New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-09

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Whole reported that the committee had
considered House bill No. &c. and that the
committee, pending consideration of the
tenth section, arose and reported progress,
and asked leave to sit again.
Report received and accepted.
Mr.. Lowell, of Caddo, moved to sus-
pend the rules, 10 take up Senate bill No.
2O9
Rules suspended.
Senate bill No. 300, an act TO amend and
re enact sections eight and nine, as
| amended in section one OF az act entitled
an act to amend an act entitled an act to
amend an act entitled an act to
consolidate the city of New Orleans, and
to provide for the government of the city
of New Orleans, and the administration OF
the affairs thereof, approved February
twenty sixth, eighteen hundred and sixty
six
Which passed its first reading.
Constitutional rule suspended, and the
bill read second time by its title and
placed on the calendar for its third read
Ing.
Mr. Lowell, Of Caddo, moved to suspend
the rules to take up Senate bill No. 222.
Rules suspended.
Senate bill No. 222, an act to limit and
restrict the powers of courts to issue
orders or writs of mandamus and fieri
facias against the City of New Orleans.
and the officers thereof, and to declare the
effect and prescribe the mode of satisfying
judgments for money against the city of
New Orleans.
Which passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was then sus-
pended and the bill read a second time
by its title, and under a further suspension
of the constitutional rule, the bill was
read a third time by its title, and finally
passed, title adopted and notice of concur
renee ordered to be sent to the Senate.
MESSAGE FROM THE sENATE.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House OF Representatives.:
AN directed BY the Senate TO inform the
House of the concurrence OF the Senate in
the following House bills, viz:
No. 327, file of 1869, creating the Office of
Justice of the Peace and Constable, al Ere.
nier Station, etc.
No. 2l0, file Of 1869, to authorize A. c.
Banks. Daniel Kelly md their associates, to
render navigabe Bayou Dugdemonia. etc.
No. go, to Incorporate MiiiwoOd Female
Institute, etc.
And to. ask the concurrence Of the House
in the folio owing Senate bills, viz:
No. 5, to organize, arm and equip uni
formed militia, etc.
No. 243, Tor the relief of John L. Brown,
etc.
No. go, to lay out and open a road to con.
meet the Grand Point settlement, in st.
lanes parish, with the Mississippi river, etc. |
B. P. BLANCHARD,
Assistant Secretary Of the Senate.
Mr.. Lee, of st. Bernard, by permission,
introduced House bill No. 49,, an &C! to
the sale OF the stock IN the New |
OrleaOs, jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company. held By the State OF
Louisiana and the city of New Orleans.
Which passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was suspen led |
md the bill read a second time by its title.
Mr.. Lee, of ST. Bernard. moved to GUS
bend the constitutional rule, to put the
dill upon its third reading and faal pas
'age, upon which the yeas and nays were
demanded by Messrs. Lowell, OF Caddo,
Ind Eager, of Orleans, with the following
esults
Yeas: Abbott, Alexander, Antoine.
idoiQhe, Burrell. Collins. Calhoun, Curry.
1eslonde;, Dafresne, Demarest. Dupart,
Evans, Faulkner. Gulgonet. Garstkamp, |
Iaidry, Heidenhain, Lee, Leroy, Lott,
Norris, Mollere, Mshier, Mcyean, Murrell.
MANSION, Morey, Moraud. Pierce. Reese, Rey,
,imm8, Taylor, Tournoir, Umphreys, Walsh,
Vas hngtou. II. Williams, Yurka-40.
Nays: Antoine, Belot, Crawford De-
range, Eager, Esnsrd,, Hill, Haskell,
-eB!anc, LHoste, Landers, ', ii. Lsnge,
iCMiieu. Noble, Pearce. Page, Prescott,
Wilt, D. Young, Hoelly-2j.
Rule not suspended.
Bill ordered to be engrossed and placed
N The calendar.
Mr.. Heidenhain, OF Orleans moved to
efer the bill to the Committee on Rail-
Dads
Lost
Mr. Lowell, OF Caddo, moved that the
ill be printed n the journal
Carried.
The bill is as follows:
n act 10 authorize the sale Of The stock
in the New Orleans. jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Company held by the |
State Of Louisiana and the city Of New
Orleans.
SECTION l. Be it enscted by the Senate
nj House Of Representatives of the State
Louisiana u General Assembly convened |
nat the Governor Of the State DE and he is
ereby directed, within ten days after the
assage OF this act, TO sell ali the stock
oW owned by the State in the New Or
ans, Jackson and Great No thorn Railroad r
ompany, acquired by virtue Of an act enti-
ed IN act to grant the aid OF the State to
lc New Orleans, Jackson and Great North
IN Railroad Company by subscription to
&c stock thereof, approved tWenty-eighth !
AZ OF ADril, one thousand eight hundred I
nd fifty three. {
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted etc, That |
le city OF New Orleans be and il is hereby j
to sell, Ia such manner as its a
ommon Council may determine, the stock {
the Nv Orleans, Jackson and Great t
orthe1n Railroad Company, acquired by :
irtue of an act Of the Legislature Of LouisS- c
La, approved March Is, 1854, entitled s'Au 5
ct for the subscription by the city Of New s
reaAs TO the stock of tie New Orleans, y
ackson and Great Northern Railroad Com
any" c
oEc. 3. Be it further enacted. etc. That $
10 purchaser OF the State stock shall eX
ute bond. with good and solvent surniias, {