The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-28
Brooklyn city Intelligence.

JUNE ZI.-AmOnB6t the vast improvements dol "
taking place in this city cannot omit noticing the
opening Of Plymouth street. which commences west Of
the Navy Yard and will run, when finished in direct
line from Jackson street, crossing Gold and Bridge
streets The undertaking, though not heavy, will be
tedious the street has to be cut through very large
gravel which is in places at least thirty feet
above the level of the street. and about three hundred
feet in length. A number Of men daily employed
cutting the road through principally rishmen who re-
side in and about the neghborhood Right and left OF
houses scattered over this hill and which have,
of the Irish Colony from the number Of in
dviduals who hail from the land of the greaf Saint
Some Of those dwellings contain two and three families
though being of rather limited sze who either
chanics or laborers.
THE Navy YARp-The Navy Yard comprises many
fine buildings, amongst which will be found the ship
building department. the Jorge sail and shipping tackle
house, ordnance Office and various other focatons-
The number Of hands engaged daily from five six
are engaged in the forge-thc remainder in different
other Offices In the ship department there two
brig, which, when finished, will not, we say with
safety be second to any vessels previously built the
yard They are composed Of the very best materials,
comprising oak and pine, &c. Their sides at least
six inches in thickness The officers quarters and those
OF the crew will be roomy and well ventilated having
everything necessary for comfort attached to them.
The WHAnvEs-Those places considerably i'm
proved laery and several extensive fopDdres and
tories are either springng up or hard at work. They
no doubt that ere long the traffic on the Brooklyn side
the river will become very extensive.
Police Office. s
QrARngL AMONG LArIys-PassiEg up Centre street
yesterday morning, on way to the Tombs-by the
way not all the direct road to the tombswe
heard loud and shouts and the sound Of female
voices in hot and angry On arriving at the
corner Of Anthony street found two Amazons, with
arms kmbo, pouring forth all the vile and unseemly
cpithes which the English language affords With dis
sheveed hair eyes dilatcd and bare brawny arms they
seized each other and very novel, curious, and ex.
citing took place An immense crowd assembled
to view the sport and ring formed for the benefit
ofthe combatants.
Noughts more sublime than energetic bile,
Though horrible to see, yet grand to tell
Like ocean warning ganst rocky islc."
There they stood, like furies looscd from Pandemo-
ium snd robbed Of prey sy some superior P9wsrths
bosoms heaving with passion all combined to show q
melancholy spectacle Of human wrctchedness and de-
persed the crowd and the lovely pugsts adjourned to
neighboring house. where they probably kissed ana
ToncrnY.--fIenry vroom was arrested charged witt
obtaining money, by Of forged promissory note
from Edward Frisby, 81 South street Vroom came to
the store and borrowed So from him, leaving proms.
sorry note for $500 pnrporng to be signed byJohn Bra'
forgery lie will probably be indicted for this last Of
fence.
arrest and commal charge Of stealing silver
dal and So in money we published yesscraay morning
also charged with stealing diamond, value S25,
from Frederick Frichenger; "a Christie street.
HoNoRABLy DscHARoED.--Mr Lyon Levy, the gen
tleman who was arrested yesterday frivolous
charge made by named Siberian, HONORABLE,
dismissed by the magsrss not the slightest ground 70,
an arrest appearing. We understand proceedings are
about to be commenced for malicious prosecution, ~
MIR. Levy. -
EsoArn OF LvSArrcs FROM BLAcxwrLL. IsLsrp-Pa.
rick JOINT, VIM. H. Blossom, Mary Ann H,mi'ton an'
Catherine Hope made their escape from the Luna'lc
Asylum. Blackwells Island yesterday evening" carry
ing of large quantity Of clothing