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r. q. PAYNE, Railroad Jom'r.
c. WALLACE, President,
E. Z. * Ga. Railroad COm'ny.

son motion by Mr. WHITE Of Knox, (by unanim-
5as consent,) the House took up the Senate's bill
C38) 10 amend the revenue laws, 1t being on third
reading.
Mr. WHITE proposed to suspend so much OF the
at of me present session requiring the Comptroller
% GA 10 knoxville on the first Of March, and that
he he required to attend there this year on the first
day of Jaly for revenue settlement for 1851 &C.
and he sheriff Of Knox county shall not hereafter
be required to pay over till the first Of June; which
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match Horses fOT S9Ie-

WILL sell sE months credit, OF low for cls1, ha
handsome pair OF Grey Carnage Horses, at present
driven Paterson drsendsds tulntars wagon. They
are well broken ana Eens, and not PARTED win AR
iault ALEXANDER MACKENZIE,
FEB 12-f Nashville, lem
FIFTY NEGROEs FOR SALE
~ He mosi Of hen young and likely, a. r.. d. Hay1ei
I Goa. No. - Cedar straet. tauE-
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, Feb. y, 1858
he journal Of yesterday was read.

HOUSE OF kEPkESENIAIlAE S.
pu,.-- I'll. 10 1919
me journal OF yes'eIaay was feau'
PETITION.
Mr. CANTEELL presented the petition Of sundry
g6) citizens Of De ka.b, praying for committee to
investigate ineF grievance WIN respect 70 Oahk aC-
Communications IN sparta bank District. Nc.' which
was feau' anu IeleIie1 10 the NonLhllee On DaAAs'
CLEVELAND AID CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
NJ hNEh OF sumner, rom me committee on
luleIhaI ..-4eA.s, reported la'oLaoly on the
eeua.e OH %. TOT dement, OF tue Sie'e4'nu ana
CAaItaholsA hAllsaI.
ADJOURNMENT SINE DIE.
Mr. JOHNSON submitted a resolution 10 adjourn
the session sine die. on the sfb dsv of March
-.r -
Inc senate JOINT resolution lnsrucung the len
uesse aelegsIon IN congress IN relation TO the
Pos.a. laws coming uP't was considered and con
euiteu H.
ST. PAUL-UNITED BEErHREN.
The Sspote amendment TO Mr. B~azeItonrs bill TO
or,ar,, n psTI ,1qrfa7frq, tI, T-rffsI T-o,bg, in
Christ ,7rr,i7- mn, IL mas ,,,r,rllvre1 I'm
LIMA iNiNllN' oo"IN''- wal NO"'N''' we
The Senate amendments to the House amendment
Of the Senate bill llb4) TO charter the lEna print
ing company and the Chattanooga Packing and
Milling company, coming up providing for Leglsla-
tive amendment, ana individual liability, NC were
considered; and the Senate inconvenience IN
Ar Coopers coal company amendment coming up
On the motion Of Mr. WHITE yt Hamilton, It was
passed over informally.
TULLAuoWA
Tho SoDo4o amendments IN tho hill lg55l 10 char
., T,7T.L,,, t-il-;,,- -,,t ..,,r,.11-s1n 81 =, -
srrtir7 o. -re-,-7fpe zssvs, ,gars roTsflorsd and
.,T,cTTra1 in
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VHB Second stOrY Room over our store, sas 9 y l
= feeL Applyto A. MORRISON q 60.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDAY, Feb. y, 1858.
EVENING SESSION.
THE CODE.
The SPEAKER directed the Clerk to proceed with
the Code. and the Part XIV of the Senate's bill,
No So, being read through, it was passed the first
reading
PROTEST AGAINST DIsMENBEMENT OF DAVIDSON
COUNTY
Mr. EWING presented protest against the adop-
ton Of Mr. Summers amendment Of yesterday re-
storing to Rutherford county, that portion Of her
territory set of to Davidson by the act Of Feb
-, lS4S. signed by J. l.. Ewing and NJ. Vaughn;
which was ordered to be spread on the journal.
Mr. TURNER Of Sumner asked and obtained leave
to present at some future time, reply to this pro-
test
MOUNT CARMEL ACADEMY, sc.
Sen. McCONNICO's bill to charter Mt Carmel
Academy, coming up
Mr. G0LLADAY proposed to amend, by adding a
charter of the Legardo High School; which was
adopted.
Mr. BENTLEY proposed further to amend, by
adding charter to the West Point Male Academy
which was adopted; and the bill passed the second
reading.
FRANKLIN TURNPIKE.
Sen. Nc CONNICOS bill to amend the charter Of
the Franklin and Carter Greek Turnpike Company.
MOUNT PLEASANT TURNPIKE.
SEN WHITTHORNE'S bill to charter the Mount
Pleasant and Big Bigby Turnpike Company, &c. ;
THOMPSON TURNPIKE.
Sen. NICCONNICO'S bill to charter the Thompson
and Bethesda Turnpike Company.
COLUMBIA AND CAMPBELLsvILLE TURNPIKE.
Sen. WHITTHORNE'S bill for benefit of the
Columbia and Campbellsyille Turnpike Company.
cuAxCERy COURT AT sHELBTvILLE.
SEN JONES' bill to change the time Of holding
this Court to fourth Mondays in August and January
GOOpLETTsvILLE.
Sen GOFF'S bill to charter the town Of GoOdletts-
Vile.
SPARTA AND LIBERTY TURNPIKE.
Tha Senates bill to extend the charter Of this
Company, Changing name to Sligo and Ferry Turn
pike Company
ISvNCBLE FIRE COMPANY.
SEN WALKERS bill to amend the charter Of the
Inyinoible Fire Company, No. 3, Of Memphis.
VAN buren, COUNTY.
Sen. HILLS bill to all those people to file bills at
McNlinnviIle and Sparta.
NAYNARDsAFLLE.
Sen. BRATCHER'S bill to establish a Chaueery
Court at Maynardsville
BURRITT COLLEGE.
Sen. HILLS bill to change the location OF this
College: Mr. Roberts moved Intellectually to post
pone-yess "A, nays %:
Which several bills were passed the secondreadlng
MORGAN, SCOTT, POLK MONROE, &C.
The Senate's bill to change these county lines,
coming up
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THE undersigned respectfully announces that stree
the death o. his nephew Mr.. John kHins, he has IL
taken charge Of the
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CRIsP's GA1ErY.

