The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-26

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tional rule, place on its third reading, I'm
ally passed, its title adopted, and it was
ordered to be sent to the Senate for con-
currence. .,sil Dol 80 xoa lyaI
Senate bin No. 243. an act establishing
the Eighteeth Judicial District for the
State of Louisiana, and fixing the time for
holding court therein - called up by Mr..
Carr, Of De Soto, was put on its first
reading. -
The constitutional rule being suspend
ed, the bill was placed upon its third
reading and final passage; its title adopt
ed, and it was ordered to be sent to the
Senate for concurrence. ...,a . - =,
Senate bill No. 1S7, 40 act to amend
an act entitled an act to remove obstruc-
tons in the Bayou Courtableau and to
improve the navigation ofstheisanne, ap,
proved March twenty-eight, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-seyen, called up by Mr..
Chachere, of st. Landry, was not re-
quired to be considered in the committee
Of the whole, the rule having been sus-
pended on motion Of Mr.. Kenner, of Or,
leans. ~
The constitutional rule being suspend
ed, the bill was read q third time bv its
title, which was adopted, and the bill was
ordered to be sent to the, Senate for con-
currence.
Mr.. Bryan, Of Calcasieu, moved for a
reconsideration Of the vote just had, and
to lay It on the table. . ~
Carried. -2sigl .kll6
[Mr. Moncuro, of Oaddo, in the chair. !
Mr.. Cochran, Of Lafayette, called up
Senate bill No. 1874. an act u to facilitate
commerce by establishing the New Or
leans Levee Shed Company, and to vest
in said company the right and authority
to erect maintain and operate sheds or
buildings on the banks or levees of the
Mississippi river, in the city of New Or
leans, for the protection and shelter Of
goods, merchandise and articles of COM
merce, and to regulate the same.
Which was put on its first reading.
Under suspension Of the constitu-
tionsl rule the bill was placed upon its
second reading. - s.
The constitutional rule being suspend
ed; the bill underwent it, third reading,
and final passage, whereon the yeas and
nays were, demanded by Messrs. Kenner
and Barrett, of Orleans, with the ensuing
result;
Yeas: Abel, Adolphe, Antoine. Baker, Barrett,
Barrow, Belot, Bentley. Bickham, Blunt, Bowen,
Brewster, Broussard, Brown, Buchanan, Buck
ingham, Burch, Butler. CAaehere Cochran,
Crawford. Darby, Darinsbuzg, Davis, Denas,
Devices, Durio. Ellis, Faulkner, Floyd, Fonte-
lieu, Gaddis. 0asdner, GassGkamp, p. Harper, W.
Harper, Hampstead, Hyams johnson, Kearson,
Kenner, Kllen, Kinsella, Laurent, Llambias.
3. Lott J. y. Lott Lynch. AAhoney, Marie.
iiarvin, Matthews, McCarty, Mcfarland,
Meadows, Moore. Norphy, Norris, Murray,
Nelson. Ong. Oplatek, Overton. Pond, Quinn,
Raby, Riley Rnggeld, Saztsin, Schumachsr,
Smith. Sosers Stamps Stanton, Tstmau, Thomp-
son, TounPir, 'TuSsaud, Ullman, Verrs@t Wandx
Washington. of Assumption, Washington, Of
Concossha, Nsters, WheyAnd. E. Williams. H
Williams, Wilson, Worrall, Yorke, Young-9l
Nays: Moneure. Otto-a - Vs'-i - q.
Mr.. Kenner, of Orleans. moved for n
reconsideration Of the vote just taken
and also to hay that motion on the table
. MIR. Crawford, of Rapides, called up
Senate bill No. ia, an act fixing the time
OF holding the district court in the Ninth
Judicial District Of the State Of Louisi-
Ana, which was put on its first reading. I
, Endcr suspension of the constitution
al rule, the bill was put on its second AID