New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-31


| zeD's Bank of Louisiana. and the resale OF
property purchased on foreclosure OF stocb
| mortgages
! NOTICES vi BILLS.
| BIZ Mr.. Blunt:
! A bill to be entitled an act 90 amend AMI
| re-enact section seventeen, OF the city char
! ter Of the city OF Natchtoche-.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
Sir. Harris introduced, by Unanimou.
consent, the following bili:.
A bill to be entitled an act 70 provide fo'
the payment of officers whose annual salaries
are fixed by tho constitution of the State,
and creating special fund 20 carry cut the
provisions of this act.
abe bill was read the first time.
The constitutional rule was suspended by
four-fifths affil NATIVE vote. and the bl!
read second time, and referred to the
Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Anderson, by unanimous consent ia
troduced the following bill
A bill to be entitled an sct 60 appoint
a public weigher and spublic gauges 5n
and for the city or parish of Orleans.
The rules wero suspended and the bill
read first time.
The constitutional rule vas chem sus-
pended by four fifthS affirmative vote, the
bill read q second time and referred to the
Committee Oh Commerce ah6 Aanufsc-
turese
REPORTS os CoMaIpTEEs IyIsG ssvEf.
AZ. Innraho,n calIah IN Canprte of 6'oqyo-
mite on Federal Relations on sbe follow
ing Senate joint resolutions
No. 1.-Resolution requesting fhe Press-
dent and Congress Of the United States 60
restore the use and property of che Branch
Mint to the city of New Orleans, to De
poses
The resolution was considered Ca gessse8
and ordered to third reading.
Constitutional rule was suspended bS &
four-ffths affirmative vote, bill read fhlro
time and finally passed with its title
Also, report of same committee oA the
following Senate joint resolution No. =.
Joint resolution authorizing the Governor
to contract with the city of New Orleans,
or other authority, for the use as State
House of the Branch 5Iilt in the city Of
New Orleans, or part thereof. o
The resolution was considered 0ngroSsed
and ordered to third reading.
Constitutional rule was suspended by
four-titths affirmative vote, bill read third
time and finally passed with its title by the
following vote on q call of the yeas and
nays:
Yeas-Anderson, Alexander, Blackburn,
| Barber, Blunt, Butler, Burch, Brewster,
| Greene, Harris, p. f. Herwig, Harper
Ingraham KelsG1 Masicot, Pollard, Stamps
| Twitchell-lS.
| Nay-Wharton-l.
BILLS CALLER
Sfp. Harris called Senate Oil &@. 80, e.
| Ire @ntitle& an act for the relief OF che
Sens Rcsbly GouiSianios, % newspaper !'ub
iisl4esl in che aisy es New Orleans.
! On motion o6 Mr. Harris .ie bill vas
! considered engrUssel.
The Constitutional rule ~Ss suspended by
! four fifth. affirmative vete. the bill read
! the third time. and vas finally adopted
with its title by the following vote. on q
call Of the yeas and nays:
Yeas-aut,e.son, Alexander. Blackburn
Barber. Blunt, Butter. EUreh, Brewster
Greene. Harris. &. +. .Eerwig. Harper
;ngraissn,. kelso. Mas!cus, Pollard. stamps
TWitchei.--iS. 9
Say--HhartOH-9.
WILLS sA9ES Ts Us RGGE2sg ORDER.
senate bill! Ne 81; Eco Ire entitied an act ca
provide so, .he appropriation and means q:
acquire, : isn.i. 10y she GaiSed States for
house. .ignai station, range iasEtso ware
houses aa; revenue stations.
On motion Of MI Brewster she bill was
considered eDgrosss.!. ana ordered se .
third seadiag
The constitutional suis %as suspended by
a four-ffths affirmative vote and the bill
was read the third time. AID finally Adopted
with its title
Senate blk Nc. s6. Go be entitled an aee
declaring the effect OF partons, and Sc
quiring officers OF the State TO recognize
all persons ~hc may have been pardeneG
as having been restored 20 all civil an6 DO
Iiticai rights, privileges and immunities,
and proyhlios penalties :es violation OF this
ACT
Sir. Brewster moved thas the blf be &C.
committed 20 the Committee on judiciary.
Mr.. Stamps moved, as aa appointment,
that the bill be made the speciel order 81
the day for Saturday st L. III.
Adopted.
cir. y~itcheE called uf. sRe following:
House bill SO Il, joint resolution rs fin
the soNpensatioD 81 csrtsin officers Of the
General Assembly for she extra session
thereof, begun December 9. 1872, and au-
thOrizng the payment thereof, and soR
other purposes.
Mr.. Burch moved that che bilf tee referred
60 the Committee on Judiciary
Pending the motion TO refeg she Senate
went into executive session.
Executive session having been saised, on
motion OF Mr.. Barber, the pending bill vas
referred 20 the Committees of Judiciary
and on Auditing and Supervising the En-
penses Of the Senate tog joint action aud re-
ports.
On motion OF Sir Barber, che Senate
voted TO adjeIrw ua:iI sO-aaeSycw at the
usual hour.
The President shea announced chat the
Senate stood adjourned uRti! Thursday,
Sanuars 30. 1858, II twelve O'Clock NJ.
=. i. BECHTEL,
Secretary of the Senate