The New York herald., 1845-12-07
Brooklyn Intelligence.

THE Contributing the first week Of the December
Pleas, the proceedings have been in every respect
of decidedly uninteresting character On Wednesday
case in which Mr. Alfred Waller was the plaintiff
against John d Lawrence and Jonas Parker. The jury
Ss o, ,ns Se Of
witnesses named kecnum and Cheatham. A like action
disposed of in which Mr. Parker who is constable
Of Brooklyn the defendant at the suit of Charles
A. Blake and Francis c. Lee The jury, in this matter
also decided in favor of the plaintiffs.
In the Oyer and Terminer Thomas Nc 6iify was ar
which the of the latter was broken He pleaded
not guilty and gave bail for his appearance to
during the present term.
A boy about thirteen years Of age named John Full
ton was discharged upon the m0ns ploSequ S Of the Ds
upon charge Of arson in the second degree in setting
fire to barn at Williamsburgh Sufficient evidence Of
hs innocence afforded by the confession OF negro
man. who convicted of at the last term of the
General Sessions, while on his way to Sing Sing. The
Grand Jury into with several bills of in
dctmens and announced that they had completed the
business before them. They then discharged
with the thands of the The following prisoners
II. Green, burglary third degree; Andrew McGnn, as
sault and battery; and John Smith, burglary third de-
gree. John Jones was discharged from Imprisonment
by proclamation.
The Petit Jurors were discharged until tomorrow
morning half past ten o'clock and the Oyer and Ter
miner dourned until yesterday morning at half past ton
o'clock when it met merely pro torma and luther ad
journed until tomorrow morning at the same hour
The following is the calendar for the Oyer and Ter
miner tomorrow, when every case is appointed to be
ready for trials Jacob Seaman burglary; Thomas Cog
gins, robbery; Charles Fay, mayhem; do do larceny;
John Sweet passing counterfeit money William Lamb
ler nuisance Andrew McGnn, assault upon On officer
John Smith, burglary; Samuel II Green, do; George
Smith and VIM Mclaughlin, burglary.
Gin the Common Pleas the only matters disposed of were
appeal case in which Nicholas and Catherine Wye
koff the appellants against Peter Devoen which
the latter obtained non-sut and action brought to
damages sustained from defendants horse run
ming into that of the plaintiff which was sub equenty
killed in quence The jury found for the plaintiff
Sl20 damages
Police ITEMS Two men, named McFortrey and Nc
friend MIR Milne OF Dean street and there
at other place, liserilly entertained
to become unconscious OF their subsequent acts The
that they crea ed disturbance at The
house OF Mr. John Sweeny in Atlantic street. who sent
for Inspector Reynolds to take them into custody Only
of them however arrested, and ho having act
ed 10 a violent and abusive manner to the officer
in coal residing in Pottsvle, Pa, arrested
charge of msdemeanor in rescuiDg freight OF coal from
the possession OF the Sheriff the South Ferry and
bound for trial at the Oyer and Terminer Howard
Hubbard ted Friday night by officer Felt
suspicion OF stealing shoes, quantity OF which in
basket he was peddng abou the city to various shoe
dealers He sold S25 orth to Mr.. McMahon, in James
street Further examination delayed until an officer
coald proceed to Williamsburgh, whero shoe store it
was understood had been burg rgdrously entered, and
robbed.
STORAGE BRooKLyN.-There are about Fifty thousand
bushels OF wheat stored in the wsrehous at the Atlantic
dock waiting tor iise in the Engh market, before
shipping
DEATHS IN BRooKLyr-There were only twelve
deaths in Brooklyn during tho week ending OH the 29th
utimo equally divided between children and adults.