The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-02-22

EVENING SESSION.
btds Pdssed.-For the relief of the deysees ant
! legatees OF the late Isaac Rowles. TIE EXEMPT from
taxation the parsonage property of the NJ p
Church in Uniontown, Carroll CO. To enforce the DO
lice regulations of the town of Sharpsburg. Incor
! poratlng the Maryland Fire Insurance Co. For re
! funding certain sum otmoney paid into the Treas
ury. To require the Comptroller to pay a certain
! pension. To authorize the corporation of Balti
more to dispose of property belonging to said city
/ by lease or otherwise.
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 20, 1858.
/ Petitions dc. Presented-By Mr.. Allender, two
petitions for bridge over Little Gunpowder river
at Treadwell's mill. Mr.. Tongue, for an increase
OF witnesses fees in the Circuit court of Anne Arm
del county MIR. Root to enlarge the jurisdiction
OF magistrates. Mr.. Clarke, two petitions for the
Eastern Shore appropriation for internal improve
ments Mr.. Goldsborough, for authority to the
Court of Talbot county, to decree the sale of the
property of a free negro. Mr.. Smith, of Baltimore
City, of one hundred grain sellers of Baltimore
against selling by weight. Mr. LYNCH of
baltimore county, for the extension of the law pro
hibiting swine from going at large within ten
miles of Baltimore city.
The bin to prohibit State Courts from issuing
certificates of naturalization, was called I'D and
made the special order for next Wednesday, Mr.
Alexander is entitled to the floor on that day and
will conclude his remarks began yesterday.
Orders d'c.-By Mr. Kilgour, that the Commit
tee on Ways and Means inquire into the expedien-
cy OF law requiring the money lately received
from the United States to be invested in State So
gruder for the better protection of the furnaces of
the House of Delegates
MIR. Sterling presented resolutions instructing
our Representatives in Congress to vote for the inn
provement OF the Canal &c, around the Falls of the
Ohio.
Leaves to report BiHs-To Mr.. Duvall, to prevent
the sale OF liquor within mile of the State gri-
cultural College, and reported said bill Mr.. Ri
gour for the better regulation of Primary Schools
in Allegany County.
The Bill to provide for the appointment of two
Coroners IN Baltimore city, east and one west
of Jones Falls, who are to receive salary instead
OF fees, was ordered to a third reading and subse-
quently passed.
The resolutions granting additional wharf room
to NJ. L. Weems &C., were adopted.
Mr.. Sudler, of Somerset, Chairman of the Com
mittee on the Executive Contingent Fund, reported
upon the expenditure of said fund by the late Gov
ernor, approving them all, except about 81 200 paid
Tor expenses attending the calling out the military
IN Baltimore, previous to the general election
Mr. Contee made minority report, approving of
all those expenditures, and declaring that the late
Executive was actuated by high sense of official
duty The report of the majority was adopted by
party vote and both reports ordered to be printed
Bills Reported.-By Mr.. Dali, for the relief of
Passmore Mccullough. Mr.. Smith, of Baltimore
city, for the inspection of guano, agricultural salts
and all artificial manures, and the appointment of
inspectors thereof by the Governor; also to regu-
late the inspection of lime; Also to regulate the in
spection of flour. Mr.. Stirling, to allow w. II.
Jones to settle with the Comptroller, &c. Mr..
Wyyille, to authorize B. FL. Gwinn to settle with a
ward, &c Mr.. Duvall making an annual donation
to Brookville Academy. Mr.. Stirling, to compen-
safe certain persons for collecting arrears of State
tax in Baltimore city,
Bills Passed.-To pay J. Revel for legal services.
Increasing the capital stock of the Powhatap Steam
boat Company. Amending the act incorporating
the School Commissioners of Baltimore county,
10 pay pension to the heirs of H. Rennafeld. For
anotnef magistrate IN the 4th district of Hartford
county. To allow C. NJ. Wilson to settle with
ward. For school district in Kent county
10 prevent slaves gaining their freedom in certain
cases. Making valid bequest of Thomas Shields
10 pay ). ;. Franklin for legal services Incorpo-
rating the Old Road Turnpike Company in Balti
more county. For bridge over Mills river in
Talbot county. To change the name of the Me-
chanics Exchange and Saving Company to the Ex-
change Bank. Incorporating the American Mutual
ancing act of 1856. To pay d. C. Diggees for legal
services.
The bill amending the charter of the House of Re-
fuge, rejected for want of a constitutional ma
jority. 1t was recopsidered
The bill making a donation to the Female College
OF Baltimore, was ordered to a third reading
bill requiring slaves hereafter manumitted to
leave the State within six months thereafter except
Cecil and Kent counties, ordered to a third
reading.
SENATE.
ANNAPOLIS, February 20, 1858.
the President presented the report of the Rock
vile Academy.
Petitions Presented.-By Mr.. McCullogh, to pre-
vent live stock from trespassing upon the public roads
In Cecil county. Mr.. Hoffman, of the Association
of Defenders of Baltimore, to request the passage
OF resolutions by Congress to secure to them pen
sions.
The bill providing for the inspectors of grain in
Baltimore city, was recommitted
Mr. Bradley reported resolution to grant two
field pieces to the President of Irving College
Leaces to Report BMs.-To Mr.. Turner to make
valid deed to David Longnecker, and reported
said BILL Mr.. Brooke to amend the act regulating
the expenses of the court of Prince Georges county,
and reported said bill. Also to amend the act for
the better protection of slave holders in the coun
ties therein named. Mr.. Kimswell to allow Palmer
Marcie to bring slaves into this State.
Bills Reported.-By Mr.. Wallace, to require
Judges of Courts to perform certain duties; also to
authorize Mr.. johnson, free negro, of Calvert
county, to dispose of his property ALSO relating to
appearances by defendants to suits at law
Bills Passed. Incorporating the Ellcott's Mills
Savings Institution. To allow E. L. S. Young to com
Pete collections For relief of the trustees of John
Thawley. To refund of money to Thos Cor
SUCH To repeal the 9th section of the act of 1851.
TO prescribe the duties and fix the compensation of
the sheriff of Charles county. Refund taxes to W
l. Won Ellington and T. B. Hobbs Making valid
deed to David Longnecker.
The bill to modify the punishment of free negroes
convicted OF larceny and other crimes was amended
and made the order Of the day for the Odd inst