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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
Flower Seeds by Mail.
90 SELECT VARIETIES FOR ONE DOLLAR

WTE have just received FIR ON the nurseries of b.
w X B1ss, Sprinfeld, Mass, 5000 PAPERS
Or THE CHOICEST FLOWER SEEDS. The Seeds of
French and German Asters, Double Ba lsam ms DIVA ri
Larkspurs, Double Holly hoc Ks Carnations Fansies
Prinr SEES, etc etc direct from the most cele
brated growers of these plants in Europe and are
saved from lie flowers only. We send choice as
sortments OF the best blooms free by mail at the
following prices:-
Assortment No consists of twenty choice
varieties Of ANIMALS, 81 90
Consists of twenty choice
varieties of Biennials and
Periennials, 81 90
. consists Of ten extra fine va
rieties of Annals and Pc
rentals embracing many of
the new and choicest in Gull
ugatiOn. 81 90
60 90 consists of FIVE very choice
varieties selected from Prize
Flowers Of English Pansies
German Carnaton, and Pi
cotce Pinks ,Verbenas, Traf-
faults French Asters ami
10 bic Holiyh >cks, each of
which are soId at 70 cents
singly, 81 90
Persons in ordering will please give the number
of the Assortment. Remittinces can be made ia
Bank Bills or postage stamps
s1- We have every variety of Flower Seeds for
sale at EASTERN PRICES
feb14-n MACKENZIE < MINCHIN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17

A PRErrY FaNcY.-when day begins to
20 ap TO heaven at night, it does no, spread
a pair OF wings and fly aiott ! Ike bird. bat
il just elims softly up on ladder. IL sets
It's red sand on the shrub you have wafer
cd these THREE days. lest il should perish with
thirst; then Il steps u the tree We ST under,
and thence TO the ridge of The roof From
the ridge 10 The chimney: and from the chin
ney 10 the tall elm; aud from the elm 20 the
tail church spire. aud thea 10 the threshold
OF heaven. and thus you can see IL 80 as
though IL walked up red rases.-7syaoy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
Question for the sorbonne.

A nice distinction clever Beecher notes
'Twixt pulpit partisan ana pulpit preacher:
He says he '.l.aves OFF EREND, when he votes, -
And simply votes as BEECHER!''
Thus, as his Sunday -gO-to- meeting castor,
he dons the Calvary thor s, in Sabbath pulpit,
But ike "A knock down drag out, bully pastor,
Eiihts, in tue weekday bull-pH!
Bot, all what sequel sad would end his story,
L. at the LAs1-une SEVENTH PART for given
Six days, as BKscHER, he'll see PURGAToRY-
ONE day, PRIEST, see hsaveui
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17

Socrates called beauty short-liyed tyran-
ny; Plato, privilege of nature; Theophras-
tas. n silent cheat; Theocriius, a delightful
prejudice; caFneades. solitary kingdom {;
Demitian said that nothing was more grace
ful; Aristotle affirmed that beauty was better
than all the letters Of recommendation IN the
world; and Ovid. alluding to him, calls il
favor bestowed by the Gods
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17

Tue veritable sword which Ethan Allen
carried through the perils of many we'll
fought fields. is now In the possession of one
Of bis female descendants In Holmes county.
Mississippi. II is the same staunch blade that
he waved alolt whea. 'in the name of Jeho-
yah aud the Continental Congress" he de-
mandes. the surrender OF TicondrFoga.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House met and continued the consid
e-ation of Senate bills on first reading, and
having disposed of the remainder on the cal
endar. took up Senate bills on second read
ing. of which a number were disposed of The
following were rejected:
To amend Section 52I of the Code.
To provide Tor the pay of witnesses in GER
tain cases.
Adjourned to A. NJ, tomorrow.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
Kansas ands the Slavery Question.

