190             JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Jan. 29,

Mr. Crowley, moved that the consideration of said bill be
indefinitely postponed,

The yeas and nays being demanded appeared as follows:

	Affirmative.
Messrs. Berry, Sp'r,	Dail,	Lynch, of B. city,
Morgan,	Richardson,	Crowley,
Wickes,	Davis,	Forrest,
Meginnis,	Contee,	Rohrer,
Kilbourn,	Larrimore,	Summers,
Stonestreet,	Landing,	Gray,
Walker,	Spence,	Schnebly,
Ford, of Balt. co.	Thomas,	Worthington,
Smith, of Balt. co.	Harding,	Barnard,
Clarke,	Bowlus,	McKinstry,
Goldsborough,	Hanway,	Reindollar,
Waller,	McGonigal,	Day,
Moore,	Smith, of B. city,	Welling,
Sudler, of Som.	Kennard,	Dorsey—42.
Tilghman
	Negative.
Messrs. Mackubin,	Belt,	McPherson,
Magruder,	Wyville,	Harrington,
Allender,	Sudler, of Q. A.	Alexander,
Lynch, of Balt. co.	Stirling,	Thruston,
Grieves,	Rogers,	Mountz—16.
Ford, of Cecil,

So the consideration of said bill was indefinitely postponed.

On motion of Mr. Goldsborough,
The rules were suspended, and

Leave was granted a committee of one from each county,
and the city of Baltimore, to introduce a bill to fix an uniform
per diem rate of payment to each of the Judges of the Orphans'
Courts of this State.

Mr. Belt, from a select committee, introduced a bill enti-
tled, an act for the relief of C. S. Keech, administrator of
Thomas P. Turner, former deputy Sheriff of Prince George's
county;

Which was read the first time.

The bill entitled, an act to incorporate Irving College, in
Manchester, Carroll county ;

Was read the second time, and ordered to be engrossed for
a third reading.