Doors open x past 6; to commence at : O'Clock.
Box ONCE open daily from A. N. 70 p and from p N.
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Mr. RICHARDSON moved call Of the House,
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w anted!
A n e at DwelIing
Office Nashville City Mills,


q OOOO Bushels Wheatg
N 5000 Bushels HyeI
10000 Bushels Corn
feb I4-d2m %. O.. say NUUk, Agent.
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THE CASE or AMIN BEY.

To ne Editor Of The n T. Tribune.
SIR: The Capudan PaSba, or Otowan Minister OF
Marine in communicating TO me the present letter the
original of which has been sent to the Department Of
State, requested me to give it as much publicity as
possible in the United States and as you gave place
in your columns to the calumnies in question, am
sure you will also admit It TO the same favor
Your, v.Iyt tn,,v JOHN P. BROWN.
Chars5 dAfares ed interim
ConstantinopIc March 81, 1850.
fIsnsaion.l . ,
IMPERIAL ADMIRALTY, Co>sTAINoPLL' MHch ~ ,o,,.
SIR: have had the honor to receive the lettel
which you good 10 address me- dseo tne 1So
with It's ncosure scquanting with the c.umnies wnten to
som. orpsls of the United States by the ind dus named
Danee native Pers in the United Stss on the SUD
some yesr. aso by order Of H. l. NJ Sultan and whsss fat
erpr reception on the part Government and Asncsn
citizens occssoned much satisfaction 70 H. l. NJ soo 70 H'
The obrt AZ the mission Of Ama Bey 10 the United States
vss rfrmed In entirely satisfactory 10 hs Govern
en and bis conduct that occasion lately decided the nP
I Adu;,.ty TO make choice him 10 return there and take
for the conjunction Of ship othe line, to bear the
name of H. M but other considerations hIsuy oenopea
he mission 10 confded Mohammed Pssha, Rear Admiral
cannot in calumnes question other than personal
and Considering bad character and the Preoedents
here little Aaiteug TO the individual from whom they deVe
be thew op merit contempt Of the American
ME Hin assertions representing that he enjoys the esteem Of
H M-who certainly knows nothing whatever about
,;nns rgectior do not doubt but that Mohsmmed Pssha
will how appreciate at its true vsue tne onNscei o
create respecting the emabe officer who pfeceqed him IN
America - , .,,-, -. -. - :. Al. =.
Of the mission conded TO Mohsmmed Pashs and
song 70 transmit him instructions relative 70 the mpostor in
question. u . -, .. ,..
S"''"'1 MOHAMMED ALI tC.pud.n Ps,hsl.
JoN r. BRows esq. United States Charge dAdsTe' Con-
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NEW-YORK SABBATH SCHOOL TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION.

