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to morrow morning. The circuit Court end Oyer and
Tsrmnsr over which Judge Edmond. will preside , as
take cognizence of large amount Of business, both
cvl criminal in consequences Of many cases having
been postponed from the last circuit Tho nisi prfus
calendar embraces about twsnty-seven cases.


BrsHor HroHrs This learned and distinguished pre-.
late passed through Brooklyn on Friday last VIA me
for the purpose Of taking passage In the stea
ner which starts for England tomorrow.


THANKSGIVING DAY--The Hon. Thomas Tallmadge,
Mayor Of this city has ISSUED eloquen,y written
responsive that of the Governor of the
state which snjsns all go1d a sssns to give prayer
for the many blessings he has bestowed upon US as
people during the past year .sIWt


Opp FrLLows-Ata session held last week by the
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows of the State of New York
permssion was granted to Eagle Lodge No "a, and
Magnolia Lodge No 1885, OF Brooklyn to dedicate their
new Hall by public oration and other exercises Tho
latter will take place in the course OF the present week.


FRExMEx's HALL-The cornsr.sto of this structure
will be laid tomorrow with many imposing ceremonies
at which his honor the Mayor and the members o. the
ch act of the Legislature of this State and
will be wned by great number Of persons. who have
ba.c musann and reading attached to thu build
ing and there win be very large saloon for public
meetings, balls Lecture ~0'


COWS OF THE Boy,.n-A most despcable joke was
played of upon the LADY Of Mr Coroner Oakes few
even ings since "brsck" youth about sixteen years
Of age went into the house of the aud WIN
bouehe insisted that he foundling wits
to shelter him, and nothin' to eat that he had 49,
from Paterson, NJ j. and sgnihed his wish to be "taS


in and done for like other founding It is needles.
to say that Mrs o. finding she likely to be the vic
tim Of the joke Of idle fellow, who had sent the


lost child" to her. refused to be caught and directed
him to some place more appropriate to his years


PoLIck IrEMs.-Ths police magistrates Of this city
have had but little business to engage their ttenton
for several days past their proceedings having been
chiefly confined to disposal Of unimportan complaints
for assault and battery woman named M aargaIs;. gh;S
Boyle arrested for improper behavior in the puoc
Streets charge preferred against her by Mr Csrman
butcher On promising to deport herself more correctly
in future Judge Garrison discharged her from CUSTODY
young named David Stewart was taken TO tne
cells by officer Peetran for dsorderly conduct in 'front.'
Of Mr. keeler's premises in Main street He exam
ined by Justice Downing, and having other excuse
than ntoxicution for his misconduct sent to
the county Jail for thirty days.


CoRREcrIoN.-In our paper day or two since under
the head of Brooklyn Intelligence. It was stated that
several men attached to the navy yard in
discharged by order Of some dgnitary connected with
the establishment We authorized to say that the
discharge account Of the time for which they
engaged expiring and on no other account and
that another discharge of will shortly take place, in
consequences of orders received from Washington.