The New York herald., 1851-11-04
BrooLIyn city Intelligence.

THg CoNisc ELEorlos.-wnG Ca-ptD,rr roR sssaroR :
prospects Of the coming election and the whg nominee
for Senator Mr. Edward Fks having received several
unosuons, nss s'oeeo ms principles IN card IN
agreed upon At Albany and confirmed at syracuse for
the purpose Of harmoniz.ng the party.
THr TIurPAsor MOVEMENT ~ rvs CoNrse ELrcuoS-
In addition TO the various bone. d contention that
tarrsng the unhappy electors in this city and county
temperancs party, as Is annually the case, has
into the field and circulars have been addressed TO ali
thore nominated for ce by either party sskpg for an
explanation Of their views On Saturday night an
semblsge, termed "a mass meeting was held
At the lsstute Tor the purpose Of receiving replies
Many OF them appeared very eva-ive. and. upsn the
whole, far from ,sti.fsctory The committee had not
result which H. however TO be published In the local
papers Even in the moral City ~ Churches" the
friends o. morality Law. order ssd tempersuce,n as
where politics and Offices concerned in other
cities.
Fssr AsstsBLv DIsrnicr-CH.SeI or NoMrxEr-Mr
briggs the democratic nominee Of the First Assembly
district comprising the Eighth Ninth wasds Of the
city and the county towns having declined TO stand Mr
John Perry has been nominated In his stead Mr. John
Berry is son Of DR.. b, the present chairman Of the
Board Of Supervisors.
er.rr or rHx PotIs' ~ rHg Yuru w.Rp On
Saturday evening James Mansfield and Hugh Fitzpatrick
Debating the relative merits Of two candidates
Aldermen. Mr. Fitzpatrick endeavored TO convince his
opponent by sewing cart rung formidable instrument
succesefuy that Mr. Mansfield po.sees.d himself Of H.
and dealing desperate blow, coupleteiy altered the
state Of the poll" by nearly splitting that Of Ftu-
patrick. AZ
Heads, nineteen in twenty, tits confessed.
VIII feel . crab stick sooner than jestn
the argument conclusive; but Mr. Mansfield being
In custody for the assault II 10 be seen whether
be Ia not also oren 10 conviction"
Tur Potss ExPrprrIov-DfS-pp TO rHr Capv or rpr
Rscur ADvsScE An excellent dinner was on sstur.
day provided st Mr. Tbomas Second Ward Hotel corner
Of jay and Concord streets, 10 which the ocers and
Of the above vessels invited One OF the
sent apology the rest unde.tood did not take
any notice Of the Invitation The crews 10 the number
Of about thirty, attended and we're well entertained
Several toss drank and songs sung and the whole
passed on With great hisrity.
CRY Corrr-Before Hon. Judge Greenwood, and Al
dermen Lambert and Husted.-Lad Day ofhs Terra
S.nf,usessatufdsy being the last day Of the criminal
term the sentsncee passed In the following cases
Libi-1homse Picton, whose reported In Sc
turdays Herald called mp when the Court observed
they bad intended 10 nic heavier fine and the Dis
trict Attorney bad Informed them that dollars you'd
not reimburse the county. They would not however,
este blsb that principle precedent and a. they con-
sdered half the amount would satisfy the ends q us
tce, they would impose that sum-tventy eve dollars
Tho Court took occasion 10 remark that such personal
sttschs should be avoided tending stir up evil pas
sons and minister 10 the feelings OF society They
were happy think there malicious intent on the
pst OF the defendant in this case however legally re-
.tonsioie Mr. picton paid the fne.
.il.1lN az C.er- Ofver F-rsyth f1r ir'erfs-'ry
viii an cEeer IN the discharge Of his apiy wu ansd ~