Brooklyn City Intellissncs
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RcHr OF Prrtr,or-It is probable that at tho meetiu
Of the Common Council of Brooklyn this evening" di
;usson will take place the right ofctzens to pese
letions matters Of an entirely personal charace
md involving the reputation Of one or more individual
'gainst whom the memorslist is known TO entertain
ieep rooted hatred. and an incorporating hostili
L appears that Monday night last the persons allude
%, offered to several members of the board petition
isking that the Mayor shall be authorised TO offer +
ward OF five hundred dollars for the discovery and appr
aension Of the murderer or murderers of an old al
wealthy resident OF the city, who mysteriousy dsa
peared few years since but whose body as is alege
vas subsequently found, and Coroner'3 Inquest du
acid according to law before which no fac,
we're presented nculpating any having been, d
rectly remotely instrumental in procuring the deaf
Of the deceased Notwithstanding all these facts, he
re those who still persist that there had been foul PLAY
md who venture give utterance TO insnuations of
dark and damnable" character against men holdin
nigh and responsible stations in the community In
determined and resoute manner do these individual
u sue this shadow Of their oHn creation that they hav


length dared at this late day, to agate the subec
~ soliciting the action Of the Common Council in tn
premises ;--trusng to their acknowledged constitt \
ional right Of petition for the accomplishment OF thei
veil known neiarious designs. On the occasion Il
.rred to- the several gentlemen to whom the documer
offered refused to take any cognizance oil IT, and tn
important question will this evening arise as to whete
4 repre- sc native body any member thereof IS boun
inder all circumstances to present petition which
his judgment is Of Objectionable or obnoxious cha
acter.
| BALL Rooms AND RArrLE HousEs.-The disgracei,I'
riot mentioned in Saturdays Herald, which took plac
at dance house in Pacific street, thoroughly Justhe4
the appeals which we have 50 repeatedly made ~ 70 N
public authorities for the prompt suppression OF all sue
nuisances may be that the proprietor OF the establish
ment where the difficulty occurred was not himself
particpator in the outrage and it may also be- that
rendered all possible assistance to the watchmen in
pretending the most guilty OF the wrong doers but
does not follow that any publican should Dc allowed
keep his house open for the encouragement OF night
assemblages of dancers and dders to the annoyance
mis- peacabe neghbors and to the frequent destruction
OF the order happiness and domestic comfort OF many
worthy mechanic and many hard-working and indu'l
trious laborer
ANEW CRICKET CLuB.--A Cricket Club, to d
Cl,tth has rnpflv haaM
organized in Brooklyn, comprising many OF the very
elite OF the city The members have judciously selee
and their first meeting took place on Saturday last
the fine level piece OF ground in Schermerhorn stree'
formerly occupied as arope walk.
SUDDEN DEArHs-A colored man named Frazier, VIII
for some time past has been employed in the Brooky
Market engaged by Mr. Conrad Shaer to run oferrand
and assist in other duties, while engaged Friday after
in cleaning butchers stall, and in the act
moving barrel fell eless on the floor An inquest wa
held and verdict rendered. death from cause VI
| known"


On Saturday morning, the Coroner was called upon
hold another inquest upon the body of man who ha
died very suddenly The name of the deceased was Her
ry McGraw, native of Ireland about fifty. four years G
age late resident OF Philadelphia He was Temporarily
employed a labourer on board the Schooner John
Furman of Egg Harbour, and while at work, he ie
down, and Immediately expired He had uniformly en-
oyed good health and has lett wiie and three chdre
to mourn his loss.


Kings County, held an inquest, on Friday evening upo
the body Of child, which was found at Thompson
| evidence
the in which the child came to its DEATH and tn,
jury returned verdict accordingly.


| An IMpupENr RuFrIAN.-A fellow named Patrick IIo
gan Of noorously bad character was arrested by Office
| Hayes Saturday, for committing savage and unpro
voked assault upon Mrs Price, at the house OF Mr Do
ran in Fulton street The complainant was boarder ii
that he her husband when he took occasion te
strike her violent blow in the face because she reuscc
to walk out with him. He made desperate resistance
and it with great difficulty that he was secured He
was held in custody, in default OF bail


POLICE IrEMs.-Iti is expected that the perjury case
about which much has already been said, and which
has caused much excitement in Brooklyn will
py the attention Of the Police Magistrates this morning
when final disposition will be made of the complaint
| Timothy Mccarthy, now or late iE the employ OF q
c. Cambreleng, Esq Of New York, fined S. for com
hitting indecent assault upon colored womau
named Lavinia Henry, in the railroad while
ing through the Cimmerian darkness OF the Atlan ic
street tunnel.