The regular monthly meeting of this Association
was held on Monday evening, the 10Th inst, in the
Amity-stieet Baptist Church-RALPH WELLS, esq :,
the President, in the chair; HENRY A. MORT, esq
Secretary.
Reports were given of tho interesting Sunday School
mi siOnaTy work in the various public institutions Of
our city, viz: The Juvenile Asylum, Orphan Asylum,
Randalrs Island, House of Refuge, Blackwels 8
Island, Tombs, &c, all tending to show the exceeding
value of the voluntary efforts of Christian and
women in this direction.
ANDREW a. SMITH, esq., as the representative OF
the Brooklyn Sabbath School Association greatly in
terested the meeting with of the progress OF
the sunday School missionary work in that city, par
cuIarly the large lumber of sed
with several most touching and suggestive facts
Several of the New-loik Schools gave cheering &C.
counts of the alton of schools and the con-
version Of many children to God.
MIR. PARDFE reported that in 81 report. from
schools, which had been received during the week
50 were blessed with the revival of Gods work, and
il2 scholars and teachers were announced converts
leaving $50 schools to be heard from.
One OF the German brethren gave interesting ac-
count Of his school in the northwest section Of the
city appealing for assistance to erect at least tent
in which TO worship God, and hold their Sabbath
School during the Summer. Several gentlemen pre-
sent indorsed the application, and the aithfuness and
strength of the movement, and one gentleman volun-
teeed donation of 500 on the spot and Mr.. Psrdee
on behalf of one of the city church Sunday Schools
offered to pay the rent of hs for branch school.
The next meeting will be held usual on the third
Monday in MAY.
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FIRES.
FIRE NACpops,I srPEy,

FIRE IN hACDopsAL STRLEr
Yesterday morning about ~ o'clock Ere broke ont
IN the attic of the dwelling house No. lO6 McDougsl
street occupied by Mr.. Levy but being discovered at
ali early moment, was soon eXtnguished by the fire.
mer, not however, before considerable damage was
done The furniture was damaged to the amount OF
sbout $50 Insured for s. 900 in the Irving Insurance
Company. The building, owned by Daniel Schoon.
maker damaged to the amount Of $500 and i. tn.
sured for 50 500 in the NewYork Equitable Insurance
Company. The fire originated in the attic. b.. from
what cause is AT present unknown.
IN BOND si rffr.
At l2, o'clock yesterday afternoon a FIRE occurred
in The building ,,o. 81 Bond street, occupied 10y Lswis
Burd. and DR.. Wilson, and was the OF 40 lilIs
excitement in the neigh bofhood. The FIRE originated
from come defect in the kitchen range. and WAS extin.
guished be fore much damage was sustained.
FIRk ~ BROADWAY.
Abou. IL clock on Monday night. a fire brok, OF
in u building No. 39l Broadway. occup I'd by 81. NJ
II Chambers a. jewelry-store ani dwelling. TIE
IRE oi'gusted among a lot o! rubbish ga sl,f ~
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
The Board met at o'clock yesterday afternoon
Mr.. TWEED presiding The only business OF any i'm
potance transacted was the adoption Of the following
resolutions:
by MIR. KENNEDY:
Resoised That the Board its regular meeting will
classify the members thereof TO the act passed
April B 1853 entitled AN Act TO amend the oct relating 70 the
Board Of Supervisors Of NewYork"
Re,od That his Honor the Mayor be invited TO be present s'
3ocock Tuesday the 9th inst 70 take such part the
proceedings as the law provides.
BY Mr.. SIILLMAs:
Resooed That the Board Of Supervisors sppon committee
consider and report with the psns what buildings
are necessary required for the purposes of this County
cudDg County Courts Surrogate Register County Cert de-
tanned witnesses. and thu. the said Committee invite the
operation OF the Common Council. City Hall Commissioners,
General Government Post Office Department, aud the State
and confer with them the propriety and prac
,icabty uniting the erection of building which shall bs
capable accommodating all those interested in the
nonc and credsbe said building TO be erected with
in the Park and TO extend necessary from near the line of
Murrsy Broadway to Chambers street and along tho
line Chambers Centre street and along the line Of
aud including the site OF the preen Hall Of
Records.
Tbe Board adjourned to Wednesday next.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT C0URT-APsn H.-Bs(srs
Ind INcF

