New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BROOKLYN ITEMS.
WIG WARD MEETINGS The Primary
meetings viii be held on Thursday evening, at the
places mentioned below The polls viii be open
from TO 9P.M NJ
/ WARD--Ful.on House.
II (As may be directed by Ward Conn
Ill City Hotel
". AS erected By Ward CONF
Y " Brooklyn Hotel, cor. lludson-ay and
Prospects,.
VI. Corner Columbia and Ataniic-sts
VII ThoO. Wilson's, kentay.
VII Usual place.
TX Usual place.
y fAs Ward Com may dlrectI
NJ. Gascoyne's, cor. Myrtie-av. and Ray
mond-st
" Wlllam>burPh-(AS Town Com. dlTect)-3 Dele
gates from each election district.
BushwIck-Ram's Head Hotel. Green Points
Delegates
FlaibuSh and other county towns, NJ usual places,
3 Delegates each.
llrst Assembly District Convention will meet at
Virgins FlaibuSh Hotel, =. II.
Sccond-CIty Hotel. : p. NJ.
Thrd-Daviss nth Nard Hotel +. VI.
TIE t. ;. WAR STEAMER san JACINro.
Tie screw propeller San Jacinto, which vas COM
monced about three years ago, has at length been
completed IN the Navy ard at Brooklyn. All her
machinery board, and she viii leave the dry
dock 10 make room for the French frgate Mogalo
The san Jaclnto Will carry SIX guns Her length
on deck Is 800 feet. breadth OF beam p, depth of
hold 23, tunuagc l,i2G tuns. She Is provided with
two inclined engines the diameter OF the cylinder
j. p. inches. and length of stroke 80 diameter Of
propeller a. feet length of do feet number of
blades /. Average number OF revolutions IN
minute. 30 average pressure OF cam on square
inch. 10 POUNDS. She has three copper boilers con-
tam ng "A IRE and auc surface of 300 square feet
flff nf ff- o. q - gf
como. iou fange cast on u, and copper plates NV
eied 70 It its encth Of blade is 2j feet, and .he en-
tire weight SIX thousand pouncs'
\ BLOoMFR BAlL.--it is rumOred that
ball. the first Of the season, viii be gwen on the
10Th September on which occasion a number Of II
die have volunteered TO tie full Bloomef rig.
MILITARY AND Civic Excursion. The
Montgomery Guard, of Newark, have chartered the
large steamer Oregon. for an excursion to New
Haven on Thursday The spacious dimensions and
elegant accommodations of the boat. the attractive
city where she goes and other considerations, render
this excursion desirable
4 SMALL YESsEL.-The steamship Hon
da, recently built by Mr. Webb, at Greenpoin,, Long
Island Is row mOOred al a wharf IN Brooklyn. She
Is the smallest steamer that has been fitted ont at
thi, port beng only one hundred and five feet IN
length and one hundred and six tuns burden. She
has one engine. which was built by lIogg & Della
mater, aud two masts schooner ugged. she draws
SIX feet water. and Is intended TO run on the river
MacCalCna. Now-Grenada
- The inquest into the circumstances
of Mrs Moore, killed on Monday evening by pile
Of slaves falling upon hern urman St, deferred
til tins Gay. to gave an opportunity OF collecting eyi-
h.. Fsftll, and To HOY
identification oithe body.
STAY or PROcEEDNGs-On Monday
Judge Greenwood IN the City Court. granted a stay
OF proceedings IN the case OF Ruckman against Lex
ow for libel the defendant having been convicted at
a recent term of Tins Court, and a verdict of 5000
rendered against him. motion Is 10 be made for a
new trial, on the ground Of excessive damages.
RuRGLARs.-On Monday night, as officer
Dohertv, Of the sixth Ward, WdS going around
his beat, IN Pacic-st he heard alarm N neigh
boring house. and lmmedl atey after saw a man run
out ana SCI of 20 a. the top ot his speed. The
officer gave chase and soon alter overlook nun ana
se,Ze6 him for the purpose OF making hlm prisoner.
IN few minutes two others came 10 the assistance
OF the burglar, one OF whom presented arevover 10
the cticers head and swOre he would shoot MN II
hc I'D rot let the prisoner 90. The oficer. who saw
that he would permit them 10 take his life Il would
not diminish ther chancessoi escape, while It would
be q very uncomfortable cOnSummaiIon for him, let
soor after. they oil commenced a search after the
BUR- lars, Uu the latter hat fed 10 place OF safety
RoBBiNG MONEY DRAwEg.-f ester
DAY morning man named Edward Holland, resi-
dent oi New ora. vas taken before Justice hlng.
charged with stealing s. from the money drawer OF
Mr Henry Graham. corner q Union and NlcAs-sts
II appeared ina; he had gone into Mr. Grahdins
store II the evening. and tnat he mad only twenty
nye cents MS possession and thar on coming away
again ard beng arrested suspicion OF haTing
rCtbtd The drawer. IS note was found upon him,
which Mr. Graham Identified a. h. O~n. tie Vas
convicted Of the larceny and fned 80 and commit
ted m default OF payment.
PAssiNG CovNTrRFEIT MoNEY Sun
Gay morning la,t Oicer SluHe. oftne -lrsi Disirc:
tOos INTO custody. n Twcniy .JuT;hst between sev-
cn'h and Elgiih-ays. New Ork. Philip lcCari and
Eliza Su.Well. alias Fiynu. charged with passing
CouHit rien s. bills on parties ~ at3ilsa. Inc bis
quTcried 70 5e O. tie Housatonc BtlA. StockDrdge,
Mass They were committed 30 jAe Kings County
Jal
URTEEE ARRESTs.-On Monday TWO wO-
men named Brogei McM2hon and Margaret Kelly.
wtre arrested Tor committing like 0nense N NJ