The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-05

man against II. anu py Messrs. Miles and Daniel in
favor of it. The debate was still going on when
this letter closed
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Mr.. kigour presented a petition of 1lo citizens
OF Alegany county, demonstrating against the bill
allowing the Georges Greek Coal and Iron Comma
ny to increase its rates for transportation. Suisse
quently alf. Harrington reported favorablv, with
amendments from the Committee on Corporations,
upon said bill.
. Mr. Thomas presented petition of 80 citizens of
Fetersyille district Frederick county, for law re-
CURING civil projects issued by magistrates to be
lla9e retulnabe to any justice within the district
OF defendants residence
On motion of Mr.. Grieves, the assistant PAGE and
Iolaef We're allowed 81 each per dav
Mf. Hobbs offered an order to provide for paving
s1ch clerks as may be compelled to remain after the
adjournment Mr.. Greves for an additional com
mlttee clerk. Severally rejected.
flag. Adopted.
Mr.. Godsborough, from the Committee ON Cor
Poratons offered resolutions that the Governor an
point counsel to apply for writ of Injunction
against the Greensborough Bank; and to require
sao oanK to show cause why its charter should not
pe lcIlelted and to provide for the appointment of
under the rule WV
:. MIR. Hobbs reported contract with T. j. Wilson
lpr printing the Laws, and - Brumbaugh for in
deTlng the same. Adopted
49,. Ae gre 70 report BUs.-To Mr. Suder, of Somer-
OF
GER fees in Somerset county,
w Dv W. iteported-By Mr.. Dali to paw claims of j.
w: w hlte d Sons. Also to refund sum of money
70 70 w. Eockerman Mr.. Lynch, of Baltimore coun-
y, " incorporate the Mechanics Insurance Com
PanF. Mr.. Harrington, incorporating the West
nun, l, ana South American Steamship COMPANY
Mr. Magruder, relative to primary schools in this
sac ie Also; Tor the relief of I. R. Tongue Also
IeiatlVe TO Bladensburg Academy Mr. Alexander
to authorize the Commissioners of Charlestown ~
sen 10 the NJ l.. Church the lot now occupied by it.
Also 10 enlarge the powers of the Commissioners
OF Fu9lc Works. Mr.. Hobbs, relative to an index
OF land records of Frederick county. Mr. Colds
borough to authorize the sale of the real estate of
Jonn Banks, OF Talbot county, free negro
CWocord6Ie Reports.-By Mr.. Crowley to regu-
late lat the sale of fresh meats in Baltimore city,
Also on the petition of 81 citizens of Anne Arundel
county, TO prevent free negroes from fishing and
graphing IN the waters of the Patapsco Mr. Dahl,
on the bill to pay r. r. Boarman and R. Grason,
ior legal services. Mr.. Harrington. to confirm the
Franklin Road. "~
Bills Passed.-To prevent free negroes from
owning boats on the Potomac To regulate the of
nee attendance of the Register of Wills of Anne
arundel county Creating school district No. so in
Anne Arundel county. To amend the act for OPEN
ing dockets by Register Of Wills, for the entering
CLAIMS against deceaseds estates. Leaving to the
United States jurisdiction over territory acquired
10y II IN TINS State; provided that the existing rela
tlon OF master and slave shall not be interfared
with. 10 facilitate the collection of taxes in Balti
more county. To authorize the Commissioners o.
Baltimore county to open an avenue adjacent to the
eastern boundary of Baltimore city. Making valid
a deco to John Plumley, Jr. To authorize the
Trustees of Providence chapel to sell the same
10 authorize the Trustees of NJ E. church in
Sharpsburg, to sell lot of ground. Relative tc
St Peter church in Baltimore CITY. incorporating
the Maryland Lime Company. To paw c. J. NJ
Gwynn for legal services. In favor of the Mary
LAND State Agricultural Society-Yeas 49, Nays 25
BHs rejected.-To make Baltimore city and Anne
Arundel county OF adjoining jurisdiction. For re
late High Court of Chancery.
The House then proceeded to consider the order
OF the day being the bill to regulate plotage Til,
4th section was stricken out. Mr.. Kebourn SPOKE
IN opposition to the bill, did also Mr. Smith o
baltimore city. Messrs Goldsborough, Alexander
and Lynch of Baltimore city, spoke earnestly in it
favor. 1t was then rejected-yeas %, nays IS.