The New York herald., 1845-10-12
BROOKLYN City Intelligence.

"KEEp THE SABBATH DAY HOLY. with all the boast
ca morality OF Brooklyn there is no place in the United
states where the enforcement of this truly wise and
iutary injunction is more absolutely necessary. On
every Sabbath may be observed at the
streets-ln the Third Fourth, Sixth and Seventh Wards
gangs OF boys and half fedged men, in Company with
fun grown and thoroughly matured vagabonds ready to
nsu all decent and respectable who may be
their way to church. or who may quietly be eturning
to their homes after their appropriate devotional
ces the nefarious acts Of these scoundres were sx
ciusvey confined to sex they dare assa il would
be unnecessary for any with the press
note down" their brutal and cowardly transactions
but their villany almost directed
unprotected females becomes the duty of every ind
vdual Of spark manhood to hoot them from
society and to call upon the public authorities sup
press with strong arm" nuisances grievous and in
toerabe The May has been earnestly invoked to use
his high authority for the ,ummary dispersion and pun.
lshment Of these sham eless rowdes but yet
quistons have been without effect, and the gari ng
evils complained OF remain unabated
MORE" SMALL LPoTAroEs."-Pleasant and pron1aoie ms
frequently the duties of police officers there are
times when their vocations are far from being either adj
vantageous or agreeable. Within two or three weeks
past we have known that several Of the municipal
OF Brooklyn have been compelled to engage hacks cabs
and other vehicles Tor the purpose Of to
Of safety people found in public streets IN beastIy
reasonable man, or set Of men, would readily
that for such services the Board Of Supervisors woud
allow 'ar compensation, in addition to refunding the
money really dsbursed those occasions 1t is
ever fact that this body has refused endorse ali
bills and that the poor constabes, policemen and Sun.
day officers have to pay for and pr
performances" out OF their own pockets r r.
SUDDEN DEATH.-A man by the name of George Milne
died suddenly on Friday night, at the Of Baltic
and Hoyt streets 1t was the opinion of Dr. Decker
was called to attend him. that he had died in III OF
some kind The deceased had been addicted to habits OF
inemperance, but was not under the influence OF suor
at the time OF his death The coroner held an inquest
yesterday morning. and the jury returned verdict OF
death from causes unknown to them.
CouRr OF SESSIONS On account of Judge Wander.
bit having appointed yesterday for the trial of civil
causes in the Common Pleas, the Court of Sessions
adjourned until tomorrow, at half past 10 o'clock M
COMMON PLEAs.-The assumpsit case in which Mr. Car
penter is defendant before noticed in this paper
further postponed until Wednesday next It is an action
under the lien law and will be OF highly sting
character to persons connected with the mechanic arts
aborers and ournsymen as well contractors and
ployers. -AN 0''
An action for assault and battery and false mprison
men; was tried yesterday in which man named Mi
chael Mallory was plaintiff and Samuel Felt a nolice of
hcer Of Brooklyn defendant The suit originated in an
arrest made by the defendant eve OF the Fourth Of
July rotous assembage of pseudo patriots
and was alleged that he had exceeded his athoritv
and had used undue violence The defence conducted
oy Alexander Campbell Esq, was a triumphant one
Felt. - '@'o' VI MI