Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-01-27

l)fUS JCDOffett. by WI w
refund Mrs. Mary Stabler moneys over
paid. BY Mr.. McAllister. to incorpo-
rate the Minors Saving Bank of Bslti-
more
ANNAPOLIS, January 10.
SENATE Mr.. Lynch presented tho
memorial of Henry Mankn, j. S. Owen.
j. M. McJilton, John c. Groome, Geo.
b. Clark and others, in relation to the
present Baltimore city railway, and tho
parties possessing it, detailing the means
by which they acquired legislation of the
city council in their favor, and the privi-
lege of carrying passengers at five cents,
while some of the memorialists and others
were offering to accommodate the public
at three cents, &c.
Mr.. Goldborough, of Dorchester. OBJ
tanned leave to report bill for the sup
preston of incendiary documents.
Mr.. McKaig offered the following rc-
solution:
Whereas slaves held to labor in tho
South are constantly escaping to Canada.
where large numbers of them are now
collected, ana where they are protected
by the British government; therefore,
Resolyed by The General assembly Of
Maryland, That the Representatives of
Maryland in Congress be requested TO
take such measures as may be deemed
necessary, to call upon the executive
officers of the general government to ne
gotiate treaty with tho government of
Great Britain for the recovery and resti-
tuition of slave property belonging to
American citizens which may be found
in her provinces which was passed.
Bin Passed. TO make valid the quail!
i6cation Of James Anderson.
House. OF DELEGATES The Speaker
presented communication from the
treasurer, in answer to an order Of the
House, relative TO investments for the
sinking fund Also, the reports Of the
academies, schools, &C., Of tho State;
which were appropriately referred.
Petitions Presented. BY Mr. Hol-
land, from LOG citizens, to authorize the
commissioners Of Dorchester county TO
levy $500 compensation to Sam'l f. Col
Inns for taking up Hugh Hazlitt, con-
victed of aiding slaves to escape. BY
Mr. Gordon, from citizens Of Baltimore,
for the removal of Judge Stump.
Bills reported. BY Mr.. Harding, re-
lating to the alms-house Of Montgomery
county also, to have certain land re-
cords rebound.
Mr.. Gordon, chairman Of the COM
nittee on the judiciary, reported unfa-
on the petition for an alteration in the
attachmentlaws which was adopted.
Mr. Morgan reported an explanatory
bill to enable the comptroller to pay tho
grain inspectors of Baltimore city tho
full amount Of their receipts for fees;
which was read second time. II was
stated that their salaries would then
amount to about 81 900 per year.
Mr. Burgess obtained leave 10 report
the following bils:--To amend article
4th of the code of local public laws by
providing permanent police for the
city of-i}alsipsore. To amend the ist,
ID, Sd, 5th, 9th, 18th, 18th. 18th, 18th,
18th, 18th, 10Th, Goth, 23d, oath, 2ath.
Both, 31st, 3Sth, 44tb, 10th and 50th
sections of article Both Of public general
laws of the code 10 amend the 8l7th
section of the 18th article Of the code
Of public local laws. TO repeal the 706th
section Of the 4th article Of the public
local laws. All Of which were referred
10 the committee on the judiciary. Also
to amend the 18th article Of the code OF
public local laws, which was referred to
the committee on the judiciary.
ANSAPoIis, January 20.
SENATE. Mr. McKaig reported bill
to restrict the travel Of colored people
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and
giving the officers Of the company tho
power to arrest, &c.
House OF DELEGATES. The Speaker
presented the report Of the inspector Of
tobacco warehouse No . also, the an
nual report Of tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad company, which we're appropri-
ately referred.
On motion Of Mr.. Long, the librarian
was directed TO furnish each Of the clerks
Of courts Of this State with a copy Of
tho public general and public local laws.
Mr.. Harding suggested that each
States attorney be furnished with copy,
but afterwards withdrew his motion.
The Baltimore Election and Police
BiHs Mr.. Gordon, from the committee
on the judiciary, to whom the matter had
been referred, reported bills TO amend
the 817th section Of the 4th article Of
the code Of public local laws; TO repeal
! the 706th section Of the 4th article Of
the public local laws; 10 amend /, 2, 3.
4, 5, 6, ~, 10, Is, Is, II, IS. 10, 20.
"a, %, 28, 30, 81, 38, A, 40 and 50th
sections Of article 35, Of public general
laws Of the code 10 amend the 4th ar
! ticlc Of the code Of public local laws;
and also TO amend article 4, Of the code
Of local public laws, by providing a per-
maneDt police for the city Of Baltimore.
THE above five bills all relate 10 the
city of Baltimore. They embody the
provisions Of the police and election bills,
divided into fire bills, in order to conform
to the r,je Of tho House. adopted since
the passage Of the code.
Mr.. Kraft moved that the considora-
Of the bills be postponed until next Mon
day week, and that they be printed, which
was adopted.
Mr. Gordon moved reconsideration
Of tho bill making appropriation for the
agricultural sociciyj which was carried