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In our opanian Mr. BeldvLt eit4tleu to a the relief prolaoel in the bilL In sec- a tion 1t8 of the rvvised laws of the State $um 1870, it is decllfed thtit "the Attorney General Rha recove five per cint. on all amounts coulctcdd by him. "It appears in the use which Mr. Bolden asks to rlihoi, that there was a large and power- 1 organized and incorpora- tedl under the laws of this State, which lift resisted the col of one per cent tax imaiosed by the Legislature of 18H(; zo that, under the intinenoc of that fu tion, the nread stst, of the parish of Orlunsu resisted the collection of said tax; and hat thereupon suits were instituted by the Attorney (enoral to enforce the eullection of said tax, all of which were resisted by said Association as rat representing the body of real estate to owIwrs ii sail parish; that for the pur- of pose of saving costs to apayers, if the judgmentarhould be adverse to, it, the At- to tonmoy and the said association agreol to make the eise of Henry Frellseun 1l ct als.

vs. F. C. Mahan, State Tax Collector. a test cane, and that by the ruling and judgment of the court in that case should or fall el! opposition to the collec- tion of tax.

The Senate is familiar with the decision of the courts in that case. The counstitutionaiity of the tax px was sustained and all opposition to its Collection was abandoned and a large revenue was realized. If the Attorney General had insisted upon his right to lia multiply the suits for the collection of thlet tax, as he had both the right and power to do, he would have received the th full compensation allowed him by law, without the necessity of any act for his relief. The course of action adopted by it the Attorney General saved to the real e.ttato owners of the parish the payment cc of sereral hundred thousand dollars in costs. It was the policy of canciliation c.r cnnomxiical alike to the people and the gI State, and had it not been adopted the In clainmant would have received the compensation he now asks without to the Legislature for In For -these reasons we report favorably on said bill, and it be le adopted, with the following amendment: In the --section strike out the words "sixty-two thonmand," and instead thereof insert the words "fifty-two thousand." L.

B. JENKS, tl JAMES II. INGRAHAM. CoITxrrrEE ON Paisuc PRINTING, Newv Orleans, February 7, 1871. To the Honorable Prosident and Members of the Semate Your committee, to whom was delegated the duty of investigating the action of the State Printer, and inquire into the reasons why the printing bill, or "Bill to, define the duties and fixing the compesaation of the State Printer," was not roturned to the Senate within the time by law, beg leave to relport that after investigating the matter we find tire bill in question was received at 2" the office of the State Printer on the i fourth day of February, as appears from the receipt book of the Secrelary of the S.nate; and that the said hill is now, February 7, return.ed to the Senate, one day less than the time 1rrscried by law, I leaving out one (by for Suiday, Feb- ruary and we also find, lupon iunvetigation that all bills forwarded to the State Printer have been within the time required lby law.

For the committee. L. B. JENKS, Chairman. 3Ir.

Blackman, fromi the Committee on Banks and Banking, reported favorably upon Sonate bill No. 59, to be entitled an act relative to the liabilities of depositarmes Lies over. Mr. Syphor, from the on Drainage, Canal and Inlanud reported an origigal bill, to bm entitled an act to pronvide for the cleaning out of bayous Portage, lMayers andl Yonki3ely and the sanme a' for the of draiining large portions of the parish of St. Mary, and protecting the nmie from overflow, ask State aid therefor.

Reported by order of the Committee on Canals, Drainage and Inland Navigation. By ionuimous consent, tho bill passed its first readinlg. The constitutional rule was then suspendled by a four-ifths affirmative rote, the bill iput on its seoond reading, and orderd printed. Alb, reported favornably upon Senate joint resolution No. 7, relative to Bayou t'higby sad the district between the Iafoureho andthe 3fiasieipti.

