New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

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Mr.. Wands, of Tangipahoa. moved thai
500 copies more of the Governors !naugurs
address be printed.
Carried.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
According to previous notice the follow
ing bills were introduced:
BY Mr.. Souer, of Avoyelles:
House bill No. 81, entitled an act to in
corporate the Bayou des Glai.es and Bayou
Rouge Slack Water Navigation Company
!. Passed first and second readings under &
suspension of the constitutional rules, aBd
referred 70 the Committee on internal I'm
provemsnts. and ordered 10 be printed.
By Mr.. Deioie, of Orleans:
House bill No 49, entitled an act for The
relief of T. Menard Poreeo
Passed frs: and second readings under
suspension of the constitutional rules and
referred to the Committee on Clainso
BY Mr. Rochen, % ST. Martin:
House bill Nc. 80. an act TO amead and
re-enact an act entitled an act 90 incOrpo-
rate the Roman catholic Church Vt 81.
Martin. in the parish of St. Martin.
Passed firss anf second readings undes =
suspension of the constitutional rules, and
referred to the Committee on Corporations.
BY Mr.. Devezin, Of Orleans:
House bill No &c. entitled an act amend
ing sections two eight, nine, ten and twelve
of an act entitled ian act defining the dis
tances from che domicilGs Of members OF
the General Assembly to the State House,
fixing the mode of ascertaining the per
diem of mem bers of the General Assembly
for the time engaged in going to and return
ing from the State House and the mileage
to be paid, and the number of employees of
the General Assembly and their cOmpensa-
ton and defining their duties, and making
an appropriation to defray the expenses of
the General Assembly, and to repeal act
No. 50 of 1862" approved and promulgated
March 9, 1879.
Passed first reading under suspension
of the rules.
Mr. Devezin, of Orleans, moved further
suspension of the constitutional rules to
place the bill on its second reading, on
which the yeas and nays were demanded
by Messrs Sartain and Benham, of Carroll
resulting as follows:
Yeas-Armstead, Antoine, Bowman, Ba-
ker Boyd, Blackstone, Boatner, Barrow,
Carey, Connaughton, Cousin, D. C. Davis,
z. e. Davis, Decker, Devezin, Dejoie. Du-
mont, Dayries, Devices, Elliot. Greene,
CAN'T, Guichard, Heffner, Hill Hahn,
Hedgepeth, NJ. Jones, Heating, Kirkman
Kenyon, Kern, Keys, Lewis, Landry
Lawes, Murrell (Lafourche), Murrell Mad
ison). Mahoney, Mayo, Martinez, Marie,
Mathews. Montaldo, Peyton, Page, RabE,
Rochon, Rodrigues, Souer, Sawyer Stewart.
Snacr. Southland, Sutton, Sewell, Thomas,
Williams, Wilson. Worthy. Washington,
Wiggin, Ward, Wands-64.
Nays-Benham. Sartain-2s
The rules we're suspended and che bill
passed it's second reading, and, on motion,
was referred TO the Committee on Contin-
tingent expenses.
&EssAGE FROM THE Senate
SENATE CHAnBxR.S
January 27o 1879.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members or the
House of Rel Iesentatives
am directed by the Senate 20 ask the
concurrence of your honorable body in the
following Senate bill No So: An act en-
titled an act to amend eections two and
three of act No. 10.
W!ITER REGAIN,
Assistant Secretary of the Senate
Mr.. CAN'T, Of st. Landry, called !ot the
order Of the day.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The Secretary of the Senate was AM
nounced. who informed the House that the
Senate was sitting as court Of impeach-
ment, and awaiting the managers on the
part of the House.
Mr.. Murrell, of Madison, moved that the
managers proceed to the Senate aloneo
Carried.
On motion Of Mr. Snaer, of iberia, the
special order of the day was postponed one
half hour,
Mr.. Snaer, of iberia, called up Sen ate
bill No. 3, entitled joint resolution asking
Congress to give its material assistance in
the suppression of slavery in the island of
Cuba
Passed first reading and calendered for
second reading.
Mr.. Stewart, of Tensas, moved to ad-
jOurn until tomorrow, at twelve O'Clock III.
Lost.
Under a suspension Of the rules, Mr..
of Orleans, introduced House
bill No. 81, entitled an act to confirm, rat
ifs, explain, extend and modify the act
known as an act to incorporate the Crescent
City Waterworks Company to define its
rights and duties, to punish offenses COM
mitted against the franchise of said com
pany aud the public health, to rally and
confirm the proceedings of the incorpora-
tors and directors of said company taken
up to the day Of the passage of this act to
extend the time, etc.
Passed first and second readings under a
CT the constitutional rules, and
referred to the Committee on Canals and
Drainage, and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Devices, OF Red River, called up
Senate bill No. &c. which passed first and
second readings, under a suspension of the
constitutional rules, and on motion of Mr..
of Orleans, was made the special
order OF the day for tomorrow at P. NJ,
and ordered 30 be printed in the journal!
The bill was az fOllowss
An act to amend and re-enace sections two
and three Uf act No 10, entitled an act
iuaking an appropriation Il, pay the mile.
age and Ter diem of tn mem bers. salaries
of .fficrss and employees, and the contin-
gent expenses OF the <Xtra session. con.
Vencd and commenced DecemheS 9, 1872.
OF the Third General Assembly of 'he
State al louisiana by appropriate =
and providing for the sale eli seventy five
thousand doilars of legislative warrants.
aud declaring the manner OF diabu, sing
sac amount yealized by The sale Ui said
.arrant-o or tor their redemption, ap-
proved January 10. 1873. and authorizing
An. AnSitnS. AnhlH Accnnnte. z. issul.