New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-12

proceedings therein appeals thereto. and
processes against the sureties on appeal
bonds, approved March Is, 1870.
And House bill No. 27S, an act to provide
for the removal Of distractions in Tanglpa-
hOa river, and the improving OF the naviga-
ton OF the same and making an apprOpriis-
WILLIAM VIGERS,
CHEZ Clerk.
To the Honorable President and members of the
Senate:
GENrLEMEN-I am instructed bv the
House to ask concurrence in the following:
House bill No. $685. an act to incorporate
the Louisiana and Texas Steamship Com
pany.
House bill No 2ls, an act to reorganize
the Bureau of Immigration, etc.
WILLIAM VIGERS,
Chief Clerk.
To the Honorable President and Members OF the
Senate:
GENTLEMEN-I am directed by the House
to ask the concurrence OF the Senate in the
following:
House bill No 10Y, an act TO incorporate
the Sons of Emmett Benevolent Associa-
ton of the city Of New Orleans. etc.
House bill No. l22. an act 20 incorporate
the Morning Star Benevolent Association.
etc.
WILLIAM VIGERS.
Chief Clerk.
To the Honorable PIesiGen. and Members Of the
Senate:
l am directed to ask the concurrence of
your honorable body in House bill No. 49,.
WILLIAM VIGERS,
Chief Clerk
To the Honorable President and Members of the
Senate:
The House has concurred in the appropri-
n
WILLIAM VIGERS.
Chief Clerk
To the Honorable president and Members of the
Senate:
GENTLEMEN-The House has concurred
in the following Senate bills, viz:
Senate bill No, e., an act to amend and
re-enact an act entitled ian &c. to reOrgan-
ize the State Land Office" etc.
Substitute for Senate bill No. l6l. an az:
to amend the militia bill.
Senate bill No. 24l, an act to place the
Franklin College, at Opelolisas, Louisiana,
under the control Of the State Board of Ed
ucatiOn, etc.
Senate bill No. pa, an act defining the
obligations Of the city OF New Orleans to be
redeemed as part of the floating debt, under
the provisions Of seetion forty. act No.
I, approved sixteenth Of March, 1870, and to
enforce the same.
lOr NtEdtt plil NO II. an ACT
relative to Thomas Marley, relieving him
from his tutorship. etc.
TO inform the Senate that !he House has
concurred in Senate amendments to House
bill No. 273, relative to city park. etc.
Senate joint resolution No. Is, joint reso-
luton to raise joint committee to collect
from the United States the value of cotton
and other property turned over to the
United States at the time Of the surrender.
WILLIAM VIGERS,
Chief Clerk.
MESSAGES TO THE HOUSE.
The Secretary. asked the concurrence Of
the House in Senate bill No. $40 to pro-
vide for the adjustment and settlement Of
Metropolitan Police claims and assessments.
And informed the House tina: the Senate
had concurred in House amendments to
Senate bill No. l07. to incorporate the city
Of Shreveport etc
Also, House bill No. l63. Joint resolution
authorizing and requiring the transfer of
David Fisher and J. c. Oliver from the
Jefferson.
House bill No. llo, granting an appropria-
ton Of money to remove the Instructions
from the Amite river etc.
House bill No. 269, for the relief of the
citizens of Bienville parish, etc
House bill No. l56. to incorporate the
Louisiana Steamship Company of New
Orleans.
Asked concurrence in Senate amendments
to House bill No. 273, to amend and re-enact
~,
OF an act to establish a public park in the
city of New Orleans
Asked concurrence in Senate bill No. 1873,
for the relief of Mrs Mary Barlow
Senate bill No. 227, granting to John
Weaver the right to establish ferry across
the Bayou Came, in the parish Of St. Ian
dry.
Substitute for Senate bill No. 16l, TO
amend an act to organize. arm and equip
militia. ETC.
Senate bill No. 254, defining the obliga-
tons Of the city Of New Orleans to be re-
deemed as part of the floating debt, under
the provisions of section 40, act No. 7, APP
proved March l6, 1870; and to enforce the
same.
Senate concurred in House amendments
@ Senate bill No. 24S, making appropria-
ions, etc.
The Secretary informed the House that
the Senate had conc,lrred in the following
House bills:
No. 263. an act granting wharf privileges
o James H. Cosgrove, Of Natchitoches
parish.
No. 225, an act relative to juries in the
parish of Caddo.
No. l64, an act for the improvement of the
navigation of the River Tchefuncta and
}ogue Talia.
No. lib, an act supplementary to the sew
raj acts relating to the town of Franklin,
king the salary of the Mayor and Council |
men, and granting to said Mayor and Coun-
il certain powers.
No. PA, an act for the relief of T. o. |
lays, of the parish Of Bienville.
No. III, an act fixing the domicile of the |
lew Orleans, Baton Rouge and Vicksburg |
sailroad Company, etc.
No. "a, an act for the relief of E. North |
,ullom, of the parish of Avoyelles, and for
Their purposes
No. 1911, an act to change the time of hold
lg sessions Of the district court in the
'enth Judicial District, etc.
And that the Senate had rejected
louise bill No. SIS, an act to prevent frauds
, the sale and shipment of cotton at the
ort Of New Orleans, and to provide for
nd regulate the inspection thereof.