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The srAR CHAMBER system "A very illiberal attempt
was, short time ago, made in New York to prevent
necessary apprse the community of the proceedings
which OF daily occurrence in the police courts,
whereby much Inconvenience was caused to many
gentleman prominently connected with the Third
Estae;" besides which, injustice being done to the ci.
potatoe" effort of the description has long been
essayed by divers magistrates of this city for the espe
transactions of the courts which they preside
far as wo are concerned, we have been enabled to
Illustrate and defeat their contemplate plans as means
have been placed within power the obtanment
of every required information which all their devices
the persons alluded to. would be too contemplate for
notice. had they not descended to the insoence and
dsspcable meanness of nerrogatng respectable public
officers in relation to matters over which they have
legitimate supervision or control We beg to inform
the men who have thus improperly deported them.
selves, that the nero advenous circumstance of their
being (peradvsnure through the mere machinery of
politics) invested with little bref authority" will
not be conclusive authority for them to act in ruan
with those who, in education and ability, are
infinitely their superors, and who at all times, and
under any circumstance csn-f their duties render IL
necessary the deeply laid # their
most ingenious and desperately concocted schemes


AssEssMENrs FOR TAIEs-As there are many resident
have real estate in Brooklyn liable to and
taxation we deem our duty to warn them that unless
they will be compelled to pay many extra charges for
collection besides perhaps, being subjected to the hu
initiation and expense of their property being advertised
for sale at public auction.


IA New ARnAxegMsSr-A very old plan, which orr
gnated in the cunning peculatons of some adventurous
individuals in Brooklyn. in the way Of getting rafting
under the plausible plea of guessing at the
pearance-the specific gravity Of which was of course
considered to be doubtful and uncertain An affair OF
this kind came of Yesterday at one Of the aveIns in
who engaged in the operation with much apparent
zest in the hope of winning the prize which was o..
to that there any betting gambling attended
with the event, because not presently but we
ing fairly who the actual winner of the slaughtered
animal and because, moreover, we know that there
was much excitement among the numerous persons as
sembed in relation to various disputed Gums of money
which were involved in the issue.


NAVY YARp.-very consderabl excitement has been
caused in the Navy Yard, and particularly among
the authorities thereof by publication in this paper,
which charged of the persons attached to that esta
blishment with having compelled number of men be-
longing the North Carolina take the places Of seve
raj aborers who had been employed in menal services
The truth of that has been cannot be,
disputed and the of the act must therefore, remain
with those who the authors of It, I'D interim there
are other circumstances with management
administration that yard which demand the atten


on of the Honorable Secretary Of the Navy-of which
wev are 4. G to intimate 10 the ALREADY
too much CALLED nunity of this country that disco
sures have lately been made to select few revealing
habits the part of ,rtain distinguished officers Of
the most depraved and i'm oral involving the
regulations of females who heretofore been cons
dered of unbemshed reputation and in one case at all
events will have the effect of destroying the peace and
fair fame OF the daughter of of the most respectable
men in Jackson street.


CONDITION OF THE SrREErs-The rain which has re-
Gently fallen has left the streets of Brooklyn in most
unenviable condition, from which of course the city
inspectors will relieve them with all possible speed. 1t


be hoped however that the person who has charge
of the public lamps will also exert himself to do all in
his power for the purpose of obviang that wreched
state of things wherein darkness is merely rendered
visible The appropriations Of oil by the municpa au
horities said to be liberal and the chief officer OF
this department of the city represented to be man OF
worthy and exemplary character 1t behooves him,
therefore, that the streets better lighted than
they have lately been that way farers on the road
may be protected from accidents; and the property OF
radesmen and housekeepers better guarded from tho
depredations to which they subjected