New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-24


The committee on Judiciary submitted
the following report, which was received
and accepted.
| JUDICIARY COMMITTEE }
| September 70. 1865. :
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
| House of Representatives:
GEFTLEMEN-The Committee on Judiciary
beg leave 10 make the following report:
Senate bill No. 1888, favorably.
Senate bill No. 10, favorably.
Senate bill No. Isl, recommending the
adoption of the following amendments:
In the forty.ninth line, section one, in
sert after the word "committed' the words
'by the accused"
Senate bill No. 15G, favorably.
p. HARPER,
Chairman.
Senate bills Nos 1873, 10 and l56, report
ed by the Judiciary Committee, were or
dered to be placed on the calendar for their
third reading.
Senate bill No. 157, reported by same
committee with amendment.
The amendment was adopted, and the bill
ordered to be placed on the calendar for a
third reading.
REPORT OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
The special committee to whom was re-
ferred House bill No. 30, submitted ma
jority report accompanied with substitute
for House bill No. go
The report was received.
Mr.. Carr, of Orleans, moved that the
further consider alton of the report be post
poned until Saturday next.
Carried.
Mr. 70 ~ Oh &c HOT
the report and substitute be made the special
order of the day for Saturday at one o'clock.
Carried.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The following message was submitted to
the House by the Secretary Of the Senate:
On motion of Mr.. Bacon, it was ordered
that the Secretary of the Senate proceed to
the House with eugrossed bill of the Senate,
No. %, entitled an act respecting imprison-
ment and fines, and ask whether the bill as
altered in the copy with pencil passed that
body thus altered, and nth the words mot
be competent in the sixteenth line stricken
out, as 1t now appears or as it passed the
Senate, with those words ''not be com.
petent" in it, and the words ''nor tor in the
eighteenth line stricken out and the WORD
and" substituted in pencil; also whether
the fourth section in pencil was in the bill
as it passed that body, and to inform the
House that the Senate proposed TO have the
bill re-enrolled as it was originally en-
crossed and passed without these pencil
| alterations and with the words mot be com.
petent' restored, unless the House declared
THAT such was not the purport of the bill as
passed by them.
On motion of Mr.. Carr of Orleans, the
Chief Clerk was called to make statement
relative to Senate bill No. %.
The Chief Clerk stated that the bill passed
the House without amendments, and was
so forwarded 10 the Senate, and if any
changes were made it was after the bill
was delivered to the Secretary of the Sen
ate.
On motion of Mr.. Carr, of Orleans, the
statement was ordered to be indorsed on
the back OF the bill and returned to the
Senate.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
House bill No. 70, entitled an act to
amend sections first and fifteenth of an act
entitled an act relative to pilots, approved
April 4, 1865, was taken up.
Section first was read, .-
Messrs. Isabelle and Hill called for the
yeas and nays on the adoption of the first
section.
There being no quorum voting, the Ser.
geant-at-Arms was dispatched for absent
members. .......... .,.....
After lapse of ten minutes, Mr.. Carr, of
Orleans, moved call of the House.
The roll was called and ifty-six members
answered to their names
There being quorum present, the fur
tner consideration of the bill, on motion of |
Mr.. Carr, Of Orleans, was postponed subject |
to call. ~ 400 2 l.iE
ss MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE. |
The Secretary of the Senate was an
nounced, informing the House that the Sen.
ate had concurred in House bills 1853, 2l7. |
and in House bill No. 1873 with amendm ents, |
and asking the concurrence of the House |
in Senate bill No. lOl. |
ID SENATE BILLS ON FIRST READING. |
Senate bill No. 1872
Under suspension of the rules was
placed on its first and second readings. |
Referred to the Committee on Railways
and $50 copies ordered to be printed.
House bill No. %, entitled an act to in
corporate the town of Alexandria, returned
from the Senate with amendments, was
taken up. +4A1 Sae les |
The amendments were concurred in, no.
tice ordered to be sent to the Senate and
the bill sent to the Enrolling Committee.
House bill No. 81, entitled an act remoy-
ing the seat of justice OF the parish of Car
roll from the town of Floyd and fixing il at
the village Of Elton, in said parish, on the
Mississippi river, returned from the Sen
Ate with amendments. Was taken up.
The amendments were concurred in. no
ice ordered to be sent TO the Senate and
ihe bill sent to the Enrolling Committee.
House bill No. 19s, entitled an act author.
izing the Police Jury of the parish of JEFF
erson to order the making Of shell road,
returned from the Senate with amendments,
vas taken up. .r... II
The amendments were sdopted, notice
ordered to be sent 70 the Senate, and the
Jill sent TO the Enrolling Committee.
House bill No. les. entitled an act to in
corporate aad establish the New Orleans
Jews Association, returned from the Senate,
vas ordered 70 be enrolled. s. II
House bill No. 2l7, joint resolution ten
ering the thanks Of the General Assembly
Mr.. Edward Gotthiel, returned from the
spase, was ordered TO be enrolled. IL
The following Senate bill, No. l0l, under
suspension Of the rules, passed its frat Q
nd second readings.
n .
Referred TO the Committee ON Corpora.