The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-12
Brooklyn CITY Intelligence.

BROOKLYN lily Autelll8euco.
Hack AND CAB NuIsANcEs.-New York is rot the only
place in the world in which people annoyed by the
impe rtnences OF hack and cab new line OF ON
lower part Of Brooklyn from the Fulton to the South
FAIRIES NM, he proprietor and drivers HAYS daily been
annoyed, insued ana abused, by set OF men wh YIN
imagine their business to be injured by this innovaon
upon the monopoly they have heretofore enjoyed
among the travelling public. The nuisance has AZ
length become so intoerable that yesterday Mr.. Tunis
Van Brunt OF No 2s7 Adams street, made complain.
against two individuals who had not only USED voea
and abusive language to the omnibus drivers put hau
moreover grossly nsuled ladies for no other aeged
than their preierring tho hew accommodation 70
the cabs One OF these was stated TO be IN the en-
ploy OF Mr. Wade and the OF the other
was unknown Warrants were placed IN the hahos VI
officer Parker for the arrest Of the accused
MuITARy.-The Fusileer Guard of this city under
the command Of Capt Joseph Deon will visit Flush
ing L. H. Tuesday the 10th instant for target Piac'
tice.
PoLrcE IrsMs-A complaint was entered at the police
Office by Mr. Terrence Brady, that Mr.. Peter Griffin,
painter residing in Brooklyn had obtained from him 80,
by false ahs ss saa
defraud and he Immediately gave bail TOR ms ap'
pearance at the Oyer and Terminer.
Mr. Ephraim Paterson, Of Sands street. charged per-
son, named Patrick lyman with having intentionally
passed upon him spurious 50 bill The accused denied
all knowledge of the note being bad ana he was permit
ted to depart paying costs and ndemniyng the com.
plainant from loss. -,
An lncorrigbly disspated woman named salone Fl.
Fatbush which place she sent few weeks since
a scod and viragoi was brought up IN cuso-
dy for committing violent assault upon her nuspand
tailor living in Pearl street She sent - Jail for the
term of months Terrence Mcintyre, OF % jackson
street. sentenced to pay fine OF So for an assault
sent to prison in default OF bail to Keep the Peace
charge of beating his wife Daniel Fnnegai, %
for want Of testimony against him Ard warrant
issued for the arrest of Peter Zabrske tor Committing
on assault and battery upon Rachael underhili'
AN AFFECTING ScENE.-A young neatly dressed, ana
very good looking female. med Mary Ann Coyie VINO
gave her residence No 46 Grand st. was brought
before the magistrate tbs complaint OF b. Stilwell
Esq attorney at law who charged her with having
noyed him at his office and elsewhere by opportunities
ed man stated that he knew of no other way Of getting
rid of the unwecome visits of the girl than by pursuing
the present courses and as that she had once
of Mr.. Stlwel and had been discharged on promise
not to offend again. she now committed to prison Tor
ten days She mploIed in the most pteous accents TO
be saved this disgrace but the justices were i'm
movable and she was hurried off in custody OF ofhcer
Felt sobbng and crying as if her heart would break.
She said she aloress and that her parents 1--we IN
Second street. New York.
CURIOUS ARREsr.-Offcers Powell and Clayton, hav-
ing, as they supposed obtained clue to the where,
abouts Of the young Davenport. who lately robbed
Gays Express of large of money went into Hen.
ry street near Middagh,. on Wednesday evening" and
there found exactly corresponding with the de-
scrbed appearance of the person whom they desired to
capture He was in company with another man VINO
was exceedingly wrath that his friend should thus be
pounced upon and in consequence OF his violence he
also arrested On being taken before Justice Down
ing, it turned out that although the officers were mis-
taken in their men, they had nevertheless caught -
customer The person first arrested gave his name as
John Devyr and appeared that he had recently come
friend ' and u fellow n prisoner Aexapdef Murray and
that during their cruise among the lions OF New YORK,
the latter had been robbed of all his money Both the
individuals subjected to close searching opera
ton during which, to the establishment and qualification
of Murray great portion of mis- lost money was found
in Devyr's possession. Under these circumstances Mr.
Devyr committed to jail to await his trial for grand
larceny.
PRocLAMATIoN.-The Mayor of Brooklyn has issued
proclamation offering reward of 500 for the apprehen-
sion Of the person persons who concerned III the
outrageous act of cutting the hose OF fire engine on
saturday night last We understand that the hose
which thus mutilated attached to the machine
belonging to company No. 9.
MoRE BURGLARrEs.-These midnight depredators have
lately extended the field of their operations by visiting
the houses OF persons in Of the small villages
Brooklyn. Unless the police of the city be better regu
lated and the watch department be materially improved
in discipline and increased in numbers the inhabitants
of this county will have "suer some during the
suing winter from the hordes of villains who are now
aware of the impuny with which nocturnal felonies
can here be perpetrated
REseNArroS.-Jeremiah Lott, ESQ., who has acted
clerk to the Board Of Supervisors Of Kings county forty
consequence OF debility and i'll health.
COUNTY JAIL.--It has been determined upon to have
the front of this large and beautiful edce completed
Immediately. under tho direction Of Gamalie King, Esq
whose plans have been approved of by the public au-
thOrities
CIRCUIT CouRr.-In the libel suit mentioned yester
the jury after being in consultation all night returned
verdict in favor of the plaintiff for $500 damages and
costs.
An action of trover, instituted by Louisa NJ Pease
Morris Reynolds for the recovery of piano forte of the
value of $500 which it alleged the defendant had
illegally dstIained upon (when making levy for rent
at the house of family in which the plaintiff boarded)
was speedily brought to close by the Courts granting
a non.suit on strictly technical grounds
Two suits brought by the Trustees of Williamsburgh
against Hiram Ross and others and by the against
Alexander Tuttle (mpleaded with schenck Way were,
by consent referred to the decision of n b. Morse Esq
district attorney Of Kings county.
An inquest taken in favor OF the plaintiff for $5l3
Sc, in action instituted by Oliver d. Burtis Abra
ham D. TIigbie to the amount of promissory
note.
OrEn AND TsRMINER.-Several prisoners who have
been indicted by the Grand Jury during the present
term were arragned for the purpose Of pleading prior
to being put on trial Among them were Charles Fay,
charged with assault upon Amos Madden, with intent
to kill HIM Moses Carson, James Lewis and George
McConkey, for grand arceny Jacob Potter and Peter
Barthemes, IA very small boy for arson; Geo. Temp
kins alias Joseph Farr and John Sweet several ndct
mes for passing counterfeit money; and James Kelly,
or ahfa inip unpaty unta lea