The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-18

tween them over the Long Island CourseoYiew of tho
Hudson River and various other splendid Engravings
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Brooklyn Intelligence.
my EYES, WHAT TILES CHIMNEY Pors ADeur
THEIR HEADS WERE FLyIsG."The fearless and intrepid
tar who represented thus to have addressed his
panion, while walking the deck of tempesttossed
sci on the oceans and who, in his philosophical cacu
which landsnen were subjected in storm, thanked Pro-
whence that he and Bill salors" would not have
solatory description to hs scenes which occurred
shore in this vicinity during the gale Of Monday night
tructon Of the large store house mentioned in yester
days Herald have heard Of several other casualties
At ni y
ing Of the principal part Of the furniture which it
ths ang one o. the ba ng%
the course OF erection for Female Collegiate lnstitute
the almost entire humiliation Of frame house in Wash
from five new buildings in Jay street, near Myrtle
and the overthrow of some partition walls in
of new houses in Myrtle avenue
A FIGHr.-One of the Police Magistrates of Brooklyn
was occupied several hours Yesterday in hearing cross
complaint for assault and battery made each against
the other by Mr. Bretta and Mr. Donovan II appear
ed that the parties had been engaged in business
transactions in New York, during which both of
s. Abbey, who obliged to legal pro
ceedngs the recovery Of his Dues The controversy
DeRuQ
Judge Greenwood, as sole referee, who, by mutual
agreement among the parties interested held his court
On Monday last during brief recess in the examina
ton Of Witnesses the two gentlemen above mentioned
cuffs, originating as is alleged with Mr. Brett against
whom warrant issued for his arrest He gave bail
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There on 10th sides, much elimination and
% na IN Se Of to se at
sions and In Mr. Donovan being required to find sure
ties to keep the peace for six months.
New ARRANGEMENTS THE FULTON FERRY.-With
view pr event. far possible, accidents occurring
at the Fulton Ferry the propretors have-undoubtedy
with the best and most on
such passengers can read and OF course only SUCH
that It is imprudent to run after" any boat which has
left the BRIDGE to make attempt to leave the deck
until the steamer shall be made fast How or in what
manner such advice be of service to the numerous
or write the yet greater number Of who
may be unable to comprehend the method by which they
we. at present are at loss to comprehend. There is
however much wisdom connected with the management
Of these ferries, the depth Of which cannot easily be
fathomed by men of ordinary capacities
REMovAL-In consequence of one of the City In
spectors having reported the liberty pole unsafe at the
junction of Fulton and Main streets workmen were ell
gagged yesterday morning in taking it down
FIRE DEPARTMENTAL meeting OF the representa-
tives Of the department. held Tuesday night, Robert
Valentine, who declines serving; and James II. Corn
well, Vice President, vice r. J. Luckey.
NOVEL D.scussos.-This evening it is propossdto
hold public discussion, at public room regarding
the rights and dement's OF King Alcohol in connection
with the license question The reserved rights Of the
rum king, we understand, will be powerfully advocated
by an eloquent gentleman Of Brooklyn
DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE.-The election held at the
several wards Of Brooklyn on Tuesday evening for de-
ing year. resulted in the entire defeat of the young de-
mocracy notwithstanding all the support which this
leaders and members Of the Empire Club In this in
stance the old hunkers as they are called were com
pletely victorious.
Gas roR BRooKLYN-There is every probability thata
charter years granted by the legislature Of this
State Tor the formation Of gas company in Brooklyn
will be speedily acted upon SO tAa the store keepers
and inhabitants generally Of the city have the bene
fit of good lights in place Of the miserable apologies they
compelled to submit to in the way Of oil lamps
for the Streets and expensive camphne arrangements
Tor their places OF business.
DIscHARGED-Carrol, one of the the two arrest
ed few days ago, on charge OF stealing quantity OF
floss silk from importing house in Liberty street. N
York, yesterday discharged from imprisonment it
hitting magistrate that he had connection with the
robbery Comfy the keeper Of store at the OF
dy suspicion Of being concerned in the larceny,
also discharged but was rearrested by an
officer from New York.
i BROOKLYN TAMMANY HALL.-We understand that the
extensive edfce, intended to be built by company Of
gentlemen in Brooklyn and to be known as Tammany
Hail. will be at the Of Court street and Montague
place. Immediately fronting the principal entrance Of the
City Hall. The projectors intend to apply for charter
they win organize as an association on the principle Of
the old Bucktsil clique OF New York.
RuMoRED Foul PLAYA was current in
Johnson upon whose body Mr. Coroner Cakes held an
inquest on Sunday ast-and whose death stated by
murdered In all probability the circumsances upon
which this suspicion is founded will be made known to-
day to the police magistrates and enquiry thereupon
instituted which will unravel the mystery.
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION LECTURES A Mr.. Lane deli
vered lecture at the Brooklyn Tabernacle Tuesday
evening" upon the typographical appearance and charac
nj There w a m re-
spectacle audience in attendance but the entertain
ment-if such it can be called-was decidedly fiat,
stale, and Improbable"
RIDIcuLous SquEAMIsHNEss-Som of the bellies Of
Brooklyn who in the habit Of requentng balls and
parties have we are informed, become exceedingly in
more spapers descriptive of their appearance AMI
department at public assembly They deem sxces-
category with the highest, proudest, and most
wealthy in the land, who profess no absurd fas-
tdiousness being marked out as worthy of csPe-
ca notice and admraton and who possess none of that
false delicacy which is too frequently indicative Of
qualities Of Numerically opposite character IL be
the that pseudo modest damses 60 to places
Of amusement without the consent or appreciation OF
their anxious mamas, them Of course, becomes import
be noted down By any reporters but they nave yet 70
viii Be- to avoid the gaze Of such ubiquitous and
mpertnent ntruders, by remaining at their respective
homes instead Of endeavOrns to create 81 in
seen By the bye the ball Of the City Guards at Gothic
Hail. was well, though not very numerousiy attended
season, however, will be the Emerald Ball. the 7th
proximo, the Brooklyn Garden Saloon, and the Anne
/ ris an Engine Companys Assembly, Christmas Eve.
CAUTION TO Yousc MrN-At the rafting shops in Brook
vn mot Of which has yet been intcrfered with
by Of the city auhorites) some Of the blackegs
attendance make profitable business by palming upon
their victims counterfeit money, whilst operating in
other ways for the fleeing Of those who dens
speciousy prepared for the and unwa.
ry There are, however, some establishments where
rafting for poultry tolerated and encouraged many
respectable persons, merely matter Of pasime and
amusement; and where idle and vagabond boys cannot
obtain admittance. Even such establishments repre-
hensbc but certainly not TO the extent Of those
proprietors blush not 10 admit that they live by means
ofth, ir superior chicanery and reckessness
PoLIcE IrEMs.--A man named Edward Foster was com
mitted TO prison on charge Of severely beating aud
otherwise maltreatng his wiie and person calling HIM.
self Frarcis Nckeen was taken into custody by Captain