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Brooklyn city Intelligence.

ELECTION OF CHIEF ENGINEER And ASSIST ANTS
or THH BROOKLYN FIRE DEPARTMENT,
The second election for Chief Engineer and Assistants
Of the Brooklyn Fire Department since tho adoption Of
the rev CITY charter tok place yesterday In the Office
Of the missioner OF Repairs and Supplies ct the City
Hall The charter provides for the election Of one chof
and five ssistsn two years The occasion
TED great excitement not only among those imme.
fiacly Interested, but aIso amongst others not
opening the poll ct sunriss until ak O'Clock in
the evening, the hour OF closing the souheriy side
Of the hall was throDged with firemea. while ct
the main entrance to the Park statosed number
cksts in their bsnds acco+ted every recognised
fireman ed to belong TO the Department pref
fering either "Iegulsr' independently ticket. AL
though the interest manifested great ii
the utmost oroer ard desorum observed during the
entire 0ey Towards evening there little fun aud
rome OF the mot eargu friends Of the different csnd
dates btgan manifest their confidence to the result
By offering TO b.ck their opioicns by putting upn two
TO even as the might be.
The inspectors appointed wers:-Authony Campbell
of Hose No q John Rhodes. OF Engine No II; and J.
b STRAIT on Of Hook and Ladder, No VIM q. Johu-
OF Hose No and Charles e. Davis, of Engine No.
II, asted as Clerks
AT six O'Clock precisely the poll was closed and tho
votes were canvassed resulting as follows:-
FOR CHIEF BEGINNER.
Jcnn y noecn'.... 30
Vslsor majority over Noacn Ilb
The announcement of the result received with
cheers by the friends OF the successful canddste who
proceeded to tho Club house in Adams street. goriy
The vote cast for Assistant Engineers was not more
than half canvsseed at midnight.
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VAs BEoshlyn Navy Yard.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FITTING 0Ue-Mnnr-
mo OF THE LABeRnEs, ETC.


NEW HK0ULA1IOND-vnesLs KITrIN0 OUr- KnRr-
mo or THE LABeRnEs, 8rS.
Yesterday morning the psopA employed In ~ Brock
n navy yard greatly surprised by the informatisa
that ordsrs had received from WashingtoA direct
from the Chief Of the Bureau Of Yards and Docks In
saADg the nunbsr Of working hours hslr In sssh
Day directing that the employed shall work iron
son 70 sun There srs LOO employed In this
yard and great activity prevails in consequence Of
the fitting out Of the Japan and other expedi-
tions contemplated BY the government; hence the
ncres ed demand upon the time Of the mea.
The regulations not very favcrably received,
end much dissatisfaction is felt In regard to Thorn and
meeting held iast evening in consequence at the
Brooklyn Eo'e 10 take into consideration the subject Of
atug against the change Many OF the do
clare their determination not 70 work under the
ders which require them to be called at half past
O'Clock IN the morning instead Of quarter past O'clock
a. heretofore The prices psd BY the for L.
Dor IN the yard generally lover than paid for sinai
lar kinds OF service out Of the ward Fer insuoe the
wstchncB paid but nine shiliings day, while the
city wstcbmen OF New York and Brooklyn paid eleven
and twelve shilDgs for the number OF hours The
the With the aboera; In the yard their pay
is but nine shinrs while oar Of isborers generally
mean the part OF the government, while the public
treasury is overaowine with surplus revenue
There ct this yard the following vessels viz
Ship Of the line North Carolina 90 receiving ship;
frisste Constution. A guns, ready for sea- 'Ddepen
sepce, (rszee frgate) q guas fitting for sea She
nos csulkDg and repairing AVID viii receive her mssts
In few days Frgste Macedonian % guns heavy ord
nance DOW taking in stores and about ready for sea-
sioop OF war Marion, 20 guns board ready for
sea and expected to saii in few days; sloop OF
Vlnoenpes undergoing reps,rs which nearly
pieted with tho exception of tho spar deck rsiiug brig
Porpose IL guns ready for sea; brig Washington IL
guns. with board and read, for sea; frigate
Brandywioe lying in ordinary; store ship Lexington
bound for Macao with provisions and ready to
cevc her cgei cutter fancy guns ready for Sea- and
q steamer just arrived from sea.
