New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-18
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

K,yos CouEry RHPUBLIcAs PRlMARTEs.-The
Kipgs County Republican primary meetings were held
las, evening 10 The respective wards and towns Three
5oeoa.es we're chosen from each ward TO the County
Convention; three 70 the City Conventions three from
zach Of the first twelve and the Nnetee,th Wards, TO
the Second District Congressional Convention and five
deleUa,es 10 the Assembly District Conventions
There was but ore ticket in majority of the Wards,
and all passed off barmonously, save in the Fret
Ward. where AID Csshow is said TO have attempted 10
override the action of the Association by bringing
crowd of people, not members to vote. The County
Convention Is to be held on the 10Th inst the Con-
pressona Convention on the 2Oh iust. the City Con-
venion on the DIST inst. and the Assembly District
Conventions on Saturday, the 22d inst.
PROSPER PARK BRooKLYS.-Pursuant to call, the
Board of Commissioners Of Prospect Park, convened
at the Office of the Atlantic Dock Company, oa Satur-
day. the 18th inst at o'clock p. m. The minutes OF
the ast meeting were read and approved.
Mr. Spras NE offered the following resolution:
"Re'Oed That expedient % employs suitable engineer
TO make typographical surrey Of the land, set 100 zoe
Prospect Para for the City Of Brooklyn AID TO make
fbe resolution was adopted by vote of to /, Mr..
RI oman voting in the negative.
Mr.. Haynes offered the following, which was
adopted, viz:
RsOlred That Committee Of three bs appointed 70 name
. TTTsy ssn t'DU az Of Pfo'Rpsc PaI
Whereupon Ne ssrs. 5prsgue, Haynes and THOMPSON
were ramed as snch Committee, and Mr.. Stranahan,
resident, wss added thereto.
Mr.. Tbon pson presented the following which was
adopted, viz:
Rored That Commute Of three be appointed to consider
pr, pitt appointing Counsel to TIL. Board and ha.
said Con mittee report their conclusion at the earliest opPo
tunity.
The following resolution, presented by Mr. Rodman,
was lost by vote of 10 l. Mr. Rodman voting in the
affirmative viz:
Rored That It present situation Of the
controversy about the nstutionsty Of the law creating this
commission in view Of M negotiable provisions 10 proceed
for which the city may be changed
The following, offered by Mr.. Haynes, was adopted,
Re,olrtd That the owner. of property sgatsd within the
and set pat To- public use and that they be requested to
disturb the gSde Of said gO.nd erect new buildings or
any way rj1re the forest shade within the limits Of
the Park. nor suffer to be done by others -
The Board adjourned TO meet the residence Of Mr..
rsnsbap, the President, Friday evening" the 2lst
inst, at 8 o'clock.
CoNMos CoUscIL In consequence of the iDcou-
peie state of the Common Council Chamber, the Board
did not organic lsst night. An attempt was made 70
meet in the CT Courtroom, but it was found too In
convenient, and an adjournment was carried without
doing any business.
The HEATIsG OF THE City HALL.-Mr. Felix
Eh bis a5ors anticipates the completion Of
the job by the 9Th Of pext month large amount Of work
portion Of The basement which the rubbish was formerly
Stored The boiler 10 feet long feet inches in dianeer
and n,sias 90 hreech fne each Is feet long trial oy
%ad1 days RSs Of sPf .nS
the buoirg the extent Of 30 degrees IL not de-
sgD'd TO carry than Is pounds OF steam at any time at
90 feet Of pipe In the building and each apartments
be,ted by Fl coils In the Common Council Chamber
Governors ard Supreme Court Rooms there viii be three 10
each In the other rooms one or more according 70 hei re-
aU The boiler eDeased IN double brick welye in h
ais and every precsnon taken to prevent accident The
improvement when completed will be very acceptable
The SIXTH WARD STREET-CLEAEISG Contract
Some months since resident of the Sixth Ward M John
Scott obtained injunction against Matthe. Murphy the
the the Sixth Ward the ground
that the highest instead Of the lowest bidder bad obtained the
On the hearing before Judge Culver the junc
don was Dissolved, the complainant not appearing
MILITARY VIsITORs.-The Colt Guard, Of Hart
foTd Conn under command of Capt D. Chapman, will visit
this city the guests Of the National Grays, Capt Morgan
the 10th Of next month
THE COURTs.-The General Term Of the Supreme
Cont iii meet the 2eh inst Newbus when the Judges
will render their decisions
The Social Term of the Supreme Court viii commence next
Mondsy p the Supreme Court Chambers, City Hall
The Brooklyn City Court opened yesterday before Jddg
Culver The Jury impsnneled and the first twenty
Jurors I'll disr hsrged for the day.
The calender for this day Q8h) s as follows Nos 81 g. a.
a6 a. 20, 49, 80 3d. 49, 49, a. as 81 49, 49, 49, a. a. %
ASSAULT ON THE HEALTH OFFIcER.-Two young
nsmed WIN H. Chamberlain ard James Cameron. as al
legged commute assault DR. j. Jones the Health Off
they tie If the bargain and beat retreat The Doc
believing that they had been sufficiently punished refused
appear against them