New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-26

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Morand, May, Mathews, Magee, Noble.
Pearce, Page. Prescott Prejean, Rey,
RengstOrff. Simms, Slaton, Sterrett, Tour
Doir, UNI hreys, Walsh, Wren, Wilson, n.
Williams. Waters, Wiltz, Yorke, Zoelly-67.
Nays: .Gair, HanloD.v. N. LANCE, Reese.
Two-thirds of the members elected
voting in The affirmative, the joint resolu-
ton was finally passed, its title adopted,
and notice of concurrence was ordered to
be sent to the Senate.
House bill No. 81, an act am ending the
forty. seventh section of an act establish
ing a Metropolitan Police District, re-
turned from the Senate with amendments,
was taken up.
The amendments of the Senate to the
bill were concurred in, and notice to that
| effect was ordered to be sent to the Senate
Senate bill No. 16l, an act to amend
and re.enact an act entitled an act defining
the duties of Notaries Public and Sheriff
for the parish of Orleans in certain cases,
approved October 21, 1868, was put on its
first reading.
The constitutional rule being suspended
the bill underwent its second reading
Under further suspension Of the con-
stitutional rule, the bill was read third
time by its title and finally passed, its title
| adopted, and notice of concurrence was
ordered to be'sent to the Senate.
Senate bill No. 164, "An act to secure
the citizens of the State of Louisiana who
may insure property with an any individ-
ual or commercial company, or through
any agency Of any insurance company es-
tablished out of the said State"
Was put on its first reading and calen-
dared.
Senate bill No. 90, " An act to authorize
the Governor in certain cases to issue war
rants tor the apprehension of persons
charged with murder and certain other
offenses, and to provide for the arrest and
examination of such persons"
Was put on its first readin
The constitutional rule being suspended,
the bill was read a second time by title;
under further suspension of the consti-
tutional rule the bill was put on its third
reading, and final passage, its title adopted,
and notice of concurrence was ordered to
be sent to the Senate.
Senate bill No. 263, &c An act to remove
the seat of justice of the parish of Plaqui-
mines from Point-a-la-H on the left
bank of the Mississippi river, to Jesuits
Bend, on the right bank of said river"
Was put on its first reading.
The constitutional rule being suspended
the bill was read q second time by title;
under further suspension of the consti-
tutional rule, the bill underwent its third
reading and final passage, its title adopted,
and notice Of concurrence was ordered to
be sent to the Senate.
Senate bill No. l70, San act regulating
places of public entertainment was put
on its first reading.
The constitutional rule being suspended,
the bill was put on its second reading by
its title, and its further consideration was
indefinitely postponed, upon motion of
Mr.. Gair, of East Feliciana.
Substitute for Senate bill No. 270, an act
for the relief of George A. Fosdick and
others, was put on its first reading.
The constitutional rule being suspended,
the bill was read second time by its title;
under further suspension of the consti-
tutional rule, the bill underwent its third
reading and final passage, its title was
adopted, and notice of concurrence was
ordered to be sent to the Senate.
Senate bill No. II, an act to change the
name and amend an act to incorporate the
Vaudeville and Sulphur Springs Railroad,
was put on its first reading.
The constitutional rule being suspended,
the bill was read second time by its title;
under further suspension of the constitu-
tional rule, the bill was put on its third
reading and final passage, its title adopted,
and notice of concurrence was ordered to
be sent to the Senate.
Senate bill No. 267, an act to provide
for the transfer of certain records from
the parish of Jefferson to the parish of
Orleans, was put on it's first reading.
The constitutional rule being suspended
the bill was read second tire by title.
The constitutional rule being further
suspended the bill was put upon its third
reading and final passage, its title adopted
and notice of concurrence ordered to be
sent to the Senate.
The following concurrent resolution was
read under a suspension of the rules and
adopted.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Senate Chamber.
New Orleans. March l6. 1870
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION.
Be IL reSolued by the Senate (the House
of Representatives conCurring therein),
That the Finance Committee of the Senate.
and the Committee of Ways and Means of
the House of Representatives,, be and they
are hereby authorized to continue in SEES
sion after the adjournment of the Legisla-
ture. for a period which shall not exceed
twenty days, for the purpose OF ascertain
ing from the offices of the State Treasurer
and Auditor OF Public Accounts the num-
Der of bonds belonging to the redemption of
the State debt, to the free school fund. and
to the seminary fund, and to examine and
count the certificates of Indebtedness. known
as State notes, issued under act No 5, of
1866, the number of coupons in said Offices,
as we'll as any other evidences of indebted
ness that have been satisfied and paid by
the State, and which are in said Offices; the
whole of which shall be destroyed by said