Packard-I ask for suspension of the rules
| to introduce a resolution.
Rules suspended and the following read:
Resolued, That Senator Pinchback be appoint
| ed by the president member Of the committee
on commerce and manufactures.
Mr.. Packard move the adoption of the reso-
| luton. -rror.r N
| Adopted.
Mr.. Anderson beg leave to inform the Senate
| that Mr.. Pinchback and myself as the committee
| on the part of the Senate, have called upon the
| governor and informed his excellency that the
| Senate was ready to adjourn.
The governor has no further communication to
make TO this body.
Mr.. wittgenstein-I move that the secretary of
| the Senate be directed to inform the House Of
| Representatives that the senate Is ready to I'D.
| journ.
Adopted.
The chief clerk Of the House Of Representatives
| appeared with q message from that body, an
| nouncing that the House had concurred in Senate
bill No. 236, an act to authorize the erection of
| necessary buildings and the procuring machinery
for the State penitentiary, employment Of an en-.
| gineer to superintend the erection of the same,
| and to provide means to pay for the same,
and to ratify the lease with j. n. Huger and Chas.
Jones; and Senate joint resolution No. IS, author
OF the grand jury Of the parish of Orleans in re-
| gard to Eugene Mccarthy, fifth justice of the
| peace of Orleans, right bank, to sit during the
interval of this and the next regular session Of the
that the House was ready to adjourn, and that the
| speaker Of that body had appointed Messrs
| Crawford, Kent and Kief the committee provided
for by the joint resolution, to inform the governor
| sine die and also that Messrs. Pierce and Demsr
est had been appointed on tbs joint committee. on
the part Of the House, on the bill relative to Bayou
| Manchsnc.
| MIR. Wilcox-I ask for q suspension of the
| rules to introduce resolution.
| Rules suspended and the following read:
| Resolued, That the thanks of the Senate be and
| are hereby rendered to the secretary, assistant
| secretary, minute clerk, representatives of the
| press, sergesntstarms and assistant, door-keep-
er and messengers, porters and pages Of the Sen.
ste for the faithful and efficient services rendered
| by them during the past arduous and protracted
| session of the Senate. ..l esd. IL, ..-.
Mr.. wilcox-I move the adoption Of the resolu.
| ton.
Unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Darrell, from the enrolment committee, re-
ported as duly enrolled Senate bills Nos 277. 227,
IS. 279 and l79, and Senate joint resolution
| No. Sc.
Mr.. wittgenstein-I move that the Senate ad.
| journ sine die.
Adopted.
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