Frslkln Ransom ct al at The Mayor 40, Of kew,Yort
q This as q motion TO vacate judgment la Deceu-
ber 1866 the plaintiffs obtained verdict against the deendAas
tor 5000 infringement OF patent hsepaons wyse
taken on the a given TO the defendsnfsto nshe
The not made 10 time, but the neglect WAS
wa,ed by plaintiffs On December H. 1857 the plaintiffs en-
ion was made that Judgment, which motion a.
entered by consent OF parties that that judgment oe
vacated payment by deendan Of costs up TO that tine sne
that defendants have the case TO be setued wA
motion trial the be made on certain DAY u
January. A.
The sse settled the appointed day the motion Tor
new trial ard aud trial denied The bull OF excep
tons was allowed the Judge who pesded Of tho
trial and filed Is q part the record In the cause
Within dsys thereafter the psinths Issued an erscuoo
upon of Dec l2 1851 the sround that The ooss
paid during that OF the Couit wheonpon the
defendant proceedings founded that Judfnsat
stayed and that the plaintiffs enter Up new ;udsnsot sne
file Judgment record hst Oh" can be carried 70 the
Supreme Court A.. .-,-,x
wit could operate sspeyefeds aud tns money
)ud collected under the execution Dotwh sndus tine s
uo Supreme Court II stated ou the moton ana
no, denied that the plaintiffs insoycnt
Id bp CoWf-Tbat the condition OF The payment on ooSs
the benefit OF the plaintiffs and no one ese could deva
sny advantage from it, a. . 49,. -
he satisfied by strict compliance with u, but u may o. ees~o
or wsiyed without any express release.
That this show that there ws an inHed
weiyer Of the payment costs In strict comPsncs WIN 'oe
order 10 been msdr OF the defsndanA OF
their ney for the psyn. of the costs and the csse
% on bs:,S sPs s bs s. s 1s :d as ss
Of cseeP,lo,. Pho, ",uDu. iS any @ Iii v.Ia ons
lTbst the payment having been waived the ludsmat
10 uo Logger valid under the order Of Dec ~ lSo'
proceedings the JUDGMENT are Therefore rsyed snd tss
plaintiffs required to eute new udsmen aud aie now
Judgment record. - ,,.
For the psta Mr. Blstchford aud Mr. Keller tas tefsHd
ants, Mr.. Brady.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21
CITY ITEMS.

Yesterday was hydrOpathicaly horrible, hquescen',
,yrcohac. cory, humid balnestc. drizz'y, sploshy,
rainy, stormy, regurgitstory-ln TACT wet. The hes-
vens were adunbrsted obumbrated and obtenebrated
with oagreous clouds. through which no scintilaton
ooruscaiOn, fulguration or even sight ucidfy could
reach US from the luculent and efugent sum- ecpsed
as he was by the opacity of p.numbraiic phenomens.
1t was beautiful day for the study Of hydrodynamics
and the rearing Of juveniles Of the genus anser but
for any antbropomophous being, except mermaids, it
was uncomfortable. All day long it was immanely
stormy every breeze brought the food as though The
earth was TO be converted into an aquarium as COM
pete o. that which distinguished the days Of Noah.
Late at night the storm was keeping 1t up and pouring
dowr dismsl!y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21

