American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-29
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ANNA eous, January 90, 1916.
J" me LOUISE report was received from
ne eggplant Hc' .eial, in relation 10 tho condi.
''on 81 ne al" and, Il report from the Trea-
hIer, &&hm'" Y The Slalc's expenses in refer
sn"6 1" edoc' lion, &c Mr. BIser presented
Iel'li" Tor a bridge in Frederick county; MIR
johnson, meEWlai from the Mary land Min
mig IohaY any, for the exemption from pilot
lGG' Mr Parsons, petition IN favor Of Lydia
"ck"3rlh, ul Somerset county; MIR. BolCler,
petition M relation to the Jurisdiction Of Ma
glSifntts m FsedClick CO. Mr. Vansnnt and
mr.. johnson, petition from lumber merchants
OF baltimore, against any change in the inspec.
ton OF lumber. memorial from the Yves
tern Bank ol Baltimore, vas received. MIR.
Go'iydaY presented petition relative to booms
IN the SuSquehanua river. All of which were
appropriately referred
Ltaves granted 10 report bills. To MIR. Cla-
gett, Tor the appointment of an inspector of
lumber for Prince Georges CO. To Mr.. Ste
phen, to exempt the property of Zion Paush,
ct Prince Georges county, from taxation. To
Mr. Wampler, relative to the inspection of
flour in Baltimore city. To Mr.. Kent, of CAL
vert, for the investment of certain funds be-
longing to said county. To Mr.. Ware, to re-
gulat the markets in Baltimore city, To Mr..
Lowe, to make valid deed of mortgage.
Bills reported. By Mr.. johnson, supple
ment TO an act taxing, property in the hands of
guardians, &c. BY Mr.. Ware, securing loss
from damages done by railroad cars
Orders passed. Calling upon the President
of the Frederick and Harper's Ferry Road
Company, for all exhibit Of money expended.
&c. Requesting the Mayor OF Baltimore, to fur
nlsh the ordinances referred to in his late com
muncaton in reference to the markets. Re-
curing the Warden of Baltimore CITY and
county Jail, TO report the expenses, growing
out OF persons confined from each place, re-
spec'ively. Directing the appointment of
person TO take ch4rge Of the public property
at the seat Of Government. Paying Jas. Pc
terson, colored, $50 for sweeping the hall of
OF the House and committee room.
free Coiorcd Persons Mr. Reeder, from n
select committee to whom was referred me- |
mortal for the removal Of the free people of
color from Charles county, made lengthy re- |
port. Ordered to be plinted-- without beng
read.
Stamping Naturalization Popsrs, The bill |
Tor repeating The 9TH section of the act requir- /
ing the stamping Of naturalization papers, in !
cases oil voting, was taken up. Mr.. McLane |!
offered some amendments, and further action
was postponed.
Rsigndiag Of JIoney. Nh Hollydav. from
committee, reported tavorabIy upon the action |
Of Beng. c, Howard aud John s. Skinner, in |
endeavoring to procure the reiunding ofmoney
loaned by this State to the General Govern
ment during The war. Adopted
BIS passed. incorporating the FarrncIs'
Steam Accommodation Line. a supplement,
(tFon tho Senate,) to an act making a road
through Baltimore and Hartford counlcis In
favor Of the deyIsces of Priscilla Stewart, Of A.
Arundel county. incorporating the Baltimore
Junpowder company. For the fehelof James
VI. Gorsuch. Of Carroll co.; and Eliza Knigb-
on, OF CaiyGFt county. For grading street
II CuInherIand. Making valid the action of
lac clerk OF the commissioners Of Carroll c0un-
y, Urom the t5enato) Aheriyg tho lines Of
he 4tl aud nh election districts IN Carroll co.
IN act for classifying the business Of
county court.
The SENATE passcd a bill incorporating
The Mutual Insurance Company, Of Charles 60.
Also, bill 70. repairing tho court house of
Charles county.
The following, from the House, were passed: /
\ bill dvorcing Elizabeth Booth, Of Delaware, |
from VIM. Chase Barney, OF Nd. In favor OF
the Burnt Mills School Of Charles county,
And, resolution, retunding taxes Oh cer.ain
bank stocks
A report WIS received from the Maryland
Hospital and referred to the other branch.
Miscellaneous. By appointment, the Rev
Mr. Carter, general agent for the Maryland
Bible Society, and the Rev. MI. Jones, dchv.
cred addresses, in the Hall OF the House of
Delegates, last evening, The latter GENTLE
man gave an interesting account OF his travels
in China and the Sandwich Islands; and afford
ed flateriHg evidences Of the spread of the 81. !
bic, among these people. A subscription, for .
supplying the destitute families in tins county, |
with the Bible, was taken up. 1.-THE meeting .
was very thinly attended," and, as it is lit !
tie singular, there was 40 eutiro absence Of .
any of the clergy Of this city. The collection !
rather beggerly affair.