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could obtain Among other distinguished individuals,
whom they have thus recently Pacsrdsd as having been
man, Esq, an eminent counsellor was have good
authority for stating used without his knowledge and
certainly without his sanction either express or i'm.
piled. Amy political Clique organization which can
descend to such practices must be In very bad way"


BAsTARpY CoMrLArrr-INr ERKsrIso CAsE-On
sentsd before them bastardy complaint, made BY
really pretty and very modest looking girl named Ann


late IN ls empoy o 9ssss
by, baker at the of Myrtle Avenue and Stanton
street The accused not long since married young
sessed some property. Since becoming Benedict tho
alleged seduction took place, and was to- at
bell Esqs appeared as counsel for the defendant and


two young men were produced to testify that they had
ever, dared to that he had been guilty of any i'm.
propeties with the unfortunate girl He stated that
his guilty with her took place at the resi-
tan during the period that she there domestic.
He his name John Johnson said he resided at
Fabush and that he the Of the well known and
respectable blacksmith of that place. The other wit
Charles Parsss living in Myrtle Avenue near
certain occasion when he accostsd her for bidinous
purposes Qn which he did succeed) admitted to him
however decided hold the defendant guilty Of the pa
terny charged against him. and he entered into sustie
Sc ssions to be holden for Kings county


A RsFRAcToRy SEAMAN.-The worthy Mayor of Brook.
lyn took yesterday he is in the habit doing every
sunday after church hours, ride through the various
der among his constituents and seing that the officers
detailed for special duty the Sabbath were not as
has sometimes been the case among the foremost in
committing breaches Of the public peace Amongst other
delinquens whom he observed in acts of rioous and
improper character, was belo uging to the
steam ship Great Britain who playing all sorts of
antics the neghborhood of Fulton Ferry to the an.
noyaace OF all well behaved and respectsbie persons in
the neighso' mood He looked about in vain for consta
BILE to sese the offender and could obtain his
w hO hwi
tar and sent him to his ship in charge Of persons who
agreed to see him safely on board after receiving gra
tuity from Mr. Reynolds for that purpose.


MORE ERowpYIsM.-Between 3 and O'Clock yesterday
morning. the dwellers in and about part of Henry
street which in the immediate vicinity the Munich
pal Court, were disturbed from their slumbers by par
ings, yes, and other enormities Of like kind They
Ryan and James Stewart. whom they attacked int in the
most brutal and savage manner, and from whom they
Stewart and Messrs John swel and Garret Van Duyre
who came to their assistance. The of the rowdes
are Martin Mullen John Copeland Joseph HILL and Jo
seph Milligen. Another man, in the garb of sailor
(who either could not would give his name was
also taken into custody for aiding and abettng in the


BEAsTLY.-A disgusting act of indecsncy was attempt.
ed to be committed last evening board one of the Full
ton ferry boats BY ashionaby dressed scoundrel upon
deck hands who had board to bring her fathers
the she received until the had landed
His person, however Is we'll known and it is also known
q
be kept for him, and should he be caught his situation
will be rendered far from agreeable.


AN lMrENIrENr sNNER.-A man named Bryson,


tailor carrying business in Main street who been
for some time in the county Jail charge Of basardy
preferred against him. and who humaney discharged
again arrested yesterday by Col Manning for dis
gracefully riotous conduct in the public streets He
placed in the cells under the careful guardianship Of Elias
tile. r.


INcREAsrra IMMoRALrrY.-In addition to the afhation
cases already mentioned having occurred within
few days past in the moral city of Brooklyn know Of
three other complaints of like description which will
present week. 1t would appear the great increase
of population in the county, has brought with it the
tendsnt proagsces incident to all large communities;
and that with all the boased puritanism and moral
periority Of the place it is not exempted from the
merous ills that flesh Is heir to-


RrrsaI MEETING Another effort will be made to.
night 10 get up repeal meeting of course, col
iecuon-in Brooklyn. at Sweeny's hotel, in Atlantic
street The osensibe object to obtain funds for the
erection o "Freman's Hall" but it is very doubtful
whether the leaders will meet W th any better
than has heretofore attended their endeavors for such
purpose


Cry HALL-It is expected that at the meeting of the
Common Council this evening, the plans agreed upon in
secret conclave for the immediate building Of City Hall
public would also like to know something further Of the
intentions of their municipal in reference
to the long talked OF police reform.


Friday making inquiries relative to account Of fe
Newspapers containing it had found their way to ver
mont and induced his visit The female in question, it
lutonary soldier The object Of the young mans nqu
ries was in this wise: His sister, Mrs Lemra (e Of
sylvester) Harris, young married woman Of Coey-
mans took PASSAGE at thar place, the Amer.
can Eagle, for Albany, on the l4h Of August last since
which time she has not been heard OF, although the
trunk Of clothing and 500 in money with her, and
destined for Manchester Vt to visit her parents The
affair is involved in the most impenetrable mystery


Police ITEMs-Patrck Gum, Of a band of urchins
who roam up and down our city, seeking chances Of
picking up waits and strays" detected on satur-
a q nSa sodssr
No Linden Row, in Fulton st. A more depraved look
ing object ecan scarcely be imagined The ma.
gisrate sentenced him to six months in the county Jail


George Fl. snel of Of the oldest and most re.
spectacle inhabitants of Brooklyn convicted OF be-
complaint Of his father, to whom the circumstance s
severe affection He was committed for so days.


Margaret Quigley was arrested by officer Haynes on


charge Of assault and battery committed by her upen
Bridget Riley. She sent to the county Jail for ten
days, by Justice Church Stephen Coombs and John
an assault committed by them upon old man. They
were discharged ON payment Of costs. John McCor-
mick, charged by Robert Bailey with having been guilty
Of disordery conducts and Christian Clouf James Gil.
bert, Joseph HARRISON James Gallagher, and Henry
were discharged after examination A drunken fellow
named Lockley also arrested by officer Sidney Clay
ton for bad behavior and he wastemporarily committed


TARGET ExcuRaoN.-A fire company styling them.
selves the Brooklyn Volunteers" will proceed 10 Rah.
way New Jersey, this day on their annual target
cursion.


GREEN Bay LINE.-As previously announced, this
measure is fully matured between Mr.. Astor and the
citizens Of Green Bay, and Capt Walker. The commit
tee to whom referred the subject report that
rangement made and contract IN writing, entered
into between John Jacob Astor and Capt. A. Walker
by which Capt. W. binds himself TO run q steamboat
regularly at least in two weeks between Buffalo
and Green Bay for the period ofhree of naviga
eon commencing at the opening Of navigation in ls46
Also that the Great Western, other boat should
make two trips during the present fall In consideration
season. and $500 for each one The citizens
Of Green Bay are not required to pay any Of this Of
$4,000 but the COMMITTEES pledged themselves to Captain
W. to use every exeton TO sustain him. and advance
the interest Of his boats.


INDEPENDENT CATHOLIC CHuRcH.-We under
stand that there is movement in this city to esta-
bIsh independent Catholic Church. In accnrdnnce