Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-07

States interest in the Virginia and Kentucky Rail
roal COMPANY io6- certain c0nditi0nsAwas taken
up, and, after being amended, was ordered TO its
engrossment, Cd II
The House bill to incorporate the National InFu-
rance Company of Virginia. o. -
An act 70 re-enact the provisions OF the Code Of
Virginia in relation TO the sovereignty OIL f'He
State. =
JThis is the Senate bin amended by the house.
Il makes tfe cOnshiring, on the part oil sitlee ne
eroes or whites. to bring about war oil races i
crime punishable-by confinement in the pehileh'
tiary.
The following is the House amendment 10 the SEN
ate bill "Strke out all of first section after 10 WIZ
fourth line and insert as follows: II any person
shall hSnspre With another TO- ineite the colored
DopnlahiOa oftie State Is make hsurrecton Dynets
of violence and against the white population or
TO fncte the White population OF the state 10 make
instruction by acts OF violence and war against the
coOrcl population he SHALL whether such lnslt,cs
ton be made or not lie punished by confinement IN
the pententary for not less than five nor more than
ten years"
AblI to punish rape and abduction ' '
Under n suspension Of the rules '
On motion Of Mr.. HEENDON, the bill extending
THE FREDERICKSBURG AND GORpoXsvILLE RAILROAD
was read second time, and ordered to its engross
ment and third reading. .. ..... .........
At o'clock the SPEAKER announced the special
order,
rf '"u THE STAY LAW,
which was discussed and amended as follows by
Mr.. Ellis:
After words sixty-onc, in ninth section. q Or in
which if the parties, or any of them be incompetent
to consent to sale, circuit cont or Judge IN
vacation having Jurisdiction Of the subject, shall
determine that lie interest of such parties would be
promoted by sale, to any case OF alimoRy or Of
dover, or TO any allowance or provision for the
maintenance or education of females or infants. y
Adopted. ... ......... ..-... ........ .
The counties of Accomac and northampton, and
the city OF Norfolk were excepted from the opera
ton OF tlse bill. ,i 90. '''
BY Mr.. GARNsTT-Strike out at tue end Of first
section until the lst of January, 1853, and add
That upon all debts and Liabilities accruing be-
fore the 81 of April 1863 the debtor or party liable
SHALL upon the demand of the creditor, pay the IN.
terest and principal az follows The interest on
such debt liability for one. year on the first day ol
January 1Si7 one quarter OF the principal 0l such
debt or liability, and one-halr of all the interest nn
paid on such debt or liability on the first day Ol
January, 1868 one other quarter OF such debt or
liability on the first of January 1869, one other
fourth of sucl debt or liability, with all accrning
and unpaid interest on the first day of January.
1870 and the rena ming fourth Of such debt aud III
tcpst on the first day Of January, loI, and Tor
ietup on the part of the debtor to comply with any
of the provisions of this section, he may be pro.
ceeiGd against for the recovery OF such portion oil
said debts and interest as may be under the pro
visions of this section then due and unpaid, as II
this act, amy other act staying the collection oil
debts, had never been passed. Adopted.
Mr.. TURNER called the previous question, when
Mr.. DickcrsOn's substitute was lost
The bill as amended, then ordered to its en-
grossment and third reading, when,
On motion of Mr. LEE, 1t was ordered to be PRINT
ed, as amended.
On motion of Mr.. HURST, the House then al.
iourue1.