The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-02

brooklyn Intelligence.
| TREAsuRr TRovr.-On Tuesday morning, Mr. Tho
mas White Of jackson street. Brook yn-and proprietor
of the extensive engraving establishment in Broadway,
New York-shorty after landing from the ferry boat on
the New Yo r side, observed immense roll oil Dank
bills lying on the pavement, beneath a carriage. Be-
FORE however he could reach the place another person
IL when Mr.. White and two otter gentlemen eaqured
Of him II the property hist He stated that II did not
fee in Wall street he would send an advertisement to
the several newspapers for the discovery OF the loser
Upon looking over the most widely circulated journals
yesterday morning, announcements could be found
in relation to the money, and the circumstance may
therefore be regarded of very suspicious and
mysterious character II to be regretted that the gem
tsmen who the money picked up did not insist up
on having the name and address Of the finder Mr..
White states that the parcel must have contained several
hundred dollars and he took such thorough observa
ton of its fortunate dscoverer that he could identify
him among thousand individuals
PoLIricAL-The County Committee of the democra.
tic party of Brooklyn (Tuns Bergen Esq in the chair
met Yesterday for the purpose OF making preliminary
arrangements for the tall contest which will be close
and severe one in this county as in all probability the
wings and natives will unite together to accomplish the
de feat of their common enemy.
REAL EsrArE.-A very large sale of real estate in
Brooklyn, will take place Tuesday next, afordng
excellent opportunity to spectators and others to make
the estate belonging to the late Hamilton
the most eccentric well Of the most amiable
Of men.
RosBEnY ~ A sERvASr-On Tuesday, the house Of
Mr. Balcher, of Fleet street. Brooklyn was robbed
BY German girl who had been engaged but few days
country from Bremen in the harque Charleston, and
was known only by the name of Caroline The articles
stolen consisted chiefly Of silver soup and tea spoons
some ladies' dresses, lace collars, &c.
GRANp LARcENY-An Englishman named John Thomp
son Tenant.eut better known in Brooklyn by the cog
nomen OF Chips-was arrested yesterday morning by
officer Mccormick, (assisted by Mr.. Hanr) charge
ssyng piece S, Of sssnss from the store Of
since The accused is married man, and has large
family living at the corner Of Hillary and Gold streets
A Coon ArroIrrMENr.-The Board of Supervisors of
I Kings EEur
their clerk in the place OF Jeremiah Lott Esq., who
signed the office few weeks ago. after service Of for
tyour years better selection could not possible have
been made, and it the creditable to those who
made the appointment that Mr. Paterson was not app
cant for the Office and chosen with entire reference
his capacity against the strenuous exertons and active
caucussng of ten or dozen prominent politicians who
anxiousy sought the ofce Mr. Paterson is the account
ant for the city of Brooklyn and also holds commission
from the State Department at Albany Notary Public
and Commissioner of Deeds.
CARNARsA OFFENpERs.-Oficers Storms and McCor
mick proceeded to Canarsa last evening" to take into
their custody Mark Moulsen, Dickerson Furman, and
John Odell three vagram men," who have long been
annoyan to the good people of that peaceable vii
lage and against whom warrants were issued by Justice
Davis.
POLICE IrEMs-A man named Thomas Brown general
ly known as Irish Tom, was taken into custody
capped convict from the county pententary He did not
quarters with light and merry heart.
A deploraby besotted and abandoned woman named
Margaret Bridget Eager was arrested at late hour
Tuesday night in beastly state of inoxication. She
has for time past lived at Newark, N. j., and
she discharged from custody She has husband liv
ing at No 10 State street, Brooklyn, who is worthy.
sober and industrious and who has charge of three
born OF this now unfortunate and degraded ie
male
Blair Lane and others for an order to admit to
the new Lunatic Asylum at Flabush gentleman well
known and much esteemed in Brooklyn, who has un-
happily, become demented in consequence of some reli
gous delusion, originating in Millersm The applica
ton was, OF course, granted
Rror AMONG FIREMEN.-some fremen belonging to
Il a., n
to dsgraceful fight on Tuesday evening in Myrtle
nue. near Sharp's Hotel. Three foui of the comba
tants were much injured but of them have been
proceeded against for their outrageous violation of pub
| lie decency and order.
DEATHS IN BRooKLyN.-The number OF deaths in
Brookly for the week ending the 27th utmo nine.
teen, OF which ten were adults and nine children six
of the ten adult persons disd of consumption.
SUPPLY WArEn.-A committee of eighteen gentle
men, being two from each ward of the city of Brooklyn
VIII meet al me common oouncil ChamDer on TUESDAY
evening next for the purpose OF consulting together
relation to the best means OF furnishing the city with
pure and wholesome water and ensuring q copous SUP
! ply in the event of fire.
BROOKLYN INsrITurE-The annual exhibition Of paint.
ngs at this establishment was opened last evening Sc
vera eminent artists said to have contributed iber
ally to make the exhibition quite equal to those Of former
years.
Law Counrs-The Courts of Common Pleas and Gen.
oral SEES will convene next Monday There is plenty
OF criminal business to occupy the Sessions the full time
during which they are empowered to sit.
A Coon BusISEss-lt is stated by persons who have
taken the trouble to count the number of passengers
crossing the Fulton Ferry from New York to Brooklyn
four thousand every evening between six and o'clock
Mr.. GoUoH AGAIN-At the grand tempe rally in
Brooklyn on Monday night last the Rev. c. w. DENIM
the Sailor preacher" of Boston in the of
long and interesting address, made the following obser-
vations in relation to the immaculate John B. Cough
spoke last week of John B. Cough, and said then
that he would out spotless from the cloud which
had gathered round him. II he lives until November
just sure will you hear his voice again among
you pleading the of temperance understand the
rumsellers have invented drink which they call
Cough Cordial" but they will soon have that cordial
administered to themselves to their hearts content As
intimate friend Of John b Cough, know his nteg
rity. believe all of his also that he will
live down the ISLANDERS OF his enemies"
MAINE ELEcTIoN.-The result of the late election
| shows that Maine is still democratic State. We
have returns from 343 towns which the democratic
candidate leads his federal competitor thousand
three hundred and thirty five, and has clear majority
all OF one thousand hundred and forty three =
There in the State about 4l0 towns and plantations
leaving 81 to be heard FROM nearly all Of which de.
mocrac, and which will increase Gov. Anderson's ma.
jority to at least 2000
HOUSE. AS far heard from, there So democrat
% federalists elected No choice in 81 districts and
about25 districts not heard from, most of which
strongly democratic.
THE REPREsENTArYE ELEcrIos.-The third trial to
fill the two vacancies in representation from this
city to the Legislature, made yesterday but ithout
The democrats manifested but little interest
the eecon-and poed but fourth Of their usual VOTE
The wings were active and worked hard-deposting
hundred votes than they did on the second
trial and came within few votes Of election.-East
ern argus Sept. 30.
Common Pleas.
Before Judge Ingraham.
Ger. l.-Frdncts RoptAe Edpard Gillent-This was
action of trespass for assault and battery arising out
OF dispute between the parties who rivals in bust
ness both being engaged the carting line and keep
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