The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-21
Rrooklyn city Intelligence.

Brooklyn city Intelligence.
MosALs Of the o.a residents ais o.
emit position il now occupies since It was humble ana
obscure village and when its inhabitants IKE those OF
ali other hamlets were regarded as being generally pc
yond the reach Of the many temptations which beset the
aenizens OF a compactly crowded townImase greats
complaints against those who venture 20 cna,s IN y
the temerity TO speak the truth In relation 70 ne
changed condition of the community in which they i've
heretofore considered respectable the cry ism
medatey raised that he who the expostor OF wrong
gerous to its interests and prosperity And yet what are
the facts In the very midst OF the palaces Of the
wealthy surrounded as they are in their external beau
ties by churches chapels tabernacles and other edi
fees erected for the worship Of the everything God are
to be found low GROCERIES, devoted TO the basest and
most beastly orgiesgambling shops card and domnoe
rooms and worse than all houses for common prostitution
and adulterous designations OF the antquated ana
unsuspecng aborgnas q the county %ags sn
out them various localities which will unish an apun
dance Of proof that in the statements now made no
teral errors can be found To all SUCH their inquiries
would be attended with surprise as thoroughly con-
vincng in reference to the declaration herein avowed
as they would in other respects, De melancholy hum
atng, and painful
BnooxLyx THIEVES 1t is not at all improbable that
the important trial now progressing IN the court Of pes
sons New York will lead to the snS or
some time past been unknown to the metropolitan po-
lice It is to be regretted that the anticipated dsclo.
sures will mark out the city OF Brooklyn a. long having
been the of of the most desperate and DARING
gangs that have ever infested any community
BALLS AND AssEMBLIEs-The season has commenced in
selves and many of them paid their devors last evening
in good earnest the occasion Of Mr. Van res large
saloon Military Garden being ,Or dhe nrss
with the exception Of the employment Of some undrii
ed and inexperienced walters, the affair was grand
pie including several Of the most fashionable and dis
tnguished residents of the city. Kings county was
rs snd Challenge
the pure, the brilliant the good the chaste and tns al
v Of hss Of the
three ns daughters Of E. G. # ~Msdemoi.sllsa
liant la IT, Lotharios, j. F~r and W s.rD Miss
Miss Caroline &c, Miss Ellen VI and Miss Iss;
were in attendance, agreeaely to invitation extended
to them by the managers and stewards esss Seleck,
Redding, Fordham, Whiting Heyrger' Sinclair and So
udicously conducted under the direction of Lucas,
Esq Of the best professors of the science OF dancing
Tonight another galaxy of the brave and beautiful
the benevolent, the charitable and humane-w assem-
bic at the same place for the benefit Of poor but wol
board Of vessel ofwar while in the service OF the Uni
ted States, to have become helpless cripple for the
At Babylon few days ago. ball was given for the
purpose of refunding to Mr. Jesse Concklin the well
famed place, an amount of money which he was some
time since indscreet enough to lose by thmble rig
speculation, into which he entCed by set OF sharp
ers who took advantage of his verdancy in such mat
1t may be enough to state that his friends made
glorious rally the OCCASION and that In pecuniary
view his indiscreet operations were more than made
hunk"
THE IpIoT Boy AGAIN-The mother of this poor child
having in yesterdays Herald notice of his being
found in Brooklyn has called upon the Superintendent
Of the poor and taken him into her charge. She is q
respectable widow lady, named Wilwater the keeper
of a boarding house in Stanton street, New York.
BRooKLYN INsrITUTE.-Many persons in Brooklyn,
who intended to be present at MIR. Fletcher websers
announced lecture on China, last evening, much
disappointed in consequence of that gentlemans
appearance, occasoned by change Of hour in the de
parture Of the from Boston. Mr. Vandenhof took
his place, and delivered several Shaksperan readings
and recltations.
ANOTHER FouNpLTNc.-Last evening fine looking
and decently clad little girl about four years Of age
found wandering about the streets, unable to end her
home, state name the residence Of her pa
rents MIR. Coroner Cakes humanely took charge Of
her, and she is now at his house.
New York RowpIEs.-If Brooklyn had not already
rowdes within precincts than the police (un
der its present regulations now govern the occa
sional advent Of few of these choce spirits" from its
suburbs might be patiently tolerated. Under existing
circumstances however it is unfair that New York shall
and quiet of goody community this and it is still
annoying to learn that majority individuals
who INDUCED themselves in q riotous demonstration in
Smith street, "wednesday night last connected
with the Cu.tom House of New York. None Of these
violaors Of the public peace taken into custody,
but of them suffered considerably in the way Of
damaged wardrobes, black eyes, bloody noses and
dry unpleasant kicks and bruises in other parts Of their
persons