The famous Japan expedition has been considerably
delayed account Of the went OF seamen willing
bark in It, In addition to this expedition there three
Others con emplsted. viz One TO the river AmGsn
one 10 La Plata and to the coast Of Africa for
the PURPOSE II exploration and survey, With to
sxtend and complete the nautical and commercial know
ledge of the country for the purpose Of extending and
protecting commerce.
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49, Ne s-Arr na.A osAsEssA NYsrk, ileA, A.
~ 80 ~ Mnose Ss1vA ovsatssn. ts.
Nsvro.r. Rev H-Ci1 vsis. wSssSyr Horiss 80
PIysoyrN Nov H-Pus II. Duke Il SsnehsssSr usnus
IosiA Galley non Londsn ana i'd @sS for Nosiss:s
ssSy.s Nov TmsH 1ssssfsshs. Southern. N0risa.s
-. s sn'saos' mas sxpssssnssa vsU heavy usashsg .
Isn.L, Nov n-.sld Iss olsss.. ssa Yraasisss.
Ocean Stsr. Lord. Savannah. -
YAI.ovr., Nov r.Pss il; sslS.n ship I.rsys. ~
l;upps.ss B.issS Il Ia 8 Is n lon sx ''''''
LIvEnRooL, New 9Ths ebha Brahs for Mobile has ~
ss sSs s"s ss. a c.
Liverpool night Of 18th on the skees Captain Aad
on beard The GiisaSssh ShioS ~ss .ssS
hour but blew too hard to render her aag
sistaf 90.
LISBON Nov % IN. bremen bark Aars Keller. srs.H
gale the night Of the 6h and had bowsprs and No.
mast carried away
QuEErsrown, Nov 2s-Ths Armenia brought In II As.Aa
isohioeia abandoned on the 2ssI nst In sinking 49,
lat ~ Ion SOW The Frithof from CallAo, brourSA
me soa q for q tho cass e,
master and Eve hands WITT IT, Al q .S.n .srs s.s -
osrIentsr oiea the night fohSw from the he -
N, lnlST w.
NEwPoRr, Nov 25-Tbs Am ship do EmdN Or. sf DaAA.
hauled In TO caulk and sheath with Muntxs metal
27th-The Am ship N de Emd hauled cut; and An -
United States, Chisman Of Bath. hauled in for repairs
NEwcAsriE. Dundrum Bay, Nov 26The bark Chisftain.
Of and from Belfast for Savannah was driven shore A
near low water mark with her stern stove in ruddr ga
PIymouaH Nov 2s--The Belgian brig General ss.ts
Cruz Muelenaer from Antwerp for Boston, lea
and much damaged must discharge TO repair and resi-
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sss,.T7:h, sg. ss:.;:. Lv.rrs osnsra
Ship Isaac Aierton. Ssars New Orleans. WIN Nelson
Ship Houshson, Doans, New Orleans. " Tapseots
BARK ADMIRAL Brommy tBren). Pope. Lendsn, Law
s Earn f , .as's s..a
Bari seci. Peterson hs Ma. &C Se.d,
FS9S SWIFT %sits Ssssu.ss f Arss rr.u.
:. Brig Johanna tDanh Hansoh,ld., LsHdon, FunoA
i! Bri. Paias tBrh Amy Jersey Hsrbor. Nj. Roons 4
Brig B, ssa, DSv E.ssS 8: John NnESBudd
sohr nancy ness an, A.pin wall, Brookn an & Co.
ssh' Active Wilson, Alexandria 90. s'ursos, Chairman
s s:sr s.. ns s J'snss9
schr Bon Parker, Boston
sIs:S Ell Dis '''''
sioS Sp v5iai BSss sisf M.s Fro1.o.
ARRIVED
ss,s%ship ArGsiG Lrss LiysrpesI Dec VITA
g ,s'.ss D b.i Ss s.ass fo n L. L.
ana passcnse 70 spoora Me ,ssa as Co.
