HrooIklyn CITY InteIlieence,
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undoubtedly be to the citizens OF Brookyn, and loud
and frequent have been the demands Of the public for


ons pleas and memorials which have been sent to the
Common Council, the "congregsted wisdom" Of that
learned and patriotic body has not yet been able to de-
ends desirable to be attained and the probability
s that nothing else will be done than to talk talk
dynasty In relation to he proposed City Hail. the delay
has been chiefly occasoned by the conflicting claims Of
certain architects builders and contractors who
seeking to advance their interests regardless OF the
odium which may be attached to the party now in
or the persons who represent that party Many months
Brooklyn and who has interests either immediate
prospective in the completion of this undertaking than
S.aet private individual procured plans for the
ouiiung 70 De made at his cost and he expended
mating the Several futile attempts have been
remains in the same uncertain and unsettled state that il
has been in for the past two three years In relation
culpably permitted to take long and quiet slumber


Public Schools Samuel E. johnson, Esq., having re-
signed his office as Superintendent of the Public Schools
since proceeded to elect genema to supply his place
and Mr. Woodworth of New Utrecht, was chosen by an
only two votes. Although this appointment may be 3
very popular and udicous yet comes with exceed.
ing bad grace from those who made il to select one OF
rying out with little too much strictness, the principle
Of taking care Of number one," and we much doubt
whether the modesy of the act will be much approved
as its stringent policy.


MILrTARy-The City Guards, commanded by Captain
Olney, and the fine company OF Brooklyn Fusileers,
ing their regiment in New York which was ordered out
for review by Brigader General Morris.


Hocs..These eminently respectable and useful ami
to be
ally restrained from their ccustomed peregrnatons on
and after Saturday next-the Mayor and Common Coun
Gil having passed an ordnance which will then 60 into
operation for the immediate seizure of every hog found
in the public streets If the municipal authorities will
act with equal promptltude and determination for the
suppression of the nusances Of the vicinity
their constituents service which cannot fail 10 meat
general and hearty appreciation


POLICE IrEMs-A man named Marshall was arrested
at late hour Monday night for riotous and disordery
conduct in Water street and for assautng one Of the
city watchmen whilst endeavoring to arrest him. He
was to md bail IN the sum Of to the
charge at the Sessions.


evening by Miss Sarah Stoothof against Joshua Davis
her brothsrn-law, whom she charged with having vio
cation. The warrant placed in the hands of officer
Stewart who arrested the accused and he held
bail


John Comfy whose arrest for disorderly conduct and
assaulting watchman was mentioned Monday, gave
bail in the sum of $500 to take his trial at the Court
An Englshman, residing in Pearl street, was CON-
planned OF for bgamy appeared that about two years
ago. ne abandoned his wife and thirteen children in the
ola country, and came hther with young and buxom
gri' whom 1t was alleged he married The first wife
recently arrived in this CITY, and found the guilty PAIR





apparently well contented with each other She soon
however, made the quarters too hot for the invader Of
her conugal rights and took forcble of her
truant lord and the chatels which he claimed as his
She had not, however, long resumed her reign as wife
and Mistress she discovered her husband again false
10 her ana III frequent intercourse with her juve
nile and attractive rival Indignant thus being again
deserted she forthwith sought punish the denquens
by having the male offender arrested charge Of big
amy He and his deluded associate however both SO.
emny protested that they had been united by any
legal forms ceremonies and the proof being INSULT
q M nd IA
held IN custody as lewd, dsorderly, and improper
The various articles of dry goods which were taken
from the house of Mr. Rowland, few days ago. by off,
GERS Reynolds and Felt suspicion that they had been
purloined Dy little GIRL residing in his family have
been returned to the place from whence they came it
having been satisfactorily shown that the goods were
against there is not the
for any imputaton of wrong the trivial shadow
Of suspicion that they otherwise than highly worthy
and respectable persons


HINT TO THE PoLIcE.-Circumstance have recentIv
ly occurred in respectable family in Brooklyn which
may lead to the apprehension of married woman here,
has for long time past been engaged in practices SINH
lar to those which have lately created much excite
cians If there any truth in the rumors which are
current in relation to this natter be hoped the po
ice VIII not permit any selfish or mercenery consdera
tons to interfere with proper discharge Of their duties
AccIDESr-On Monday evening, as Mr.. Jesse Hart was
endeavoring to pilot his way through oil the bar
ers and obsructons, which found the side





struck his foot against of these snags
and fell with much violence nure him severely
II he had not been unusually active the consequences
might have been very serious


TEMPERANcE Mass MEETiNG-A large and very enthu.
siastc temperance meeting took place at Halls Buildings
on Monday evening" at which addresses
were made-the Rnv. John Chambers OF Philadelphia,
and Dr. Reese being the principal speakers


TARGET ExcURsIoNs.-Fire Engine Company No. II,
target excursion They presented vsTy ne appear Ua
ance Company No. proceeded 70 Newark on Monday,
on similar errand. There were two prizes-frst Si0
gold piece, won by proxy Cames Clark for James Fer
guson and scond, fire cap, by Oliver Strickland Both
companies were attended BY the Brooklyn Brass Band.
GrEERAL Sessions Barney .Dougherty, Robert Jack
son. James Prier, and Thomas McGinnis mpeaded with
Richard Hughes who acquitted) were put on trial
for very aggravated assault and battery alleged to have
Of New York. The outrage occ0rea Il scale shs
hte Lead Factory, where the defendants engaged
as workmen They were very ably defended BY n F.
Warng Esq and the evidence their identity being
somewhat doubtful the jury found them not guilty.


The ErHIorIAN sEREsADERs.-These truly excellent
and popular vocalists and musicians WILL tonight give
a concert at Gsthic Hail. in Brooklyn, which, we doubt
not, will be attended by many possibly crowd
into the large room.


IMPORTANT -RE-ARREsTED-We copied yester-
day paragraph from the Baltimore Patriot, giving
an account Of the robbery of gentleman his way
he suspected back to Baltimore her arrest
the finding OF $1,000 in belt around her person. and her
subsequent release for Of testimony against
We learn from the Baltimore Sun yesterday that the
woman was afterwards re.arrested and committed jail
under the name Of Amelia Switzer alias Kinz, to
iurtner nearing In the meantime the money she had
has been taken care Of by +. Pnckney, ESQ., Deputy
states Attorney the trunks and other articles the
possession ofthe High Constable The description Of the
lady and her partner compared with the developments
through the National Police Gazette Of New York leave
room to doubt that the couple referred to above
IS no other than the notorious npper thief Alburt
alias Alfred Morgan" who escaped only about ten
twelve days ago from Backweps Island, and his girl
avore to whom he addressed two three letters after
his escape, from Hartford Conn, and which being inter
cepted, led to the hot pursuit down East, which has
driven him South. Alburtis figured pretty largely
Charleston, about six months ago, where he robbed
gentleman at hotel of checks and drafts to the amoun
Of $2s e00 and about 800 money the former having
been afterwards returned. The woman is in custo
dy, though her companion is not yet caught


The MUSEUM TO nv SoLp-Judge Sergeant, Of the
Supreme Court yesterday dismissed the motion to set
aside the execution ssned at the instance of trustees
of the United States Bank, and under which the Sheriff
seized the collection Of curiotes belonging to the M
scum Company. There is now nothing In the way OF =
sale Of the collection by the Sheriff but gr ea
to learn that arrangement in progress by which III,