The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-04
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
ANNAPoLIs, March 3, 1858.
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Bills Reported.-By Mr.. Bowdle, to repair the
armory at Easton. Also, for the relief of j. c. w.
~; A. W: Powell. Mr.. Miles, to make valid a
deed to W. H. Hardy. Mr.. Kimmell, relating to
subscriptions of Capital Stock of corporations
formed under ch 1888 of 1882 relating to the extent
of land and mineral rights such corporation may
hold. Mr. Mchiasters, to make valid a deed to H.
J. P. Dickinson. Also, to sell at private sale GER
tain slaves of the late p Porter Mr.. Daniel, to
apply the money received for interest from the T.
5. Government. Also, to reduce into system the
laws and regulations concerning last wills and tes
taments: Mr.. Nutte, for the promotion of corpo-
rations for building railroad in Caroline county
Mr. Mccullough, to make valid deed to s. Cats
Mr. Daniel, to make valid a deed from E. Town and
wife; Mr.. Mccullough, for relief of H. W. Fitz-
hugh.
Bile passed.-Amending the charter of the Rose
bank Cemetery. Changing the name of the Me-
chanics' Exchange Savings Co., to Exchange
Bank. For enforcing the police regulations of the
town of Sharpsburg For the benefit of A. A. On
hamel For two new school districts in Kent county
To pay Il. I. johnson for legal services For the
relief of w, o. Reeden of st. Mary's county. To
amend the act of s49 ch $685. far as relates to Car
roll county. To amend the act incorporating the
School Commissioners of Baltimore county To
modify the punishment of free negroes convicted of
larceny, DC. To repeal Res No. s, of 1910, &C. To
create new election district in Dorchester county
10 condemn an alley in the town of Fizzles-
burg, Carroll county. To amend the act for com
promising assaults and batteries Refunding a sum
"a IipHCy W Il. OspOTH, u. CLAYTON and y,
c. Gorrell. For an additional constable in the
second district of Worcester county.
Incorporating the Annapolis Gas Light Company
For additional Road Supervisors in the 1st district
OF Worcester county. Incorporating the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of Kent island Incorpo-
rating the Maryland Mutual Life and Fire Insurance
Company. Incorporating the Old Town Savings
Institution. For new assessment of property in
Baltimore city, reconsidered. Making valid deed
to Adam Hit. For payment of the balance of a
raj 10 al,
o. II. Williams. For the sale or lease of property
belonging to Baltimore city. To make valid a be-
quest to Thos. Shields. To pay j. S. Franklin for
legal services. To facilitate the collection of debts
in suits in the Superior Court and Court of Com
mon Pleas of Baltimore city. Making valid a deed
to B.. Bassett. Rcfunding a sum of money to T.
Marshall. Incorporating the Mutual Insurance
Company of Somerset and Worcester counties
For relief of L. s. Beall. Amending the charter of
the Frederickstown Savings Institution. For a
bridge across Miles River Ferry in Talbot county
10 pay balance of pension due Hester Pennafield.
10 protect proprietors of mineral lands in Allegany
county. Making valid deed to R. J. Draper
For the relief of the devisees and legatees of j. c.
Rowles. incorporating the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of Calvert county. Incorporating the
Hazlewood Coal Company. To return books in the
office of the Register of Wills of Caroline county
To amend the act for making a turnpike from Ha-
gerstown to the Pennsylvania line, To repair the
Comptroller's Office To prevent nuisances in
Havre de Grace. incorporating the American
Band OF Frederick county.
Bills Reected.-To prevent slaves from gaining
their freedom IN certain cases, recommended. To
provide counsel for the State in certain cases in the
Court OF Appeals, arising upon appeal from the
Criminal Court of Baltimore, upon the license law
Mr. klmmell offered the following message,
which on motion of Mr.. Stone, was laid on the ia
bic.