ent Committees TO which shsll fsece the candidate
out Of the largest amount without that cooperation
which is essential TO success.
might comment upon the singular want OF priac-
pie manifested by the Club IN the referred to BY
" Ipqusitor," in throwing overheard a candidate Of
thelrown party ana taking up one OF opposite poluc'
the second furnished bushel basketfull Of tickets;
but Inquistor has, by his signature sufficiently ind
Gated that the society he supports wasntsnded rsther
to put candidates to the torture than to benefit the
marty.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21
The Board adjourned to Wednesday next.
GOVERNORS OF THE ALMS-HOUSE.

GOVERNORS OF The ALMS-HOC 81.
The Board met yesterday afternoon, MIR. SMITH IN
the Chair and quorum present.
The Committee on Finance reported the following:
Red the President and Secretary of this Board dnw
their reqnion the Controller Of the City Of NewfoIk TO
dent SecetsIy said be paid out Of the spPops
the Aims House Department for the 1859 AdoPed
The minutes of the Committee on Island Hospital
were reported to the Board. The Committee had
taken upon themselves to appoint Superintendent
and Deputy Superintendent of Construction, to take
charge of the work the Hospital. To this the
Board objected on the ground Of insufficient author
ity but after debate OF two hours the action of the
Committee was finally sustained.
We append the usual weekly statement Of the
affairs of the Aims House:
Number remaining April TO-
Total
Died
Discharged
Sent 10 State Prison s-1ra
Remaining 'io
Decrease for the week.
At the following institutions: u
Bellevue Hospital. 987ICy Prison AZ
Lunatic Asylum 659 Seond District Prison.. 70
Aims House 4 $50 Third District Ps0n.... IS
Pepentiary .......... 63 Fourth District Prison..
Isl Hos from Wol khouse. $50 Colored Home. Sf7
Isl Hos from Amshouse 50 Colored Orphan Asylum. lss
....... 700 Children al nurse. 22a
small.Pox Hosrtsl.... 24lCy Cemetery. Is
RsnSss RnSs I.isnd Hospital ISL 74A
Number remaining April Is,
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the front cellar directly under tho store, but wss OK
tnyuished before gaming much hesdw.y IT The dam.
ago will not exceed $500 Insured for &sooo IN the
Rutgers, Brevoor, Exchange ana asninsion Ia
but the matter will be made the subject OF 'nvestisa
too by the Fire Marsha
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21

NY. EAST METHODIST CONFERENCE.
The New.York East Methodist Conference re ss-
sembed yesterday morning, in the Sesmen's Chapel
IN Cherry street After hearing the reports of several
committees BISHOP Baker ordained four Elders and
eight Deacons. The chapel crowded. This
morning the Slavery discussion will be taken I'D
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Advertisement
WE SAY IT, AND WE SAY IT BOIDLY.-Tht

deghtfg-the most ltesinDg-the most recherche
INC - sing-he most touchngthe most instructive OF al
dramas TH HEART TEt WORLD oni ~ repeated
both this afternoon aud evening in elegant style at Bnun
Museum Need say more
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21

antagonist in the leg and am with sharp peSe Of
rou hoop. Officer CLARK Of the FOurteeoth Precinct
ntecered and arrested Hart, who was taken before
magistrate and committed for examination. Cook was
sept 10 the New-York Hospital, where his leg grew
worse. and amputatou was resorted to- He continued
70 t.i and died Yesterday morning. Coroner Connery
was uo,fed, ard vii! bod an inquest to-day if the
necessary witnesses CO, be procured. The boy H'It
alleged at the tine Of the aray ha, he stabbed Cook
in saIf-defense.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21
Advertisement
TUC HONEYMOON TIFF WATCH Docs, and

FoRTuNE's fROIIc To te perfoued at PuRDT NAToSu
TIEATER with the most powerful company tha, la. ever sP
reared on the boards viz Nj H. Perry Mr. d. Haskns, Mr.
Edwin BanchaId Mr. O. l. Fox Miss Denvi Misc julia Irving
the carlo Family &c. Great crowds Glorious entertainments
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21
Advertisement