John Laydon was arrested by officer Storms for as
saulting and beating Torrance Stanley. He was per
mitted to 60 making suitable apology, and settle
ment with the complainant.


| John s. Thomas, the man arrested at Philadelphia .
few days since, charged with commission Of grand
larceny ut the H. s. Hospital in this city, examined
before Justice Garrison and fully committed for trial.


Movements OF Travellers.


The number of arrivals for the last days were part
culsrly circumscrbed, The following is summary Of
those at the principal hote!s:-


AMERIcAN-Mr Hoyt, Vermont; Chas Davis, Roxbu
ry; Jno Wilson, Louisville; Triple Miss Major Gen
Brown, U. s. A.; v. W. Richelson Pittsburgh, Georg
Ransom, Washington; w. Ely, Hartford; j. D Butin
| Ala; Seymour, Charleston; d. A. Kane, Florida A
| Cole, Parsons do; j. B. Wickenham, Charleston; Van
Eyke, Detroit; j. Chester Chicago; Stewart, Va; I


A.ron. Geo. B. Jones' Boston; Robt Walsh, Phila
Noting Va; Haywood, Charleston; j. Snowden X
| g Edwards, c.; j. Talbot VeIplank. Mr.. Langrshe
Dublin; j. Kellogg Troy, Mr.. Boyd, Va; Ed. Wright
England; T. Gordon, Taunton; P.J. Wentworth, Phila
| A Barker, Mo DR. Whitton, Hartford; II Crowde
Boston; 7: r. Avery London; J. Ellis, Gin; Graham
Boston, w. D Zaccharia. New Orleans; Mr.. Hirmer
louisville; 9; wilkins New Orleans; T. D. Stewart
dobile E. Adams, Conn; 0. Judah Montreal L. l. rapi
neau do; Thos Books, London; J. w. Master, New Or
leans; r.. B BaiIy Cleveland. ~


| CITY. j. w. Redfeld, Ark; J. M'Cleary, Washington
Capt Lawrence, Ship "Hindoo," viscount Lesureer
Belgium, Consul Washington; P. A. Rhodes, Prov; c
A Delton, Porto Rico; 4 spragler, New Orleans; +
vose, Boston; w. HilI Chicago ]. NJ Wilson, Buffalo
J. II. Watson, Washington n. O.; @. MDowelI, Va
Messrs Jones' Campbell and Holt, Bermuda; Gen. Gun
ningham, Phila; n. T. Cheeseborough do r. Jones, Va


FnAsKLis--H. Welles, Buffalo; A. Ingram, Leyden
Alex. Cherhorne, n. c.; A. H. Cillett ogdensburgh; w
noysr, Detroit; { i Haynes Norfolk v; House
Trobe U: $. Nj T. Knowles, Mobile; Hon. J. Walles,on
Geo; J. E. Hoyi j. Charles, D. Dolby, 9. w. f. Fowler
Albany.


GLonE.-N Father, ogdensburgh; J. D. Readings
Charleston, s. c.; c. D. Williams Boston; F. r. Graham
Ky; j. D. Groyesbank. Texas; John Lawson. Halifax.
| HowARp-W. e. Washington, Va W. Rogers, VI.
A. MDougall Canada; J. Farliegh, do; Z. Wort, TO
ronto, D.. A. and D. +. Mcdonald, Canada; John Ir
vin, Hamilton, canada j. Pooler, Philadelphia r
Redfeld New London; G.. Carpenter, Gin; Edwar
Mof, Phila.; J. S. Gerber Bamore JOS Drew, Boston
Stu5bs Coxsackie j. X Gardner, Boston; Jas NJ sheI
hard, England Col IL r. Sole, Baltimore II. Mathews
Oswego; j. s. Terry, Calcutta w. Doran, 8. c.. c. l.
Labimow, N. c.; F. T. Crouger, Me w. Hartsmar
Pha.; II. Steam, Mobile; H. l.. Brewer, England; Her
derson and Wilson, Montreal Thos. Briggs j. Lasting
Kingston Canada.


UNITED srArEs,-Capt Chever, ship Waldron; NJ.
Mason, Baltimore; w. r. Gardner, Boston; q Watson
do; T. G. Stevenson N. g.. F. L. Hassen Washington
8. NJ Botsford do; J. w Pope, Memphis; NJ. Wilson
Boston; G. Howard, do j. Alexander, s. c.


Police Intelligence.


SEPT. 2l-4Hempted Rape.-Yesterday forenoon, a
interesting girl named Sarah Hockman daughter of Cas-
per Hockman, of the Sixth avenue near S6th street
while driving some cows along 10th street, between 6
and 7h avenue, from of the towards her fathe
residence. was accosted by man named Lawrence
Farrell who alter making use ofsome INSULT language
threw her down on the ground and attempted to vilat
person and failing to accomplish his purpose OWNS
TO the resistance he with he then further
VICTIM by exposing his TO her and making