Ship ale, a. Leas't New Ut cans. l6 days. with ndse to
sSip Atlantic: Worth, New Orleans IL da,s with mdss
70 spoke bsIA KiI land COZ BaltimOre ron Now orleans
B,,k " Blodsss, Waite sisa 10 days with mds,, to
BIZ asioySn hlsrd,e San ina, a, Il. p,m.a,. u
dss sugar Sey, 70 ssursss Clear nan Co.
.aa hd S q was I'D 81 George Ga
fruit. In Timothy Dwight
sehr Rio Coffin jacksonville Z +, days with lumber
TO Massey Amber. Nov 49, la 81 Ion 7 spose sehr ii
Wellington. from Jacf sonviIe for NYors,
schr lucullus Lufkin, Jaoifonvills EFF, dsys with
lup, Der, TO Peot Church. -
Sehr y Gsipt err Chapel. Stltilo Riv,r "a a days
with Timber to 3 II okephauxh
sehr Al De Rdsset, Brewster, Wilmington, NC, days
with naval stores ''
sohr le ROY Lawrence, Alexandria 4 days.
echr Arlnt Ton, Osborne Georg, town q days
Eehr John hather, Avery, Norfolk. days.
scbr kebeccs Woslsm, Petcr burg days.
Sohr veimiion, Lem street, Virginia, d.ys
schr Henry Brown Williamson. Virginia, o days
Schr Sor hia, Holmes, virsinta, 3 days.
tchi Emily johnson, Cole, Baitmt 70. s days
Sohr Rainbow Hodgnsn, Little Creok. Del, 2days
schr Lury Elizabeth, Pond salem, NJ, days.
sohr Inyeiee, Lover Philadelphia days
Sohr u bn Tilssn Smith Philadelphia s days
Schr Chief, Lawrence, Portland, Conn, 4 days.
SAILED
Ships Soargo Bewes, Port Philip (Aus,rasG Isaac Al
lerton, Sears, new Orleans.
Ship Caroline, Tucker fer Francisco hiss anchored in
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Passengers Arrived.

EIvna,ooI. g, snshp Arc,io-w Gress. r shaw, =
"a. n,llsr Potter " MDcon. Son
saunders Lieut. Gen a vsis;r, H9nsAn,a Army Eas
neCsuis, McCauiey. n CLARK, n Norris, + Trim
tle Draper bearer u dispatcher com the q Legs
uops nj London and PAvs Il Rue y Wlls,n. Clark
yoI.lisn. v Undsrhill W LsyMs W n Lewis. q a
Mr. HolCte, siss Holsats. Mrs hiIppa, Riehardsoa
Messsii Gcnsiderarte 10 sid Frisssrd, KLEIN.
keihs Prftehsrd j Wakemsn X Lyon, X Free
ps,9 sshwsnssr Coz NJ and MIRA AZ SHARP, Mr.
Erohsnbrsct, Iittls. y Howe n Uim y q Ckstea-
dsn, o = booth = Bysm. Nsyins Weston. A q
Fulhouse. Leiden. -
Cha n.ssro.- stss mship UnIon-J CAldvsIL d Tie.-
10 stssrags. :
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vtiuh Esors6axy 81 War BsrsslcrA Il implicated. On
rrdsv sOeA tan Derby sssseA that he quite ready
g sxrrs revolution rstying the present systsn q
coDsrci.l isislstn expressing q the same nns the
the principle OF ~e rsds Earl DseArt stated that
the could Be prepared that had
tsk<u place relative the Canada Clergy Reserve Il
would be submitted 70 the House.
IL wss intended 70 adjourn Parliament on the 10th
instant fog Of nine weeks, to thu middle OF Feb
rusry. Uncertainty stil prevailed to the day on
which Mr. d. israeli would make his financial statement
On Saturday the zTth ut. expired. after . lingering
Lovelace. only daughter OF the Poet Byron Her ags
tbirty.scven
Monday seth, the Poles in London celebrated by
funs.s eervce the twenty second anniversary Of the
Polish revolution OF lSSr-Sl.