Also, reported favorably npon Senate bill Io. 1L3, to be entitled an act to improve the ap'igation of Bed river, aud to protect the twn of Alexandria from inunlation; and to appropri'te twenty thousand dolsUts for the Bt Mr. Oampbell: Of a bill to be entitled an act to dbclhare ill certain entries of phie. land, sad to m.ake thie m8se subject to entry. Of a bill to be entitlted j't to further the liabilities of the corporation and parishes within the Metropolian Police of Stat- Lonisiana, anE to ul.

the warrants, chech or iasued lby said receivable fur li-enses3s fou a Wl.ethe duat: ins Of a bilYLo la entitlal an act to amend an of act entitled an act to arm and equilp a uniform militia; to provide forit, instruction, duties, and government, It. to make further provisions for State militia. 1fy' 'Mr. Todd; ip Of a bill to be entitled an act for the re- te lift of L. Sarge.

Of a to be entitled an act to author- izo ie of bloke und.charts tl fur use in the Library. te Bly Mr. Of a iill to b', entitl'd an act to fix the tim? of holding the tcr.ms of the Twelfth put Court in the parish of Union. ed By Mr. Butler: of Of a to be entitled an nct to iueorporate the Metropolitan Draiuage Comapauy; to praovide for sewtring and draining the city 1 of Now Orlauns and Carrullton; to provide the the means to defray the expensw theretu and to repeal portions of act tNo.

4, approved March 16t, 1870, authorizing the drai age to )e executed by the New Orleans and Ship Island ('anal Company. By Mr. Ray Ae Of a bill to be entitled an net relative to (iiffou's Justice and Constable, Ke Guide. sol By13Ir. Swords: Of a bill to be entitled an act to iueor- pc por.tte the town of Napoleonville, in ths parish of Assumption.

St By Mr. Hunsaker: to Of a bill to be entitled an actto estabSlish the Seventeenth Judicial District. By Mr Ingrahanm: 1 Of a bill to be entitled an act to amend at the fifty-seventh section of an act entitled to provide a revenue; to levy be Sand to grant and collect licenses; to provide for the creation, ap- 1 pointment and removal of revenue otti- cers and to define their duties; to punish certain crimes and minsdeneanors, and to q1 create liens and mortgages in favor of the State in certain cases, and to regulate the ci Smanner of the payment of moneys from rc the treasury." vi Also, of a bill to be entitled an act relative to the collections of taxes, licenses and dues imposed by the city of New Or- leans and due to the same. By Mr. Harris: Of a bill to be an act to incorporate the Vidalia, Alexandria and Texas Railroad Company, and to State rid 11 thereto.

INTtrDtCTIONS OF BIn.S. Li The following bills were introduced by Ib unanimous consent, and without previous Ic notice: By fir. Smith: A bill to be untitltl an act for the rblief of the Home Insurance Company of New Orleans. ll Passeod its first reading: 1- The constitutional rule was then sus- )t pended by a four-fifths afllrinative vote, the bill piut on its second reading, and at referred to the Committee on Judieiary. 1L Also, a bill to be entitletd aa act for the rt relief of the lope Insurance Company, A.

B. Griswold A. 1. Griswoldi il and Adatm Thompson, all of the city of iC New Orleans. Passed its first reading.

ic The constitutional rule was then susw, by a four-fifths affirmativo vote. l- the bill put upon its second ireading, andi a- referred to the Committee on Judiciary. Mr. Kelso: lh A bill entitled an act to rppropriate forty thousand dollars and to improve the navigation of Isyou Ralpides. on l'aasul its first rtading.

The constitutional rule was then suspnended by four-tifths aftiruative vote, the bill put on its a secnd reading, ani referred to the Committee on Draiuage. By Mr. Gallup: A bill entitled an act amending and re-enacetnn ing an act entitled "An act relative to swamp lands in the parish of St. Mary, now appiroved 3Marchk7, 1858, and an act amnendatory ai thereto, approved Februxry 27, 18t. of 'Passed its first reading.

iiu The constitutional rule was then suspended by lie a our-ffth afirmativoe vote, the bill put on its secoud reading, and reherred to the Committee an l)rainage, Canals and Inland Navigsion, and he ordered irinted. re- By Mr. Todd. A bill to be entitled an aet to preserve and imtprove a part of the public reeords in and for the parish of Orkans, and to provide for the mime. 1'assed its first reading.

