The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-21

others, against the erection OF an armory over
Lexington market; referred. MIR. NICHOLAS pre-
septed a petition from C. NJ. Emory and others.
asking that gas lamp be placed near Franklin
Park; referred.--Mr. HAY presented petition
kns o %est FFankn
ferred Also, a petition from John Bullock Il
Son. asking permission to keep hogs on their prem
Uses on Gwynn's Falls, near the Washington road; |
referred.--Mr. BANDED presented a petition from |
Matthew McClintock, asking that the pump on Or |
leans street, Broadway, be repaired; referred
MIR. BLACKBURN presented petition from Mich |
olas Cotter and others, asking that pump on Nor
ton alley, Bidde street, be repaired refereed
Mr.. THOMAS offered resolution drecting tha Comm
troller to have gas mains laid on Fayete street be
tween Aisquith street and Central avenue; refer
red-~Mr. DRAKELEY presented a communication
from L. N. Reed, offering site for the new Aims
house, situated on the Franklin road five miles from
Tue city, containing As acres, price 5000 per acre;
relerred.-Mr. NICHOLAS offered a resolution re-
commencing William Peacock, deafmute, to the
governor as beneficiary under the laws of the
state; referred.-A communication was receiv-
ed from the Commissioners for Opening Streets re-
alve to the opening of Arch street. stating that the
expense thus far incurred is Sl,547,72; referred
-:A communication was received from
the City Commissioners, relative to the prepare
ton OF room for the use of the Appeal Tax Court
stating that it will take $500 to make the altera
lions necessary and furnish the apartment; re-
ferred-A communication received from the
Board of Police Commissioners recommending
improvements in the station houses particularly the
Middle district station; referred.-Mr BRowN of
Tered resolution to improve the offices of the Col
lector, Auditor, and Appeal Tax Court to suit the
convenience of those officers, and appropriatipg
$4,000 for the same; referred.-A communication
was received from DR.. Kerr, giving an account
OF the articles he found at that institution;
| referred. "A communication was received
from the Health Commissioner, giving a detailed
account of the financial condition of the Marine
Hospital; referred.-Mr. BANDED offered resou-
ton OF inquiry, inquiring of the City Commission
! tho mr. hail &c
jackson Square and planting trees in the Square,
adopted.--Also, apetition from George D. Schel-
lengoerger asking permission to use an alley in the
rear of the public school at the corner of Caroline
and Holland streets; referred.-Mr. Brown offered
resolution granting permission to S. McBee to
erect lamp in front of his premises No. AZ Centre
Market Space; referred-Mr. BouLDEN presented
a petition from Hazett McKim and Others, ask
Broadway and Locust Point Ferry; referred-
MIR. BoLGIANo, of the Joint Standing Committee on
Markets, presented report adverse to the extern
sion of the Cross Street Market laid the table.
Also report from the same committee, with res
olution, authorizing the Mayor to grant permission
topersons to sell wrapping paper in market houses;
lald ON the table. Also report with resolution
adverse to erecting market house on Lexington
street, between Green street and the fish market;
laid on the table. Also report with an ordinance
regulating the stalls of the Centre fish market
where scaled fish sold; laid on the table-Mr.
| NICHOLAS, CT the Joint Standing Committee on
| Ways and Means, presented report with resolu-
luton adverse to altering the wharf charges on
lumber; adopted. Also report from the
same committee, with ordinance reia-
tive to the collection of taxes on personal
property; laid on the table.-Mr. PHELPS pre-
sented communication from the City Counsellor
giving his opinion as to the power of the City tc
create an Inspector of Gas; referred.-A com,
munlcatlon from the Comptroller was received, en-
closing the proposals for building a wharf from
Herring Run to the Marine Hospital; REFEREED
Mr.. BoULDEN, of the Joint Standing COMMITTEES or
| presented n Will oI,,f;o,
authorizlng tie re-paving of Eastern avenue, be
tween Washington and Chester streets; laid on tn,
taoIe.-Also report from the committee
with resolution directing the Commissioners o
Streets to make certain changes in the grade of thu
gutter on Liberty street, Fayette; laid on the
taoie-A communication was received from hi
S nonor the Mayor, giving the opinion of l. Newt
the ordinance directing the opening of Hoda,
street; acknowledgements.
SECOND BRANCH.-Branch met.-All the mem
1ers present except CHAs. j. BAKER, ESQ.,, Presi
dent.--On motion of Mr.. DEAN Mr.. Alricks tool
the chalr--Mr. DEAN presented the petition O
David X. Lusby and Others against the erection O
an arm0ry over the Lexington market house. be
tween Paca and Eutaw streets; referred MIR
MILLER presented similar petition from J. II. 7
jerome and others; referred-Mr. SwINDELL pre-
sented the petition of James Richardson asking per
mission to suspend sign from hissa loft corner c
Barre and Light streets; referred.-Mr. HlGGIN
presented the petition of P. E. Thomas and Others
: a town clock on the church corner of Fayette an
4 Carey streets; referrcd.-Mr. SwINDELL offere
resolution granting permission to George J. Loan
. 10 erect frame shed on his premises, on Mont
gomery neat William street; referred-
6 resolution was received from the First Branch
IS granting permission to John L. Chapman to cree
10 Kiln Tor burning oyster on the corner {
10 Lancaster and Eden streets; concur red in-Als
e an ordinance from the Committee of Conference o
10 the SUBJECT liking the compensation of employee
OF the Health Commissioners.-Also a resolutio
v granting permission to Margaret Herman to eret
a frame shed on her premises Franklin stree
Il Also resolution authorizing James Reynolc
TO erect steam engine On hispremises on Badersto
l. street near Charles.-Also a resolution adverse
the petition of George Horst, asking permission
| retain wood shed on his premises Also res
4 luton granting permission to E. A. Abbott
erect frame addition to his premises on Sout
e High street.-Also resolution authorizing
l. Il. Frazier to occupy portion of Thames sire,
l. i t? tae repair OF steam boilers-Aso resolu
,r tlon directing the City Commissioners 10 hay
: drops placed in the sewer at the intersection
e Charles and Balderston streets and Uhler's allie
| "A dOurned S'