New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-18
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Pssss n Y. ROSE reported favorabiy on
M. =. ira relief OF the New York volunteers.
NE PIN ~ s,IIs PASSED ~ coNHtrTER.
r.. ,vter the Commissioners Map OF ne
'0iTT ~ law out l., Fayet.e.av. aud st. Felix
). =, me City OF BROOKLYN.
y" IN COMMITTEE Of TIE WHOLE.
The bill TO amend IL general Railroad
r.v. AID decl1iatory Of ths meaning Oh esrle.n
,..rrcrs, VAS take Up.
M. KEEsr moved e. strike out the ca
.s.rs clause Of The bill he did u - give the gen
.isman who introduced II al opportunity TO ek'
main the reasons Why II snc aid pass. -,
Mr.. VAN SANrvooRD cx Jiained the bli.
The JUDICIARY Committee had 2eoed the iqtb sec
ton--this provided tina, wleD tho tile Ol any Ndlt
road 70 land taken for use shona ososs
he Company should no, GA Inc 10 &Alug OF sucA
and be obliged to pay for the Improvements tAey
had made thereon, in good faltD. ThaI 49, II a Rdl-
road Company had erected buildings, 5oo construct
- ia trscs II should not be eOWpeiedto pay TO the
oxper OF the land on Tet4slnz II. az had been the
so in The instances referred 20 by the gentlemen
rom Cayuga ana Tompki1s
Mr.. HvTcHINs, said as the bill now stood,
he couli BOT give It his vote There was one fea-
tire iuuocu ced with this bill OF likely TO attract the
attention 0f,,he House; At bad some bearing upon
carries who might be In litigation with certain Rail.
road Companies
line CDlcCutD3D.S stCbfv1 feltItd 10 cases nOW
before she Courts. The HUDSON River Road had,
he upcsntooc, under the ansTce OF COUNSEL, pro
ceeceo In taking lands under rs charter, instead OF
The general Law OF 1850. UDCeT the provisions OF
this act, If the companies have gone on under their
charters In acquiring iltlts tc any land, and such
title had been forfeited by the ccep,ance OF the
conf easation by the o.teT. then u does not inter-
ft,s but II The proceedings are not cemPeteo, we
rraciousiy tell them that taey may ceSin she"
Under the general law
The arm section, which was introduced at his sug-
estion that this bill shall not affect any proceed
tngs &c commenced" but ne had come TO the con-
csoD that il did not cover tie Gaze, bat that 1t con-
Acted with the provisions OF The tnird section. For
ths pufpose Of having better Undertaking o. the
Sl' be moved that when the Committee rise it re-
ron progress Agreed to.
Mr. a. SMITH moved that the bill in re.
lson TO tire fundsin the late couI. Of Chsncery DO
made the order OF the DAY for Thursday next
Agreed 70.
The bill in relation 30 the Chief of Police
:, the CITY OF New-York which repeats the Law OF
Julv II, 1851, relative 10 tho appointment OF the
chef was passed ia COMMITTEE and Oroered to De
tlgrotsed: ~,
ogress on the bill to amend the Charter OF the Bui-
ialo ard Rochester Railroad Company. 1t EXTENDS
me time Of commencing the second Track, ana eA'
pending $685. thereon, one year go,
They also reported progress on the bill
in relation to Savings Banks. ltauthorizes Savings
Banks to invest In City Stocks or Bonds;
Mr.. BERRY offered Joint Resolution,
hat when the Legislature a6Journs on Friday, II
viii adjourn till Tuesday. Laid over.
MIR. UNDERWOOD moved that the use OF
the Assembly Chamber be granted, on Thursday
evening, TO the scientific gentlemen who have been
invited 20 address the Legislature. agreed TO.
The House then adjourned.