The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-11

with substitute providing for the payment to him of
the usual allowance for that purpose The substitute
c0ncurred in by a vote of yeas II To nays ,.
The PRESIDENT laid before the Branch communication
from the City Comptroller reportipg upon the claim of
Messrs. Wild Schneider Klein, for paving, that he
deemed them entitled TO the amount of 1852 a. Referred
TO The Committee on Claims.
Mr. MADDOX moved reconsideration of the vote
adopting the ordinance providing for the leasing the
city wharveS The motion was negatived by almost
unanimous vote
The Second Branch submitted communication that
eE declined demonstrating the vote rejecting the or
name Tor opening Holiday street.
On motion OF Mr.. wooD, a message was sent to the
hralci ASKING Committee of Conference upon the sub
JGct and the char appointed Messrs Wood Dukehar and
Harvey on the part OF this Branch.
Mr.. DuKEHAET called 10 the ordinance providno for
the more extended lighting the streets with gas upon
those streets where the Gas Company have their pipes
laid providing the shall not than the pres
cnt lighting of the lamps with oil.
Mr.. TALBOT moved it be again tabled with view to
an amendment providing for the creation of Office pro-
viding for an inspector of gas.
The motion prevailed by vote of yeas 13 to nays s.
Mr.. DUKEHART offered resolution directing Register
10 pay 500 to the commission for organizing the Fire De
partme much thereof may he necessary to
the expenses of the commission. Adopted.
Adjourned.
SECOND BRANCH.-The Branch met pursuant to ad-
jomnment JOHN L. SEIDENsTRIcKER, Esq. President in
the chair
Mr.. SIMMs presented memorial from George C Addi-
and Others demonstrating against the placing of gates
at Conway street to be closed during the arrival and de-
parture Of trains at the Camden station.
The PRESIDENT presented the petition of Michael Wort
asking damages INJURIES his property in
of the effectiveness of the foot pavement in front of his
premises. Deferred to the Committee Claims
Mr.. kELso introduced ordinance explanatory of the
ordinance for the appointment of the City Auditor Laid
the table
Resolutions authorizing the purchase by the city author
tiles of the engine houses of the Columbian Deptford and
Franklin fire companies, received from the First
Branch and laid on the table.
Mr.. SULLIVAN, from the Committee on Highways pre-
sented resolution referring the subject Of widening
Light street at Baltimore street. to the continued session
of the Council in September
The following resolutions received from the First
Branch and concurred in:
Adverse to the petition of the Junior Artillersts to
purchase safe for the City Commissioners Office adverse
to an additional appropriation to the Board of Health;
dlScSing the committee from the further consideration
oil the accounts of the Trustees of the Amhouse;
point person to index the revised ordinances granting
permission to Samuel Chesney to construct switch
North street. adverse to the purchase of Grenohle ose
placing pump on the of Schroeder and Pierce
streets to build house for the keeper Franklin square
authorizing the RegSrto borrow money for the Commits
sioners of Public Schools
message was received from the First Branch request
ing this Branch to reconsider the on the Holiday
street ordinance, which non concurrcd in Subst-
quentlya message to appoint Committee Of Conference
was received from the First Branch and concurrcd in
Ihe resolution to place gates at Conway the
oeneht oil The railroad company was taken up and
iected.
The ordinance to close Diamond alley was taken up and
rejected.
ballot was had for two commissioners to re-organizc
the Fire Department which resulted election of
MesSrs. Herring and Kirk.
Adjourned until this afternoon.