The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-06
Brooklyn intelligence.

Brooklyn Intelligence.
Common CousciL PaocEEDIyos.- for several
Sssss past the meeting; 81 hs Common SSnocI -, Of
proceedings Of last evenng drew together far greater
number Of persons than have ever before seen con-
gregasd in the chamber devoted to the Legislative pur
poses Of the city and TO the counterfeit presentments
Of the dgniares who have in days Of yore done good
service to this great community the chief magistrates
thereof We did hope that should not again witness
repsttion Of the uncourteous and angry discussions
which have heretofore disgraced public transactions
Of this body and did also entertain bsisfwhi
almost amounted to convicton-that the excellent
board. at their last session, would be unanimously
adopted In both these desires no griev.
ously disappointed for IN debate which occurred on
passes took place between Aldermen siacomber,
kee and still bitter personal amsng
verai Of the members, followed report Of the Chairman
out OF proposition TO employ Mr.. Hsines to superin
tend the progress Of the work the City Hall,
Andrew Dsmarsst, an old and experienced mechanic
and faithful adherent Of the psrty in power, had
to attend 10 the lot mIcs ssi
watch regulations the report Of the committee for
the present laid the table The report alluded TO- ia
ous estimate. which had been sred for The erection
Of the building For the marble and settingJoseph
carpenters work-Frederick Glover. $ao.a5o B. H.
Booth, SIS 900 Leonard Cooper, $3.50 J. X. j.
Bulmer $4,000; Queer and osmsr, sas s41 For mason
and materisls-Lewis and Tassie $35 900 Little
and Haskins $aI. $685. Thomas Denike sls 200 james
McFarIso sna.7 W. Van Worst s, slss. q; 500 ste
and whitman. $780, samuel Congdon, $3.50;
and general superintendsnce G. King, Esq 900 The
committee from these various Offers selected that Of
terson and Smih whose surstss are James r. walters
Sylvanus s. Ward, and Alexander Lawrence; the sst
Balsc % cSors u
and Thomas J. Gerald; the estimate of Thomas s. Den
ike whose :urstiss are samuel F. Johnson. william ian
s.Congdon. whose surety is Mr.; Charles Congdon
Bills in by John Bird, Jonas Parker, David
per Doaon for polio. services: BY Ella: Pslissrau for
certain claims n his favor keeper Of the city prison.
inspectors, for removal of nusances by Miller for
work done road in the Eighth Ward; watch bills of
Sss and Is%pshssr. bill for tho Tho same %snsh y ~
Communications were received from the pound mas
ter embracing report Of his disbursements and re.
wise curious documenD relative to the dilapdated
nue. and Oxford street: from John Bsgey Robert spsr
and several Others against the opening OF Dsbsvois
Bedel and others against the proposed opening Of
tague Park and from collectors Of the city, giving the
scs and
Washington street walks, from High street to
Johnson street. Asse:smsnt lists were also presented
(and appropriately referrsd for the regarding and
lar improvements from Myrtle Wallabout avenues and
ePstitons were presented from George Depeyser for
John g. Bergen and others. relative to closing old cow
road from goth s6h street; from Kaer and Ste
ss Of cssn and
for well and pump at the corner Of Dean street and
well and pump At the corner Of Wilmington and Johns
Streets from Thomas Brady to DO appointed lamp
lighter from Edward to be appointed %s,,u
Blake William sioksn, Harrison Miller, Isaac Ysrks,
George A. Stevens Nelson Baldwin, William Freeman,
and Abraham Stymers TO be appointed city watchmen,
under the proposed new police regulations
EXTENSIVE FIRE.-At :about hree o'clock yesterday
morning Ore broke out in the three story building in
the rear Of Hatchs oil factory at the foot Of Gold
There in the building eleven hundred bushels Of
grain. chiefly rye we believe. belonging to puner
hundred bales Of hay property Of Mr. which
also we understand was insured and about 5000 worth
Of ivory black owDsd by Mr Henry Adar not insured
turday but for the shipment was postponed
Mr. Langworthy had an insurance Of $1,000 on sundry
articles belonging to him. which will probably his
loss. The building owned a. also the oil fac.
tory by the State Of Indiana and recently purchas
ed by MIR. Edward Grimm but owing to difficulty
about the title his purchase had not been ratified and
the property had not come into his possession We un
The FIRE department Of the City turned out in large
nuTbers and greatly by their
ouo9Hv or1ns pro8retS
Of the flames. Several Of them. by approaching too
close to the intense heat severely scorched among
them regret state the chief engineer whose face
and eyes are much injured.
CHuRcHEs THIS CIrv-Ip Brooklyn there are lin I'D
don to Episcopal and Catholic Church now ia the
progress Of erecton) -four temples, dedicated to
the worship Of God, viz -
Baptist ............. 8 Roman Catholic. :. :. "a
Ref Dutch. ........3 Universalist 81
P PssaSS ssnian EN- Prot. German
Episcopalian. $1,000. Second Advent ...... Il
C = -. .......a ~, -
congregational. Iotei .44
AccInErT LoNo ISLAND RAILRoAD The train on
the Long Island railroad yesterday delay cd about
hour by the burning Of one Of the freight and bag
gage cars about mile east of PARKWAY Dale. The
contents mostly destroyed they consisted Of poul
try. fish, HAMS &c. and number Of trunks Among tho
sufferers, twere Capt Conklin Of Smthtown, who lost
large trunk of clothes, did also. Mrs. N. Smith, of
the same place.
at the grand to be given to-yrrow night
at the Brooklyn Garden for the benefit of the
My institution which is to be erected for the reception
education and support Of male Catholic orphans should
main 10 procurs tickets Of admission, as nearly the
posed Of The affair win unqusaionably be the most
splendid Of kind that has taken place Brook
made not ie for the comfort and eradication Of all
who may attend than for the enforcement of strict disc
CoSxr ISLAND TELEoaAPH.-Mr Colt has again got the
wire under the East River for the New York and 0mng
Telegraph, and was yesterday engaged in regulating It
Rossrlv-Mr. owen Colgan, 20 James street. was
robbed Sunday night ofthlrysix dollars In silver end
ten dollars in bank b IT, BY some person who supposed
ing up the house for the night The money taken
from small trunk. containing his receipts OF the day
which placed the mantel Of the bed chamber o.
his clerk Yesterday morning the trunk was found IN
the hall, broken open, and the money taken out
LARGE AUCTION SALE.-We requested to call e.
pecal attention to the large sale advertised BY Mr. Cole
| Of Brooklyn, in this days Herald
Court or General Sessions.
JAN s.-Tho January term Of this Court commenced
this morning before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen
Conner and Compton
JONAS D. PHrLL,rs, Esq, Acting District Attorney.