American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-02

| ~ the benuHl UI suyGrauuuled pilots; that ali
captains shall have the privilege OF selecting
his pilot; aboiishcs all halr-pllot4ge;and repeats
theact Of 1903, chapter IS Ordered 10 be
! p inted.
| Mir. Fansant submitted resolution, direct.
| iug tho Adjuiaut 10 FURNISH The Md. Pcnilrn-
uary with d. muskc,s and 10 pistols; which
| was passed.
/ Mr.. hent fion the committee on claims,
submitted a rcao!pton in favor Of sundry col
| lacturs f lIano,d co. Laid over.
! On motion Of Mr.. Blscr, the Lottery CON-
ms-ioDors were ordered to Ycpor. tho an, uul
oircgenuc received from the Consolidated lot
! terjcs, for the last three years, and how long
before these charters will expire, under ratio
Of sales for the same period
The letters and papers in the case OF Eliza
beth Booth, we're Withdrawn for her use.
Mir. Clagett submitted an order providing for
Withholding the per diem of absent members
OF the Legislature. After some debate, it was
LAID upon the table.
MIR. Murray submitted resolution in favor
OF John L. Moore, clerk of Howard District.
Passed.
On motion of Mr.. Stephenson, the commit.
tee on colored population, were directed TO in
qure into the expsdieucy of further Legislation
for binding out the children Of free Colored
persons.
Mr.. HoIlyday, from committee, reported
that the claim of this State against the Gene
raj Government, was SlS0,405, for money
loaned during the war.
On motion of Mr.. Boteer, the President of
the HarFer's Ferry ridge road company, was
directed to report whether the road has been
constructed agreeable TO charter.
Mr.. Frazier, from committee, mado an unfa-
vorable report upon bill protecting fish in the
Potomac. Mr. Jones, from the same commit
tee, made counter report Laid on the
table. la''O'4'->
Bids Passed. For opening road from he
Ladies Chapel, ST. Mary's co. In favor of A.
and J. Mathot, of Baltimore city Relative
to the employment of persons in the Maryland
Pententiary, and for taking care of infant chill
drcn of females. And, bill from the Senate, !
for building bridge over Big Elk river Cecil
county.
Lumber Inspection, The bill providing for
the inspection Of lumber in the city Of Balli- |
more, was taken up. After an animated de- !
bate, the bill was passed by a vote of 81 to 28 |
THE only material change in the old system, |
is the granting the privilege to the buyers and |
sellers to choose the inspector.
House adjourned
The SENATE, passed bill favor Of the NJ. |
+. Church, Of the Talbot circuit.
Also, passed the following House bills;
Providing for amendments in writs of at |
tachment
In favor OF the devses of Prescilla Stewart, |
of A. 4. CO.
For the more speedy collection of the public
revenue.
Divorcing Margaret f. Graft, of Baltimore
city.
Changing the meetings of Baltimore County
Court.
Authorizing appeals in certain cases.
Admitting tho statutes Of other States as
evidence.
In favor of the minor children of Edw, Til
lard, of \. A. co.
Authorizing county clerks to sell certain
lands.
And, rejected bill empowering Jas. Geo
Leason, to hold real estate.
Also, bill relating to the inspection Of ioa-
ther at frederick.
Senate Adjourned,