The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-04

Mr. HARVEY, from the Committee Highways, offered
resolution favorable to the opening of Park street from
Richmond to Bidde street. Laid on the table.
MI HARVEY also offered resolution to close Diamond
alley Laid on the table.
Mr. TALBOT offered resolution to the effect that the
tton and papers of Dr. H. p. Yeates asking remunera
ton for services rendered the city, be returned to him.
Adopted
letter from Thomas NJ Emory of New Orleans, of
the agents of the McDonogh Estate, was read, and
moon referred to the Committee on the McDonogh Es
Mr.. HARVEY called up the ordinance to condemn and
open Preston street from Pennsylvania to Chats
worth street. Passed.
Mr.. McCoMAs moved a reconsideration of the
ering the petition of B. F. and VIM H. Forester to the
Board of Public School Commissioners Adopted
Mr.. HYNEs offered substitute that the Committee be
discharged from the further consideration of the subject
Adopted. Yeas 10, Nays T.
Mr. BEALE called up ordinance increasing the limits
of direct taxation of the city of Baltimore. Passed
Mr.. HARVEY offered resolution that the Committee on
Education inquire into the expediency Of leasing lot of
ground Walsh street, for the purpose f erecting a
public school thereon. Adopted
Mr.. DUNNocK from the Committee the Harbor offer
ed resolution authorizing the City Commissioner to erect
platforms on McElderrys and Dugan's wharf Adopted
Mr.. DUKEHART called up the ordinance relative to the
public debt of the city of Baltimore Passed.
Mr.. DUKEHART from the Committee of Conference to
whom referred the subject of Police and Fire
Alarm Telegraph presented report and resolutions
thorzng the Comptroller of the city to advertise for pro-
posals for the erection OF Police and Fire Alarm Tele
graph in the city, said proposals to be opened on the goth
of August next The report and resolutions were unani
mously adopted.
SECOND BRANcH-The Branch met pursuant to adjourn
ment JOHN B. SEIDENsTRICKER, ESQ., President in the
Chair, and all the members present.
Mr. SIMMs called the ordinance providing for the APP
pointment of Port Warden and prescribing his du
dies which was passed
Mr.. HoRNEY from the Committee the Harbor re-
ported resolution to abolish the ordinance relative to the
licensing of hay hucksters Adopted.
resolution adverse to the application for the repeal of
the ordinance forbidding the bringing of oysters
city during the summer months received from the
First Branch and concurred in.
Resolutions authorizing the Port Warden to deepen the
Black Basin at the mouth of Jones' Falls; referring the
petitions relative to the extension of the Richmond
ket and the erection of fish shed the Beair market
to the next session of the Council authorizing the CITY
Commissioner to repair certain streets; in favor Baker
Holmes Brown for work at the Calvert spring.
to paving Mechanics Court and adverse pc
tions of Thomas France Rufus Norwood and j. R. Trim
BILE, severaly received from the First Branch
concurredn.
Mr. SIMMs submitted resolution authorizing the harbor
master of the first district to regulate vessels the back
basin during the of the work of deepening the
same Adopted.
The resolution appropriating a of money for re-
pairing the Office of the Clerk of the Superior Court
taken up but laid without action being had thereon
Mr. BORROWER call up the resolution in favor of VIM
Nicholl. Referred to the Committee Markets
Mr. HERRING introduced an ordinance to condemn and
open alley to from Madison street. between Eutaw
and Biddle streets, to Bddle street. Passed.
Adjourned until this afternoon