WASHINGTON, Feb II, 1860.
Private letters received here state that the
Kansas Legislature has abolished slavery in
that Territory. by an overwhelming vote.
This tcrrities the Douglasites. Ii Gov. Media
ry signs the bill. off goes his head. If he We
toes it, the Legislature will pass it over Linn,
and the p ;ople will Danish him.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17

Mrs WinsIOw, an EXPERIENCED nurse ua
emale ply stefan has soothing syrup for children
eething, which greatly facilitates the process of
teethisg by softeniBg the gums lucing all nfhma
on-wili allay all pain and is sure to regula.ethe
bowels. Depend uponit, mothers, II wiligive rest
yourselves and relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. une7dAw1y
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
~The following appears in the Cincin

natl Enquirer of Tuesday last
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. 20, 1860.
To the Editor Of The ClereLand Ledder:
SIR 1 have learned that in reviewing In
some of your recent issues my Grafton at
Rome, Tennessee, you insulted me. An in
suit L never give and never receive; and hav-
ing never seen or heard of you, save an
AbolitiOnist and fanatic, / cOnstrue the at
tack into Personal odium and Southern preju-
dice.
l, therefore. deem it my dnty TO request
you to meet me at such time and place on
the Ohio and Kentucky line as you may de-
signate. am, sir, yours. &c,
DOWN III. TENNEY.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17

For his attention To guests 81 Tennessee, Ken
lucky, and Indiana, 90 the excursion, January IS,
1880.
Nr. DUSNING has fairly won the compli-
ment; and Capt. SHERLEr. by bestowing it.
recipient
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17

~ Hold your tongue for fool ~ was
the polite recommendation of an Irish hus-
band. ''Sure, then, you're going to speak
yourself!" was the equally polite reply OF
the wife
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
Weady-made Clothing.

This branch Of our business viii receive the espe-
cal attention. Of bayers, quantity quality and
design and xoali respectfully in attention.
Also ~ tire sew siock Of STRAW GOODS,
comprising a large and beautiful invoice of Men s.
Boy9 Youth ard tn iiren's Hats and Caps; drzb,
brown, shts and back L. ghVrn Hats; LADIES' and
Misses Bioomer kists and Infants hoods: ali OF
which will be offered al the lowest market prices,
together with unusual heavy supply OF Bleached
an brown Domssties, De abargs, striped and Plain
Isrillipgs, sc, Hardware and Cutlery; aas, Pistos
lu.ensNare. Clocks. &c, &C.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17

A RKsuLsR AusF.-The following adver-
sisement appeared In ihe Hsraid day or two
since:
nfUfFIS s-FoE BOTH OUR sAKEs WAIT TILL
wi ySs hszF fsen .. Be good. My 6od eless
yea. "a 4 fuEfts.
We hope Tafia has not beea siuflin Auffia
sor muffin. for hs or she ~oald dszerse ealia.
- Ex<As,e<.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
MARRIED.

At Trinity Church on yesterday morning by Rev
Mr.. Harris, Mr.. r. II. THOMPSON TO Miss CIcIiIA n
BoURSE.
On the 5th inst at the residence OF /. Z. Rice, by
Rev. NJ. l. Written, Capt. JAMES L. JAMES, OF Ne~
Orleans to Miss Susan A. BAYIss, OF this county
D0rcr Journal
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
NeW HOOkS

The fate of Sir John Franklin discovered-capt.
NJ cCintock's narrative;
The Rivals, Mustang Gray, and Bernard Lille, by
Jere Clemens;
Professor at the Breakfast Table-Holmes, Au,o.
crat at the Breakfast Table, Holmes FOOTBALLS on the
Benndry of another world, by Robt. Dale Owen
The Great Tneuation, or Things coming on the
Earth, by Cumming;
Preniiciana, or Wiz and Humor in Paragraphs, by
Geo. ID. Prentice.
New Book for Boys, by Capt. Mayne Reed;
The Busy rars. illustrated;
Longfellow's foems, new edition, = vols;
just received and for sale by r. HAGAN
febs-u IL College street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17

