Brooklyn city Intelligence.
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tanned through the malprsctces of some OF the himbe
Having been Informed that the individual referred to
might possibly conceive himself and his business injured
cord, and without any solicitation from any one-made
explanation the next day which ought to have sa'
tised the harmless noensiye, sensitive and as.
tidous person in creation. We learn however that the
gentleman (who has, perhaps not noticed the correction
alluded desires another contradiction of the para
graph and he has it in the that no posi-
BE ilfeeling-or wish to traduce him. was, or could
have been Intended by the writer, who is an entire
stranger all persons, parties, and eques IN that coun
V.


ANOTHER CoRREcrIor. In reply to complaint which
has been made at this Office by some person who con-
ceived himself injured by statement published under
the head Of Brooklyn Inteligence'-becaus OF two
defendants suit in the Municipal Court being
described as industrious and enterprsng mechanics"-
we deem it our duty to assertion the especial niorma
ton OF the too scrupuous parsonage who felt
himself aggrevsd as also for satisfaction of his par
ticuar frendsthat did not say aught IN favor OF
those gentlemen from any knowledge that we haa % ot
any intimacy acquaintance with them, or enher OF
them We, nevertheless deemed It to be our priv lege.
as well dutv report the circumstances as they
occurred in the presence of public tribunal and what
ever may betide shall shrink from such re-
sponsbilty albeit that there those who consider
that an attache to newspaper muslin his accounts of
events they take pacs-give to them such coiorng
for truth ana merely shoes that pinch !" We
have already in brief career as correspondent Tor
this widely extended and potent Journal experienced so
much Of hostility difficulty and opposition as to make
hancetorth resolve when convinced OF being rgidy
and determination heretofore have done with
impartiality, disinterestedness, and fidelity


SUNDAY OFFrcERs.-Ws understand that, by order of
the Mayor several of the Sunday officers have been or
dered discontinue the duties heretofore assigned to
them; the only benefits Of which regulation will be to
run riot on the Sabbath day This we suppose anoh-
or the practical experiments which have lately been
attempted in political economy in this city.


AWISDTALL-I II is stated that Mr. G: B. Brewer, OF
this CITY, just discovered that he with several others
are heirs property comprising about half the city OF
Burlington vt. The ground which at least half that
hui purchased resident OF this Island
and grandfather we believe, to MI. Brewer The old


d IN aH a1a Of
Of his defendants adve rtised for in the Ver
mont papers which fact only came to the knowledge OF
the parties interested within few days


ADIsrREssIso CxsE.-A female, far advanced in preg'
nancy yesterday sent to the Aims House at Flat
bush by order Of Losee Van Nosfrand ESQ., one OF !ne
been turned houseess and homeless from place
in New York. where she has husband living in good
circumstances and in supposed cohabtaon with another
woman. Mr. Van Nostrand states to us that the poor
creature (who is almost stranger the country made
her condition known to Of the authorities OF New
York. and that the only she received vast go
about her business and do we'll as she could !" We
m the situations Of thus such
enquiries may be requisite to bring the guilty and ty
rannical to justice


between the Fulton Ferry dock and the steamboat su
folk whilst attempting leap on shore and but for the
lot and one of the deck hands, would inevitably have
been crushed to death After the fellows escape from
1 C00Su
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babity that he had been sufficiently satisfied by an in.
diligence in his sudden and unexpected bath.


CRICKET CLuB.-The Union Star Cricket Club, of
city on Wednesday evening and elected ths following
mentioned gentlemen as officers for the ensuing year =
James Wilde for presidents John Hardy treasurer and
James Bagot secretary.


CAMrHIsE AND srIsIr GAs,--In consequence of the
number o the adesmen Of Brooklyn are about cali
public meeting, for the purpose possible, Of organ
izing gas company


7 THE HOMICIDE AT New ORLEANs-SOme progress
was made on the 18th in the investigation OF this
affair." committed by MIR. Wadsworth the person of
Captain Carson. Five six witnesses were examined
We give the testimony Of one Capt Fred Jordy de-
ceased and Mr. sules to the st. Louis hotel
their arrival they went into the bar to drink owing
and deponent on their way, o-deponent-was much
alarmed to Hnd Mr. Wadsworth in the bar before them
Deceased told deponent that he had received injuries
from Wadsworth, and could obtain reparation-de-
ceased wanted to fight Wadsworh in way that either
one or both remain the neldo Deceased said
that he would not be satisfied until he gave wads
worth d-n good cowhiding" or, deceased added, II
forgive all" Deceased said that he would
nit act that would bring him to the penitenti ary,"
gave him" The three deponent deceased and tiles
went up to the bar Carson threw down four bits the
slightly slightly and and went over Stiles at deponents % request
followed and endeavored to separate them. The next
the same time the words what sort o. satisfaction do
You want sir spoken BY wadsworth He looked round
and saw Carson writhe moment and fall toward the
counter. The deceased Immediately after expired


DEATH OF A MYsrERIoUs LADY IN RIcHMoND.-A
lady representing herself as Mrs Agnes Thompson,
from Philadelphia not long since came to Richmond Va,
She was young-abou "a years Of agerv.ry pretty and
showed all the indications Of gentle breeding She was
soon became acquainted with her. sae soon fell iil-her
disease consumption; but the kindness of her neighbors
mgated as far as possible the horrors Of her condition





daughter. Her neghbors Of course felt natural
to % s sad su s ns
and engaged to gentleman when girl-that her pa
rents objected the match and that she afterwards as
is often the CASEY married another While IN her last
Illness gentleman represented as very good looking,
visited her several times under circumstances of great
mystery. He entered the room on one occasion, while
one oftne neighbors present. As soon he dig
covered the presence Of stranger he endeavored to
conceal his facewalked to the bed kissed the sick
lady asked her questions when the neighbor, not
wishing to embarrass their intercourse, left the room
plies of money On the 2lst instant she fell victim to
her relentless disease leaving two small children de.
pendent upon the charities Of neighbors


GALE ON SENECA LAKE.-GENEvA, Nov. "a, l84l.
"A severe gale from the southeast passed down the
Seneca Saturday night last The steamboat Che
mung started out in the evening with about 25 boats in
tow for the purpose Of getting them on their way until
could return, relieve her. take them to the Head
Before the Chemung left them and when few mes,out
the wind sprung up blowing with such violence as to
prevent her making further progress. The Geneva now
came along side, lending her assistance but 1t was Of


little avail The ia stenings OF the boats now gave way
and they were left at the mercy of the Two
three sunk one the Great Western" believe, went
down in about forty feet water; she was loaded with
merchandise. The other, others, ere loaded with
platerofpars ron etc. and sunk the beach; anoth
went far upon the beach to render impossible
to get her off One two drifted several miles, and
upon beach the foot of the Lake One boat
entirely to pecesthsy all loaded with pas.
iron salt cables merchandise, etc. ect, and
were more less damaged span ofhorses went down
with the boat that sunk in deep water 1t is supposed
thokx,r ks,vp 1tvoa no
could not be ascertained, but must be considerable


MORE OF THE GALE-Our barometrlcal report of
Tuesday noon predicted ga gale near at hand" and
that night there heavy weather the Lake. The
schooner Elizabeth Ward capsized the Middle
Sister, at the Western end Of the Lake. but lives lost
and half dozen steamers bound east and west put into