The constitutional rule was then suspendoed by its a fuur-fifthis ari-mative vote, the bill put on its second roridig, and referred to the Committee on Judiciary. Mr. Jeuks called up, by unanimous eouoent, ill Senate bill No. 95, mr the relief of James O. rd Nixon, and moved it be fired for the special order for to-morrow.

ate Adopted. You The following bill was introduced according Ur- to previous notice; i By. MIr. Thompson: A bill to be entitled an act annexing a portion bill of the pariah of Aecemsion to the perish of Livthe ingsto'n the Passed its first rading. The constitutional rule was then suspended by a four-fifths afirmative vote, the bill put on its' for mond aned referred to the Committee on Parishes and Parish aor mssoLrurow.

The followinag joint rdesolatflaon was introduced Sil- by M. Campbell: to A joint resolution for the relh of the New Orlea Ts ther Lies over. lic The w'solutinus were Introducea ann, By Mr. mith: A notice of a reslutnon to aiene rul forty. four by words '-el ctedd asid inert the words by the Lies over.

BOW By Mfr. Ifnnsaker: Fate A 'rsolution concerning John A Cheevers and Pin it. Beausis, District Attorney and District Judge of the Fourth Judieial District, and asking the of a committee of the Lyn MIr. O'lHr. moved to reconsider the vote by Ray, whX.h the resolution to the iCommittee Sg on Elections to seven was adopted.

SMr. Piurchbak rmised the point of order that he motion to r'c could ii, he entertained, up. as the members the had i been appointed by the Chair, and virtually the No. purposes of the resolution had been accomplish. Mob ed and ended, and was no longer within reach of the The Chair overruled the point of order.

Mr. Blackman called for the order of the day. Mor Mr. Campbell moved to suspead the order of the day for twenty minutes. On call of the yeas and nays the order of the day was suspended by the following vote: Yeas: Anderson, Antqine, Barber, Butler, Campbell, Daigle.

Futch, Gallup, Harris, Hunsaker, Jenks, Lynch, Noland, O'Hara, Piercer 29 Ragan. Swords, Sypher, Todd, Twitchell, Whit- Fat ney, Wilcox-22. bad Nays: Blackman, Bowman, Coupland, Fish, Kelso, Piuchback, Ray, Smith, Thomas, Thompson--10. Mr. Smith moved to motion to 'en postpone on the table.

to-r On a call of the yeas and nays the A Senate refused to lay the motion on the table by the following vote: Yeas: Antoine, Blackman, Coupland, pro Daigle, Fish, Futch, Oallup, Kelso nay Pinchback, Ray, Smith, Thomas, Thomp- CoT 1 son-12. 1 Nays: Anderson, Barber, Butler, Camp. A bell, Gallup, Harris, Hunsaker, Jenks, reel Lynch, Noland, O'Hara, Pierce, Ragan, co Swords, Sypher, Todd, Twitchell, Whit- ney, Wilcox-19. on Mr. Campbell called for the previous question on the motion to reconsider.

ate The main question was ordered, and on a call of the yeas and nays the motion to i reconsider was adopted by the following vote: Pie Yeas: Anderson, Barber, Butler, Campa bell, Gallup, Harris, Hunsaker, Jenks, Lynch, Noland, O'Hara, Pierce, Ragan, Swords, Sypher, Todd, Twitchell, Whit- Le ney, lilcox-20. Nays: Antoine, tlackman, Coupland, 1. Daigle, Fish, Futch, Kelso, Pinchbhack, il Ray, Smilth, Thomas, Mr. Campbell moved that the reoihution now reconsidered be laid on the table. te Mfr.