BANKERS, BROKERS, JEWELERS. and 0thers
who require sBvsGLAR we'll FIsE Psoos Sars sat.
themselves that LILIES CHILLED lRoS SAyE 10 the only As
ble BURGLAR PsooT SATE p TIE market By calling upon
F.IssANKs < Co, Agents. No. lsa Br sdwy.
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Advertisement.
Tile METALLIC TABLET SIROP-Inyented By

GEo ssDrss d. iss-Ths the genuine article has
bee eq aed Tor producing the ksne possible edge
Csn b. obtained Of the subscribers and sole nsnlsUe j.
S. SAusDsss store No. Astor House
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IAdyet'isemeItl |

GAS Gas s,-GAs FNTIkEs, of new and bead
nI design lust out fD the Spring trade. Call at great
."natlrins depot, No. $40 Broadway A.o the new Dr.
GODDARD bJRSfk. AaourR W,ssss 4 Co
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possession Of ne BOOKS or pspsrs the keys OF tas
Office, srd therefore. he would apply for tas eay
remedy which tire scges had decided was the proper
ore TIE aspect OF the case is ony altered IN the par
tcular tha, Daniel b. Tienann has became ME. ID.
Corover. On the i2tn OF April the Mayor seat Q
notice OF the removal Of Deviin, on the 18th he seat
suspepsioc with bis reasoDs for the removal. Tho
rext step was las. night and the Board Of Aldsrmea
removed Deyln absolutely. Deyln has jIds neat is
his favor and the law Gays he must have eSecctoaoa
tst judgment His counsel had tired their best to get
Quiet ad but the Court sad they must take precisely
the came course they are taking now. The Mayer
answers that he had given up the books and pspsrss
another person. Tbs is Q direct contempt OF Cour.
He had given this property 70 friend OF his MS cp-
po n'ee ard this appointment IN due tune shoria DC
proved pullity.
Mr. Smith who appeared for Mayor Temann. replied
briefly. He thought that M. Brady made wroos
Application Of the statute. The first question to b
decided wss whether the party taking the proceeding
was emitted to the office, and he claimed that ~
reason Of the existing cir, umstances Chsres Deviia
wss net. Tie Mayor h ad taken the intatory steps
for his oval before the proceeding instituted
He was bound by duty to act as he did. The srgu-
me Mt that Deyl:n had commenced proceedings before
TIE Board of Aldermen had confirmed the Mayors de-
te miLsion Of no effect. The power res;s in the
May or TO do two things-he may remove and ask tho
concurrence OF the Board Of Aldermen, or he mag
move for h.s dismis sal aud ask the cousea. Of the
Beard. He had committed no contempt, for be wa
not restrained by injunction FROM removing Dsvsis.
and be did bis duty.
Mr.. Brady replied at length, his chief poiat being
that the charter required the Mayor 10 commancate
with both Boards of the Common Council.
The Judge denied the motion for an attachmest,
SAVING that if it was contempt at al II was merely
tecbnIcsl aud he thought the whole question turned
upon the power the of Mayor and the regularity Of h
proceedr gs with the Board OF Aldermen lie thought
the argument should be on the question agsnst tho
regularity Of Devlins removal and Mr.. Coopcr's sp-
pcntmept.
Mr.. Brady submitted report OF the proeeedings OF
tie Board Of Aldermen the evening OF the 18Th
with view &C shos sing that the Board OF Aldermen
acted on the May ors removal Of De~n, AMI not tao
suspension
IL was then arranged that further action should
be taken in the matter for the preseot beyond submit
ting 10 the Judge any additional proofs, sc relating
to The case and the argument as to the regularity %
Mr.. Coopers appointment to be commenced Oh Sat
mday.
ISION5.
Franklin r. Pease ast. Wm IL. Dinsmore. &c.--
Motion 70 yacse denied with SO abide eyea
Before Judge INGssrAN
Samuel Cassner, &C., sgt Wm. Esgsn, &c. Order
settled.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21

ACADEMY OF Mrsrc.-The third and last "Berlio1
night" comes of this evening. The programme ma.
be found n another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21

The Philharmonic Society give their fourth and last
Concert of the season on Saturday evening next at the
Academy OF Music.