New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-08

House bill No. 1870, an act to carry into
effect more particularly and efectually
article 1913 of the constitution of the
State.
Bill read third time by its title.
Upon the final passage Of the bill the |
yeas and nays were demanded by Messrs.
Crawford, of Franklin, and Kent, of St
Helena, with the following result:
Yeas: Abbott, Alexander, Adolphe. Belot, |
BurreI, Collins, Cuny, DesloDde, Devices, |
Demarest, Dupart, Douglass, Evans. Gu'go |
net, Garstksmp, Gray, Gaidry, Hill, Honore,
Harper, Hutchinson. Hall. Heidenhain,
Isabelle, Lowell. Leblanc, Leroy. Lott, V.
II. Lsnge, Morris, Dol!ere. hshier. Murrell,
Mansion, Pesroe. Rey, Sterrett, Taylor,
Tonrnoir, Umphreys, Walsh, Washington
William Williams, H. Williams, Yorke--45.
Nays: Buckingham, Bergeron, Briout,
Crawford, Dutresne, Degrange, Eager,
Faulkner, Haskell, Hanlon, Kent, L'Hoste,
Lsnders. Mcvean, May, Magee,. Noble,
Pierce, Prescott, Prejesn, Rengs,orff, Slaton,
Tureaud, Wren, Wilson, Waters, Wlltz,
Zoelly-28.
Bill finally passed, title adopted, and bill
ordered to be sent to the Senate for con-
currence.
Mr.. Gray, of st. James, stated that Hon.
w. Flanagan, Senator elect from the
State of Texas, was on the floor of the
House, and moved that committee of
| three be appointed to escort him to seat
on the platform.
Carried.
The Chair appointed Messrs. c. Gray, of
St. James, G. w. Lowell, of Caddo, and
| G.. H. Hill, Of Ascension.
Mr.. Heidenhain, of Orleans, called up
Senate bill No. 26, an act relative to legal
and judicial advertisements.
| Bill read third time.
Upon the final passage of the bill the
| yeas and nays were demanded by Messrs.
Briout, of St. Martin, ami Slaton, Of Jack
son, with the following result:
Yeas: Abbott. Alexander. Belot. Burrel,
Collins, Calhoun, Cuny, Deslonde, Devices,
Dufre.ne, Douglass, Evans, Gnrstkamp,
| Gaidry, Hill, Haskell, Honore, Harper
Hutchinson. Hall, Heidenhain, Isabelle,
Kent, Lowell, Leroy, LHos;e. Lott. V. n.
Lange, Morris, Mahier, Mchillen, Mansion,
| Mathews, Noble, Pearce, Pierce, Rey, Reng.
storff, Sterrett. Taylor, Umphreys, Walsh,
Washington, Wilson, Witt, Yorke, Zoel-
NAYS: Adolphe, Buck bingham, Bergeron,
Briout. Crawford, Dupart, Esnard. Faux
ner, Guigonet Lee, Lahders, McVean, Mel
win, May, Magee, Slaton. Tureaud, William
Williams, H. Wiliams-l9.
Bill finally passed, .itle adopted, and
bill ordered to be sent to the Senate for
concurrence.
The following message was received
from the Governor:
STATE OF LOUISIANA. }
| Executive Department
-, New Orleans, March 3. 1e70
To the Honorable Senate AID House of representa-
!. tIvvs in General Assembly Convened:
| WHEREAS, an extraordinary occasion has
arisen, requiring further legislation in be.
, half of the interests of tne State, upon SUBJ
jects and matters unfinished, or not acted
upon by the regular session Of the General
: Assembly, terminating this day;
Now, therefore, l. Henry C. Warmoth,
Governor of the State of Louisiana, under
the powers vested in me by article sixty
four of the constitution of the State, and
by act No. 10, of the acts OF 1870, en-
titled San act relative to extra ses-
sions OF the General Assembly, and
defining the duties Of the Governor
| in reference thereto" do issue this my
bly, of the State for the transaction OF busl-
ness, at the city Of New Orleans, on Monday,
, the seventh day of March instant, at twelve
o'clock NJ. in the building known as the
Mechanics Institute.
and do hereby notify all members OF
the Senate and House Of representatives to
assemble at the time aud place above men,
toned
And do hereby specify the objects for
which the General Assembly is convened in
extra session, aud which shall take prece-
! uence of all other business, to wit:
To provide for the assessment and collec-
ton of the revenues of the State.
To make appropriations Tor the support OF
| the State government.
Amendments to the present laws relative
, | to public education.
To provide for the floating Indebtedness
= of the State.
The militia law, the registration laws. and
| amendments to the charter OF the city OF
o New Orleans.
, Reorganization of the land office OF the
State. and to make provision for the survey
of unsurveyed lands of the State.
An act is needed TO restrict the power o.
the courts to issue writs of mandamu'
: against the officers of the city of New Or
q leans for the object Of collecting demands
i for money against the corporation.
To provide for the organization OF the
+ District Courts for the parish OF Orleans
8 and defining the jurisdiction of the severa
" courts relative especially to irjunctions
J mendamuses, etc.
Unfinished business relative to the floating
a indebtedness, and other matters importan
to the good government of the corporation
Of New Orleans.
@ And do hereby indicate as the length o
said session herein called, the term of tel
days, commencing with said Monday
l. March Z.
Given under my hand and the seal of tn
State, this third day of March, 1870, and @
l. the independence OF the United States tn
a ninety fourth.
By the Governor:
70 (Signed.) Fl. G. WARMOTH.
GEO. E. BovEE, Secretary OF State.
}. Mr.. Hill, Of Ascension, called up Hous
9 bill No. 90, an act granting ferry priv
# leges to Charles Robinson, his heirs G
). assigns, across Bayou Lafourche at Dor
jacksonville. Louisiana.
!. On motion, the amendments of the Ser
q ate were concurred in, and notice of col
"a curreuce ordered to be sent to the Senate
Mr.. Isabelle, of Orleans, on behalf of Nj
Il Holland, of Tensas, called up Senate bi
81 No. III, an act relative to the Straigi
a University.
70 On motion, the bill was Withdrawn frol
the Committee of the Whole, and bill rea
20 a third time by its title and finally passe'
j. title adopted, and notice of concurrent
| ordered to be sent to the Senate.