Pinchiback for an executive session, which was duly The Pre'ident ordered the luOLibes to ibe cleared. The e.ccutive aressioa having beenc raised, Mr. Cambpell called for the previous question on his motion to lay the resolution then reconsidered on the Main question xas ordered, andl on of the yeas and nars the rcslution was on the table by the f.llowi',.g vote: Yea': Anderson, Bar.er, Bla31ckman, 13m man, Butler, Campbell, Daigle, lup, Harris, Huntsaker, Iagraham, Jenks, Lynch, Noland, O'Hara, Pierce, Ragan, Swords, Sypher, Todd, Twitchell, Wilcox-22. Nays: Antoine. Coupyand, Fish, Futch, Kelso, Pinchbaick, Ray, Smith, Thomas, SIThomlpson-10.

ORDER OF TIE DAY. The unfinished business of yesterday it to was taken up, it being the substitute for Be to Senate bill No. 33, to be entitled an act Cc reorganizing the police juries of this State, making the parish judges members gr And perform the duties of president Sthereof, prescribing the number thereof, ga the mode of election, and fixing the duties and compensation, and making ne et- clerks of the district courts in each parn) inh clerks of the police juries, and proycding how their compensation shall I di, fixed. Mr. Lynch offered the following anmendby ment to section first of the bill: iti Strike out of line five the wonrds "on the first Mondvay of May next," And insert the words uall be appointed Tc by the Governor'by and with the advice n- and consent of the Senate, three police he jurmors, who shall hold their offices until the next general election and until their at by a uccessors are duly elected and qualified, I and that-" til Pending the consideration of said bJ Mr, Anderson moved to re- i commit the bill, with the amendment ol proposed by Mr.

Lynch, to the Committee on Judiciary. Mr. Ray moved to lay the motion on ang thetale. On a call of the and nas, the ion Senate refused to lay the motion to commit on the table by the following vote: by Yes: Antoine, Blacnkman, lunsaker, bi a Kelo, Lyneh, Neland, O'Rars, linchitse back, Pierce, "Ragan, aSy, Slvords, ays: Andersonm, Barber, Bowman, ced Butl, Campball, Conpluand, i Ftch, Gaflu, Herwig, Inrbahn, Smith, ew ypher, Taomas, Tshompe Todd, WhitSneoy, Wicox-10. The quoetion then recurred on thep Smotion to rocommil SOn a ct.

of the ye.s and n.ey, the tiotp to recomanmit. Was Aloptaesd by to ti folbiwing vote: I oi Yeas: Beakler Blitnmsan, me Bowmanar fish Futch, Galnup, Herwig, Ingraham, Kelso, Pinchbbd Thomspon, Todd, Whney i.N Antoine, Campbell, iussaker, Lynch, Noland, O'lara, Pierce, Ragan; Ray, Swrirds, Twitahell, lrilco--l2. f9' bill No. 10t4, it being a bill to to amend the registration law, was called up. Mr.

Hunsalaer moved that Senate bill No. 104 be fixed for the special order fL Monday next, at one o'cloek. On a call of eas and nays, the Senate refused to postpone the bill till Monday by the following vote Yeas Gallhap: Jenks, Lynch, Noland, Pielce, Ratan, Swords, Sypher, Todd, Twitahell, Nays Antoine, Barber, Blackman, Bowman, Butler, Coupland, Futch, Herwig, Ingrahaa O'J arainvch tt back, Ray, Smith, Thomas, Tompson-- via 17.. ge Mr. Pinchback moved to make the Senate bill No.

104 the' special order for tb to-mprrow at one o'clock. Adopted. cc Mr. Futch called up substitute for le Senate bill No. 31, to be entitled an act tb providing for the improvement of tlb navigation of Bayous d'Arbonne and pl Cornie, and making an appropriation lo therefor.

