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A PROPOSED Won1nousE-Great efforts havo Of late
been made by gentlemen connected with the manage.
men Of the Aims House at Fla bush, to add workhouss
10 the buildings in which able bodied paupers may be
made to pay the expenses Of their support Even as this
institution is now conducted there Is no public establish
ment in the county which is excelenty managed
under better regulations The proposed change Will
however not only materially relieve the tax but
will add greatly to the comforts the health and tho
welfare OF those whom poverty, distress disease may
compel to seek shelter food and raiment at the public
expense. Samuel Doxey Esq one OF the most efficient
and experienced Of the Of the poor has
submitted plans for the projected undertaking. which
will probably be adopted by the Board of Supervisors
who have exclusive control OF the premises.


PoLlrIcAL DssENsioNs-The approach Of the fall
elections has caused considerable stir among the most
prominent and members OF the several political
clubs and parties OF Brooklyn, and in another week
two the city will be full OF turmoil trouble and commo
ton caused by the struggles Of contendg factions for
the supremacy and power. The Navy Yard, which is
said great caudron in which party prepares
its elements OF strife full OF workmen, comprising
politicians OF all grades and classes of Naturalization
the rankest Garrison abolitionis to the most ultra
natives, democrats and wings


THE CRY HALL.-At the secret session recently held
by the Common Council in relation to this important
project it was, wo understand, unanimously resolved
that definite action should be had upon the various pro-
positions before the Board the 9th proAmo But three
plans have been presented which have met with ia
considerations viz-those OF Samuel h. Johnson,
Esq drawn by Mr. ButD-ot Mr.. Tarleton b Earle,
and OF Nlr. King The latter only, is said
under advisement


The COMMON scHooLs--It has, we perceive, beer de-
MED semi icaly that there is any axity Of discipline





and much excitement has been created by statements
which have been published in relation TO the constant
demands made upon parents Tor books and the prces
charged for the II appears that provision is
made for supplying children with the publications neccs
sary for their tuition, and that such works invaria
bly, sold by the principals and teachers OF the schools
without anyecuuary profit or advantage to themselves


The End IS NOT YET 1t would appear that the per
jury case which We have before mentioned and which
has created extraordinary degree of in Brook
lyn is not yet permanently disposed of Roderick
Morrison, Esq, OF New York, appeared before Justice
Church, at the police Office yesterday support Of the
accusation originally made In consequence however,
OF domestic alicon in the family Of the JUICE (he
having lost one OF his chldren full hearing Of the
complaint was postponed until tomorrow morning
L. J. RAIL RoAp.-By an almost unanimous re solution
of the members of the Common Council Monday
night last it ordered that the lateral rails which have
so long obsructed the street and side walks the east
erly side Of Atlantic street. between Powers and Neven
streets should be forthwith removed under the drec
ion of Mr.. Reynolds, one of the city Inspectors


BrcGARs.-There is city in the United States that
requires more than Brooklyn, the establishment OF
mendcity society, beggars daily crowd in almost
every street. and annoy and
their pressing opportunities for aims Its to be hoped
that the Mayor will cause proper vigilance to be
ercsed by the ohcers for the suppression Of this nui-
sance, which has become absolutely intolerable


JonS D. GouoH.-This individual is in Brooklyna the
house of gentleman who Of his most early
friends, and whose anxiety to discover him. when miss
ing led to the extraordinary developments which have
since taken place. Mr. q keeps very retired, in
quence, perhaps of not having yet recovered from the
effects of his recent misadvenure.


SALE OF REAL Estate AT Aucriov-The Alsop farm
at the Penny Bridge the road leading from Bushwick
to Newtown was sold on Monday at auction. 1t
apportioned follows: rs OF llabe land II
of woodlands 30 OF salt meadow; total ll6 acres
1t brought SlS5 the acre, making in all, S2l 400.


A PaorER sEsrmENr.-R. S. Church, Esq, one of the
Municipal Justices of Brooklyn observed, yesterday
during application made to him for against
person holding respectable standing in society, that
although he should in his official capacity ever fearless
y discharge his duty in relation accusations PREFER
against individuals no matter whom they might be he
should be careful TO guard against the excited feelings
,,l.ot.yA If th 10, ,,...lt
vove others in disgrace merely to crafty personal
pique subserve malignant or unhsllowed purpose
II would indeed be well for the community if all other
magistrates would make this the doctrine of their pro-
fessional and judicial practice.


FERRY AocIpENrs.--On Wednesday evening a young
lady board of of the Fulton ferry boats while
the boat approaching the New York slip, missed her
footing and FELL that in the event of collision her
body woulu have been severed at tho waist. The by
standers in terror seized her. and almost with the rapd
ty oflghning eNtcaed her ON her perilou situation
and she carried ainting state to the cabin OF the,
ferry boat A few evenings ago. ambitious of
green Erin, who taking stroll with his dulcins,
popped down in twinklin3 between the boat aud the
sl and disappeared IRON mortal view ior few minutes
but was rescued by prompt exertion His intended in
the meantime set up terrible wall Of dispar which be-
came source of considerable amusement when the sp
parent danger was over.


WEEKLY REPORT OF INrERMENrs.-The number of
deaths in Brooklyn for the week ending the l3h instant
was eighteen OF which twelve were children and six
adults.


Polcr IrrMs--The business at the police office ves
terday of unusually dull STALE dat and uniaer
esting character Michael Clark whose conmittal TO
the cells for dsorderly conduct noticed yesterday
turned ont to be old offender in other respects and
detaner lodged against him for the purpose of hold
ing him to answer for certain small pccuations which
he had been guilty in Richmond county during former
residence at Staten Island.


An ncorrigable young rascal arrested for throw
ing stone at poor carman who etiousy injured
and who had given his assalant whatever
for the outrege.


Information was given to officer Mccormick which
induced him to start last evening for Carnarsa
four persons who alleged to have been guilty Of d
vers offences in tnat neghbvrhood The information
communicated by Mr. Davis, Justice of the Peace
there resident.


Conrad Farrell arrested for committing an assault
and battery upon Matthew Hammond in Fulton street,
near the National Hotel. The accused, who "a
company with others, Knocked the complainant down.
and afterwards severely kicked aud otherwise malt ea
ted him. The magistrates fined him $40 and ordered him
to be committed until the same pail