Velvet Brussels, ply agrsin, all wool half xeoi
Stair. IL u a Cotton, caTI etngs. eveey grade anl
quality Mats, Hearth Rugs Canton Mating eocoa
d. Iaaecd, u fs taT purpose a. keep Constantly on
hand faIl ltn rent sets stscs q The above fs.od-
whish u aGsf % Cash pronps time dealers
ss lo3 nos iszs. than AL otnsr house IL The vest
cru cOuniry.
To lhase sho are ia sesreh % Goods below The
EaA ket prtres, {uk FsR l. - THAN fHEY ARf
WORTH, J wsasia zsy tsal arrangement q Ar E
csml.iesrd fs.r .eblasnisk coma gUnsuts aua a job
lets . thai sifi ebAsse al tIEes meet their
wishes, aud earnestly reqaes4 slf Cash buyers az
FFosss4 Pay ag Caztu1seTs eAil anG exAnashs cur
strek bsfore parcAazns eise~ heFe. We are deter.
named make o1T aeass Ghe psFsf q Cheap Gsoas
IRARuE 4 LrCUs-
a asties VIII be gives az oar arst Mamaosh &C
tlsa sale q spriag ans SasamsF Geols-
feal-u sAke
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
Writing Inks.

L HAGAN has just received a large stock OF
IL ARNol-D'S superior WTitng kluiG,
BCnERS do do. do:
MAYNARD < MOVES Standard Inks.
The trade supplied on the best terms by
r. HAGAN,
teoz-u Al College 81.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17

OF New Jersey.Z-
In the American Standard, of the 9th inst,
published at Jersey City. we find call for .
State Convention of the Union Party at Tren-
ton on the ed Of February. The call is APP
proved by some fifteen hundred citizens who
afix their names to il.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
Dress Goods.

Cloths, CassiIneres, Tweeds Cottonades. Linen and
Linen Duck for Goats and Pants.
We shall hive on hABg a full and complete assert
meBt OF all classes Of WHITE GOODS including
Irish Linen, Linen Handkerctnefs, Dsmasks, Nap
kins, Embroissries, IAces, Muslin Curtains, Nantes
sc. our stock Of English, French and German Hos
IEKY will be at all times found full our
OF Varieties and Yankee Notions, Watches, Jewelry
and Fancy Coos Ico GkE(T KsrHERkTE-suf
Aeieht TO il wlii compare fsvOrably with any
IL .aralE
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17

lust received at F. HAGAN'S. No Il College St.
e large aud elegant rtmcni yALkN TINS,
CARDS, ENVELOPES, NRlIEIsS, &c, Comic aud SEN
umental, at every price from five To- twenty
dollars The trade supplied reasonable terms.
r. HAGAN,
feo2-u IL College st.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
CarmiRe Inks,
Valentines for 1860.

A LARGE assortment Of the best RED INKS, this
day received by +. HAGAN,
ieo2-1s IL College ST.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17

" respectfully infoI m their customers and
w Merchants generally who purchase their Goods
this market, tina they have commenced RECEIVING
their Spring stock, which will be found extensive,
well selected ard especially adapted TO the wants of
the trade for the approaching season. Our long
pcrcnce IN business, tgether with superior facilities
for purchasing aud obtaining consignments, abies
to offer the m At prices that will defy competition.
To satisfy yourselves of the fact, = TO
A BsxoRE
Our stock viii embrace all the best brands and
styles Of PRINTS of every grade. We shall also have
4 full line OF FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
w. T. RRY & CO..

w. T. ID f RRY & CO..
FAVE ALSO JUST RECEIVED,
The Path which led Protestant Lawyer TO the
Catholic Church. By Peter Fl. Barnet. 1 VOL, svo.
Humanies. By T. Wharton Collins Esq. Professor
OF Political Philosophy, in the University of Louisi-
ana vol. svo.
Eighteen Christi an Centuries. By the Rev. James
White ! vol. limo
horphy's Game Of Chess. Edited by LowenthaI.
1 vol. limo
Seven Years. By Julia Kavanaugh. vol limo
w. T. BERRY s. CO.,
feeiI-u Public Square.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
Shirts Made to Order.

