The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-22


RASiY'a sE0eEP EN7ERFA1SxEsr.--Mr, Rarey
gave his SECOND exhibition Yesterday afternoon to |
very large and fashionable house. His first sub |
lect was bay mare who said 10 be bad
kicker, but who was very soon rendered perfectly
quiet The second animal brought in the ring was !
a large powerful iron-grey, who was yery FESTIVE
and would not allow his feet to be handled or shod
without much difficulty. Mr. Rarev fonnd
much more trouble in putting the strap on this
horse pastern, and after succeeding had a violent
tn sci with him for nearly half an hour. when The
horse yielded, covered with perspiration and near
~ exhausted. The third and last subject was
bay stallion said to be dangerous to anproach in
front, and addicted to biting Although he annaar-
ed much more game in the commencement than
tue lron-grey, and struck out we'll with his fore
!eet, NC was much more easily brought under sub
Jseuon. Subsequent events proved, however, that
ne was only "tamed in front" and not ''all over"
LOT somewhat pressed upon, few moments later
DIS ne was being ridden home, by the carriage
containing some our most fashionable and leading
gentiewomen, be very unceremoniously and with
out the slightest regard to his recent lesson smash
ed the window pane of the vehicle with his hind
legs.
:, ARRIVAL OF Mr.. LrHcoLN.-It is expected that
Mr.. Lincoln will reach Baltimore to morrow az
terhoon between / and o'clock from Harris
burg, over the Northern Central Railroad. and will
proceed to Washington by a train at 8 O'Clock
The statement in the Patriot of yesterday after
noon, that the President of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad (Mr. Garrett) and William p
Smith, Esq, the master of transportation, would
accompany him in special train, rolled I'D in nu
merous Star Spangled Banners and that all the
police force of the city, armed 10 the teeth, would
be present at the depots, is utterly untrue, the
officers OF the road will make such exhibition.
! INQUEsT.-Coroner 7. e. T. Waltemever, of Bati-
more county, on Wednesday held an inquest over
| the body of Mrs. Waberger Hyde, whose death was
occasoned by being run over by train of cars at
| the Mount Glare station, on Tuesday evening. The
| jury rendered verdict that death was caused by
the carelessness of the parties having charge ofhe
| train.
| WoRKINGMEN's AID AssocIATIoY-Fa Further Amounts
Collected and Distributed Amount collected by
| Ward Committees during the past week, S6l5, $50
| of which was contributed by the working men of
Mr.. Abott's rolling mill. Amount appropriated by
meeting last night for distribution, 81 600
CELEBRATIoN.-Th Literary Society of Loyoa
| College will give their annual celebration of the
| birth of Washington. twill no doubt be well at
| tended
PROCEEDINGS or THE CITY COUNCIL.
THURSDAY, February 81.
FIRST BRANCH.-Present-JoHN C. BLACKBURN,
| Esq, and all the members.-Mr Wolf presented
petition from E. II. Frazier, asking permission
street for the purpose Of repairing boilers; re-
| ferred-Mr. STAYLoR presented the petition of
Thomas Coburn, asking to be paid for money lost
in performing a contract for the city; referred.--
| MIR. CHASE presented petition from L. Yeates
Reese and others, demonstrating against the close
of Conway street, reterred.--Mr. CRoUr offered
resolution directing the City Commissioner to
have pump repaired, situated on Preston street
near Ross street.--Mr. MYERS moved, that as
Friday was the birthday of Washington
to send a message to the Second Branch propos-
ing, with their concurrence, that when the Branch
adjourns this evening, it should adjourn until Mon
| day next; carried.-An invitation was received
| from David Dickinson, for the members to witness
an exhibition of his centrifugal gun; accepted
Mr.. BOLGGANO called up the ordinance reorganizing
the Health Department; passed.-A resolution
was received from the Second Branch directing
the messenger to the Mayor to hoist the "Stars and
Stripes" over the City Hall, on Friday, the 22nd
inst; concurred in.-On motion, the Branches
went into convention.-After the convention the
Branch adjourned without transacting any bust.
ness.
SECOND BRANCu.-Present, CHARLES J. BAKER,
Esq, President and all the members.--A com
munication received from the First Branch
proposing the appointment of Joint Special Com
mittee of Conference on the ordinance for the ap
pointment of the Superintendent of Streets and to
| prescribe their duties; coucurred in, and Messrs
| Swindell, George and Wilson appointed on the
| part of this Branch.-A message was received
from the First Branch proposing that when the
| Council adjourn to day, it stand adjourned until
| Monday afternoon at 5 O'clock. On motion of Mr..
| MILLER, the proposition concurred in, and the
janitor directed to hoist the National flag over
the City Hall the 22d of February (to-day), the
anniversary OF the birth of the Father of his coun-
try.-The Branch then went into convention with
the First Branch.