New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-04

| WOIu court, INSERT lA5 tIsL DlsLIlct
Court of Orleans
Section thirty all from word
premises" thirty third line, to the end of
the section.
Section thirty.seven-Thirty-third line,
strike out Controller" and insert Treas
| urer."
Section forty ty-nine-Sixteenth line, strike
ou. the words "of the State
Section ffty.two-N Ninth line, strike cut
$500, and insert S250O.
Tenth line, strike out $500, and insert
$500.
Twelfth line, strike out $500, and insert
$4,000.
Thirteenth line, strike out s25OO, and in
sert $1,000.
Fourteenth line, strike ont 5000 ald :.
sert $1,000.
Fifteenth line, strike out $500, and III
sert $1,000.
Sixteenth line, strike out $500, and insert
s12OO.
Seventeenth line, strike out "Inspectors,'
and insert Police Surgeons Strike out
$4,000 and insert 1900.
Eighteenth line, strike out "$2OOO," and
insert $3.50"
Section ffty-four-Eighteenth line, after
word fire insert alarm
Section ffty-fve--Fifth line, after word
''of, insert lire alarm and
After the second word land, insert "a
Superintendent OF Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph shall appoint three telegraph
operators, one lineman, one batteryman,
subject, in all cases, to the approval of the
Board Of Commissioners"
Section ifty.six-Fifth line, after word
"of, p insert sire alarm ana
Eighth line, after word "of,o insert fire
alarm and.n
Tenth line, strike out "Sl2OO, and insert
"Sl4OO.'
Tenth line, after word "annum,7 insert
'lineman $500, batteryman $780,
Section tifty-seven-Strike ou. the entire
section, and insert, "Be it enacted, ETC.,
That there shall be appointed by the Board
OF Police Commissioners two Surgeons, who
shall perform the duty now performed by
the City Physicians, and such other duties
as the Commissioners may fIon time to
time prescribe. The Police Surgeons shall
also act as experts for the Coroners, making
post mortem examinations whenever called
upon by the Coroners Of the districts. The
salary of these Surgeons shall he S25OO per
annum.'
Section ffty.eight, substituted for section
htty-nine.
Section iity.nine, substituted for section
ffty.eight.
House amendments to sections two, five
seven, ten, eleven, sixteen, thirty-fve
thirty-seyen, forty nine, fity-two and fifty
four, were concurred in.
The amendment included in lines one ant
! two OF section ifty-fve were concurred in
The amendments to sections ffty-six
ffty,seven, dfyeight, and hftynine wer
conCurred in,
The Senate refused to concur as follows
In the House amendments TO section
fourteen and twentyeight.
TheScnate alsorefused to concur in Hous
amendment to section fGty-hve, from til
commencement of line three TO line ten.
Mr. Campbell: move that the action G
the House be reported Immediately to tha
body.
Adopted.
A message from the Governor was re
ceiyed.
House bill No. %, an act providing rem
j. edy against usurpation, intrusion into, G
, the unlawful holding or exercising ofpubli
Office or franchise in the State, was read.
Mr.. Ray: ask for a suspensian of th
i rules to put the bill on its second reading.
Rules suspended and the bill read.
4 on suspension OF the rules, the bill ws
4 read 8 third time and finally adopted wit
lis title.
BILLS ON SECOND READING.
d Senate bill No. 81, an act relative to th
Supreme Court, and to regulate the tern
e thereof, the proceedings therein, ETC., WI
read.
e Mr.. Ray: I move that this bill be mad
. the special order of the day, on Tuesda.
next.
s Adopted.
{ Senate bill No. &c. an act to suppres
. and prevent the stealing Of fruit, grain
ETC., and providing punishment for th
: same, was read.
9 Mr.. Lewis: move the adoption of ii
following amendment
e Provided the owner or representative
the property shall be the only person haviI
the right to prosecute for taking fruit fro
K the trees or melons from the vines.
:, Mr.. Day: l move the adoption of the fc
= lowing amendment to Mr.. Lewis amen,
ment
To strike out all after the word "person
e and insert entitled to prosecute under th
e act.n
Accepted by Mr.. Lewis.
,e Mr.. Lewis amendment was then adopte'
q. Mr.. Poindexter: ! move to indefnitel
a postpone the bill.
If The question being put, resulted in r
le fusal of the Senate to postpone by risin
Df vote of nine yeas to twelve nays.
$ The President moved call of the HoUs'
The following members answered TO the
le names:
N Anderson, Bacon, Blackman, Campbell
Coupland, Day, Egan FRANCOIS, kelst
Lewis, Monette, Pinchback, Packard, Pcil
II dexter Pollard, Ray, Smith, Wilcox, Wit
e. genstein-l9.
Ii Mr.. Ray: move that the bin be mad
le the special order of the day on Saturday.
Mr.. Wittgenstein: l move to amend
lg making the bill the special order of the da
on Thursday next. ~.
The yeas and nays were ordered by Il
ut President, resulting:
~ yeas Campbell Francois, Monet