After a typographical error was cor- rected, Mr. Futch moved the bill be considered engrossed. Mr. Todd moved to postpone the bill at one week. On call of the yeas and nays, the Sen- ate refused to postpone the following vote Yeas Barber, Campbell, Coupland, Fish, Herwig Ingraham, Jenks, Lynch, ti Pierce, Ragan, Todd, Twitchell, Whitney, Wilcox-14.

Nays Anderson, Antoine, Blackman, Bowman, Butler, Futch, Gtllup, Kelso, Lewis, Noland, Pinchbeck, l0y, Smith, Swords, Sypher, Thomas, Thompson- 17. Mr. Tod4 moved to adjourn. Mr. Pinchback raised; the point of order that Mr.

Todd wasnot in his t' under the rules the Chair coulda not entertain the motion to adjourn. The Chair decided the point well taken. Mr. Pincullhncl t'hen called for the proviun question on the motion to roFousi- der the bill e1ngrossed. The main question was ordered, and the bill considered engrossed.

I M3r. Todd inoved to adjourn. Adopted. The Preaidentthen announced that the auljvurned until the eight instant, at o'clo: 3L CHARLES H. MERRITT, of the Senate.

Thirtyl-ernd Day's Saerion. 8-nATE -1 Wednesday, February 8, 1871. The Senate met pursuant to adjourn- 1 ment Present Hon. O. J.

Dunn, Lieuten- a ant Governor and President of tho Senate and Messrs. Anderson, Antoine, Barber, I31ackman, Bowman, Butler, et Campbell, CouplandDaigle, Fish, Futch, is Gallup, Harris, Herwig, HIunsaker, In-u mgraham, Jenks, Kelso, Lewis, Lynoh, nt Noland, O'Hara, Pierce, Pinchback, Ra- I gan, Ray, Smith, Swords, Sypher, Tho- I mas, Thompson, Todd, Twitchell, Whitney, Wilcox-35. r- Prayer by the Chaplain. 0- Reading of the minutes of the previous Ivy's session dispcnscd with. No corrections.

4- RSEAGE FROM TUE HOUlE. Hor-s or REPRtESKr.TIVrm, on Office of Chief Clerk. New OrleaMn, Februanry 7, 1871. ed To the Honor ible Spe.aker and Members of the ce House of Iteresastatives: ie CGentlemen-I am directed by the tl use to ask the concurrence of the Seneir ate in the following ed, House bill No. 34, joint resolution petitioning Congress devise some plan idby which a comnmon school education re- may be generally extended to the youth nt of the united itates t- House bill No.

86, an act entitled an act to amend an act entitled "an act to on regla.tp4is the te of Louisiana, and city of New Orleans, and he to raise a revenue for that purpose," ar. proved March 16, 1870. WILLIAM VIGERS; Chiei Clerk. or, RaPORTs o0 Mr. C.mpbell, from the Committee on ds, Railroads, reported favorably on Senate bill 152, to be entitfed an acut to in-I a corporate the Alexandra.

Homer sh, ailroxI C--ppSIy, and to gMant th, State aid thereto. Lies over. Mr. Fish, from the cnmitte comthe posed of the city delegation, returned with. a ection Senate bill No.

142, to be the entitled an act to provide for the inspection.of~ol aust4Jed.rtha sity of New Th Orleanus and fer the appoit ment of an inspector thereof, and qO- Ad wDJitdCw fk Ja CoMirITEc on ('IrT DEL um, New Oriwgme ihnlary 15,01. WAlie Mq 41II ie the Senate. Your committee beg leave report Ge favorija 9.b1411i 13 entitled an pet All to amcn ip act ertitled "aniact to exte.nd the linutf of oe parish of Orleans," the fo fwin nnaendment sixteen, line thirty-fontr, strike No out "one" and F. TTEP1EN S. FISH, 4 E.

PIERCE, D. P. F. HERR'WI? C. JA.S H.

