BROOKLYN IutelIiUence.
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DEsEcRArIoS OF THE SABBATH We have been fire.
quently very much grievcd in consequence OF the
peated acts OF the OF the Sabbath witnessed
in the city of Brooklyn Dog-fghting ock.fghting
amateur pngstc encounters gamblng-thsl louuvoice
Of the basphemer mouthng the heavens" have from
Sabbath to Sabbath filed our souls with and la
mentation. We trust that the magistrates OF this city
and in particular the Mayor whose ought to be
terror to evil doers" will exert their authority tn,
promotion OF the sanhcation Of this blessed day


"The bridal OF the earth and sky"


CoNsEQvgNcgs OF surPosEp pINpLrENpENcE.--There are
several individuals III Brooklyn originally very poo
and obscure men, who have by accidental tsnces
become suddenly and unexpectedly wealthy, incidental
to the remarkable growth of the city in its present
tent and population Some OF these persons nave lately
assumed very important aud arstocratic rretensions
and the most ignorant and literate amongst them havg
even had tho temerity to threaten certain member
Of the press because, in the performance OF legit.
mate duty they have dared give publicity to facts
nected with divers Of the small potatoc codfsn-arIsio
cracy. These fellows have gone to the extent
making threats under the belief that their temporarily
assumed lions skn would protect them from the casn
CATION due to the hide vi much more stupid and obdu
rate ANIMAL and have pseudo, valiant and braggaoo
cia manner dared to assert that any gentle
10 q newspaper who should be desperate enough 10
"come between the wind and their nobility" would Ia
evlably be compelled to kiss the dust" Nous
"Let the CALLED Jade vince witheB are unwrung