1860.] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.          827

After some time spent in committee of the whole, the com-
mittee rose, and through Mr. Stake, chairman, reported that
they had had under consideration the bill entitled, an act to
incorporate the Baltimore City Passenger Railway company,
and also the bill entitled, an act to incorporate the Citizens'
Passenger Railway company of Baltimore, and to secure for
railway purposes, by proper penalties, the use of certain
streets in the city of Baltimore, had made some progress
thereon;

Mr. Legg moved that when this House adjourns, it adjourn
to meet again at half-past four, and that the unfinished busi-
ness of the morning's session be proceeded with in regular
order.

Mr. Gordon moved, as a substitute, that when this House
adjourn, it adjourn to meet at half-past 4 o'clock, and that
the unfinished business be proceeded with then and at the
evening session, until finished.

Mr. Kessler moved to strike out the words, "at the even-
ing session."

The yeas and nays being ordered, appeared as follow:

	Affirmative.
Messrs.	Chaplain,	Straughn,
Kilbourn, Speaker	Dennis, of Som.,	McAllister,
Morgan,	Holland,	Turner, Balt. city
Medders,	Jacobs,	Coudy,
Briscoe,	Kessler,	Eakle,
Parran,	Claggett,	Stake,
Compton,	Routzahn,	Griffith,
Burgess,	Johnson,	Harding,
Worthington,	Salmon,	Turner, How.,
Denison, Balt. co.	Naill,	Brown—29.
	Negative.
Messrs. Mackubin,	McCoy,	Smith,
Wilson, of Cecil,	Goldsborough,	Gordon,
Maxwell,	Krafft,	Beall,
Miller,	Booze,	McCleary,
Landing,	Beth,	Gorsuch,
Wilson, of Har.,	Crowley,	Mills—18.

On motion of Mr. Harding,
The House adjourned until 4½ o'clock,