The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-27
Brooklyn Intelligence.

CossxoH CousoIL.-Although the City Of Brooklyn
circus within its limits wherein farcss might be lsg
timately enacted and buhoonery exhibited cen amoTs
may boast of weekly gathering Of civic unctonares
censed establishment In the United States or any other
country. can exhibit, with their best clowns and
nation from duties imperatvely incumbent upon
We visit the periodical rtanmens Of this body and
remaining spectator and auditor until half past eleven
O'Clock. The closing business the election, by
ballot, Of twelve chance wstchmen, during which
and classical taste were manifested votes were given
for "Madame Jumal,'' "Mr. Blow my -nose.of," HMr
Ringmy nose-of," and other undoubtedly capable
and respectable individuals. Several of the func
tonares for each other for the distinguished honor
up BY the appointment Of Peter sss Ponoy
Harrison Miller, Isaac Howell, Amos Walker. Nelson
Baldwin, Abraham sinners, Joshua Corwin r. McCann
George A. Stevens john McKelvy, Thomas Armstrong
and Thomas Golding.
After the reading approval Of the minutes taken at
the last regular meeting of the Board petitions were
presented from the following mentioned persons John
Rolfe for conveyance Of property sold for nonpsy
made by him for clearing streets the third district
John B. Thursby and others for the opening of Flush
Patrick O'Brisn, for discharge certificate a. fremen
Phillip Mclaughlin for superintendent of taxes Samuel
to have Sd y sm iG 1snos
ments Hicks street, between Atlantic and Amity
streets and from II. D. Clark, for apporsionment Of
taxes.
Remonsrances read from Robert Russell against
the opening of Debevoise street from William Bard
end others against the assessment for grading and paving
Willow street, between Atlantic and Amy streets and
from Albert W. Hendrickson against assessment for
passns and grading Water 1a street e., m no,,
vices from Robert Craig, 81, for charcoal Of Jane
Crosby $l75, for clearing cells from N Cove 500
ell and Moore, small claims for removing snow from
public csterns from Augustus H. sidel $24a5 for Ia
king acknow Judgments from 7. j. Reynolds 81 49, for
removing snow from side walks from Thomas 8. De-
nyke si 3d. tor tagging side walks in Jay street from
R.ynUd 0S LOT ssrvess from Da
vidlMuchmofe, sl0,5O for wood from T. s. Denyke,
$3.50, for work! done to watchhou from the same
S245 tor work done to engine house. No Is and from
David Muchmore, $685. for wood furnished to watch
The several bonds of James Walters, John Higbee.
Daniel Lucas and Henry Harteau collectors Of the
3d. 4h, 5h, and 7th wards were referred to the Law
rscsysd ron Peter sep
rendering his resignation as public pound master from
his Honor the Mayor Of Baltimore. accompanied with
elegantly bound copies of the charter and ordinances of
that city from James Van DYKE Jr., subject Of
very triaing public Importance from assessors, with
Court and Smith streets from the same, with Lists for
regulating and paving Willow street, regulating and
unpaid lists for regulating and paving Livingston street
aud eighteenth street; and from Van Duyne, police
oc:r Inspector Of wells and pumps inspector Of lamps
Reports read from the Counsellor of the Board
favorable to the application of W. d. L. Cowan and L.
hem at ON Pubic
Lands and Buildings advising the of bills pre-
Committee on Montague Park asking to be discharged
from the consideration the important question submit
ing the bill of Joshua Parker from the Mayor
and Law Committee adverse to the petition OF
meat without license and from Alderman Bokee mi
nority report ON the subject Of public Night Schools
pregnant with keen and cutting satire upon the state
on Tuesday last Alter the passage of various unim
porant resolutions the Board adjourned to meet in spe
rro1 fOrA
ceeding with the contemplated revision Of the city char
ter
toned that heavy run had been made on the Atlantic
Bank Of Brooklyn, in consequence of absurd sto
RES that were circulated among workmen In the Navy
ais. whose object was undoubtedly to benefit them.
selves by the credulty Of those whom they imposed
upon: Yeiterday, the excitement had nearly il not
wholly subsidized and it is to be hoped that will
again be guied by the specous abrications of parcel
ton which has not its superior on this continent
The HARMoNEoNs.-These excellent musicians, and
entertaining vocasts had very large and fashionable
audience at their concert last evening" notwithstanding
the unfavorabs state of the weather and the attractions
presented by ball given at the Gothic Hall by the
the aforementioned affair however, Il was, as we learn
wretched failure, especially as compared with the
last, and other like popular assemblies, which
heretofore perhaps too briefly noticed We understand
that the Harmonious will give another concert at the
same place tomorrow night.
Police Intelligence
JAN 26.--Petit Lorcenies Horny Hill and John Ad-
ans Carroll two boys whom we noticed the arrest Of
few days since, are both ou" on the following arce
MES, through the ingenuity of officer Norris Silk pur
ses and ivory combs valued at $A SO, L. H. Abbey, No.
81 Cedar street; pair of boots worth ST. from
w Wright of Greenwich and Murray streets; 10
silk purses worth S., from the store of VIM J. Coffee
No. 1872 Maiden lane; lot of needless combs buttons
Sc, valued at So So from Isaac o. Hinsdale No. i6s
Pearl street. Also lot of penknive valued at $40 So
from Silon Co.. fancy hardware merchants, No. 23l
Pearl st. All these goods got the lift that is
they went into the stores under pretence of buying and
slipped the articles into their pockets Both fully COM
mitted for trial
"A Stage Driver Locked Up.-As Mr.. Thomas W. Mar
shall riding down in one of Socum Co.'s stages
No 49, 23d street and Broadway, the driver Washing
ton F. Secor douIishing his whip about very
lessly and the lash struck Mr. Marshall both eyes
He then stopped the stage get and smartng under
the LASH he told the driver he great mind not to
pay him; upon this the driver gave him some lip"
and held the door fast by the strap. The moment Mr.
Marshall found he prisoner he out with his PEN
knife and cut the strap opened the door, and jumped
from the stage the sidewalk the driver sprang from
his box seized Mr. Marshall the collar and demanded
the pay for the strap However, Mr. Marshall being
spupky" little mar would not submit it not being the
first whipping match he's encountered in Broadway
Therefore the aid Of policeman called in and the
driver taken to the Tombs when Justice Osborne took
Mr.. Marshalls complaint against the driver for
sault, and held him to bail in $500 to answer
.9ftempf to Commit Rdpe-Lawrence Costigan was
yesterday charged with an attempt to violate