The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-09

Brooklyn city Intelligence.
FINANCES or THs CIrv.-K has long been subject OF
s.s
quirsd the Police Magistrates make regular
h:S ss's o ., ias
brought before them for larcene: and misaemes 81
.nsy sia legal: Pun; ~ ss to
the moneys thus received by them into the cy III
and they have no doubt in this resrect riybt to
filed their trust but the people at large nave S
know all the particulars concerning the omcisi sc
their public ssrvans-atd when known ina. mo
statements have been presented to, or ,..
by, the representative body Of the municipal legA
Of the city for nine years past Il IL high time that
one should make complaint that the defects which No
now point out may be remsded with all possible speed
There other evils Of net less magnitude con-
s%sod wn shs and da~ CLOSE to be
hoped that protested refomers Of the city will lose
time ascerainng their precise nature and extent
SO as to correct possible any Thing that may be OBJ
jectionable or wrong.
RELIGIOUS MArrERs-A general meeting Of the Evan,
gecal Churches in Brooklyn, for social ana
prayer, will take place this evening" at the Rev Dr
Dwights church. in Joralemon street, near Court Inc
rsso o. the cy nSla IL their
churches
Some thief entered the house Of the Rev. Mr. Taylor
on Wednesday evening, and stole naf' coat anu UNI
brella.
VINO MEErrsos-Ths wings Of Brooklyn held meet
ings in the several wards Of the CITY On &c ,h
committee, for the ensuing year.
An TARA parcel Of scsmps in Brook
Ign, who branless as they are unprincipeo, a
bitter and hostility against any member
Of the public who has sufficient earcssness ana m
their nefsrous acts when they are caught tripping"
have sought to crafty their vengeance against genus
anonymous pubicstons to certain places in this city,
in the vain hope Of entappng the owners into the
iufam
Of the principal conspiator together with proofs
to
ciate and for the sake of those who might peradven
ure not forewarned be led into serious ~
proper thus to save possible, from punshment and
disgrace, the comparatively innocent and noden:ve
young who have been induced to believe that they
can comply with the dctation Of their chief without de-
lection, and with absolute impunity
PoLIcs IrEMs.--Henry McAllister. whose arrest for
stealing piece of calico from the store oil Mr. Jones' in
Fulton street. has already been noticed was Yesterday
arraigned for trial before Justice Church and found
pay Hne Of sa5 and to be imprisoned three months in
the county jail.
Tuesday night last Of new cloth cloak the properly
of young gentleman visitor, and number OF shawis
belonging 70 children who were enjoying party gwen
On Monday evening, the front door Of Mrs Lscmis,
drab overcoat and broadcloh do taken from the hall
On Sunday evening, John Flshsrty, concsiving that
the quality Of any deed in direct proportion 70 that Of
relative toughness Of club and his wfe's shoulders
G Ro:s
Faherys present and directed the progress OF the
experiYsnt BY her kind advice. When Mrs had with
named Fishery. Who Of granting the same told
matter before the authorities Wednesday, and
the facts appearing above, John was metcd with i'm
Rose was ordered to be locked up ior five days
Edward Buckley, charged with the commission Of a
an examination yesterday, before Justice Church. and
was remsnded for further testimony until this day
At the grand ball Of the Emerald Association Of Brook
yn, (hs splendid fete Of the kind that has
taken place in this city( some rowdy vagabonds, who
csa.s acn % .uds ana
manner the hoor and insulting ladies and others who
were present They were however promptly expelled;
against Them that they may be arrested and held to
bail for their future good behavior.
woman named Mary Burns, the wife Of an industrt-
GUS and worthy man who occupies situation a. porter
10 large mercantile house in South street. New York,
and the mother Of ten children 1.-TWO of whom are mar
ried and have fames) arrested yesterday BY ON.
GERS Dufon and Cormick, on charge OF drunken and
woman has on several occasions previously
been in prison. and her habits Of appear to
dy, she made most desperate rssistancs and she
could be secured committed violent assault upon MT.
S c a e hs
window Of the cab in which she was removed to prison.
hs1, @ Ss
tipping in company with Madame, BSrns. was snoss-
snd sss in i.
and made to " suffer some"
John Holland and Thoma. Matthews, Of No. n Front
street. together with the wife of Holland arrested
by officer Sturtevant for committing breach
Of the peace against the persons Of MI and Mn. Nor
sentenced to be imprisoned twenty days ssch at
hard labor in the county . and the woman, account
of her having young child to take care Of was permit
ted to SO home.
! A man named VIM stratton was put on trial before
Justice Church, charge Of stealing four brass car
Of State street. The keeps besrsSop in Co
lumbia street. and alleged that he received the property
drinking score amounting to 81 81 He had 10 proof
howsverto sustain his statement and he was found gull
~ Of petit larceny and sentenced to pay hne OF Sio'
and to stand committed until paid.
LEcruREs.-Samuel E. Johnson, Esq, late Supsrin-
tendent Of Common Schools in this county delivered
interesting lecture before the Newtown Lycsum, on
Tuesday evening last, the subject Of the Pacific
Ocean in which he surveyed the general condition OF
expanse.
Mr. C. c. Burr lectured Wednesday evening, al the
Brooklyn Tabernacle on Literary Character and &C.
Shakespeare, &c.
IL Last st. night lecture delivered BY Mr. Gay BE-
Earth" a. proved by the records Of geology
U. .. District Court.
Before Judge Belts
JAN. 6.-7ria Of LGioh Pihe (csored and joseph Ho6
and George Boxer two Of the crew Of the ship g.
car for mutiny on the 18th Of August last while lying
on the Isle De Grande near Rio.
JAMES TOWNSEND, examined for the prosecution.-Wss
mate OF the ship Oscar; Isaac Ludlow the Command
or she sailed on q whaling voyage from Sag Harbour
on the 18th OF August last she at the Isle De 0rands
about go miles from Rio the prisoners were at that
time two Of the crew Captain Ludlow went on shore
that morning in the jolly boat; there coored
men with him he returned about two O'Clock in the az
ternoon in the captains absence, the prisoners left the
ship they were afterwards followed by the captains
orders, and Baker was caught, half way betWeon the
ship and the shore, and brought back captain
then desired him 70 forward and NUT his cothss on