Gentlemen Of the House of Delegates:
We respectfully propose, with the concurrence of
your honorable body to appoint joint committee to
consist OF three members OF each house, during the
recess, to contract for superintend and procure a
marble statue of General Washington to be placed
In the Senate Chamber upon the very identical spot
where he resigned to the assembled Congress of the
United States, on the 23d of December, 1888, his
commission as Commander-in-Che of the Revolu-
tlonary Army, under which he consummated with
his valiant compeers the Independence of our glori
Gus country The statue to be made of American
marble, by an American Artist, and life size
Ordered, that the Treasurer be directed to honor
the draft of the said joint committee, for any sum
not exceeding - dollars, and the Senate have ap-
The following is the vote by which Mr.. Kimmelps
substitute for the bill to apply to works of internal
improvement on the Eastern Shore, certain portions
OF the unexpended balance of the million dollars
which, by the aci of 1885, CHI 395, set apart to
be SO applied, was ordered to be engrossed-yeas
Messrs. Bowles, Bradley, Clarke, Gardner, Kimmell
Mccullough, McMasters, Miles, Nuttle, Stone, Wal
lace and Wikins-12. Nays, Messrs Webster
Franklin, Grahame, Hoffman, Smith, Turner-6
1t was made the order of the day tomorrow, at
IL o clock.
Mr. Stones bill to repeal the act of 1910, releasing
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from the penalty
incurred by not constructing their road through
W ashington county, according to the terms of the
eight million loan bill, was also ordered to be en-
crossed
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
ORDERS &c.-By Mr.. Ford of Baltimore county,
that each county delegation be allowed to call up
two bills, and the city delegation four bills in regu-
lar order. Mr. Goldsborough, that no more bills be
printed. Mr. Mackubbin, that the bills of the Com.
mittee on Claims have precedence on Friday next
Mr. Dahl, to close the Journal of Accounts ON Fri
day. Severally adopted.
Bills Reported.-By Mr. Sterling to regulate IL
censes to traders and ordinary keepers, made the
order of the day for tomorrow. Also, to exempt
Red Mems Hall from taxation Mr.. Dahl. to nav
claims of J. W. White. Mr.. Alexander, to make
valid the will of John Smith. Also, to make valid
a certain deed Also, untavorably the bill to
prohibit the taking of insufficient and irresponsible
bail. Also, reported on the order of inquiry rela-
tive to the case of Jos. Ltson, removed to- Balti-
more city, from Anne Arundel county, on habeas
corpus, that the proceedings of the Superior Court
OF Baltimore, were regular. Also, reported bill
to make valid deed to r. l.. Thomas. Mr.. Lynch,
of Baltimore county, to incorporate the Waterylle
Turnpike Company. Mr.. Smith, of Baltimore city,
for an inspector of tan bark. Mr.. McKinstry to
protect sheep in Hartford county. Mr.. Goldsbo-
rough, to release from taxation property of the P.
Mr.. Ford of Baltimore county, for the issue of a
certificate by Commissioner of the Land Office, for
certain land in Baltimore county. Mr.. Rogers, to
widen Long Dock in Baltimore. Also, to authorize
the Mayor &c. of Baltimore to provide for the in
spection of gas. Mr.. Ford, of Cecil, to alter the
lines of the 5th 9th and 9th election districts of &C.
Gil county. MIR. Wickes, to incorporate George
town Cross Roads by the name of Gaena.
Bills Reported.-Mr. Riddemoser to amend the
act incorporating company to make a turnpike
from Smithburg to the Pennsylvania line
Mr.. Rogers reported back to the House without
recommendation, the bill relative to Justices of the
Peace in Baltimore city, and for two additional
ones in tenth ward.
Mr.; yelling reported unfavorably on the bill to
prohibit Banks from issuing notes under SO after
lst July, 1859, and under $40 after LIST January
1861 also, to prohibit the circulation of Bank notes
of other States under $40.
Mr.. Tilghman unfavorably on resolutions to grant
to Irving College field pieces.
After an interchange of messages, the two Houses
to the election of State Librarian The
tellers reported the following result-whole vote
cast IS; for l.. Boyle 67-scattering 4, and blanks
!. L. Boyle was declared duly elected for years
from April next.
gates Register. To appoint two inspectors of
Guano, &c, instead of To repeal the act in
cooperating the Patapsco Bank. For the relief of
Maryland Hospital Appropriating to the Common
Schools the money received from the United States
Government. The authorize the Commissioners of
Queen Annes and Kent counties, to make Chester
bridge free to citizens of said COMMITTEES For relief
of John l.. Stansbury of Baltimore county
The Pilot bill was then taken up as the order of
the day. motion to strike out the enacting clause
was made and lost
Mr.. Tilghman moved an indefinite postponement
which was lost.
This letter closed before vote was taken.