1861.] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES. 277

Rasin, Jacobs, Wilson,

Medders, Landing, McCoy,

Briscoe, Johnson, Coudy,

Burgess, Salmon, Brining,

Ford, Naill, Fiery,

Denison, Straughn, Stake,

Quinlan, Goldsborough, Griffith,

Renshaw, Warfield, Gordon,

Dennis, of Som't Brune, Barnard,

Holland, Pitts, Roop,

Maxwell, Harrison, Gorsuch,

Miller, Thomas, Mills,

Bryan, Wallis, Turner—41.

NEGATIVE—Mr. McIntire—1.
Said resolutions were then sent to the Senate.

On motion of Mr. Scott,
The House took up for consideration

The bill entitled, an act to prevent the prosecution of cer-
tain offences in the city and county of Baltimore;

Which was read the second time.

The Secretary of the Senate returned the following:

A bill entitled a further additional supplement to an act
entitled, an act to establish and incorporate a Medical and
Chirurgical Faculty or Society in the State of Maryland;

Endorsed, "passed by yeas and nays," with amendment:

Strike out in the fourth line of 1st section the word
"such," and insert the words "any ten."

Also, a bill entitled,, an act to amend article XX of the
Code of Public Local Laws, by repealing the 91st section
thereof relating to jurors in Talbot county, and substitu-
ting a new section therefor;

Endorsed, "passed by yeas and nays."

Mr. Roop, from a select committee, reported favorably upon
a Senate bill entitled, an act to legalize and make valid the
acts, doings and proceedings of the Burgesses and Commis-
sioners of Uniontown, in Carroll county,

Which was read the second, and by special order the third
times and passed by yeas and nays, as follow: