INDEX. 1005

ORDERS—

Instructing The Committee on Education to re-
port a bill amendatory to the Public School Law,
requiring the State Superintendent of Public
Schools, to report directly to the Legislature, at
its regular sessions, 227.

In regard to adjournment, 244.

In regard to the reference of the Baltimore City
Election bill, 263.

Relating to night sessions, 263.

Directing the Secretary to cause the register to
be removed from its present position, and placed
in the centre of the Senate chamber, 264.

In reference to the installation of the successor
of the present Executive of the State, 264.

To pay the expenses incurred by the Joint Com-
mittee appointed to visit the benevolent institu-
tions of the State, 274.

In reference to adjournment, 288.

In reference to printing 500 copies of the report
of the Committee on Internal Improvements, on
the memorial of the President and Directors of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, and the
counter memorial of the President of the Balti-
more and Potomac Railroad Company, 305.

Requesting the Board of Public Works to com-
municate what action, if any, it has taken to ex-
change the State's interest as stockholder and
creditor in the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com-
pany, &c., 320.

To receive the delegation on the Sunday law,
from the city of Baltimore, 335.

In relation to local bills, and calling the names
of Senators alphabetically, 336.

In regard to Benjamin Fawcett, 346.

In regard to the order of business for night ses-
sions, 384.

Directing the printer to have the journal for
the night sessions ready for distribution on the
succeeding morning, 394.

Committee on Claims instructed to issue certifi-
cate to Joseph E. Lynch to imburse him for
losses, 400.