BrookIyn CITY IntelIieencs.
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IsTEREsrIvc TO MAMA placard was posted up tt
the gates of the Navy Yard yesterday notify ing the
mechanics, laborers, &c. in tho employment of
the government that their wages will be paid in full this
morning TINS WIZ De srshS,ng n.eingence 70 many ny
convenience in consequence OF Uncle Sans tardiress in
meeting such demands against him.


WEEKLY REpoRr OF IsTEaMrNIs-The number Of
deaths in Brooklyn for the week ending the soth uln
was foty OF which twentyeight were children, aisi
twelve adults


THE ACCIDENT IN BoERuM srRrEr.-The name of tho
youth who seriously injured in Boerum street
on Sunday is Parkes, the son of cab proprietor OF
Brooklyn His skull SO badly fractured that two
pieces OF bone had be taken from it, nevertheless he is
now expected to


INSPECTION LAws.-There is either a great iaxisy
among the rectiers and dslers OF this county IN the
Observance Of the inspection laws or their business IL
unusually duh learn that the lately appointed IN
pector Of distilled spirits has been called upon,by but one
frm-amongst the many that are hereto exercise the
functions OF his office II is be hoped that none Of
the persons engaged in this busnes seek to evaae me
laws either purpose of taking advantage OF their
or saving the tring of fees allowed
TO the inspector


ARieHrrous JupoMsNr-A negro who called himself
Thomas Jefferson and tho gave his residence as at No
10 Mneta street. New York arrested last evening
by officer Stewart for UNANIMOUSLY insulting two respect
able married lades-MTs Morris and Mrs Bunnell, Of
Prince street Brooklyn, while on their way to church


The sconndrel stepped between the ladies' put ms arms
their necks and attempted to kiss them He did
deny the offence imputed to him. and offered as his
only apology that he intoxicated. He was exceed
ngy violent refractory and abusive when he was arrest
cd and the watch house broke one or two panes OF
glass The Magistrate sentenced him to be imprson I'd,
at hard labor the county Jail for the term six months
to pay fine of fifty !ollars TO give security in the sum
nf $3.50 for good behavior year and to remain
in until such penalty was satisfied and such sure
ties given.


FAsr TnAvELLrSe.--The "Hsnry Rugges" locomotive,
the Long Island Railroad, manufactured by Norris,
the other day ran eight miles in eight minutes


CHURCH ArFAIRs.-The Rev. Jonathan Bruce has de-
clined the call Of the Second Congregational Church in
Brooklyn, and accepted the call OF the First Congrega
uonal Church in Milford CT.


PoLIcE lrEMs.-Mary Smith, alias Mary Martin, a good
looking young Irish woman. was arrested by ohicer
Mccormick for assaung Mary Hurley, the keeper OF a
small store al No 20a Front street. by throwing her
pail of water Tho defendant In default OF giving bail
to keep the peace, temporarily consigned to the Gus
tody of the jailor.


man named Thomas Hogan was taken into custody
and ordered find surees to be OF good behavior here
alter for having Tuesday evening" disturbed tenn
persnce needing the Bethel church. i'll Main street by
kicking at the DOORS and making other demonstrations
Of dIsorderly character.


Officer Haynes arrested aman named Barnard Lynch,
Gowanus bridge Tor knocking his horse down with
stone by striking him upon the head, causing dread
full confusion, and the effuon OF much blood Lynch
examined yesterday morning and committed for trial
at the Oyer and Termner.


The FERRIss-Well regulated the Fulton and
South Ferries generally considered to be- complaints
loud and frequent that the boats connected with the
latter not permitted to at later hour than 10
o'clock. Since the lower ferry was established, the
popul ton Of South Brooklyn has increased in greater
ratio than any other portion of the city, and OF
merchants and clerks who by this route have often
to walk ride to the Fulton Ferry and thencea CON
siderable distance their homes. The managers
tainy ought remedy this evil fthey possibly dc
soconsently with the duties they have to discharge to
the stockholders and others whom they represent.


AccIpENT.-The sidewalk opposite unfinished build
ing in York between Jay and Bridge street, has been in
dangerous position for some days past young man
named Moore. from Providence, fell some tagging
left in the middle OF the Sidewalk dslocaed his wrist
cut deep cash in his head and breast and was other
wise injured This said to be the second person that
has been injured on the spot.