The first business in order was the unfinished business of
the morning session.

The question recurring upon the motion of Mr. Miller to
recommit to the Committee on Agriculture the Senate bill
in relation to the inspection of all artificially manufactured
manures, &c.

Mr. Stephenson called for the yeas and nays.
On the question being put,
It was determined in the negative:

AFFIRMATIVE.

Messrs. Hyland, Miller—3.

Kimmel,
NEGATIVE.

Messrs. President, Jump,
Biggs, Malone,
Browne, Parker,
Carroll, Sellman,
Clarke, Snyder,
Earle, Spates,
Grove, Timmons,
Henkle, Welch,
Henry, Wilson—18.

Said bill was then passed by yeas and nays, as follows :

AFFIRMATIVE.

Messrs. President Kimmel,

Biggs, Parker,
Clarke, Sellman,
Grove, Spates,
Henkle, Timmons,
Henry, Wilson—13.
Jump,
NEGATIVE.

Messrs. Browne, Miller,
Carroll, Snyder,
Earle, Stephenson,
Hyland, Welch—9.
Malone,

Said bill was then sent to the House of Delegates.

The President laid before the Senate the following com-
munication from his Excellency, Governor Bowie :

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Annapolis, March 21st, 1870.

Gentlemen of the Senate of Maryland:

I have signed and approved the following bill received
from your Honorable Body, and transmitted the same to the
Clerk of the Court of Appeals in accordance with the pro-