New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-04

| GRANT diplomas to have the same effect,
and to confer on said Charity Hospital
Medical College the same powers and privi-
leees that are possessed by the medical de-
partment of the University of Louisiana.
On motion of Mr.. Devices the rules wero
suspended, this bill underwent its second
and third readings, and it was concurred in.
Senate bill No. l2S, entitled an act giving
the intervenors the right to bond property
attached, sequestered or Professionally
seized, and prescribing the character OF such
bonds.
On motion Of Mr.. Young the rules were
suspended, this bill underwent its second
and third readipge, aud it was concurred IN.
Senate bill No. 1877 an act to amend SEQ
ton ono of an act entitled an act to amend
and reenaet sections one, seven. forty -nIne,
Gfty six, sixty-one, sixty-six, seventy live
snl seyenty-seven Of an act entitled an act
to provide q revenue; to levy and collect
taxes; to prescribe certain penalties and for
teisure; to provide for the creation ana re-
moval of revenue officers, and to define
their duties.
On motion of MIR. Wilt the rules were
suspended. this bill underwent its second
and third readio gs, and it was concurred IN.
Senate bill No LAG, an act to amend
article GA of the Code Of Practice, etc.
On motion of Mr.. Wilt the rules were
suspended, this bill underwent its second
and third readings, and it was CONQUERED IN.
And the came mem Der moved to recon-
slider the vote just given on the final pass
age Of the bill, when, on his own motion,
this motion of reconsideration was ordered
to lie on the table.
Senate bill No. los, an act to establish q
Board of Audit for the parish OF Caddo.
Ga motion of Mr.. keetiDg. the rules were
suspended, this bill underwent its second
and third readings and the House concurred
therein.
Senate bill No. 100, an act to Incorporate
the town Of Greenwood, parish Of Csddo.
On molten Of Mr.. Keeting, the rules were
suspended, the bill underwent its second
and third readings and it was concurred in.
Senate bill NJ. l67, an act limiting the
liabilities Of the several parishes of the
State Of Louisiana TO their respective
sheriff,, for costs in criminal cases, pariah
of Oileans accepted.
MIR. Lowell moved the indie finite postpone.
men. of this bill.
Which motion was not agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Guichard, the bill ur.
derwent il second reading By its title and it
was ordered 20 be referred to the Commit
tee on Judiciary.
Senate bill No. 1cS, An act to exempt
from State and parish taxes lands over.
flowed by the Grand Leves, Bonnet Caro-
and other c1evssses now existing.
Mr.. Meredith moved to indefinitely post
pone this bill.
Upon which motion Mr.. Walker called
for tie yeas and nays, which resulted -
follows:
Yeas--Byrre. Bayley, Butler, DeBlanc,
DUR, Dunn, Edwards OF TAngipah0s, Ed
wards If Richland. Hunsaker, Lane, Mere
dith, Mitchell, Matthews of Frs nklin, Nc
Alpine. Matthews of Tensas. Smith, Self
Souer, Sibilski, Schenck, Stewart, Scnuler,
Wilson, Woods of West Baton Rouge,
Wells, Webb. Woods of Ouachita,
Young-23.
Nass-Aldise, Booth, Burkhardt. Blaaer,
Bower, Baker, CarviIl-, Dupre. Davidson,
Hill OF Ouach;ta, Jourdain, Jones Of Pointe
Coupee, Koontz, Kummel, Keeting, Luck
etr, Lowell, Lsvisee, Maginnis, MurreN,
Miion, Mcclellan. Pascal, Piles, Bay. Raby,
Seemau Scales, Walker-A.
So the House refused to postpone the bill.
Mr.. Matthews. of Tensas, moved the re.
70 ~, I'LL a.
Judiciary.
Mr.. Sartain moved to lay Mr.. Matthews
motion Of reference on the table.
Mr.. Sartain's motion was lost.
So Mr.. Matthews motion prevailed and
the bill was accordingly referred to tho
Judiciary Com mittee.
At ii p. NJ. the House resumed the con
sideration IF House bill No. 543, being the
general appropriation bill.
Mr.. Matthews, of Tensas, moved to re-
consider the vote by which the House de-
cide.i 70 take up this bill item by item. and
upon which motion he moved the previous
question. which was put by the Speaker
and decided il the affirmative.
M Matthews moved to adopt the first
section from one down to the one hun.
dred ard forty seventh line inclusive, and
upon that notion Mr.. Dupre called for
the yeas and nays which resulted as follow:
Yeas-Butler, Durr, Dsweee, Dickinson,
Edwards Of Rieb!and, Elliott, Guichard,
Graoie1. Hill OF Ouachita. Hunsaker, Jour
dain, kseting, Lane, Levi,ee, Meredith,
Mitchell, Million, Matthews of Franklin,
Matthews OF Tensas, McA!pine, Piles. Rich
ardson, Ray, kaby, Smith, Self Sartain.
Souer, S.5iiski, Stafford, Stewart. Schiller,
Woods OF West Baton Rouge, Woods Of
Onachita, Webb, Young-35.
Nays-Aldige, Booth, Byrne, Burkhardt,
yley, Blatfer, Carville, Dupre, DeBlanc,
davidson, Hall, Hahn, Jeffries. Koontz,
kumllel. Luckett. Maginnis, Mcclellan,
Pascal, Seeman, Schenck, Walker, Wilt,
Wilson, Welis-2i
So tho House adopted the first section
down to line ll7.
For salary of assistant State engineer,
Red river, three thousand dollars.
Mr.. Walker moved to amend by striking
out "three thousand dollars" and inserting
zone Thousand five hundred dollars"
On motion of Mr.. Matthew VS., Mr.. Walkers
was ordered to lie on the table.
Salary of craftsman of board Of State
engineers, two thousand four hundred dol
lars.
Mr.. Walker moved to amend By striking
out two thousand four hundred dollars.
and inserting in lieu thereof zone thousand