Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-05-10

lAtilo WHICH HOWL HtOTc tnstu ever, OugHt 10
exist between their authorities and citizens.
4 They therefore recommend the adoption of
the following resolutions:
Resolced ETC., That -- be and he is here
By appointed Commissioners to proceed at
once 10 Richmond on the part of the State of
Mary land to enter into negotiations with the
proper authorities of Virginia for the protec-
ton Of the citizens Of Maryland from injury
in person or property, by any unadvised acts
fof the military forces of Virginia; and that
any compensation for any already done be
provided for and to join with the said author
tiles in considering and adopting, subject TO
the appreciation Of the General Assembly,
such arrans ements as may be proper to
preserve the harmony between the two
States from disturbance by any existing causes
whatever
The report was adopted, and the resolution
lies over one day under the rule.
The bill providing for a stay of execution
on judgments or DEGREES for the payment of
property, published in the House report of
yesterday, was taken up.
Mr.. Long objected to the bill unless provi-
sion was made in the billrequring the debtor
to give security to the auditor in such cases !;
and moved that the bill be recommttcd to
the committee on the Judiciary, which was
adopted,
Mr.. Jacobs reported bill to repeal the law
relating to negroes attending meeting for re-
ligious purposes.
Mr.. Quinlan obtained leave to report bill
to pay Samuel jackson 1928 for making a
sword presented to co.. Dixon H. Miles, by
order Of the Legislature.
The House then adjourned till tomorrow
NIGHT SRssIoN--The bill appointing a
'sBoard Of Public Safety was taken up Mr.
Goldsborough, of Talbot offered an amend
mo nj that tltn Govarno~ orposuf ono d;of;n-
guished person from each congressional dis
trictto constitute the board, and spoke gene
rally against the bill.
Messrs. McKaig and Yelott advocated the
bill md quoted the opinion of the Court of
Appeals in the case Of the Baltimore police bill
in proof Of its constitutonality.
Mr.. Goldsborough offered other amendments
upon which, and repeated motions to adjourn,
the yeas and nays were called. The matter
was compromised finally, by permitting the
bill to be ordered TO third reading, with the
understanding that it should II be open to
amendment on its last reading, and the Senate
at midnight, adjourned.
FREDERIcK, May g.
SENATE.
MORNING SESSION The Senate met at the
usual hour.
The bill for the appointment of a sBoard Of
| Public Safety being under consideration,
successive amendments were offered by the OPP
ponents Of the bill, and the yeas and nays
called on each.
EVENING SESSION THE consideration of the
"public safety bill" was resumed
The first section was read, when an amend
ment proposing an election on the 18th of June
Of three persons--one from each Gubernatorial
district and another for six-one being from
each Congressional district, in place of those
persons ramed in the bill, were voted down
The only amendment adopted was one sub
shutting the name of John H. B. Latrobe for
that OF Thomas Winans, who declined
/ The Senate then adjourned till o'clock.
FREDEMcK, May 80 P. M-The Senate
still continues in session, and now have under
consideration the second section of the BILL
There is but little probability that final vote
on IL will be taken tonight, as its opponents
express their determination to resist and delay
its passage by every effort of parliamentary
tactics allowed by the rules of the Senate. The
friends Of the bill express their intention to sit
all night, if necessary.
Ldter.-The Senate has adjourned, without
any further action on the bill.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The bill to vest in the Board of Police Com
missioners in Baltimore city the powers now
vested in a single magistrate and constable,
-
general laws, relating 10 negroes and muiuttoes
was passed.
The committee on the Judiciary reported I'M
fayorably on the bill of Mr.. Jacobs to prohibit
free negroes from returning to the State after
leaving it, etc.
Mr.. Chaplain offered a minority report
Both bills were recommitted to the judiciary
committee.
joint resolution appropriating SIS mileage
in addition to the usual mileage, to each mem
Der and officer of both Houses from Baltimore
city and all the counties, excepting Washing
ton and Allegany, was passed.
The name Of Outerbridge Horsey was insert
ed in the joint resolution appointing COM
missioner to Richmond, reported yesterday
and the resolution was passed unanimously.
Mr.. Gordon obtained leave to report a bill
to provide for the qualification and installa-
ton as Comptroller of the Treasury of A. Lin
gan Jarrett, who was declared by the House
of Delegates, on the 10th day Of March, 1860,
duly elected to said Office &c. Referred.
| Mr.. Wallis, from the committee on federal
relations offered q second order requesting the
Governor to furnish the House, with as little
delay as possible, a copy of his letter to which
the letter of the Secretary of War of April LIST,
1861 already communicated, is a reply
which was adopted.
The House adjourned till tomorrow.