New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-02
The Committee on Enrolment submitted
the following report, which was received
and accepted:

The Committee on Enrolment submitted
the following report, which was received
and accepted
| FERoLLTEa DEPARTMENT,
| House OF Representatives I
| New Orleans, October l, 1868 }
| To the Honorable Spesker and Members of the
| House of Representatives,:
Your Committee on Enrolment beg leave
10 report as duly engrossed the following
acts, to wit:
House bill No. 2l6, an act to amend and
re'enact the third section of AN act entitled
an act to fill the terms of the district courts
of the Third Judicial District, approved
House bill No. 244 an act to make war
rants of the General Assembly Of 1868 re-
ceivable for State lands.
O. H. BREWSTER,
Chairman Enrolling Committee.
Under suspension of the rules Mr.. R.
H. Isabelle, of Orleans, gives notice that he
will introduce an act to amend an act en-
titled an act providing a remedy against
usnrpation into or the unlawful holding or
exercising a public office or franchise in
this State.
Under suspension of the rules Mr.. Wash
ington, of Assumption, introduced House
bill Nc. 262, an act for the relief of the first
Baptist Church of Assumption.
First reading.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE
The Secretary of the Senate was announce
ed informing the House that the Senate had
coneurred in House bills Nos. l76 and 215
with amendments. Also asking concur
renee in Senate bills Nos. 247, 235 and joint
/ resolution No. 26.
Mr.. Morey, of Ouachita, moved to suspend
the rules to take up House bill No. 2lj, just
returned from the Senate with amendments,
entitled an act to provide means for the
relief OF the State treasury.
The rules were suspended and the bill
was taken up.
First amendment in section first was read
and concnrred in.
Second amendment in section second was
read and concurred in.
| Third amendment in section third was
read, and on motion of Mr.. Brewster of
Ouachita, all after the words public works"
was stricken out.
Sections fourth, fifth, and sixth, stricken
out by the Senate, were concurred in.
And section seventh, made section fourth
by the Senate, was concurred in.
The preamble stricken out by the Senate
was concurred in.
The following title as adopted by the Ser
ate was concurred in.
The bill was concurred in as a whole, and
ordered to be sent to the Senate for concur
renee in the amendment Of the House.
| An act to provide for the sale of one mil
million five hundred and eightv-six thou
Sam dollars in bonds undisposed Of issued
in accordance to the provisions of an act
entitled"An act to provide means tor the con.
struction Of levees by the issue of bonds of
the State for four millions of dollars, and to
provide for the redemption of said bonds"
approved March 90, 1867, or to exchange
any portion of such bonds at market pIlce
for Auditors warrants issueduuder authori.
ty of the present General Assembly.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Inc following Senate bills passed their
third reading maj passage, titles adopted
and notice ordered to be sent to the Sen
ate;
senate pllIs Nos. 81, 100 l56, l57.
0ena'e o4l' No. loo was llaceu OIL us tAlrd
reading
on motion Oh Dr. carr OF Orleans the
OH was indefinitely postponed, ana notice
W 'AA' enecV was oluereu 10 De sent TO the
0eH"'e'
~, HOUSE BILLS THIRD READING.
Inc ioAoWlns House ollls were placed on
'heir thira reading maj passage, titles
adopted ana oroereu 10 De sent to tie Sen
a'e Ior concurrence:
house OIL No. 2l6, an act to amend and
rc-shact the thlrd section OF an act entitled
an act TO TX the terms OF the District
courts IN the Third Judicial District.
House Dill No. 245, an act relative to the
banks OF the Bayou LatourcIe within the