A. P. S. PrN CliBACK. Jo rmTrrIONs AD MEtourr.

ALa r. Smithpresenteda memorial from th ILouis Tregre, of the.parish of John 4 t' r. eptie, relative to $tpping cre- Jo vasees and preventing getting lar- Fr a submitted a petition from 4 the citizens of the city of Carrolltou, pro- testing. against the annexation of their gl corporation to the city and pruish of Or- HI leans, and moved the same be printed in the journal. On a call for the yeas and nays, the petition was ordered printed by the fol- a lowing vote J.

Barber, Butlert Campbell, Fish, Futch, Harris, Herwig, Hunaasker, Jonlc, Kelso, O'Hara, son, Nays Antoine, Blackman, Bowman, i- Daigle, Gallup, Lynch, Noland, Pierce, Ray, Swords, Sypher, Thopnas, Wilcox -13. The following is a copy of the petiStion To the Honorable President and Members of the Senate. We, the undersigned, citizens of the 0, cdrporation of the city of Carrollton, parish of Louisiana, and five hundred others whose names will be furnished, do hersby most solemnly protest against the contemplated action of the Lclislatur to annex this corporation to the city and parish of Orleans, and we hereby declare thai we are positively oppon4ed to mid anmneation, and do tibset earnestly pry your honorable xxbody to di.m-dnntmn-ntce the said to which we are opposed for the fuilowing i- reasons are opposed to the plan id annexation 'hcause certain' interested parties, who are advocating this txnesre, have other objecs in view, such as the erection of immense waterworks in this locality, thereby 'augmenting the publlice ht debt and consequent increase of taxation to match an extent as would virtUvily amount to a confiscation of our property. Second-F-eecame the population of this saburban district is almost exclusive1ly composed of poor, hard-working pebple, white' and colored, who, from n- their scanty earnings, have hoarded suffuient means to purchase small homen- steads for themselves and families, and n- that this unexpected sad overwhelming ie, increose of must work their er, omplete and atter ruia. Third--That the city of Carrollton is the only corporate body in the State x.

which is eatizly free from debt the asta- sets of mid city aimounting to sixty-five o- thousand dollars, while her liabilities or t- outateandiag indebtednes only amount to some twenty thouamnd dollars; alnd the warrants of the city of Carrollton are ns now worth ninety-five cents, while those of New OiIans are quoted at but eighty cents on the dollar. Faurth-That the citizens of CarrollSto a renowf saed at the rate of but two per cent per annum, while the rate taxation in New Orleans is from five the andahalf to cebt to thrikow rate of the taxation, this corporation has atrasted en- to itsdl a though poor ponplaticn of struggling people, whoea sole means Pe- consist of their little property and that lan the immediate tiseenlt of this annemsatiot ion will be not only to ruin those whoere alth ready her, but also to drive away those who would otherwise settle in'b mideL th--That it is 'the aniMral opi.to eniw, thatthe bendlits to be deived from of imnmediate anAexation are by' no means nd commemurate with the to be seafm smed, and that we would for a long time to annme oceunpythe tmenviable positioa dead members attnched to' the boly corpornte. Tnating your honorable body will on perooire the juitice of our cleiras aud ate I protect au from the threatened in- Yot petltibaers will ewre-putt, eto. ipd Li t17 Harry (ibbs, mant T. Gerber, John Johlatn, George Lutman, ha rt wian, John (ines, J.

IL Meyers, Jr.4 m- John MJuake, A. Our4brkst, aed F. Durmad, A. WVlght, be W. C.

Kirkland, F. Deaudzt, me- Jakc Blil, Wlliaims, John Soeeer, S. Stubb, P- hins, IL halhr, Henry Faber, es White, M. Liutenger, S. Dua George Kenner, P.

Powal, Aleno Slnrr, Thimas Williajt Simon Octrlcy, L. Williaus, J. L. Jobt, B. F.

Fortier, Antoine N. Saulet, George Natlmn 'Parker, Alfrel Munroe, F. P. IlaSupean, 'Thonxia 1' 31. A.

E. E. W. Williaums, Patrick Jordan, D. E.

Dun, Frank Jurdau, C. Schmidt, Teamp, C. Schmidt, August Saulet, A. Garette, C. C.