In view Of the extraordinary activity that prevails in
the French navy yards the English government has
soved 10 call usen Parliament TO vot the necessary sup
plies for an addition OF 5000 men TO the navy
Disastrous floods have again occurred In various parts
OF Engiand especially along the Of the Thames
Midway, Trent and their tributaries There has been
much oes among shipping the east coast OF Scotland
from ccbtinuADce Of vioi. mt gales
In the list Of company tse Countess OF Derbys late
"rcception,n the names Of the American Minister
and Miss Wilcox
TIE frisnas Of the proposed "Loudon Liverpool aud
North American Screw Steamship Co0pany" have ap-
strong that which mentioned last week. had pro-
tested ainst It. The reputation in favor consisted Of
tweuty four members of Parliament, With ten twelve
Other gentlemen their object being to charter Of
incorporation for ths company, with limited liability to
the Shareholder
An arrival from Ter nerfe mentions that the dispute
On some points Of Official etQuette continues between the
recently appointed Spanish the consus Of
America, Britain and other nations.
1t Is mentioned in the Shipping Glsete that J. d. An
dexrcn, q. OF the Jam has been nifty
surveying and inspecting the naval dep0s at Jamaica
Antigua 30, with view to their being put in state Of
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-: :.s veil =: :a.,y ;ss.is net s Sss &c
me sales for the thlss dsy. a;s sstinstsd,-
Saturday, Pos 70: e Ear $50 s ,sss Egg Y: - IS
S 4s::s:; Is, Is: IS: Is: i: Is, = IS:
s s:s ......... :s:. =: :,;ss ::;t l. ::s
Import for the same time i about "a 900 bslss
with the improved tone hero spinne,s and nsnusAs-
buyers reluctant to yield to their demands the trans
ACTIONS In GOOD: aid yarns at TO days market have been
The grain market continues to present . bold 'front.'
and with light imports and increased speculative de-
saa S ss 90
barIethe increase value inducing holders to part freq
ly with their stock Indian is nrmiy held but de-
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS & co s CIRCULAR.
LvsaroeL, Nov. -. 1852.
Since the Goth have had some hesvy rains ct ine-
walls but from the h the weather he's been dry and the
last two nights sharp ffosts.
Increased and continued hrmsess prevailed herein
wheat ar flour and since Friday several los OF each
have charged hands at the full prices obtained that
day and there has also been fair trade done in oatmeal
for forward delivery.
Our aiyices from the States this morning
Of the holders OF wheat four they quote advance
on the value OF each consequent ON reports OF our and
the continental markets. Atlantic the 4th curreat
which produced much activity but operations were Limit
ed owing to unususy light stock Of all kinds
feighs quoted rather higher than last mail D. 3D.
and Is cd per barrel being demanded for flour to Liver
pool and 3s I'd So Cd to London The shipments in
the last weeks had been moderate of wheat and Light
OF -four.
We had the usual attendance at our market this morn
ing which opened with advance Of I'd Sd per 70 lbs
being demanded on ali good qualities and well condition
ed vheats This further advance restricted business bat
fair amount done ut I'd the currency Of this
day week and the market closed firm There good
demand for American flour and further rise of o. per
barrel obtained the prices quoted above 26s 3d.
paid for Western store and 26s Cd firmly demanded
fer Phsdolphia Baltimor~ very and wanted
We have ..lsactions to report in Indian cor. on
the sp,t and but few cargoes Offering q. these
latter held for slight advance French -four scarce
and small lot Of G 7 }" obtained 45s per sack, snd
Ais for Dunquerke manufacture. Oatmeal unchanged
ia value demand from report Of this trade Fri
day. Beans were steady at that days quotations
BROWN, SIMPLIFY & 90 S CIRCULAR.
LIvERrooLr Nov. 80 1852.
The accounts of fsst In the cotton districts by the
Africa received late last evening havo given bs.ter
tone to market and prices OF the o~ and middins
qualities have rallied eighth fourth Of penny
per h. from the extreme depression the sales for the
day reachiBg 12c00 bales with 1000 to speculators.
Mddline Orleans 6s4d Mobiles, Sad. Upauds SD
Per lb Wheat has again advanced Id per 20 lbs, and
-four I'd. per bDl., with good demand. indian corn
without change.
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Progress had been made towards settle ment OF the
difficulties between the government aud the Bank Of
Portugal. The pest office reform ba. been followed up
by other messur regulating the public grsnsries
hshetiee, &C
Disgrace for hsvTg forth statement respecting the
bao quality OF the EXPORT q sailed meat. The Poftu
gUeee government highly offended with this i'm
putstos ON their protuce that 1t Is resolved suspend
relations with him minister.
