The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-10
MARYLAND LEGISLATU
SENATE.

ANNAPOLIS, March 8, 1853
Bills Posscd. Relative to the payment of sub
scrptions to the capital stock of corporations for
med under ch 33S of 1852. Relative to licenses to
sell Intoxicating liquors in Cecil Kent and Somerset
counties. To make valid a deed to Sarah Gates
Incorporating the American Improvement company.
Incorporating the Clifton Bank. For the relief of
A. NJ. Fitzhugh, administrator d.. b. r. of Col. VIM.
Fitzhugh.
The bill relating to the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal was repealed
The bill to regulate pilotage was reported unfa-
vorably on.
The bill to grant an additional donation to St.
Johns College of 81, 900 was rejected.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Bills Passed-To authorize B. F. Gwinn to set
tie his guardian accounts. To repair Tobacco Ware
houses in Baltimore. Making valid deed to r +
Thomas. To regulate the location of School Houses
in Queen Anne's County. To preserve fisheries in
the Isle of Wight Bay. To remove the assessment of
two absconding slaves in Frederick County. To
regulate the recording of deeds executed prior to
the act of 1885, CHI. l54. To equalize the Wards of
Baltimore City, Mr.. Alexander's substitute for w
Kilbourn's bill. Appropriating 81 900 per annum
to St. Johns College. For Lumber Inspector at
Bells FERRY, incorporating the Mineral Hill Mi
slave into this State. For the inspection of Sas
and gas meters in Baltimore city. To paw certain
military companies of Baltimore for services in rail
road riots Toremodel the Court House of W ashing-
Comma
ny. incorporating the Allegany County Bank
Amending the charter of the Western MARYLAND Rail-
road To waive the States liens in favor of the Yves
tern MARYLAND Railroad. Incorporating the West At
rlean Trading Company. For the relief of I. ].
Pierpont and others of Baltimore county To pro-
tect game in certain counties For the relief of
the sureties of ]. w. Wilburn Amending the
charter of the Union Plank or Turnpike Road Co.
Requiring }. Fl. Hynes and S. p. Storm to make
statements to the Comptroller, &c.
Bills Passed t,o To,r.o,.o,,x
Railroad Company. For the sale of the real estate
OF }: Banks, free negro. To build wharf in
Nantlcoke river at Sharptown. Relating to Off
GERS lees IN Somerset county. To limit the places
ior retaining certain articles in Baltimore city To
incorporate and endow Cambridge Female Semina-
ry. Incorporating the NJ z. Church at Port De-
post. 10 sell to NJ E. Church at Chestertown, the
lot now held by it. For the relief of the securite.
OF P. Howell. To lay out road in Howard and
Montgomery counties: incorporating the Peabody
Institute. To allow w. o. Chappel to complete
collections. For the relief of John H. H. Landry.
10 make valid defective deeds To correct the pat
ent of Glove in Village" To provide for publi.
cations made under ch l6 of 1856
MIR. Hofman's Senate bill requiring the Banks
TO make weekly statements and publish the same
was rejected by striking out the enacting clause as
follows, after being variously amended
YEAs-Messrs Berry, Speaker, Morgan. Wickes
Meginnis, Mackubin, Grifiss, Walker, Goldsbor-
ough, Waller, Sudler, of Somerset, Dali. Grieyes,
Davis, Ford, of Cecil Kidd, Sudler, of O. Anne's,
Landing, Thomas, Harding, Bowlus Root, Hobbs
Baker, Todd McGongal Mcpherson, Smith, OF
Baltimore city, Harrington, Crowley, Forrest
Alexander, Rohrer, Summers, Gray, McKinstry
Reindollar, Day, Dorsey-38.
NAYs-Messrs. Neale Tongue, Kilbourn Maoru-
der, Burgess, Stonestreet, Aender, Ford, of Balti
more county, Lynch, of Baltimore county, Smith,
OF Baltimore county, Moore, Tilghman, Richardson,
Wyville, Contee, Hearn, Rooms, Hanway, Bacon,
Stirling, Kennard, Lynch, of Baltimore city,
Schnebley, Riddemoser, Duvall, Worthington,
Thruston, Barnard, Mountz, Welling-3O
Bills Rejected.-Relative to the employment of
assistant State Counsel, &C., &c. Respecting Nota-
ries Public in this State Mr. Riddlemosers bin to
carry into effect the seth section of the Sd article
OF the Constitution (reconsidered.) To release
church property in Annapolis from taxation To
repeal the 9th section of the act of ISL.
Messrs. Sterling, Stonestreet Mcpherson, Well
ing and Summers, the majority of the Committee
on Ways and Means reported unfavorably on the
Eastern Shore Railroad appropriation BILL and the
minority, Messrs Goldborough, Ford, of Baltimore
county, Ford of Cecil and Dali, reported favora-
bly, on the same Mr.. Alexander proposed as a sub
stnte the bill originally introduced into the Sen
ate by Mr.. Daniel
The House resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole on said bill, Mr. Grieves, of Dorchester in
the chair, and c. W. Croker, Esq, acting as Sec
retary.l Mr.. Goldsborough spoke in favor of the
bill. making an able argument. Mr.. Sterling re-
piled with much force against the bill Mr.. Land
ing also spoke in favor of the bill, when a recess
took place to AZ O'Clock.