A we will soon send orders for Shirts request
IA all who prefer their's made specially for them,
to leave their measures with directions, &c, and
guarantee they shall be made required.
Jsn26-n j. II. MCGIIL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
Furnishing and Fancy Goods,

IN order to Hell more Goods we have resolved TO
i ask less profits. Our stock is full at all times
and consists of dne variety Of Shirts Neck Ties,
Scarfs and Criyats- UNDERWEAR of Silk, Cash
mere, Lamb Wool, Merinn AMI COllors; cloves and
Half Hose of every kind; Handk erchiefs, Suspen-
ders, shirt Bosoms and Dressing Robes, &c. &c. We
have also choice lot Of Fancy Goods, such as
Combs, Brushes, Canes, Porte Monies, Pocket Books
Chess men, Leather Travelling Bags, SIN II Mirrors,
Scissors, &c, ali for sale cheapby
jamie j. II. MCiIIL-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
Express TO GAINESVILLE.
Get the Best.

wogcEsTsRs QUARTo DICTIONARY 1854, Roy
al oaIts Pages, Isoo sapeEs wood est tiusfsstiHsi
0 90 naw ~oros ana aeaaisloasi lieo eresieHi ar
tsSlss On ~ aeayns 4ad Pseaoa aeins vacoal-Ey &
aAsaes Of snlAsst nsa; for sale 0aIs -
=. hA6AS,
fsble-gf al cail<gs street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17

n EbiS- kulih . IapFexet Exx<z Hhizkys
= - 90. GA firzin.s No1uEzss INz e<ss
sszt reserved pr zzler rsne szee ard s~ie ~
sshls-sf HEAL I. SHELLS CO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
boots and Shoes.
Carpetings.

In this Department wili be kept almost every va
risty OF Boots aud shoes. ~hieh tail to give
sziis.aet.on, both in quality Ana price
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17

NJ have lost sseeissa ssmalEsAif sasDt 4 IT ~
w ArPg-k HaANDf, sshisa Ter Elehnsss 4ne
essor i anggec eaeste9.
- aIzkE-s.. Egoftk 4 90.
eszfs-sf N2s- ASS 9zEkst 80
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
z ". SHf riley,

PEGESTEp To
r. 5 DUNNISG, ESQ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17
Crates and Mantelpieees.

WE have very large stock OF Parior MAnfles
w sna Jamb Crates, of every patee and sac;
fsa6erE af various fsuerns. NaFb<lzed Iroa Man
ties, &C MACKENZIE NIScbIN,
feh1-u Sos 9 AID Il coIlege street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-17

Pure Apple brandy.

'g fssis-g JoaS YORK co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-14

LAvnG CeRsn STONE Al IN o'clock on Monday
evening the corner sope OF the Lee avsaus church was
laid with spprss aas ceremonies TINS church viii sand
on the site Of tho od cne, frontng lee avenue, EAst
crn district The bu.iaIg VIII be 70 feet vide BY -
feet IN depth, win DO shout 30 feet high The puid-
ing w be OF plain but substantial character, built Of
Philadelphia pressed brick trimmed with brown stoAs
The basement oil the building Inc entrance 10 which o.
the Hewes street SIDE Viii be isvel with tne ereoe,
and VIII be used for Sabbath school The chnroA
Itself w be arranged for about 500 sttsgs and the
pews are to be Uniform their appearance and 20 d.
vded that family hire large OF small pow %
corcirg 70 their The cost OF the structure cso
mated at from SIS coo 10 $50 COO The exercises % MOS
day evening commenced with . abort address BY the
Rev John kchomes, pastor OF the church, In which no
dWen on me AuSpcouB circumstances under which tnoy
met. and gave out appropriate hymn which the audi
encs joined In singing prayer vas offered by NJ
Holmes, alter which the Rev. Dr.. Voa vrankea, the
Dutch keior med church. was introduced, who made .
few remarks and than laid the corner stone box was
placed nsids, containing Bible, and various docugeon
connected with The Ssbbaah school, together with W.
New York papers and the Brooklyn Eagle and TSses
Rev. Mr. Smith, Of the Harrison street Reformed Dutch
church, then made few renAsks, after which hymn
wss given out and the proceedings closed with prayer
and the bonodlctiOa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-14
Political Intellagsncc.

