The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-23

dust ABOUT perfect avalanches
damage OF the shopkeepers, and to the intoerable
noyance of promenaders while the benefit to the
lists is unquestonable. Nothing short OF the election
OF the buses" from Broadway can remedy the evil
although as temporary styptc, the corporation ought
to cause the newly paved portions OF the street to be
sprnkled at the public expense.
ALARM FIRE.-The alarm of fire yesterday after
noon proceeded from the house OF DR.. Mott in Depot
place. The chief Of police was promptly the spot
however it was ascertained to be only the chimney
fire. but gave much alarm to the family and also to the
neighbors.
was called this evening TO hold an inquest at No 1873
Cannon street, on the body Of colored named
Daniel Evans, who has been sick for timo but not
being attended by ply at the time OF his death,
this morning, the Coroner necessarily called to in
vestigate the cause Of his DEATH
BODY FoUND.-An unknown found in the
ter at the foot Of 5st street, to the dead Park
Brooklyn city Intelligence.
IMPROVEMENTS IN BRooKLYN.-A better illustration
cannot perhaps be furnished of the extraordinary i'm
provements now progressing in Brooklyn, than can be
obainedfrom fact that there engaged in that
ton Of the city upwards Of thousand laborers in the cut
ting down of hills removal of distractions dwelling of
roads, and formation and grading of streets within
five minutes walk of the ferry In addition to this large
manual force than hundred horses and
or three locomotives with several and wagons at
tached, for the removal and deposit of earth Upon the
buildings being erected-so that in few months this
portion OF the island will present to ap
pcarance which will approach almost the miraculous
CuRIosrrY-In the absence of other public attrac-
tons in Brooklyn the parent of extraordinary dwarf
(who is in all respects, as great curiosity as the
nowned Tom Thumb,) has made his appearance in one
principle streets and endeavored to cater for the
qualification and amusement of this said and demure
Community. We fear, however that his speculation
will not be profitable one; although perhaps he may
be quite as much deserving of patronage as the proec
the very gravest among this rgidly righteous populo
ton
New CHuRcH-The corner stone of the second Metho.
w ss in Grand
halEpast two o'clock by Bishop James. The sermon
the occasion will be delivered by the Rev DR.. Peck
After the ceremony the ground the congregation will
adjourn the First Methodist Church, where social
gathering of the friends will take place in the Lecture
short addresses will be delivered After tea sermon
is expected from the Rev. DR.. Durbin.
HALL THrEvEs.-Several of the entry halls of houses
in Brooklyn have lately been robbed by set of PROV
ling thieves who at this season Of the year. devote their
exclusive attention to such populations. We have
of the leaders of these gangs and advise all
in this city, who have recently lost coats cloaks
to him. they desire to their missing property.
New MAEKErs.-During the ensuing week two new
will be sold at public auction One Of them is situated
the South Ferry and the other belonging to Alder
man Campbelp is at the corner OF Furman and Fulton
streets The latterso far as regards superior location
accommodations and general appearance-must neces-
sariy take the lead of all establishments Of similar
KIND in this ciy and we predict that ere long will be.
the avorite mart of majority of the residents Of
the three first wards.
Police Intelligence.
Nov 22.-Horse Stealing-Edward Kelly, a knight Of
the charcoal box was charged by Nicholas Troy with
stealing horse worth according to his statement
ly $40 It appears by what learn, that Kelly had
taken little fancy to speculate in horse flesh be
sure, he said, the animal rather thin he met
black boy in the street who offered to sell the "crter
trade offered him he black boy twelve shllings The
boy said it was rather low for live horse but being
pushed for cash sold him right off to the iishman who
jumped at the bargain but not now, for he would
like to take it off his hands for to his great
astonishment the horse belonged to Mr.. Troy, who
haroa hnrfn IF bod Dad
dy arrested for horse stealing Committed
Stopping Poney-A poney mare, about fourteen hands
supposed to be stolen The his horse
by applying to officers Lawrence and Young, Police Of
fee Jefferson Market.
Entry There's agdin-Last night very handsome over
coat was stolen from the entry of 81 University Place
Where are the policemen Why don't the Captain Of
that district keep his in better trim Coats and
coaks are stolen every night in that vicinity. DO try il
an arrest can be made in that quarter
"A Precious Girf-A young and interes sting German
girl by the name of Eliza Shope, ran, seduced
away from her parents last Sunday She beng only
years of age her mother and father becoming alarmed
have been searching in various directions, but without
effect when at last they came to the Police Office
stated their case to Mr. Hitter very active officer and
However he took the matter in hand and very soon
traied Miss Eliza to that den of niquity kept by old
Honey" Miller. ~ Reade street, snugly slowed away
in one of the upper rooms in bed with OF her
toners. The officer very politely removed her to the
and the Justice very justly her to the House of
fuge Now we earnestly call upon the Chief Of Police
they outrage society and should all broker
up and the she devils sent to the Pentenary who har
bor and frequently induce young and silly girls to pros
ute themselves for the mere purpose Of enriching til,
keeper of the house, and TO crafty the ustfu desire
of dry goods clerk who has robbed his employer
and lavishes his ii-gotten money for the support Of
brothels. We intend to furnish the Chief Of Polio,
with several and residences Of these she devils
for his consideration.
Petit Lareenes.-A black damsel by the name Of Eli
zabch Powers, grabbed by policeman for robbina
John File Of silver watch worth SIS, while he laid il
n q
fence" kept by John ASHER, lac Leonard street
where i had been sold o ny AeYander Bloomfield upos
old " fencel"
arrested boy who called himself John Robinson TO
stealing handsome cloak 1t appears that the boy On
Bernstein in Grand street, whsreupon the pawnbroke
asked him how he came by IL, which, by the bye"
very seldom done for they generally take all in and al
at the Aston House, because he knew Mr. Bernstein
70 bea ysTy honest dealer. Mr.. Bernstein, however
tho,ght different and for tho above officer, who
rested the boy, and brought him to the Chiefs Office
where upon investigation, the cloak proved 70 belong
Mr.. Evans, of Louisville, stolen from him while boarding.
at the Franklin House last August Committed.
Ro6ting he TM-John Welsh was caught in the &C
of robbng the money drawer of Samuel McDade, Wit
keeps tavern in 4lst street ath avenue. When see
he started and ran. McDade, however the tastes
horse Of the two therefore he grabbed him and totte
him down to the police Office, where upon rskng" hi
person, no money was found upon him; consequently
Mr.: Mumford (who Is always wide awake) sent Nc
found the money, which John had stolen from the till
being 81 in bills and nearly 81 In change. Commute
by Justice Roome.
Pickpoeksts at Work yqgain-Mr Ellis Day, Of Prov
dence, returning home from New York 10 Boston, yes
terday when upon arriving ct Providence, he found
his great asonshmsnt both Of his pockets cut throug
and his wallet gone, containing $500 In bank bills Tbs
is the game that Cupid and old Jim Smith wer
playing before they arrested for the Clinton barg
robbery. Men should be very careful how they carr
. their money.
10 Information has been received at the Depart
lnent OF State from the United States Consul
Iuiks island, under date Of November D. 1s45, tina
Lewis Palmer master of the American schooner Capitol
OF Newborn North Carolina, having landed at Turk
ISLAND very much debitsted, and with high fever die
at that place on sunday, ID Of November None of th