The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-14
Brooklyn Intelligence.

RELIGIOUS MaTTERs.-The Rev. DR.. Ting, of New
York will preach at St. Thomass Church, in Navy ST.
near Myrtle Avenue this evening, Services to com
at o'clock For the especial edifcation OF the
Millerites in this community ElderJ. g. Bennett, from
Nsw Hampshire ate Minister Of the Methodist Church)
and Mr. Billings, will preach in the old Washington Hall
in Adams street. near Hillary to day. The Rev. Mr. Al
bnrtis, Of the South Class, Of New York. will preach
this evening in the District School at Bedford Services
to commence at halfpast six o'clock
DEATHS IN BRooKLyN.--There were fifteen deaths in
this city during the week ending the 9th instant four
of them being children, and eleven adults. OF the
whole number only one was by consumption.
syppGS DEArn-Andrew oakes, Esq, one of the
CoTones Kings County held inquest yesterday at
the house Of Mr. Christopher Joost of Cason and
Flushing Avenues, upon the body of colored woman
suddenly during attack of epilepsy. verdict was
rendered in accordance with the facts. as stated
TEMFERAScE-The Long Island Temperance Convcn-
ton in relation to the license law, will be held at River
Head on Tuesdey NEXT at O'Clock p. NJ. delegates
from the city Of Brooklyn will take the accommodation
INFAMOUS CoNpucr-A young lady of respectable FAM.
" and connexions in Brooklyn, grossly nsted on
Thursday evening last in Smith near Livingston street,
by well dressed scouudrel, who leaning against
tree On her approach he threw open his clonk most
ndecently exposed his person, making at the time
been at the time with a cowhido to administer
lesson TO the villain who base enough thus to out
an unprotected .emale.
UssArr.-There are some recently cree ed buildings
ia Atlantic street. nearly completed which rest tim
ber supported merely by slight iron pillars In Of
fire. there edices would necessarily be in great danger
their fronts would inevitably fall the burning Of
the wood Of the head Of the pillars There some
Rev +. w Johnson, which il, similarly precarious
and unsafe condition.
LrnEHALiry-There was collected in I" the church Of
Our savionr" Ii,sri ny last Sabbath morning, S226,
for tho benefit of the poor In the report Of the Asso
citation for tho Relief Of the Poor there is list Of arti
ces received from various societies amounting to
hundred and seventy pieces of which number two hun.
dred and hftyone were contributed by the Samaritan
sociey connected with this church. besides list Of
ticles received from OF its individual members In
he return OF amounts collected by the committee for o6
tanning SUBSCRIPTIONS for the contemplated City Hosp
!a ax hundred out OF fourteen hundred dollars
rbuted ny members of of this society Of its
bers having previously given $4,000 for this object
DoDsiNG rHk QuEsroS. = There is public establish.
ment IN Brooklyn dedicated expressly for balls assem-
blos, concerts lectures &c. the proprietors or mana
gers OF which make great boast that no tempo.
raiy or permanent attached to the premises whilst Il
swell known that there is scarcely an entertainment
given within its walls which attended bv some or
t.iss d dscid dy antanp rance charactey IL dsas
hot follow however that the of the properv nos
any cognzancc of such TRANSACTIONS that he il al ali
pfivy TO their occurrence. - "
AcciogNr:-We regret 4, learn that a sep.son of Mr.
Joshua Iol ord aged about thirteen years fell from
""sohi morning, and broke his leg