RETIRZxrSr on SxSAroR YUM or FLoRrDA-Senasor
Yuiss, in card recently publshsd In nsvvpapsr his
eais makes public bis intention to retire from the SCR
vice Of the State 81 the expiration Of his present senaora
term. We take the following extracts from his speech
wish, therefore, 70 say "a my friends, and beg you To
make known without reserve that do mot desire 70 re-
remaining years In the duties OF private citEssship
OF the causes which induce my purpose -
longer eudurs the cmaAe of this latitude, and that after
20 much absence from Florida, am naturally socous
enjoy u the last the pleasures OF homo hfe In thus
withdrawips 10 my hcuas do net propose useless fe
shall a warmly heretofore cooperate with my
friends IN all that promote the moral or material pro-
Rress Of our STATE but viii not bs consistent With the
plan Of NE propose myself the future 10 accept
exercise any political ofios whatever.
DECLINES TIE NoMMArIoN.-F. A. Hoffman, whom the
republicans for Lieutenant Governor OF Ii
pou declines the nomination, ami the republicans have
eeected Vital Jarrot Of St. Clair county, 10 supply the
vacancy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-14

Markets.
rHrLADRLrHIA STOCK BOARD.
PmrADnLrUA, June -, 1861.
ceeo1n nrm. PsaneyivaaM Seass 81, -; nesdng
H..s:s. ~; nosrs osssl. IN Log n'..a n..!re:1,
NEW oRrzAn, June Is. 1890
unossSe.d sse:S S p' 7Ss g. ~ Toss sossd
s.r.:, = iaHs.. DO, e ser, 10. wnisssy 1870 me
BALTIMORE June Is, 1850.
Tlosr active Howard street dscllssd l2,sc a IS 80
active; salss 1890 buahsh yellow ss TO- 7lc, whits
To 16c. Provsoos quiet and MOT nrm men pork SIS,
rssP sl4. whitsy steady ., aic
Flesr unchanged, and demand moderate: alss ,2oe
abh. wheat-Eo sales Corn-s1pply light, with but
western mi1sd Al c4kc. csc, and 400 bushels round
yellow &c Osls In fair demand saes IL 900 bushsb
c..ada East q asc, 5000 bushels stais ~ 4io, and
Flour dull and log 70 medium usdcs weaker choice
brands esa sales 100 bbs ~ 81 for superhne Is l2x
Is - for CsuadAs and extra STATE, sS rs o. s7 for
extra Illinois and Wisconsin, IS oak IS 70 for extra
IN better request and ess'er; sales 1000 bushels
Raciss club at 81 TAX. 5000 bushels Milwaukee
Cub z. 81 10, 5000 bushels Ksnosn. sprins on
coss dull. holders nrm. buyers hspsiue back: salss
l2coo bushes No Illinois At $50, i2O eco bushels No
bushcls Western and CAlAdss at 34c. A34hc. Barley
and Rye nominal whi.ksy nrmer sales 100 bbls. 81
Canal freig1m Neady ana uncnAngsd. tmrorW-
5000 bills -four rs eco bushels wheat, rs 900 corn;
10000. oats Exporfs-2co bola -four, 5000 bushels
wheat, Is .oco DO corn.
Brrraro, June ~, 1850
flour dlilsnd unchanged wseas IN modsrAss demand
ana sss,sr sassb 600 bushels Racine sowing 81 TO-
i2tto brshes No Chicsgo spring a tie same price.
quiet buyers bo1,rg psck ana bosde- Or Sses
ooo busrcs Ibon $50 No 3 ana Soc for price
no I 90. OAis steady and Ia good demand Sacs-
"a coo bustss western and CAraoisn, N Nkc Whhkey
hrmer Sales leo bbls ~ SO. CANAL freshss steady
1t acc on -four. IL 70 wheat lokc corn 70 New
a ale four bf1
"a 900 do ccrc
o~wsGo, Juns 13-6P. n
Flour dull bui unchanged So 50 40 for oonmoo 10 ex
ira wbea, hello Rensrsy ABOVE miiers vievs and
aset; sslss a.to0 ousncis .ni;e Canadian private
terms Coyn advanced siirnty; sales $500 bushels IN
nois soc Ober grains quiet Canal ircghs seaty ~
zoo. ncsv, 10 on wheat, SIC on corn 70 Nev York
Inporssa eco bnls -four SEQ brsh-ls wheat. 1900
bushss con, 900 busneis oats Exocrts-2,oso bps
four, II 600 bssneh wheat, "a 500 sushes corn
Cf~uxSAu June 10, 1850.
riosr steady n % @ fs ~. whskey declined 10
rTxo rrcvisiocs firm. but buyers demand reduction.
Wheat dull ard prices irregular Money market slightly
sasier. Exchange dull aed unaitered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-14

