The New York herald., 1845-10-24

hit for the managers An evening can certainly be
spent here with great deal of pleasures tonight they
give the burlesque of shin.de- -Heela."
Brooklyn Intelligence.
The NAVY YARD.-Even kamongsI the most ardent
friends of the present administration, there
ngs beth loud and deep relation to the alleged
workshops in the Navy Yard Corruption the most gla
ring and favoritism tho most corrupt openly and
boldly charged against certain political leaders who old
snug and Comfortable hough uncertan) tenure in this
great mart for the manufacture OF free and Independent
ernment, could some plan bo adopted whereby good
men and true"-the eminently meritorious and really
deserving-shoud become the only repositories Of pub
lie faith and recipients of public favor, instead of
horde Of unprincipled and hcartess fellows whose en-
tire merit is in their demogogueism and whose title to
preferment and distinction consists In their superior
trickery and recklessness at election polls.
IMPORTANT AKREsTs-It was reported in the Herald q
few weeks that the dry goods of Mesdames
entered and robbed Of property amounting to upwards
OF two hundred dollars in value The adjoining prem
Fulton streets, were also broken open, on the same
night and stripped of various articles including thirty
or forty dollars in cash Although every possible effort
made by the officers of Brooklyn obtain clue to
the apprehension Of these depredators they could not be
found until last evening, when through information
Sessrs Bird and Felt Of Brooklyn arrested three men
who, at present, only known by the cognomens Of
supposed to have been concerned in the above mention
ed burglaes These persons have heretofore been en-
gagged IN an apparently industrious occupation. lock-
smiths in Court street. and had by
the public authorities otherwise honest worthy
and reputable. tappears however, that on Saturday
last small, pock marked man, calling himself Richard
Roberts, was taken into custody at Mechanic sville
about l6 miles from Troy by Constable Harrs in
sequence of offering for sale certain silks calicos caps
laces, &c. at prices infinitely below their cost Mr.
Harris (actng as shrewd and cunning man should do
Immediately posted off to his brother officer at Rensse.
laer county and the latter having seen an account in
the Herald of the Brooklyn robbery forthwith came
hher, bringing with him the goods which he believed
ppn latol En1
as part Of the property taken from Miss Martins store
and the efficient services OF Bird and Felt were called
the companions of Roberts The result was the capture
of the individuals named and their commttal to the
from his dwelling at the corner of Pacific and Boerum
Streets and Brtton from the Of Smith Bergen
streets, lover Du's bakery) The other prisoner was
arrested at the locksmth's shop, in Court st.
RACE Course RoBBERIEs.-Last evening officers Clay.
ton Bird and Felt, made sore upon gang of scoun.
dres who had been successfully operating upon certain
verdan individuals at the race through the sins
ter magic ofthimble rig One young gentleman di.
vested by the sharpers Of gold watch and chain and
an engineer in the employ of the Long Island railroad
company, was green enough to permit himself to be
quietly relieved Of sl5 Had the authorities Of Queens
county lin which the Union Course is situated) been
courageous, bold and resolue, the officers of Kings
the vagabonds who, yesterday, made good harvest
would not have easily got away with their cupaby OBJ
tanned booty.
How IS IT THE Mayor issued a proclamation that
all hogs found in the streets after 18th INST would be
impounded The 18th has passed, and there
ny hogs running at large II was promised that
efficient measures would be taken to abate the nuisance
This most certainly has not been done, and should
like to know whose duty It s by the new arrangements,
to arrest the porkers.
CRY HospiTAL.-It is rumored that Captain Hebard
Of the packet ship Quebec has given twenty thousand
dollars towards the establishment OF city hospital in
Brooklyn upon the condition that the whole interest
shall be paid during his c one half during that Of
his mother her already advanced age he extended be-
yond his own. AUGUSTUS GRAHAM, ESQ. whose liberal
y towards the Brooklyn Institute generally known
has also furnished the Hospital with $4,000 similar
a tho iti1an Had
day evening next to endeavor to raise funds to the
amount of $4,000 for purchasing grounds in an appro
pirate location Ter the Institution
DISCOVERY OF MORE ANCIENT PLATES. All hmm
bugs on the subject of old plates did not die with
Joe smith for already fresh plate digger and transa
tor mas arisen. ny letter from very respectable
source we are informed that brass plates bearing
marks OF antiquity have recently been brought to light
IN burlington, Wisconsin. The circumstances are stat
time past believed himself inspired had il
70 him. ina, oy dIggps under certain tree he would
lind vessel containing plates with inscriptions relative
to the aborigines of this country He accordingly SO.
ected three Of his neghbors to dig in the appointed
place, who, Gas they airm) after carefully examining
the ground to be that had not been dstrrbed
dug to the depth of several feet and found at last the
said vessel which, after being exposed to the air crum.
bed to pieces exposing three plates Of brass covered
win characters the meaning Of which they entire
ignorant o. nut which the prophet has since ransa-
ted The Language from the translation purports to be
that OF king chief describing the destruction of his.
whole people and the places where they perished Sc
them, after seeing the plates believe them genuine
Ctereidnd Herald
COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRORS, Al
BANy, wednesday Oct ~, 1Si5.-Present, Senator
oockee presiding, and six othor Senator'S No quorum
being present, adjourned until to morrow at o'clock
AN Pursuant to previous order the argument Of
causes VIII De suspended until the 4th Nov next at
O'CLOCK a. NJ, when the Court will resume the hearing
OF cases IN error The following arc the first eight
causes upon the calendar: No. 9-E Roberts VS. the
Chenango county Mutual Insurance Company No III
= IL sage vs.; T. B. Strong No. IL A. Stewart vs. the
Trustees Of Hamilton College No. 10 L. H. Pratt VS.
+ suydam and al. No l4-J W. Church va D. Bull
md wife. No l6-H McKeon vs.. 8. Whitney. No rs
mE. Lentilnorn and al VS.. g. w Vorwerck. No II
rhe q cry Of New York, vs. Bailey and al The 18th
ay OF November assigned for the argument OF cause
NO. A. clifford vs. II Livingston involving the con-
su'"uonaiity oil the General Banking Law.
LUCKY MAN.-On Of the cutters at soak Hail."
and poor man, with large family received the in
teiIIgence ny our last steamer TIibernia of large
amount oil money houses land, plate horses carriages
Sc ac2 amounting TO from 10000 to 900 900 dollars
neing tno effects of rich pawn broker deceased of
whom this cutter is sole her.-Boston Post
CRNTENNfAL CELRBRATIoN- The event OF the tor
nation OF church in North Coventry Conn., 100 years
ago, was celebrated in that place the 9th inst The
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