The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-28
"oUH6DiNGS Of THE CITY COUNCIL.


FfOCEEDlNGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
WEDNESDAY, March o.
FIRST Observation-Disclosures G. BLACKBURN
Esq, President, and all the members.
MEYERS presented the petition of Samuel Register
LOT PERMISSION to remove akerbstone in front of hi,
premises, NO. IL Register street; referred MIR
BouLDEN presented the petition of Cbristonhar
shaw, asking payment of certificates to the amount
Oh OF, So3Z given by the criminal court to John r,
wilson, ID. d. Gill and Edward W. Salmon, for
court under Judge Stump; referred Also .
memorial of the Junior Artillery company for an
appropriation to enable them to take proper care
OF the ordnance belonging to the State; referred
d I. boLaIANo presented remonstrance of Jas
L. frames aud others, against permission BEING
granted to the passenger railway cars to run
ON Sunday; referred.-Mr CHASE nresen,ad
the petition of William H. Fields and others
5nat the bridge at kidgely street, near the Spring
Harden, may be raised so as to allow the nassaoe
OF water; referred.-Mr. DIXON presented The
petition OF Louis Schroeder and Others. that the
art on Third street, near Hamburg, NAV he re
moved; referred. MIR. Thomas submitted a re-
port with resolution granting permission IN Jobn
bullock Son to keep swine on their nram;saO -.
wynn ais; laid over.-Mr. Hay presented a
petition OF John G. Mccullough to be allowed 70
eect ON MS premises, corner of Fremont and Pratt
kipdling soeSm engine for the purpose of cutting
up tne resolution, submitted the preyions do @
lnorlzing the Mayor to sign any applicat;on ao of
persons owning one,half of the property bind;nr
eradns and aaacent to Patterson Park for the
ohAss submitted reports with a resolution oront;
PERMISSION 10 osborn McBee to have erected a oas
lamp In front OF his premises No. AZ Centre Martst
tho h,,,ha oiscnarging the committee from
.ae further consideration of the petition NJ ~ o ~
Magruder In relation to a gas amn at Tho 80 "
OF Lerews alley and Mulberry street. adontaJ ner
MI. BANDEL presented an ordinance for tbo -
erection of ib NO, %, OF 1858, providing for the
Tor the erection of new Central Nal HI VI
On GouI uano street, in the rear of the civ Sn;
LOT; laid over.-Mr. BouLpEN nresantody spring
pon GIVING permission to the Northern Central
nnahway company to unload their ourthen cars on
Bond street, near Thames; adopted .-Mr d, ~, on
chARp called up the resolution appropriatinq s5oo
10 repair the Marine Hospital and ADJOINING bniId,
, ,as = adoptea-Mr. NICHOLAS, from the Commit
zee 10 whom was referred the memorials asking The
appropriation of $4,000 to aid the unemnIovad my
chanlcs OF this city, submitted report in which :;
stated the fact that the City Council have nv 10
T noli.y 10 appropriate money to such purposes
Inc committee, however, recommend the emnIov
ment of 800 men on the various works of tho citr
AN ordinance to authorize the employment of The
ABOVE number of mechanics in the public marks
~ tne city, and appropriating $4,000 to defray
.ne expense, accompanies the report; laid ON the
table.-Mr. PHELPS called IN the resout;ons ~
.acneu 70 inc report OF the Joint Standing Com
mittee on Police and JAIL in reference to the no
nee system OF the city. He made some few re.
h marhs aitsr wnch ne suggested that they should
which was accordingly directed by the RrauaI'
.-Mr. BLANCHARD presented a resolution If
INQUIRY to the visitors of the city iaiI. wbatbor
lhe prisoners there confined are OBLIGED ~
lie Tama iaoGr as required by the Code Of Pub
nv na~s, aaopted.-A communication was re-
oeNeu rom the City Commissioners in answer ~
resoiution OF enquiry, stating that the lowest hid
sSr .ne proposed planting Of trees, &c., in Jackson
Ond Branch was received a resolution tue oec-
George j. Loane to continue in use frr
the rear OF his premises, on Montgomerv s at
laid over-Mr. SrAYLoR presented repor rt, ei,S
a :. resolution granting permission to George j.
King to erect frame shed on premises Nc 7S1
West Lexington street; adopted.-Mr. NICHOLS
called up the resolution authorizing the Commis.
'ioners of Finance to sell or hypothecate the ex.
ira dividend stock of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
boLsIANo and NICHOLAS, the resolutions were laid
0n the taoie.-The Branch then adjourned
"a SECOND BRAScH.--Branch met.--CHARLEs j. |
Esq, President, in the chair, and all the |
t;on os present.-Mr. MILLER presented the De-
struct two h. o. Riggs, asking permission to con-
street, referred.-Mr. HAAS. nna on aionm
~ !, u a from George B. Clark ofgsr;o, ~; go
nf % acres, On the Falls road as ns arm
aam:noase me communication also s,ated ,ho,
sumcient quantity of land for ali r, 0.a'eu tnat
dining the tract offered, could also hp uaposeS, az
'eferred.-Mr HIeaINs called up the r65;uacnased;
'ealing an ordinance requiring all house. s.a. re-
IN Franklin Square to be built with front ro9tng
ain width; passed.-Mr. HIGGINS called nj vi Ger
ordinance providing for the appointment of Pe Inc
r of refuse material belonging to the corporatop.
aid on the tabe.-Mr. GEoReE called up the ord'
. providing for the annual appointment of a
essenger to the Mayor, and Janitor to the City
11sa,; passed message was received from the
,n ns. branch, communicating a report from the
= ~ nIttee on Markets in relation to the petition
se,i.. -. uoimes and others, with an ordinance
snn''s what part Of Fish Market Hpsss may b.