Porter, John W. Gray, R. G. Gardner, Louis William IElliot, Harry Thornton, John M. Story, William Brown, George Porter, Joseph Bock, John Gray, Frederick Kern, Henry Rukpson, Heomy Rodgers, C.

Elie Matthew Fields, Charles Cormin, Cornelius Cie, A. W. Lee, 'r leasant Davis, Charles W. CrouM Henry Smith, Nelson H. Brown, Andrew Smith, Gilbert J.

Willis Fort, his Henry P. Taylor, Christopher ipi W. J. McCune, mark. J.

Bachle, Leon G. Bodousqu H. Hoey, Wm. J. A.Rob George Geier, his Ethelseon Stafford, Robert MI.

B. Lancaster, mark. Aaron Smith, Elder 'ilt his his William Hamilton, Jack Emuag marlk. mark. Robert Fletcher, Anthony Davis, T.

B. Stamps, Oliver his his Richard Hawidns, Amos Gall, mark. mark. ie Johnson, his Fra. Bacuff, Reuben Hill, ie Stephen Priestly, mark.

D. W. F. Bisbee, Honry Henehaat Conrad Henchurt, W. IL Hynaa, S.

Henry, R. W. J. Heat, SAugust Wall, Jacob Sap, H. Tebbe.

Jacob Kerner, of N. Commandeur, J. W. )b A. Saulet, T.

D. Flotcber, John Jordan, F. Cogswell, H. 1:. (ogreve, William Keru, P- ItRcker, C.

MiiCuronaik, at his F. Kern, to BLerry, T. I4. to mark N. Collhnare, F.

Zuiaglius his J. AnTe, of T. Barn u. rk. E.

S. St.dinadl, re, hin F. A. Md'tiUs, he Jr Cowe(. cll, FretL Deibol not is murk.

W. Pfteiffer, li his H. I. (C Luther (oil. W.

H. (tll1, ll john Brz, his Rol, rt L. Poswia Jolsh, I. Zelhlr, mark J. Keith, of his Mlsler, Idsaae Smith, F.

hroder, mark F. Fi.her, 1 J. D. Jones, W. 'R Pascal, f.

No.tes Adam, Dan Hikok. his Ziegler, nd Martini Ziegler, mnrk Villuarn, his J. H. Portman, er Peter HAnmson, 'Theilore M. mark W.

L. Johnson, li Amo S. 1i Jurgen. at iTh)DI'CTIOD ON I(I. as- The following bills were intarolucd iv cording to previoums notice: or Mr.

Campbell introduced a bill toli it titled an act to amend anso set entitkled Sto organize, arm and equip a ti; to provide for its ianl government, nad to isake provisions for 8tteat militia. Pa-ss its first reading. The constitutional rule was then lled by a four-fifths vot, t1, it put on second reading and Sthe ('ounaitte on Militia. Also, A bill to be entitled an rat ther dl0fne th. liabeites of the of and parishn withmi the Metrtopolita SJDitrict of New Orleans, of en 1d to LaL the marrmnt, checks, or tn isuaed by uaid homl receivable' for Si taxes and other dies.

Patsed its ferst reading. The constitutional rule was thee by a four-fifths aHfrmative vrte. the bil Sse its second reading, and referred to the -Lt. tee on Finance. orn A h6 to be etited sm set tol Sthe Vidalia, Alexandria and Company.

and te gnt state aiR th Pasead its first readilW. ng Thn rulle was Sed a afirmative th put on it the on rill By A hill to an act tou ity.Ififv-.Aev nth s.tioa of an a ev set to proi mide a reveue; to taxes; to grat and: Oollet licendt vide for the creation, auppoitWa moval of revin ue o1cers rnd to dutins; to pnnish certain crimes asp and to'erEte lions 'd in Larvor of the regulate the iniumer of thep I scono, from the trea.r'. (Cn iae our.