The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-18

bill on the table and make it the order
for Wednesday; carried.-Mr. NORRIS of
Tered resolution to place gas lamp at the corner
OF Howard street and Richmond market space;
carried.-Mr. SIMMs called up the ordinance
which prohibits the removal of live stock on Sun
day, and granting permission to dealers to remove
them from the cars to the nearest public pens.-
Mr.. POLLOCK offered substitute; laid on the table
and ordered to be printed. d.-Mr BLACKBURN
called up the resolutions directing the Water
Board to have the pump on Gay street, in front of
No. l34, repaired. Adjourned.
SECOND BRANCH.-Present William McPhail, ESQ.,
PRESIDENT, and all the members except Messrs.
Van Nostrand and Sewell.-A communication from
the Mayor was received and read TThe Campaign
Document-EDs. MIR. MoCoMAs moved the report
be accepted, and that 900 copies be printed. -
Mr.. COTTON moved to amend by printing 500 copies.
The amendment was accepted and the motion
adopted. d.-Mr. ELLTCoTT from the Joint Standing
Committee on Health, offered a resolution granting
permission to Francis White and others, to erect
east of Mine Bank Lane, between Monument
and Chase streets, which was read second
time and passed.-Mr. ELLrCoTT from the Joint
standing Committee on the Fire Department. Of
Igred % a resolution granting permission to Thomas
llarkness TO build frame shed in the rear of his
dwelling, corner of Franklin and Fremont streets.
whlch was passed.--A resolution granting permits
sion to Edward kearney to connect his buildings,
by throwing iron girders Little Courtland
street, sixteen feet above ground, was read the
second time and rejected by yeas 4-nays 4 The
ordinance fixing the salaries of the Register
and Deputy Register of the city Of Bal
timore, and prescribing their duties-the
Registers salary is 81, 900, that of the Deputv
81, ,2O0-was read the second time and passed -
An ordinance authorizing vctuallers to keep swine
on their premises for the purpose of consuming the
otal from the slaughter-hOuses, provided permis-
sion be obtained first from the Board of Health was
read the second time, and, on motion of Mr.. Cook
and on the table.-A resolution granting permits
sion to Milbourn, Adams & McGee to continue in
use a sign suspended from their premises M 4
hlght street wharf, was received from the First
branch, read a second time and passed.-Mr
ELLIcOTr presented the following preamble and
resolution:
WHEREAS, William McPhal Esq, by virtue of his Of
nee as President of the Second Branch of the City Council
VI was called upon, during the exciting period
preceding the November election act as Mayor er oco
IN the place of the Mayor elect who was confined bv
and whereas whilst in the discharge
l MS ohcal duties as acting Mayor he was the 3Oh
day of October 1852 stricken down endangern his life
anu causing him much pecuniary loss and bodily suffer
ing connlng him. for the space of five months to his
bed and up to the present time disabling him from at
tending to his usual business; therefore, be it
ReSOred by the Mayor and Ciy Council of F11tjmore
That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby authorized and
directed to pay to William McPhail the sum of f dol
lars the same to be in consideration of the bodily injury
ana consequent pecunary loss sustained by him whilst
in the discharge of his official duties on the 3Oh dav of
october 1889 as Mayor Cco, by virtue ofhis office as
Baltimore. ~ "
MIR; TAYLOR moved second reading; carried
Mr.. ELLIcorr moved to fill the blank by insert
ing one thousand doars.-Mr. CoLroY said he
teit justified, in the performance Of his public
dutiesto oppose the passage of the resolution For
the President, personally, he had the highest re-
gard; and if he thought the Branch had the power
to vote the money he would cheerfulIy give it; but
he did not think it was the province of the Council
to legisIate in that way.-The question being
taken on the adoption of the resolution: it was
passed by the following vote Yeas-Messrs. Cath
cart, Cook, Taylor, EIlicott, Musselman and Nc.
COmas-6; nav-Mr. Adiourned