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Mr.. HoLLYDAY, from the committee, made
all unfavorable report on bill providing for
amendments in ejectment suits. Concurred
in.


On motion of Mr. WARE, committee
was appointed by the Speaker, to prepare
and report bill decIaratory of contempts
of court.


A bill was passed, giving the Board oI
Directors of the Mary land Penltentiary
power in regulating the employ of officers
Sc, and to regulate their pay; and to estab,
lish domestic regulations for the institution
generally.


Mr.. CLAGETr called up his resolution
requiring the Governor to cause pro cess t.
be issued against the editor of the R,aItimor
Saturday Visiter, upon an alleged. violation
of the law of 1886, prohibiting the circula
ton of matter calculated to beget insurrec
tion, SC. ...e.


Some warm debating, by Mr.. C. in favo
of the resolutions, and Messrs. EGE an,
Hook, in opposition, grounded upon mat
ter of expediency, followed.


Mr.. BOWIE offered as substitute, a reso
luton, directing the Attorney General to as
certain whether any editor or other person
in Baltimore city, has violated the provision
of saiG law; and, if in his opinion, he deem
the editor of the Visiter, or any other per
son, has so acted, then, in his judgment, tt
call the attention of the courts to that fact


After further debate the substitute wa
adopted. .,i