The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-25
CITY NTELLIGENCE.

ANOTHER INDIGNATION MISUNDERSTANDING FOR
Mr.. GAITHER.-Last evening, the friends of Thos
B. Gather met at Rechabite Hall, for the purpose
of expressing their Indignation at the course pur-
sued by Judge krebs, in removing him from the
Clerkship of the Circuit Court, and in imposing
fine and imprisonment on him for contempt. At
quarter past eight o'clock, with about seventy-fve
persons in the Hall, the meeting was organized by
ex-Justice Jolly moving that MIR. VIM. Carmichael
be called to the chair. Mr. James Morrow was
made Secretary. The President stated that he had
refused to act as Chairman, being relative of Mr..
Gather, but notwithstanding his refusal he had
been called on. He then stated that it was well
known what the object of the meeting was, and he
was ready to receive any proposition. There was
a pause here of two minutes when Mr.. Morrow
moved the appointment of committee of five to
draft resolutions expressive of the sense of the.
meeting; adopted. The Chair asked how the com
mittee should be appointed, and when that officer
was requested to name the committee, he said he
would rather not the audience all strangers
to him. Mr.. Morrow (Secretary) suggested the
following persons for the committee, and they were
appointed A. d. Evans, warden of the Peniten-
tiary,) j. A. Vaee, L. A. Bryan j. E. Prigg and
Mr.. McCou The committee retired, and in few
minutes one of them came back and reported that
Mr.. A. ID. Evans not present. The Chair ap-
pointed DR.. Baird, when that gentleman rose and
said that Mr.. Evans was present. The Chair
'"The gentleman is mistaken. Mr.. Evans is not
present" DR.. Baird-"No sir, Pm not. He is in
the ante-room. l saw him there. | cannot serve
as 1T is not my intention to remain long" Thus
matters rested, when, alter lew minutes absence,
the Committee Cor what left of it) entered
and Mr.. Vallee said-"Mr. President in the abb
sence OF the Chairman it devolves upon me to pre-
sent the following preamble and resolutions, which
the Secretary read. They expressed Indignation at
the course pursued by Judge Krebs, and provided
for the appointment of committees of two persons
in each ward who should collect funds to be ex-
pended in securing Mr.. Gather his rights, and also
to pay the fine. At the close of the reading Mr.
VIM. u. Brown moved that the word Honorable
wherever it occurred prefxed to the name of Judge
krebs, be stricken out He didn't think him wor-
thy of it. Carried. voice in the room moved
that the last resolution (Which referred to the
committees in the wards to collect funds) be not
published. Mr.. Vale objected to the proposition
and was in favor of publishing the resolution. He
SAID the Chairman must appoint the ward COM
mittees. The Chair said that he could not take
that responsibility. He did not think it proper as
he was from the county and resident of the city,
The motion was withdrawn. The reporter here
asked Tor the resolutions, when ex-Justice Jolly
moved that the preamble and resolutions be not
published until after the next meeting. Carried
Mr.. VIM Fl. Brown moved that when the Con-
vention adjourn it be until next Friday evening.
Carried. The meeting then adjourned, and the
audience very quietly dispersed with the exception
of one individual, who went down the steps sing
ing, "Rip-slap-set EN- up agin.'
REPoRT OF THE AGENTS OF THE MCDoNoGH FUND
The following report was presented by Mr.. Eli
colt in the second Branch of the City Council yes
terday
To the Honorable the Muvor and Cify Co,uacz of Roy
GENTLEMEN:-I have the honor to transmit the en-.
closed copies of an order and receipt transferring from
the Agents OF the city of Baltimore for the McDonogh
Estate to the Trustees of the McDonogh Educa-
uonal Fund and Institute, the of 1923, sos 50,
in notes &c, deposited for collection in the Citizens
Bank of Louisiana. This transfer is compliance
with the 4th clause of the 2d section Of your ordinance
relating to the liquidation of this approved on the
18th May, 1858. 1t gives pleasure also, to apprse
your honorable body that the agents have recently ef
teced sale of Onehaf of the valuable tract Of land be
longing to the estate in the Parish of Ibervie Louisi
ana The whole tract, according to government survey
contains 2640 of which, $50 per acre
(the amount realized by u.s. will yield the very hand
addition Of S66 900 to the share of Baltimore
ing still the other half for future disposal The pro-
perty is Sold subject to survey, which is pre-
of Completion have the honor be, gentlemen
with the greatest respect, your obedient servant,
BRANTz MAYER,
For self and his colleagues VIM s Peterkin and Thos
H. Emory Agents of Baltimore for the Mconogh Estate.
NEW ORLEANS, April II, 1860
JAS D. nENTGRE, Esq,
President Citizens Bank of Louisiana.
Dear Sir You will please hold subject to the order of
John W. Randolph. Esq President Board of Trust
ees of the McDonogh Educational Fund of Baltimore all
the notes and proceeds of notes maturing the Sth
April inst, deposited by the Agents of Baltimore with
the Citizens Bank for collection excepting the cash now
on deposit amounting to S62 ,94 IA, and sundry notes
hereinafter particularized amounting to SlS7I5 90
These reservations made by the Agents of Baltimore
to cover attachment of funds in their hands for claim
of the city of New Orleans for S50000 with interest from
1854 and costs in this and a suit brought bv certain
Moses Fox against the McDonogh Estate for $500 O00 &c
The notes referred to amount per reporof Agents
June Sd 1859, to.........,.....,.SI 1887 g92 62
Since collected and deposited in
pahk'''' .'.''........,...,.,.... 4,53l 40