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CouRr OF OrRR TERMiSER.-The nuisance cause
msnced in this court decided technically against
the defendant, Mr.. Lambier. A black fellow, named
Seaman was tried sor assault and ba,try upon per
son in William burgh with intent kill the said nd
vdual He found guilty. and adludgsd to be impr
sonsd IN the county jail nt hard lsbor ior the term o
sixty days In the case Of John w. Tucker, indicted
for arson. the jury without leaving their seats found the
sooused not guilty The Court then adjourned sins de-
u may bs remarked fomewhat remarkable idpsas
IN tue proceedings of ths tribunal that the grand jury
dii not make any presenmsnt 10 the court 10 relation TO
any Of the numerous matters connected with tho inte
rests Q, Inc county. which might appropriately have
claimed their confederation.


DARISo ArTEarr At HoHwAr Rosssnr.-At a late
hour Tuesday night Captain seymour formerly com
mander Of the packet ship ST. Patrick was way laid in
Wilamsburgh, near Nevillss Kings County Hotel by
four highway men, who committed a desperate assault
upon him. with the intention to steal from his nerson Ger
tain vauabes which he had In his possession la conse
quence however Of his calling out Justify for assistance
and making determined effort 10 resist the felonieu
efforts the gang lie enabled to escape with only
the loss of his neck scarf and few slight Commissions
his head and face.


CoNcERrs-At the very interesting entertainment
given by MIR Burke at Gothic Hail. ON Tuesday even
ing last II have been mortifying to him, and TO
those present possessing musical knowledge and taste,
to find SO few persons in attendance We his
reception in other cities will be marked by much
lbeaity than was mantle by inhabitants of this


Seventh metropolis the occasion Of his first vis,
professional violinist.


Mn. TEMpLEroS.-Ths gentleman's lectures, anec.
dotes and songs have hitherto bsea 50 popular among
luck possibly fail Of attracting very large and fashion
able audience the cntcing soree which ne announces
for tonight at the Lyceum.


STATE PRIsoN BRps.-The convicts consigned to the
State Prison. Sing Sing during the recent term of fhe
Oyer and Termner will be removed to their appropriate
head quarters tomorrow morning, under the especial
guardianship and Of Messrs Jenkins Van Voorhies
and M. w. Van Duyne.


New PUBLIC BuILpISos.-The Odd Follows Hall, at
the corner Of Henry and Atlantic streets, was to be
opened and dedicated with appropriate
ming. A new building to be called Tammany Hall y of
large dimensions and superb architecture is to be erected
fOrth q Myrt
Avenue.


PrBLIc MEErINos.-A missionary meeting was held
Tuesday evening In the Brooklyn Tabernacle, the
object of which was to raise to employ agent
in aid Of the In the adacent towns Several in
teresng addresses made ny distinguished speakers
among whom the venerable Menzies Rayner. At
the close Of the meeting sixty persons became members
of the society.


Mr.. g. l.. Hume commenced a weekly course of As.
Economical lecturas to the young, at the Lyceum
Monday evening last free to all who make it
venient to attend