BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
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Horace Manu-, ESQ. lec;ured before the Insti-
tute on Wednesday evening the subject of Great
Britain The frs; par; of the lecture depicted the
raj political and intellectual grandeur of the British
pre and the mastery genius which has fourished in
that realm in the persons of statesmen, warriors poets
and artists The second painted the miseries and op
preston under which the lower classes suffer and the
abuses enacted in the manufacturing districts Hs state
nents respecting the horrors which exist in the densey
populated districts the Mines and manufacturing Towns
of England purported to have been made up from
ports made to Parliament by Commissioners appointed
o- that purpose from which appeared that that coun-
try is il the most deplorable condition. Tne ills which
incident the lower classes NJ Mann attributed in
agrea to the lack OF general system OF Com
School education; and charged upon both upon
both Church and State desire TO keep them in state OF
ignorance


Nh Mann delivered Address last evening at meet
ing held for the purpose OF forming Teachers lnst-
tute


u The body of a female infant was found yes
terday in a segar.box floating in the Eas, River.
II The autographed SIS counterfets on the
Schenectady Bank, are in circulation in Brooklyn


GooD NEws.-Tbe Brooklyn Eagle, in view OF
the future Sae Of Long Island boldly take. ground on
subject OF vital interest 10 all Lonssland newspapers
who are short Of type up long The Es-
sle says


We have already whispered 10 :he prospective Go
vernon OF the State OF Long leland that &c uus- agree 70
iH els messages 20 four columns II ne counts on the
support OF this Journal Indeed OF the test ques
lions VIII be Are you in favor Of long or short mes
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