The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-09

the completion of every FIVE miles of the road unit
the 100000 of the bonds have been issued. 1t al
so requires that the Company shall deposit in the
hands of the Register of the city, all sums oyel
eighty per cent. for which the bonds shall be sold
to be used as sinking fund for the final liquida
tion of the bonds endorsed. Laid on the table.
MIR. BLACKBURN called up the ordinance grant.
ing permission to persons to keen hay and chi
straw on their premises.
Mr.. EVANS offered an additional section, fixing a
penalty of $40 for each violation of the ordinance
Adopted.
The ordinance was then passed.
Mr.. BAUGHER called up the report of the Com
mlttee on Internal Improvements, on the subject
OF the proposed sale Of the Pittsburg and Connes-
vile Railroad
MIR. BAUGHER offered resolution authorizing the
PRESIDENT OF the Branch to transmit COPY OF the
law to both Houses of the Legislature, and accom-
panylng the report with request that it be passed.
The law grants permission to the city to issue S40O
600 worth of bonds, redeemable in 80 years, to be
used in purchasing l0% miles of the Pittsburp and
Connellsvie Railroad.
The resolution adopted
Mr.. TALBOT presented the report of the Commit
tee on Police and Jail, with resolution granting
permission to Boehm, Rice & Co.. to extend a sign
four feet from the walls of the second story of their
warehouse, No. 80 South Calvert street. Laid on
the table.
Mr.. ROBERTS called up the resolution attached to
the Committee on Health, declaring powdering
and sitting guano establishment, occupied by Robt
turner, situated in the rear of a warehouse on
Frederick street, between Pratt street and Smiths
alley, nuisance, and ordering its removal
Adopted.
A resolution was received from the Second
Branch relative to the proposition before the Leg
lsiature OF the State to increase the number of
Directors on the part of the private stockholders
in the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The PRESIDENT stated that he had been requested
by the Clerk of the Second Branch to inform the
members that it was the desire of the Second
Branch that the resolution should be acted on this
evening
Mr.. Balm moved its adoption
Mr.. BLACKBURN objected
Mr.. MACE moveda suspension of the rules, which
was lost by the following vote:
Yeas-Messrs. President, Chapman, Mace, Tai
bott, Pollock, A. NJ. Price, Simms, Spedden, Tay
lor, Balm and Norris-l1.
Nays-Messrs. Roberts, Penn, Baugher, Black
burn, K. Price and Linton-6. Adjourned.
SECOND BRANCH.-Branch met pursuant to ad
Journment. Present, DAVID TAYLOR, ESQ.,, Presi-
dent pro tenn, and all the members except the Pre-
silent and Mr. Sewall.
MIR. MussELMAN presented the petition of George
att and others, cheese sellers in the Centre mar
ket, asking the privilege of using the new stalls
about to be erected at the head of the Fish market,
and praying that the cheese stalls be not removed
from that part of the market-house. Referred.
An ordinance authorizing the Mayor to grant
permission to place figures devices upon the can
yass overhanging the sides and caves of awning
frames, &c., was taken up and passed.
The resolution requesting the representatives of
the city in the Senate and House of Delegates, to
oppose the passage of the bill pending before
the Legislature, proposing to increase the number
OF Directors on the part of the private stockholders
In the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, was
taken up, and after some discussion, passed by
the following vote:
Yeas.-Messrs. Van Nostrand, Cathcart, Cook,
Taylor, Ellicott Musselman and McComas-7.
Nay.-Mr. Colton-1.
The Branch adjourned until tomorrow afternoon
at five O'Clock