The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-18
Rroolxyyn Intelligence

RrLiorovs, LITERARY AND PeIITssAL.-Ons Of the
ministers attached to st. Johns Church will deliver
tian Union" with the object Of Calculating his visws
upon the policy Of forming general alliance among al
and OF protesting the Chris
tsn filth The Reverend Mr. Lewis of, alvary Church,
in Pearl street, will give, this morning. discourse
vital and important topic, Immediately connected
with the spiritual welfare and worldly interest Of all
true believers in the Gospel
On Friday night last, Horace II Mann ESQ OF Boston,
delivered interesting and eloquent lecture before the
memberi Of the Brooklyn Institute, the subject Of
Great Britain in which he reviewed the immense re-
sources of England intellectual and moral
connected with her possessions In every part Of the
globe The same gentleman is announced to give ane-
tom meeting wss held on Fiday evening, In the
basement Of the for the purpose Of organ
schools The permanent purpose OF the association IL
itnended for instructors to meet at stated times and By
essays and other to interchange views a. to the
modes Of advancing the interests q education Ten.
perance festivals speeches lectures songs and othersn-
tertanments under the especial drsstion Of certain
chosenmanagers oil Goughte societies, announced
to be given IN Brooklyn ON the evenings Of Wednesday
organized on Friday evening last David A. Bokes Esq.
elected Chairman. and D. + Atwster Esq ,secrsta-
mttee OF the city Of Brooklyn the evening Of the
10th inst, on the occasion o. giving place TO their
tons Of lsndory csaIscsr in reference to the co~rss
OF the general administration the Oregon question:
the ,Tss:uIy and ss the tS, and gaze
in which he has discharged his high and rsspon-
sble duties since he has been Governor Of The State Of
New York at the time intimsiing that they may
hereaf require him to preside the destnss Of
the whole country"
APPOINTMENTS CHARLES J. Lowrey and Augustus II.
Sdel have been appointed by the Governor and Senate
commiss Of deeds for this county, vice Rufus
Claggen and william A. Thompson, resigned.
DEATHS IN BRooKLvv.-For the week ending on the
10th inst there eighteen deaths in the city Of
Brooklyn, of which six wore by consumption.
BuRoLARv.-Y Yesterday morning the grocery store Of
Mr. Lewis N Baldwin, at tho corner Of Gold street and
Myrtle avenue, burglariously entered. and num-
be Of promissory notes and due bills stolen thereom,
amounting in the aggregate, including ten dollars in
money. to upwards Of q thousand dollars.
DEATH OF PRIsTER.-A few weeks ago noticed
the sudden death of DR.. Mackay, young and accom-
pished ply sicisn Of Brooklyn the son 81 cid and
highly respectable compostor at that time attached to
the Herald ofice) who regarded him as the pride ard
glory Of his household The bereavement was 90 deep
iy and severely elt by the scted father, that he has
since been confined to bis by sickness which the
best medical aid could not relieve and it now becomes
painful duty to record his demise He was highly
esteemed by all who had business connect ons with
him beloved by every who knew hin intimately
and his loss will be much depored by large circle Of
friends and acquaintance including the members Of tho
typographical profession generally.