The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-01

the Chesapeake Bay. Mr. Wickes, for a new school
district in the second Election District of Kent
county.
Leaces to Report BHs.-To Mr. Kennard, to au-
thorizc the Mayor, &C., to provide for the inspec-
ton of gas and gas meters in Baltimore city. Mr..
Riddlemorer to encourage the destruction of foxes
in Frederick county. Mr.. Magruder to authorize f.
Hobbs of Calvert county, to sell certain negro slaves
for life. Mr.. Walker, to authorize the Commission
of the Land Office to issue patent for certain
lands in Baltimore county.
Bills ReEorted.-By Mr.. Grieyes. to allow VIM.
Stafford to bring slave into this State. By Mr..
Landing to protect fishing in the Isle of Wight Bay
BY Mr.. Thomas, to pay pension to John ID. Ellis,
Of Baltimore city. BY Mr.. Walker, to authorize
the Commissioner of the Land Office to issue pa
tent for certain lands in Baltimore county.
Mr.. Kilgour, Chairman of the Committee on that
subject, made long report in favor of the Senate
bill relative to the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Canal, which
was ordered to be printed.
The bill charging the powers of Courts of Equity
in relation to the enforcement of vendors liens upon
real estate. Also, to prevent negroes from owning
boats on the Potomac river, in Prince Georges and
Charles counties, engrossed for third read
ing.
Bills Passed.-To pay claims of R. Brashears and
others, against the State For the better protec-
ton of Stevens Ferry. To aid in the erection of a
monument commemorative of the Declaration of In
dependence To build new jail in St. Marv's
county. For the better regulation of primary
schools in Howard county. To protect the ferry at
Crumpton in Queen Anne's county. To provide
a deed to r. Draper. To pay J. Fl. Gordon. for le-
gal services. For additional Constables in the 4th
and 10Th districts of Somerset county. For relief
of poor and INDECENT persons of Somerset county.
Making valid deed to George Raccine. Relating
to foreign corporations and their agencies in this
State for Insurance. Being Mr.. Sterlings subst
tute with amendments, for Mr.. Harring tons bill on
that subject, Mr. Harrington voting against it. To
amend the law in mandamus cases.
10 make turnpike road from Hagerstown to the
! Pennsylvania Line. To modify the primary school
system of Charles county To pay X. r. Bormar
and K. Grason for legal services reconsidered)
| For the reliefof the suretes of VIM. Goldsborough
| Making valid deed to r. Bassett. Incorporating
| the Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Calvert Co
! To pay b. T. johnson for legal services. Reducing
| the tax on auction license in Allegany Co. For the
| relief of the Maryland Hospital. To prevent nu
isances in Havre de Grace, &c. incorporating the
| Maryland Club.
To pay W. F. Prick for legal services. For relie
! of W. D. Reeder. Incorporating the Bel Air anC
Hickory Turnpike Company. To allow Jefferson
Division, :. of T., to erect and occupy story over
the school house in Jefferson District, Frederick
! county. For re-binding records in the Register o
Wills office of Caroline county. To authorize the
Fire Inspector of Baltimore city, to take testimony
&c. Relative to the public road between Somerset
/ and Worcester counties. For executing deed tC
| Israel Norris incorporating Central School. il
/ Frederick county. For the reliefof Robert Digpcs
! Incorporating the American Band of Frederick
! county. Extending the time of the clerks of Wash
| ington and Prince Georges counties, for placing
their ices III the SherltfS hands. incorporating tho
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Somerset anC
! Worcester counties. For new school district il
| Howard county. Amending the charter of st
James College For relief of Z. Rutledge and G
! Vaughn, of Baltimore county. Amending the char
| ter of the Frederick Town Savings Institution
The bill to endow the Baltimore Female College
was reiected-yeas y, nays IL. On motion of Mr.
| Alexander re-considered
At the afternoon session Yesterday, the Genera
/ School bill was read through when on motion o
| Mr.. Magruder, it was ordered to be pyinted al
| amended.
! On motion of Mr.. Alexander, the bill reported by
! him for calling Convention, made the specia
! order of the day for Monday next, at u O'Clock.
| Mr.. Contee made an Intellectual effort to suspend
the rules, to get up his resolutions relative to the
! votes of one Senator and Representatives in Con
gress, the reference of the Lecompton Constitu
| ton; when, on motion of Mr.. Belt the House re
solved itself into Committee of the Whole and the
| Speaker called Mr. Sterling to the chair. The com
mttee took up the resolutions of Mr. Contee.
Mr.. Magruder offered resolutions as amendments
condemning the course of Gov. Wise of Virginia
| Gov. Walker of Kansas, and Senator Douglas az
alike reasonable to the South, and that MARYLAND
will resist their elevation to the Presidency
political debate here arose. which was progress
ing at = O'Clock, when this letter was necessaril,
closed
LArEST.-The committee rose and reported the
resolutions and amendments to the House.