Brooklyn Intelligence.
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CoSvIcT LABoR.-A communication has been sent to
Ae Boari OF Supervisors of Kings County, from the
Grand Jury lately in session. the Court Of Oyer
Terminer, complaining that many of the prisoners
aer OF mara aoor AZ the JAIL are not properly
form OF preseniment, duly authenticated by John NJ
Hicks Esq, County Clerk states that all the abe.bo
died convcts ought to be compelled to work during the
respective terms of their imprisonment and suggests
that such persons may be useully engaged the pub
lie roads, they cannot be made serviceable in any 9TH
way. II remains to be seen however, whether the
many unfortunate individuals who from time to time
venal offences and trihng be exposed
to the public gaze, a common "chain gang" under
the existing laws of this State.


DEMocRArIc NOMINEE FOR SENAroR.-We learn from
good authority that the recently elected delegates from
Kings County to the forthcoming Senatorial Convention
at Tammany Hall have agreed to unite with the other
delegates oil the district IN nominating Edward Sandord
Esq, as the candidate of the party.


DrrLIcIry SOMEWHERE 1t has been denied that any
difficulty was spprehended in relation to the removal
certain rails belonging to the L. l. II. r. Co.. n the
cant lots between Nevers and Powers strees stated
in yesterdays Herald and it is said that the Street In
spector has authorized the contradiction So far as the
Brooklyn reporter for this paper concerned has no
hesitation in declaring that his information received
directly from Mr. Reynolds the aforesaid Inspector who
exhibited copy of law which he alleged to have re-
ceved from the attorneys of the accompanied
ful OF riot and danger


PoLIcE ITEMs.-A man who seduced young female
named Mary Wilson time since under the of
George 1ohnson out whose real name George Curs-
dadon, ian employee in the White Lead Factory
arrestedby officer Parker at the suit of the Aims House
Commissioners and made to enter into suretes for the
prospective consequences OF his treacherous gallantry
1t turns out that he is married man, having young
and exemplary wife, notwithstanding Miss Wilson be.
came MS victim under promise OF marriage.


Gregor Guzel and Phillip Granin were arrested by
officer SteIns, complaint made by Samuel Ruchtey
for assault and battery After full hearing before one
OF the Justices, they were discharged unscathed.


John Schmidt for drunken and disorderly conduct on
the complaint Of Godfried Vollmer discharged on
payment of costs


Thomas Hewlett arrested by officer Mccormick
for vagrancy on complaint of Mr. Thomas Gascoigne,
Jr and was discharged promise to leave the city in
stanter.


MARRIAGE AT THE Police OFFIcE.-Jehn Malone and
Rosanna Miller were united in bonds of matrimony by
of the Magistrates the presence Of great num-
Der of spectators who conclusion of the
ny, showered all sorts of good wishes upon them.


WEEKLY REPoRT OF DEArHs.-Twenty three deaths
took place i'll the city of Brooklyn during the week end
ing the goth nst OF which fourteen adults and
infants.


RE-INTERMENT THE REMAINS OF CAPTAIN r.. DE
LUTLEN-Ihe committee appointed on the re-inter-
ment OF the remains of the late Captain r. De Lutzen
have selected Sunday next for the performance of the
ceremony The funeral will take place from the house
of VIM II. Moore, undertaken in Arch street. and the
body will be deposited in vault St Johns church. in
18th street The Wayne Artillery Corps, Captain Muir
DOCK OF the 3rd Brigade has been detailed for the mill
accompanied by Baley's splendid band The Indepen,
dent Rifles Captain Florence will also unite with the
Wayne Artillery in paying the last tribute of respect to
the deceased-Phi SPIRIT Of the Times Sept 25.



ATLANTIC AND ST. LAWRENCE RAILROAD COMPANY
we learn from The FOrUdnd advertiser that yes
terday day OF triumph and festival at Portland, it
being the day appointed for the organic alton of the St
Lawrence Railroad Co. The British and American flags
hung the city hail. and in various parts OF
the city The meeting OF the stockholders called to
order by Judge Peble and the May chosen preside
John Neal chosen clerk OF the corporation took
the oath of Office code Of bylaws adopted, and
board of directors baotted for but the votes had
been counted when the advertiser went to press-Bos
ton Journal, Sept.26


AT Philadelphia Friday, the jury in the case of
Mulhoand and Ragan into court in the
afternoon and rendered their verdict finding the prison
ers both guilty of murder in the second degree. Geo.
W. Barton Esq counsel for the prisoners, sgnifed his
intention Of moving for trial, and allowed by
the Court until Monday to file his reasons-Phadelphia
Inquirer.


HISTORICAL medal by which Commodore
Elliott communicates his grateful appreciation of
Mr. Coopers attempts to elevate him at the expense
Commodore Perry, and which he offered to the Rhode
Island Historical Society is of biocktn. Providence
journal


FROST IN VIRGINIA There was slight frost in all
the ad jacent country. in low places, Monday and
Tuesday mornings We expect to hear that in appre
hension OF FROST the standing and fully ripe tobacco
crop, was generally cut in the ement of the
week.-Richmond Whig Sept 26


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