Brooklyn IntcIiIrence.
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DfMoonAric NoMiSAr,oss.-The gen,lemen delegated
meet conveaucn Flabush yesterday to nominate
men,pers OF assembly, had much more difficult and
trouHesome tax TO perform than they could from org
nal circumstances have possibly expected. Instead OF
ladng onysix candidates for the
hosors to be conferred they dscove red there
10 less than forty three individuals ambitious of legsa
tive eminence; and the result the selection OF two
persons whose superior political prominence
previously anticipated Messrs John A. Voorhies (oi
Flaihndsl and Gaamel King (of the city of BROOKLYN
wee le chosen candidates OF the party but whether
or not they Will be elected by the people question
yet to be tested.


COURT, POLICE AND GENERAL NEws.-In conse
qence Of the preoccupaton of the columns of this pa
per IN matters OF news, caused by the arrival of the


Sreat b.itain. many intereresting facts connected
WIN hn CT, affairs OF Brooklyn, necessarily defer
ied nhiil Tomorrow At the Police Office another very
Siste',ng" case OF bigamy disposed Of, as also
oashfty eoipaint, IN Which married man, Of high
specfsbl l the alleged offender. In the Sessions an
~ ictmen 'oi libel found against Of the City s-
sectors Withdrawn OF the defendant having
nade ample and satisfactory atonement to the pro
Tor ana Ia general affairs" the chief matters Of mpor
apce were an expected duel between two very dstin
su'hee pol clans cf the second ward and the
dndry success which attended the first representation
The !" Ethiopian Serenaders" at Gothic Hall