Brooklyn Intelligence.
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The FLATBrsH NoMINArIors.-rhe dem nomi-
nations for Asssmby ymen, made at Flatbush Wednes
day evening do not appear give entire satisfaction
the party and it is one least candi
dates will withdraw in favor Of other person So
far Mr.. King is concerned we should suppose that
even If his election beyond all peradve nture
tain the honor OF becoming legislator would scarcely
repay him Tor the pecunaiy sacrifices he
rly make by temporary abandonment OF his business
the especially if the report be he wall be
selected as the architect for the City all From
present appearances the democ party will triumph
their opponents at the ensuing election the
and natives determined to separate tickets and
have solemnly resolved again to unite their re.
spective forces, except for Presidential campaign.


OMNIBUS RAciSG.-We regret to perceive dis posi-.
tion manifested by the stage and omnibus drivers OF
brethren in New York. by racing through the public
streets to the great risk of their passengers and
imminent hazard OF persons who are compelled 10 ira
foot the several through which these
vehicles pass II the Of these have
regard for their poor and adsd horses ami thus mat
tentive to their interests they ought to he visited
by the strong OF the law and made to pay obedience
to those ordinances Of the Common Council which
enacted for the protection safety Of the


CAPRicEs OF THE LAWN case of ailegei bigamy
reported in this paper stated that young female
who had been deuded by the married man against whom
the complaint was made had been committed by the
aminng magistrate to the County jail as a disorderly


person and in default of giving bail for her future good
behavior. We understand that, BY virtue Of this


date she is still in custody and being strali.
ger in strange land" there every prospect of her
remaining permanent prisoner unless released by the
order OF Judge Vanderbilt and his humane associates
the bench unless restored to society through the
strumentaty Of some of the many benevolent ladies
who following in the footsteps of the ustrious Mrs
Fry, seek to from punish and disgrace those
among the degraded and destitute Of their who
may be sincerely penitent, and desirous Of reform


vrslr TO THE LrcsuM-Two or three days ago we
paid visit to the exhibition of the Brooklyn in
expectation that the Gallery Of Paintings would well
pay the few minutes which we devoted to an examina.
ton Of them Sooh to say however the objection Of
very poor and mesgre character, and especially
20 as regards the portraits majority Of which truly
execrable There are, of course some very admirable
bu 10 nv nd hat 10


great pity that the managers Of this institution did
appoint time for their annual exhibition, when they
would have mad competition fIom the great Fair OF
New York. and when they might have ontained many
very attractive features now possessed by the expe


cnced and successful directors of the last named
hshnent.


THs DrrIcrLTy SETTLED The Gmsute briefly alluded
10 yesterday having taken place betwee two well
known and Influential democrats, and ss likely
o lead TO hostile meeting with deadly
weapons, has been amicably adjusted through the
nterposition Of mutual friends and the gen.
must he something peculiar in the pherc of Brook
sn which leads many OF its residents violent quar-
fsls heart burnlngs and jeaoueies two mol.
ling arrangements could not have been made by differ.
sn parties within few days Of each other as has really
been the case Happily however, as ye, there has been
hcultes committed any act Of outrage or public
wrong.


IRmH RspEAL QuEsrroN IN BRooxLYx.-It il well
known to all persons in Brooklyn who have taken any
interest in the almost obsolete que -ton Irish Ro
pca That its most eloquent and zeslous advocate has
7een rooney church. Esq, one OF the ssent Judsos
u the Municipal Court His exertons In the cause We
excited the envy hatred and Jealousy Of scve al ind
giiuas IN New York, who were ambitious Of becoming
leaders OF Oonnelisn in this section Of the country
md they have endeavored, by the most despicabic
neans to impair bis usefulness and the value
II his services The movement made Tor purpose so
hamefully beral and unfair cannot fs TO ne received
~ all true friends OF the cause, az UNANIMOUSLY ungene
Jus, cowsrdly and contemplate


Tn, Iy,,os FyrRY CoMrArY--This very respectable
red incorporation, with large at their
command, accumulated from the pr fits Of their immense


with rival establishments lat the and Jackson
Ferre the prces charged TO those who commute for
their passnge There is difference of four dollars per
annu charged, in favor Of those no NAV select The
Main Catherine street boats for crossing over
which worthy OF being by all who are not hard
pressed for time, and whose vocat,ons do moi compe
thsm to remain IN either city until very late hour