At latest date, 10th the United States brig Dolphin
w1 In the Tague.
The Lisbon Exchange quotations by mail OF 10th
we're for three months paper SD on London with bills
Over, and scarcity Of money which had led TO some
transactions at 54hd
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On the 18th ulto proposition laid before the Cham
ber the conversion OF the Belgian Five per Cents into
-Four and Hsns the greater part Of the Five Cent debt
to be included In the s~ In committee 1t proposed
that reduction Of per cent should be made the orr
einal motion was, hosever. adopted II was expected
that the Chambers would Immediately confirm the pro-
tat
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Tvc violent shocks Of earthquake we're felt In the Netra
county In the north of Hungary on the night OF 5th
cctoter The places most affected sasin and ste-
taano where chmneys dsmoi shed aud the church
lsN - ringing The vhcs population headed By their
I''sss tVsnsd out and enosmpod In the open fields.
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The most important from France is OF course the
of the voting for the empire. The Mone gives
the following reosptaaticn Of the result Of the votes
far known:-
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Italy.

The ob@sques Of the Abbs Gioberti we're celebrated
With great penp In the Church Of Corpus Christi at
Iurin on the go ult.
The Pope has resolved 70 send apostolic delegate
the Hast and has chose the purpose
Pare spaccsphtrs Nsapolitsn who is TO be conse-
Grated bbhop 81 poSttras
The Pope has received letter from the Ring OF Clam
promising that during his reign there tha be no perse
cuiiop Of the Christians within his dominons
Two shocks Of earthquake experienced On the
morning OF the 9th inst ~ Reggie in Sicily Two hocks
ft the sing Gsy ct eczema The eruption OF
Etna continues and crater has opened from which
o. lava lowing In the direction u ZaGsrano
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An order Of the State Of Ticino dated 10th umo sup
pfesses the order Of Cspuchns In that Canton.
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The Daily kOs correspond rtstes that preparation.
mailing just now at Hamburg fer the emigration d
several hundred persons who about TO proceed via
Liverpool and New 0Tlesne, 10 Salt Lake city The
petition u well organized and extensively tted out
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NJ A RIT M Z I'm IT II LLIG ENCE.
ALMANAC ToR new voRK-rHB DAy.
~ NOON SETS. morn w -
81 HIGH WATER. ev III %
PORT OF New York. December IN, 1854.
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rPep SrEAmautp Anorto.l

Ship Caroline Tucker for San Francisco hiss anchored in
tns North river. -
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Spain.
The Msdrd journals OF the sd inst. have reached Us
with our usual oorreep ondence.
Thirty four Sepsors forming the moderate opvosition.
aseEbled the 22d at the residence Of Marshh Manuel
De ID Concha The DUKE dc Rvas opened ths stting In
speech explaining the motives Of the opposition He
alluded further the project said To have been formed
by the ministers for modifying the constitution oou
mittee then appointed to collect information for
thoee who msy wish to take part In the debates
The committee is likewise authorized to commuuicNts
with the other oppotions 1t IL calculated that the
combined opposition in the Senate viii amount to 80
amongst whom grsndees Of Spain generals and cap
talets The Progrests deputies present In Madrid held
meeting at which IN. 0lozaxa, Nogueras, Escosura
and Pueg delivered their opinions the necessity Of
making strong opposition to the Ministers. commit
tee vas appointed TO prepare q plan OF action.
The influenza was so very general at Madrid that
scarcely family had escaped.
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Austrian Loyds steamer Egitso arrived at Trieste Nov
Goth with overland mail announcing that Prone
captured October 9h by The British forces under the
command Of Commodore Lam BERT aud General Goodwin
Neiy little resistance made by the Burmese the bri
itch loss amounting to only killed and six wound
ed rive thousand Burmese troops strongly posted
about Fix miles from Prone bat Gen Godwin did not
wish TO attack them until he reinforced Tss cam
paign, however considered virtually at end and
orders daily expected from this seat Of
for the formal annexation of Peg to British India Ad-
miral Austin hsd died Of cholera but the troops
healthy.
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