New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-31
ASSEMBLY.
DIIrS paSSED

. Relative TO proof ana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a O0
yeyances of real estate, ana othef instruments T
Amending the charter oil the Republic Fire lnspIf-
"A. Amending the act relative to weights and mea.
cures,
The bill comforting additional powers on notariss
was lost 80 to 49, and motion TO reconsider tabled
The following were also passed.
Extending Oak Leonard, and Eckford streets
Relative to the City Court, BROOKLYN
Relative to piers in the harbor OF New-fork
The bill amending the statutes relative to the dis,
srbu.ion Of the property OF lntestaies was ios' oo
10 AZ, and motion to reconsider tabled.
The Flatbush-avenue iBrooklyDl improvement
bill.
Mr. F. d, SMITH introduced bill amending sec
dion IL of the Militia law, making fines payable on
and before November /; also, a bill repeating the
section assessing deficiencies in military fines on
counties. The bills were referred to the Minth
Committee with instructions TO report the same
amended, by directing the Controller and county
Treasurers TO refund all moneys paid under the re-
healed section. Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The Assembly met at T. -,
The Grinding Committee reported complete bills
incorporating the Soldiers Home
Incorporating the Anglo-African Savings Bank
Mr. DEAN offered the following:
Whereas Recruiting officers nom one OF more New Eu.
and States In violation Of the comfy which should exist
between the several s,.ses hsve sent ecroDs ocsi. into
6tae liable consumption to enlist IN regiments formed IN
thereby
allegiance 70 this State eroenahes only thus in
cressing the hard,hips Of National consorPtioni
inquire what legislation Is to prevent the coninu
aDce Of practices and necessary, prepare memorial
to the Governor on the subject.
The resolution was tabled by the movers consent.
The SusQuehanRa Railroad bill was ordered to
third reading. Adjourned.
ALBANY, March 80 1863.
BROADWAY RAILROAD.
The fair prospects which opened before this bill at
the date of my last have been most unexpectedly
and, tits probable, fatally, cloudsd this morning;
At the opening of the session this morning. Sena
tor Ganson, who has fought the scheme from TIKI
start with great ability and persistence, introduces
She following preamble and resolutions:
sons named as corporation, bill entitled
thorise the construction Of railroad in certain streets
alleged other hand that only the iortyOn
ssd sha: many stage pPoPssoI owning .nd ran"in
Stases proposed taken for railroad purpose
and Vhsrea alleged many ofihe t.
represent coposors in said bin designate hcttiou,
Resred That the select Committee whom the said bill
report to the senate before pon Il. .d bill
whether any and any how many OF the persons named Al
VINO own aud ron stages on any route ebrsoed IL
said bill not named copostors in said bill and If so
report the occupations and residences OF the
named and whether any Of the persons named are hetOu
persons
Adopted by the following vote:
YEAs=Messrs Bailey, Bell. ClsrI Cornell Folser, Gan
cay, Richards Smith Trumsn-lS.
EAYS-Angel, Bradley Connolly, Freer Young-5.
So the report on the bill is 10 be withheld unit
these facts ascertaned and reported to the Sen
ate. The resolution received the Unexpectedly srg,
vote of IL 10 5.
The effect of this action will necessarily be 10 de-
lay the passage Of the bill through the Senate anc
as timers all essential In this matter, it may be e
defeat it altogether. The champions of the bill were
struck with CONSERVATION at the introduction of the
resolution, and at the Unexpectedly large vote in it,
favor. II this bill shall be finally defeated, 1t will
be largely owing TO the determined stand against il
made by Senators Ganson, Folger, Tobey, Bell
Bailey, and Pruyn.
THE SOLDIERS VOTES.
careful examination Of Senator Lewis's bill
enabling soldiers 10 vote, will show that it does moi
require amendment 10 provide for the registering OF
the soldiers The first section Of the act limits its
application to every qualified and duly registered
votsr and the personal presence Of the voter il
not requisite under the Registry act TO secure the
placing Of his name upon the list, il would seem
that no practical difficulty could arise in the way OF
having the names of all soldiers who are now
entitled 10 the suffrage duly registered in Their
absence. In fact, the greater part Of them are in
all probability registered now.
UNCLAIMED PROPERTY.
On Saturday, Mr. Hutchings introduced in the
Assembly the following bill:
An ACT IN relation TO unclaimed property.
Whenever any Person OF corporation shall have
pefson deliverable upon demand for the Of years OF
upward without the thereof having made
therefor given directions in such owner
shall be presumed to be deceased and the Surrogate
county In which Eh property located shall admit pro-
bate the viii Of any such 10 the absence Of
viii issue letters Of administration tho party entitled
theteto . in case Of inesscy by the laws Of th State
such property shall after the payment Of debts be distributed
according 10 the laws regulating the distribution Of
FRAUDULENT TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.
w. rldn al. IN.
ing bill: WIZ 'NO"
SECTION All deeds Of N eli eonveysncss and all sale,
uensiers and sssguments expressed In ying bs,bsr ~
soos on oy way Of mortgage security OF upon any cond
49, OF any property estate real or peuOnal
Ia thing, IN action. any interests therein here
han 4,