ne Weoe WoehxDD ten HARRIET Cosos
TEE CORPORATION COUNSEL coxssDxns THE JUDO
MINT AGAINST TEE CITY FRAUD-THE o0MP-
TRoLLsH n0vHs 10 vAcArE THE JUDGMENT.
surREnE oouKr-@SaAL TERN.
Before Hon. Judge Boaney.
JrsE IL The People at ne Relaon Of ysmes Taylor
and OSe~ Bresnan 10. TIE Manor, &c., Of Nese Yrk -
This was an application o. the part Of the Oomptosr
TO vacate the Judgment obtained against he city There
wS large array Of counsel in attendance, and great
number Of parties in interest present.
On Tie part of the painiGs Mr. Mott applied for
posponsnea Of the motion, order had been maas
70 examine several important witnsssss-the Comptro
lsr, Mayor rsmann and The late C0spor Aon Ooun-
seland that examination had pos Jet been concluded.
Judge Edmoads oas Of ne counsel Tor The plsnt, Who
had been Obliged leave town 70 attend Il the Court of
Appears Counsel had agreed yesterday V postpone tAs
ExChIef Justice Bronson, Coporasoa Counsel, said
that - TO the agresmeat made yesterday 70
vim ms w:s matter - serious S ~ oss..os
10 the city, % involved . large sum, and should
be disposed Of without delay.
who appeared for The Comptroller, SAID that the Comp
troler and Mayor Tsnann asteadsd yesterday, In Ole
mined 10 denied hat the Oonpssoiisr or mayor 1ss.
mann bad refused 70 give whatsoever information they pa
MJades Bronson said thai so.ios o, tas motion had
had had their sdavit and bad Ill ne means Of kDowinc
what 70 be dons Thsy could have sxsined hs Wit
neee they had mentioned about month ego, bat they
waited al The last moment Whas on earth shsy wanAsd
with the Oomptzoner and Mayor nsmanns testmony he
did rot know looked strange, however, 70 walt % long
and allow such space OF time 70 eIapee without moving
in the matter Tho plaintiffs were in reospt Of the renfs
and PROFITS Of the Warrington Market properly, which,
according 70 their own showing amounted TO $500 900
year, and they coosdered that that amount properly
belonging 70 the CITY BE wss ANXIOUS that The motion
should proceed, a. they believed that the Judgments
would DO Set aside, on tho ground that thsy were
important case and ought to DO heard possible
because the State, the city and the PLAINTIFF In
erested He also desired that they the city, should be
at liberty TO examine witnesses.
Afer scne further discussion the matter postponed