Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-10

after my entrance into this hall felt completely ac-
cIlnated and SO perfect was the assimilation that
Ie le session closed the prospect of separation
I1r brief period became a sad and fOrbidding re-
nectlon. Be assured | shall always feel proud to
recognize each member of this Senate friend for
whose prosperity and happiness can never cease to
entertain the deepest solicitude
May each aha az OF you, Senators, arrive at your
lespectVe uestinatlonS In safety and find no shadow
upon the hearth-stone of home to saddcn your re-
turn;-and, when the crcling year shall summon us
again to this hall, may we meet in fEe eniovert Of
health, and the full purpose to aid with o,r whole
might, the advancement of the noble old State of
MeaIyIand' and the union and prosperity of ali the
now pronounce the Senate adjourned sine dine
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Afternoon and Night Session.-The Boom hill which
occupied the afternoon session being under consider
alton, the first resolution read, when the oppo
nents OF the bill by parliamentary tactics and re-
peated calls for ayes and noes, motions to adjourn
etc, on the bill, and also Senate amendments 10
the general appropriation BILL and other bills con-
sumed the time until after nine o'clock, when q
motion to recommit the Boom bill TO the committee
on corporations was carried without opposition the
friends of the bill giving way in consideration of the
many important bills awaiting the action of the
House; and which would otherwise be lost. So the
Boom bill failed to pass.
- BILLS PASSED.
=, Inc following Senate bills were passed To au-
thorIza the sale Of the dividend stock in the Bati
more and Ohio Railroad Company. To authorize
the sale OF 200 shares of stock held by the State in
the Union Manufacturing Company. To amend the
local law OF Hartord county. Authorizing the trus-
tees OF the slmshouse of Kent county to sell piece
OF ground To amend the local law of Chestertown.
1ncorp Grating the Methodist Episcopal Church of
fredericksburg. Caroline county. To authorize tie
comm lssiouers of Queen Annes county to levy a tax
IN AID Of the bridge at Crumpton. To incorporate
company. 10 prohibit the sale of liquors at or near
Upper Hunting creek Caroline and dorchester
counties Transferring certain duties in connection
with licenses from the clerk of tne Court OF Com
mon Pleas to the sheriff of Baltimore citv. To
pay Il. IL. Owens, &c, claim against the State
hepeaHng section 3Sl of article 4, relating to the
inspection OF lsrlklnr thD prohi of
inspectors to hold the Office for four years. To
amend the charter Of the Maryland Mutual Insur-
ahce Company OF baltimore City. TO amend the
charter of Denton, Caroline County. House bill to
provide for The payment to the Mayor of Baltimore
a salary of -, 600 as Police Commissioner This was
the last bill passed in the House. and the Senate had
IN the meantime adjourned.
ADJ0URNHENT
The Speaker responded to The vote of thanks, in
House sine die.
-, BILLS. WHICH FAILED To BECOME LAWS
The subjoined is a list of bills which passed one
House. land therefore the most importantly but which
tailed to pass the other The bills which failed to
them The list send will be sufficient to acouaint
persons Interested in legislation with the fate OF their
bills The following is list OF bills which passed the
Senate put which failed to pass the House: 10 au-
thorze the sale exchange of portion of the stock
Standing to the credit or the sinking fund. To aU-
thorle the corporation Of Cumberland TO build a
bridge over the Potomac. To amend the road law Of
Worcester county. To authorize the Presbyterian
congregation in Worcester county to convey lot of
ground. 10 incorporate the Head OF Sassairas. To
incorporate the Westminster Gas COMPANY. To IN
corporate the Poc0moke Marine Railway Gamma
ny. To incorporate the Chesapeake Life Insurance
Company. To incorporate the Chesttrtown Water
Company. 10 authorize a certain RAILROAD in
AHegany to refuse transportation Of whisky.
To EXEMPT the State boundy bonds from taxation
For the benefit of Thos. J. White Of Howard county
To make valid official acts of commissioners of Cam
bridge. 10 amend the law relating to storage of
tobacco. 10 amend charter of Clinton Lodge. To
Incorporate Mount 0livet VI. L. Church. To incor-
Porate Corsica Lodge, Requiring county, commits
II lnY thn hon
law with the Comptroller. To entranchisc james
Grace and others. To amend section % Of article +,
relating to tobacco. To make valid deed to Chaun-
cey Brooks To authorize certain southern counties
to aid the Point Ookout Railroad Company. To
amend the act relating to smallpox. To prohibit the
sale OF liquor at tallStOwn To pay Governor Brad
ford for the loss Of his house. Relating to taxes in
AIegany county. 10 incorporate the Worcester and
Somerset Raj road Company.
There are also forty eight other Senate bills which
failed to pass the Senate,
The following is a list Of bills which passed the
House, but failed to pass the Senate To incorporate
the Evangelical Lutheran Church Of Nilliamsport.
10 change he name Of Rose ann Rogers. To change
the name OF John NJ Pitcock. To amend the law re-
latlng 10 negroes in Somerset county: TO make
valid bequeSt Of the Disciples Church i'll Philade-
RGhIaii RG 10 refund John NJ Iond a sum ot money;
the law relating to minors and guardians. Relating
to the abatement Of nuisanceS in Baltimore city.
For the relief Of Thomas A. Kennard. To incor-
tons IS and 40 of article of the Code. Relating
to two bridges over the Monocacy. To amend sec
ton 30 of article II Of local law of Frederick county.
10 provide for the adoption of destitute children
To incorporate the Manor Turnpike Company. To
incorporate Freedom Lodge of Masons. Relating Ia
fisheries in the Potomac river. For the relief oil
James Wiener and n. Norris. To authorize cclorei
persons to testify in courts. To pay registration Off
GERS. To incorporate the Boat and Transportation
Company Of Allegany county. To provide for chang
ing of names by the Circuit Courts To authorize
Commissioners of Washington county to assume q
portion of the rebel debt. Fixing the salary of the
Secretary Of the Baltimore Police Board. Taxing
oysters five cents per buShe to pay soldiers bounes
To increase the pay of witnesses. To incorporate
the Farmers and Mechanic Insurance Company o.
laws. Joint resolution endorsing the message o.
Gov. Swami.
There were also eghty-nine other House billswh
failed to pass the House. and five sets OF resolutions
= which were unacted upon.
The whole number OF Senate bills which became
laws is forty-nine. The whole number of House bill
which became laws is one hundred and nineteen
There eight laws passed in favor of the cterI
Maryland Railroad