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did no. lar enough to suit him. he being 10 favor Of
tie elective principle he hoped would be accepted

Mr. CosELING opposed the bill and hoped the motion to
strike out the eua~inc clause would prevail n read re-
oBsronces agsns; the bill and pointed the resnect,
by Of the ssners as an Illustration OF the character Of
the opposition.
Mr. CuMrISc hoped the substitute would be sIop.sd
He thought II should at least prove Satisfactory to 81
Er ATKEs said there would he nothing grained by the
substiiute II would simply eaiiirm the existing lsw
BIZ. CUNNING cid not understand the effect u the
substitute Under the present lev the Mayo has not the
power 10 the Chefof Police, except for csuse
The substitute gives the Mayor the power remove 3,
Will
Nr C. LlIoH sid the consequence Of the passage Of
the substitute would be this At the next election f1-
Mayor the question would not be h worthy not Il
will BE- will he remove the Chief of Police with or without
cause.
Mr. MAGUraE was in favor Of this substitute If il wouli
have tendency to remove Mr. Matsen. There vas No
public officer in the City Of New York - Objectionable
NJ Matseil and %; he could be removed III Is
there for lie. and his Policemen there s-O fjr life
The m"tioR u AIR. BARROW was carried and i.,s sbl
substituted ordered to third reading The following
il a copy Of the bill
Az ACT for the more os,niz.9a Poc Dspsrinsss
The csf q fas. r e CITY and cg.et Ne.
Yai .he be appointed BY and -h s o. tss Bo.1 o.
sss ,hs his o;e dl1s .ss pss.ars Of sc i N,yo,
~ odsih rtih., or G oths ta' Mayor 'A' I'll the
Pes h. sos tsr ss: dTsr sooa bsb. ' $40
SIC This sct shall take eject Immediately.
TIRE sEw YORK DEAF ASD DUMB IssTITUTrOy.
reply from the Board Of Directors Of the New York
received in answer aresouton Of the House published
in THE TRIBUNE few days since, iD1urng into recen:
sees Of property by them as to terms the erection Of ae
buidres &c Nearly al the inf0rmaon called for, the
Directors say has been already furnished the Legislature
10 their annual report They have. however prepared the
following from that report emoody ing the Information
asked:
s1d he Fourth Fifth trou.ht t1s o . percent o.
which BY IL Of sale psJ.b IN e,.h and the balance
ts&s i,s y SG sbd nor - e 10y oo h 81. min
ssdns ara In sdsly stea with it r.msa
new eo5isirss about 81 serss as =hi.h
LIS cash the balance remains due boai AID
brlelns. in porI. Of .s;:io OF tie ''% psa..,
corrtc,e6 Of lie ourl' and 'on Of
snoup finoney ssns y expe3ded date 'sout So VIA
. sHou1 per On the st 21 s' S i % so,
psy laid and oonsdeEabs satiJ Material, collected fo
after any application to the Legislature pay any part Of
expense Of these lsHd. Improvements &c trey ipPos
fbey say thai they expect ts expenses alluded
si1ton With an amount l{eb t
present RrSIs e1g spd @ eSS bT On s s rn S4
Site This eb1ness confidently hoped will be discharged
S s a.. o. az {eee Ss no to S .Sy @
msen Ts Gi,a hd & hod be sTa Of I'm @ 3
wi 70 sd thai the use Of their credit they
one Of he mod Itersstns pablic charities Of the
To.ol amount Of sale IAN February Is55........ssc
fetal Of 9Th June, leN.......... 1880
Les s TS on a:a;::: on account Of parb, S so
to3OD
up,od on Fi6ies 5000
"a 90
Dsfucf
Amount purchase money for the land urohafed Of James
Muuroe S7I f5 900
Balance si52CiO
Applicable for building purposes
Of tho bulldog and Improvements sceord-
Inc TO the ans annexed about ............. 2S0O
Amount sbsve remaining the 1900
Eyoe,s Of emsed expenditure. $50
Which will ain incanba on tLs bGdns sad prop
eriy completed.
WORLDS EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITION.
The following documents iere Enclosed in q message
from the Governor ing the suggestions therein
contained to the consideration OF the House
DEPARTMENT STATE WASHINGTON, 2lst March 1854
To Ills Txceiency SEYMOUR, Cover Of EewNoh
SR have the Eh copy ola