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ANOTHER PIECE lNrELLIGENcE.-A few DAYS
ago, the Court of Errors of New York made visit
to Coney Island, and after spending a part of the
day there and regallng themselves on CLAIMS in every
form-baked, stewed, fried, roasted, boiled, bro-
ed, devilled, and hashed, they made sundry long
speeches which, it is said, partook of the nature Of
the food theyhad been swallowing in such abundance
being neither fish, flesh, nor fowl II is fact
though-for our correspondent there, never yet
said any thing that he would not swear to-that they
committed as many errors that Court usually
does, and made their escape before the police or
gems d'armes got scent OF them. We congratulate
the party their escape, for if they had not
mecky decamped, as they did, it is probable the
defensive force would have seized them, and hand
ed them to the authorities who in the present
exasperated state of public feeling, in connection
with the Dorrte INVASION, would perhaps have in
dicted them for reasonable participation in that not
yet fully developed, but portentious event Let
clam eaters beware this excursion of the New
York Solons was nearly proving the most erroneous
motion ever made by or before Court of Errors
tor many years past.


Postscript.-We have further learned that Gov
Davis. of Coney Island has given permission to Mr..
Reade of the Hamilton House, to erect a wharf for
the convenience Of landing visitors to the Island
and that IN few days steamer will commence
running between this city and the Island, touching
Al Fort Hamilton. Moreover, Gov Davis has with
a liberallty becoming his high station, given Mr..
lteade plot OF ground spacious enough for the Site
o tent, w feet long and broad in proportion which
will be erected IN the course Of few DAYS Aaan
we say to the lovers OF CLAIMS, look out for great
times.


The WEATHER.-Ye yesterday, about o'clock. This
city was visited by very heavy thunder storm, ac-
companied with heavy rain, from the west, which
lasted near upon an hour. During the remainder of
the day we had slight showers Of rain at intervals