New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06

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PoSs Rsp."n ssrs. 10 AXE from the table the fol-
loving bill: ,,. ,,,o,
sncr,os sscon 1909 chap title Vs,ta ofte Revised
Statutes Is hereby amended 80 as 70 reed q; follows
real estate Whether snc contain special covenants
and cOesa9 made by or on me part o. ns sneb
snse shall have ssen or acquired al the estate o. the antor
shall attach 70 the estate conveyed or run tnsre"n
upou subsequent grsntees owners.
SEC. 2. This acts shall take effect Immediately
Mr.. Finch moved to recommit the bill, with in
,ucons to strike cut the first section, and insert the
Chapter @ the laws Of 1906 entitled act to amend an act
entitled An act 70 enable grantees Of reyeron 70 axe
Of chap DE passed a;5sa being
chap title part he Revised Statutes being further 70.
enactment the shall not apply to deeds
fee made before the 9th day Of April 1900 nor 10 such oeea
And amend the tale that !. win read An act 70 repeal
y Of the laws Of 1900 ana the subsequent
MI Robinson was opposed TO the bin, and moved to
amend The amendment, by inserting the following, US
section2:
This act shall mp,ir affect any contracts which have
been made any right which have accrued any s,tons or
proceedings which have been instituted under and pursuance
Of aid sct ofieeS. or the act. hereby repealed
Mr. Robinson advocated his amendment with force
ard vgor, and Messrs Bingham, Finch, and Milliken,
opposed.
Smith, and sustained by the House, Mr.. Robinson's
amendment was put and iost, 40 10 60, as follows
YIAsM. Allen O. Allen B1msst Bi.6y 6 Gsdws,
Crane Dwight Evans, Fisher, Fulton Garetts'n HI Hoi-
comb HO sq"es P11 Sinf Poss RoSu.o
savage H. Smith, NJ Smith, Speaker, Tsbe Tucker vsrian,
EITsMs B.rdsn Bse5s Bingham B5s Ba.5 Car,
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n s1h,i E.~1itb E%silss Finch osS Tsi:
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MeVesn Msiher Mas.On Merseis Miller Mlken, MOql.On
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Ven Ayn. Van hOrn voorhees,, Walsh Webster "hiPpe'
Nj. Finch's resolution to recommt was then carried,
and the COMMITTEE forthwith reported back the bill as
amended and IL paced by voc OF "A 70 80. Inc
following are the Yeas and Nays
YEAS-Mes1s ArculaIius Barnett Beebe, Bingham Bnby
e sS Collect SoH cS c c e. S
SOe Coys Darcy pssh F ib Dot Cover p9T yay
Lawn hs ssTf As;ssd
s%S H Ell s sSha s TsS:;
Tagsa Van Asybe Van Horn, yermlye, Voorhees, Walsh,
w sSis MMe1RsB w hsa Allen Bars Caldwell c.
CopkUa. Dwight Fulton, GaIe,son. Han HocomO, Hopsh
6ds a ISSs rc%e a
s,sse H. smith j. NJ Smith, Speaker Tucker, Naran' VIII
lismT
The Ferry bill did not come up next in order, was
generally supposed would be the case, but IL will
probably be passed this afternoon or evening.
THE NEw-HAvEy FRAUDULENT STOCK.
Mr. Wiley moved TO take from the table the motion
to reconsider the vote on the bill to compel the New
York aud New. Haven Railroad Company to indem-
Nifty the holders Of the fraudulent Schuyler stock,
which was lost.
The bill TO provide against uasaie buildings in the
CITY o. New York had it's third reading in the Assem-
bly, ana passed, receiving 81 affirmative yotes with
none in the negative.
THE SUPPLY BILL.
The Supply bill reported by NJ Flagler from the
Committee OF Ways and Means, this morning, and sent
Immediately TO the printer, 30 that could not get
even squibt at it, 1t was made special order for
tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
PASSAGE OF BILLS.
The Senate read a third time and passed large
runber Of bills to-day, among which were the
following:
The incorporate the Atlantic Savings Bank, Brook
lyn.
10 establish the grade Of Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn
To incorpoI ate the Rockland County Savings Bank
To authorize the construction of a doubls-track
railroad on Rayenswood, Iallets Cove, and Williams
burgh Turnpike.
The bill TO amend the several acts in regard to
State Prisons was opposed by Mr.. Hammond, and
made special der for tomorrow, Immediately after
reading the journal
Mr. Spinola talked and llibustered about two hours
against the bill to incorporate the GIandstres and
Newton Railroad and it finally settled that the
final vote should be taken to-morrow when the bill
will pass.
PAY OF THE NAVY.
Last evening Mr.. mel. Murphy offered the follow
ing concurrent resolutions, which lie under the
rule:
ROifed qf The Assembly concar'; That this Legislature,
Justice TO those who the high guard the Repu1-
e y passage Of the bill before the Congress Of the
United States pro dng for ncreeng and regulating The pay Of
the Navy Of the United States.
Reoired That Governor be requested to transmit copy
these resolutions to each of the in Congress
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