The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-24
BrooIxIvn IntelIi9encc,

LApn,' FAuR.--Tns brooklyn Lycsum was last eve.
ming crowded to excess 6y tn: most r;.PsSses and
blage being to obtain fund for the benefit oil the Bethel
union by the sale of various fancy and ornamental
articles under the management Of an association OF
ladies' The rooms were gorgeously as Wen a. taste,
fully decorated, for which purpose several nags ana
institutions We doubt not that very liberal amount
OF money will be procured by this excellent movement
the furherance OF tho truly laucable ana
object contemplated by Its humane and charitable pro-
jectors
OMNIBUS NuIsANcEs-If the Hon. Thomas G. Tall
madge, Mayor Of Brooklyn, (and the acknowledged
chief of city policy has regard for the welfare
and interests Of his constituents, he will not longer per-
nit continuation Of the gross outrages which are now
several cads and drivers connected with the Walabout
line of omnbusses Their proceedings OF the most
the prompt attention Of the public authorities other
wise the city will obtain notoriety quite as unenva.
BILE that which, in such matters has been exclusively
monopolised by the great metropolis Of the Empire
State
NAvAL-A draft Of ab tut forty left the Brooklyn
Navy Yard Monday afternoon, and proceeded to
Boston by the Long Island Railroad being destined lot
the frigate Cumberland They were from Baltimore
After considerable exsrtion, the big gun OF Captain
st ckton few days since raised upon its carriage.
and is about six feet from terra frma
IMPORTANT ARREsrs-Through the almost unceasing
efforts officers Bird, Felt and NC ormick Of this city,
the fellow who time ago escaped from Brooklyn
W ho was known by the Of Radcliffe, and who left
behind MIN complete set Of burglars t0oswas ester
day arrested in New York together with an accompioe
cerned in several burg arie and other depredatons
which have recently been committed and there -
every reason believe that their apprehension will
lead to important results in relation to the discovery OF
large amount Of stolen property, as also the detection
OF other thieves.
The EAST BRooKLYS FIRE RowpIEs.--We inform
ed that the concerned in the ouages at East
Brooklyn, mentioned in yesterdays Herald were con.
nected as runners" with Engine Company No. 10, and
that there are others belonging their yet
custody--oi still more desperate daring and lawiess
character We have to believe that Alder
ms nd MaCO mbpr " ia
lar attention to the young of their ward who are in
the habit Of making the Sabbath day Of riot and dis
order.
Mason, MErrINo.-Quits large meeting Of the no
norabe fraternity of free end accepted Masons" took
place last evening at their lodge room in Front street,
preaching grand annual bali some other business Of
financial character connected with the order trans
acted after which the meeting adjourned until the st
Tuesday OF the next year.
ASriCoRN Law DscrPLE.-A colored man named
Sylvanus Smith, who owns small farm at Carrsville,
about hundred bushels of corn; and yesterday
morning he caused to be arrested Michael Flash his
the s ss o. did
not take the admits that the action against him hes
An investigation is pending.
ASSAULT UPON FEMALE IN THE MARKEr.-The police
justices will be engaged this afternoon the invsstga
ton of complaint made by female named Ann
Williams against one Of the butchers at the old Fulton
market for alleged outrageous assault and battery
Officer Cormck made the arrest and more than t~ en-
y persons have been subp@naed to attend as witnesses
(
DAUGHTERS or TEarEnAScE-An interesting meeting
took place at Brooklyn Tabernacle, Monday
ming last which attended by goodly audience, for
the purpoe OF celebrating the first anniversary Of this
praiseworthy association OF ladies. The daughters"
numbered about hundred and their uniform appear
with distinguishing badges added greatly to make
the scene imposing. The Rev r. B. Thayer and other
gentlemen addressed the audience the exercises being
nterspersed with Singing by the choir 1t is to be hoped
that Of the members Of this worthy and excellent
are either directly remotely connected
with the gangs of women who often annoy peaceabio
Rnlfc hu thaIr
vulgar specimens ofvocalism.
| A CHRIsTMAs ARRAxGEMsNr-The butchers, and
other dealers at the Fulton market near the ferry have
made TO keep open their respective stalls
until hour this evening, for the purpose Of accom-
moiating people who desire to make uchases for the
festival which, in this city, will be generally observed
tomorrow.
O'Clock yesterday morning, parcel of fellows who re-
presented themselves as Custom House officers, and
amongst whom recognized at least two individuals
belonging that department Of the public SERVICE
guilty of the most dsgracefu conduct on board one OF
the Fulton Ferry boats in the presence Of some Ia
dies who their way home from party which
they had attended New York On reaching the Brook
lyn side of the river OF the ruians placed in
custody of the watch but of the arrest
having been made without the jurisdiction OF the city OF
New York, he was permitted to re.join his companions
in brutality and indecency.
A LEcTuRE.-Alr. Greeley, OF New York, was last
evening to deliver lecture at the Brooklyn
Tabernacle I" Life-the IDEAL and Actual"
\ THE GREAT BALL THE SEAsoN.-The most fashiona.
BILE, and decidedly the most splendid public emily
that has been Civ in Brooklyn during the present
will take place at Gothic Hall this evening" the
OF tine first annual bail OF Amer lean Engine
! Company No. o.