New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-11

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Appropriation for the Louisiana Orphans
| Home, two thousand dollars ($2000).
Appropriation for the German Protestant
Orphan Asylum, three thousand dollars
$4,000.
WIDOWS Hospital Association, in the Third
District, one thousand dollars ($1000).
Appropriation to the Home Missionary
Society, New Orleans, one thousand dollars
$4,000.
Appropriation to the Girls Asylum. con
ducted by the Sisters of the Holy Cross,
Third District, New Orleans, one thousand
dollars (s100O).
| Asylum, conducted by the Sisters OF Charity,
at Baton Rouge, one thousand dollars
! $4,000.
| Appropriation to the Shreveport Medical
and Surgical Infrmary, five thousand doi-
lars $4,000.
| Appropriation to the Louisiana Orphans
Association, two thousand dollars $4,000.
| Appropriation to the Augusta School and
| Charitable Association OF Franklin parish,
two hundred dollars lS200), to be drawn by
| the president.
| Appropriation to St. Mary's Orphan Boys'
| Asylum, Third District, five hundred dol
| lars tS5e0).
Appropriation to the Algiers Firemens
Association, fifteen hundred dollars t$l500.
ApPIpD w pay Ochh Il AC0uIp
| Clerk of the Supreme Court of the State Of
| Louisiana for the Eastern District; the costs
| in eighty -eight cases filed and tried in said
court during the years 1865, 1866, 1867, 1868
and 1869, in which the State was plaintiff,
at ten dollars each case, under the act
of 1855, eight hundred and eighty dollars
| (Ss90).
Appropriation to pay J. NJ. Desmarest for
services rendered as clerk in the State
Treasurer's office during the months OF No
vember and December, 1869, and January,
1870, six hundred dollars (S6O0).s
Appropriation to defray the travelling e1-
penses OF the Board of Supervisors of the
Louisiana State Seminary and Military
Academy, now at Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
one thousand dollars ($l000).
Appropriation to the Board of Health,
five thousand dollars (S5000).
Appropriation to the Sisters of Provi-
dence, corner Girod and Margny, one
thousand dollars (S1000).
Appropriation to the charitable lnssitu7
tions under the auspices Of the Fourth Afri-
can Baptist Church of New Orleans, five
hundred dollars (s500).
Appropriation to the Blind Institution at
Baton Rouge, ten thousand dollars ($l0. 000.)
Appropriation to the ChildreD's Home of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in Jackson,
$4,000.
Appropriation to John b. Robertson, for
services as attorney in the New Orleans.
Opelousas and Great Northern Railroad
cases, three thousand dollar s(SS000).
Appropriation to the Benevolent As socia-
ton of Thibodaux, parish of Lafourche, five
hundred dollars (s500).
Appropriation to John A. Burns, assignee
OF Milton Burn. late Assessor of the parish
OF st. Tammany, for balance due him for
assessment, as per act of 1865, to be paid on
the warrant of said John A. Burns, assignee,
two hundred and one dollars and twenty
nine cents (s20l 29).
Report received and adopted.
Senate bill No. 1S9, an act for the relief
of Mrs. Mary Carsons, widow of Robert
B. Carsons. late Parish Judge of the par
ish of st. John the Baptist.
Bill read third time by its title and
finally passed, title adopted, and notice of
concurrence ordered to be sent to the
Senate.
House bills Nos. liz and 237 ordered 10
be epgEossed and placed on the calendar
for their third reading.
MIR. Wren, Of Bossier, asked for leave
of absence for three days for Mr.. v. III.
LANCE, of East Baton Rouge.
Leave granted.
Mr.. Eager, of Orleans, asked permission
to record his vote on the fpal passage Of
House bill No. 2S2.
Permission granted.
Voted no.
Mr. Lowell, of Caddo, moved to suspend
the rules to take up Senate bill No. 209.
Rules suspended.
Senate bill No. 200, an act to amend and
re-enact sections eight and nine as
in section one of an act
entitled an act to amend an &C. en-
titled an act to amend an act entitled
an act TO consolidate the city of New
Orleans, and to provide for the
of the city of New Orleans,
and the administration of the affairs
thereof, approved February twenty.sixtb,
eighteen hundred and sixty-six.
Bill read third time.
Upon the final passage of the bill, the
7eas and nays were demanded by Messrs.
Lowell, Of Caddo, and Nav, of Orleans,
With the following result:
Yeas: Abbott, Alexander, Antoine, Belot.
Brewster, Burrel. Collins, Calhoun, Cuny,
Deslonde, Dufresne, Dupart, Doug
ass, Evans, Faulkner, GuigOnet Garstkamp,
5aidry, Hill. Harper, Hutchinson. HAL.
ieidenhain, Isabelle, Lowell, Leblanc, Lee,
Leroy. Lott. Landers, V. NJ. Lange, Mahier,
IcVean, Murrell. Mansion. Morey, Pearce,
1ey,, Simms, Sterrett. Taylor, Tournour,
Jmphreys, Walsh. Washington, Wren, vii.
lam Williams, 81. Williams, Yorke.-6O,
Nays: Buckingham, CureiI, Degrsnge.
Eager, Haskell, Hanlon, McCullen, May,
Ioelly-13.
Bill finally passed.
Mr.. Belot, of Orleans, moved to recon-
ider the vote just taken, and to lay tina.
notion on the table.
Carried.
Title adopted, aud notice of concur
ence ordered to be sent to the Senate.
Mr.. Lowell, of Caddo, by permission,
allied up Senate bill No. 5, an act to Or
,anize, arm and equip uniformed militia;
o provide for its instruction, duties and
to appropriate one hundred
thousand dollars for the arming, equlpping
nd payment Of the same.
Bill read first time by it's title, consti-
utional rule suspended, and bill read o
econd time by its title.
Mr.. Lowell moved to dispense with
be rule by which the bill is compelled to
q considered in Committee of the Whole.