1858] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.               29

Grieves,		McPherson,	Dorsey,
Ford, of	Cecil,	Smith, of Balt. city,
Hearn,		Kennard—41.

The question being on the substitute offered by Mr. Stirling,
The yeas and nays were called, and appeared as follows:

	Affirmative.
Messrs. Berry, Sp'r.,	Thomas,	Kennard,
Wickes,	Harding,	Lynch, of Balt. city,
Meginnis,	Bowlus,	Harrington,
Griffiss,	Root,	Crowley,
Magruder,	Koons,	Forrest,
Waller,	Hobbs,	Alexander,
Moore,	Hanway,	Rohrer,
Sudler, of Somerset,	Bacon,	Gray,
Tilghman,	Todd,	McKinstry,
Dail,	Stirling,	Reindollar,
Richardson,	Rogers,	Day,
Grieves,	McPherson,	Welling,
Ford, of Cecil,	Smith, of Balt. city,	Dorsey—40.
Hearn,
	Negative.
Messrs. Morgan,	Ford, of Balt. co..	Landing,
Neale,	Lynch, of Bah. co.,	Spence,
Tongue,	Clarke,	Schnebly,
Mackubin,	Goldsborough,	Duvall,
Kilbourne,	Kidd,	Worthington,
Burgess,	Belt,	Thruston,
Stonestreet,	Wyville,	Kilgour,
Walker,	Contee,	Barnard,
Allender,	Sudler, of Q. A.,	Mountz—27.

So the said substitute was adopted.

Mr. Kennard offered the following order:

Ordered, That when this House adjourn it adjourns to meet to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.

Mr. Kidd moved to strike out "ten o'clock" and insert "eleven
o'clock;"

Which was determined in the affirmative.

The secretary of the Senate delivered the following bill, en-
titled an act confirmatory of the act passed at January session
eighteen hundred and fifty-six, appropriating the sum of one hun-
dred dollars as compensation to Henry Hagan, of Allegany county,
for the arrest of Miller, who was executed at Cumberland for