The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-10
nrocurvvn rntelIspence,

MATTERa-The
Church, New York. preached at Calvary Church, In
this city. on Sunday night and the Rev Mr. Seaoury,
Of New York delivered discourse at ST Johns church
The Rev D. Demarest of New Jersey, preached at DR..
Brosdheads church, in Henry street. Sunday morn.
ing and evening and Sunday evening. at the Baptist
church, in Perpont street lecture was delivered by
the Rev c. Warren agent of the New York State Ju.
veuie Temperance Association The Rev. Mr.. Thay-
pslly ON the subject Of Dr. Young we'll known and cs
lsbrated poetic satire.
PoLcr IIsM,.-on Sunday evening, man named
Barney McCullum, was arrested by Officer Felt, q
charge Of stealing ION Saturday mighty barrel Of
picked egg FISH from the store Of Mr. stephen Story,
in State street The accused made desperate resistance
when apprehendsd and committed violent upon
the officer and others who assisted take him into
Dougherty, a neghbor Of Mr.. storys, Who Of course
was unaware Of the mode by which II had been obtain
Catherine LORD wss taken the c y ocsr Rsy
nolds for being drunk and disordsry in the
and on the same evening q man named Cornelius
in the same place. for similar misconduct. Char.
lote Nee was arrested for stealing pair Of shoes
from Charles Jones' OF Fulton street. but considera
ton Of her having at home sick husband and several
Dung and helpless children she sdischargsd-Mary
Ell were severaly taken into custody being drunk
disorpery In the Gets but were released by tn
sn on
mentioned yesterday in connection with strange act
Of outrage upon his wife brought before the police
magistrate. and will probably undergo full examina.
ton to day.-A woman named Morgan complained
of by her sister, for assault and battery but at the
to settle their differences out of court young besut.
full and even majestic looking woman, who gave her
c she BEEN
the public street She was yesterday morning dis
charged, on payment Of costs William Dosheld was
charged with assault on John Cowles. It appeared
Cow1es drunk fell down. and hurt his face without
the aid of defendant Not guilty Patrick Heyland
found guilty of stealing lumber and boards from James
w Kirbey and others Sent to jail for ten days.May
million Cohen, the reputed son Of wealthy banker
aud who created considerable noise about the police
libel was arrested last evening and commit ed upon
charge q rooeing Capt Walter A. Baeodge Gate Of the
coat and valuable eight keyed flute. Cohen had only
taken board there Saturday last The coat had silk
velvet cus, acngs, and collar and plaid flannel lining
The flute had indistnct impression upon IT, bearing
the name of Mersands London" as the manufacturer
the left hand Captain Babbdgs regrets this loss the
more deeply in consequence OF the flute being an old
ro Of the he ae can
his property.
COMMON CovroIL PnocEEDrros.-Atth the meeting Of the
Board last evening" the following petitions communica
tions bills. remonstrances &C. were presented: Petit
tions of John H. Baker, asking for the settlement Of
ment of an assessment for opening Bedford Avenue
road; James Bailey asking to be remunerated for da-
of Mddagh street. James Kelly and Others for the
opening OF the eastern section Of Flushing Avenues VIM
labout road John King and others, to have sidewalk
between Schermerhorn and Joralemon streets tagged
for an Abatement Of tax George Hogarh asking Tor the
correction of in the advertisement Of his
perry for nonpsy OF Hannah M Tread
WE'LL praying for the correction Of like error Phillip
eynolds administrator of the estate of Samuel D. Will
kns deceased asking for the payment Of interest due
tax and assessment sales VIM NJ udal and others, ask
appointed city Waterman; and of John Chamberlain
and VIM Chesey to have the dates Of their certificates
fremen corrected
Comm cations from H. B. Duryea as the command
of the military of the city Of Brooklyn and the south
towns the county Of Kings relative to the exposed
and defenceess situation of the city and county in the
event of from John Rolfe as city surveyor re-
latve to Flushing Avenue; and from Arson Blake,
Bills Of James Yates s64 3d. for coral furnished to
the fire department James g. Brown, for work done by
him for the same department Elias Peetrau, Sl6 so,
for services city marshal J. G. Yates. for coal deli
vered at watch-house the same $S7 &c, for similar
supply for the use of the Common Council and of Phil
lip Phillips 81 So, for repairing locks. Remonsirancss
pump the of Court and schermsrhorn Streets
N. B. Morse and others, against well and pump near
the corner of johnson and Was hngton streets Edgar
w Stevens against the confirmation OF the assessment
list for public cisern in Jay, Johnson street and
of Richard Berry and others against the proposed clos
ing Of Hammond Avenne, and adverse to the contem-
Reports presented from the chief engineer for the
month Of JapusIy from the Corporation attorney Of his
the Brooklyn Savings Bank, giving account of their
transactions for the l5a5 An ordinence adopt
ing up lots bounded by Hoyt, Smith, wyckof and Bal
tic streets. A resolution was adopted that all papers
board
thereom and made the special order of the day for
ton thereon by the Common Council Monday next,
mmeda ely after reports shall have been made by stand
log committees Several other resolutions and reports
we're presented among them one designating Joseph
Morrell as the future pound Of Brooklyn. and
the amount Of r. D. Moons contract for grading the
Third Both these laid on the table. The
angry d cusion on the subject Of sire spsr
nation of poundkeeper and before we left the Common
Council chamber We heard in reference to this debate,
fra1u Of fha fall
hood" So. the end whereof cannot yet be OWNED
CouRr Or SsssioSs-Shortly otter the opening Of the
Court yesterday morning, the District Attorney called
upon Francis Hard to appear and take his trial. upon
indictment charging him with committing despe.
appear his recognzances forfeited and ordered to
be prose cuted Phillip Enthers aIiagned Tor trial
on an Indictment found against him for man,snlng
found him guilty-A man. named Gilbert, tried and
convicted on charge Of committing an outrageous as
sault and battery upon MIR. Mott Smith, Of JAG xson
strset-Edward Buckley, indicted for grand laIcen
at the house OF MIR Cogan in James street, acqut
ted Of technical defect in the proofs ad-
duced by the persecution "A man named j. p Hsgan,
indicted Tor libel. alleged to have been and
published by him sgsinst and wealthy resi-
dent OF Brooklyn, brought into court a bench
warrant and committed to the custody OF the jaer,
t. '0u,u mosion Of Mr. william Mr. Of the
firm Of Cunningham Harris, rectfers and distillers
tanning the trial Of the charge postponed
until the next term OF this court.
/ Common Council.
4 BoARp or ALDERMEr.-A regulsr meeting Of this
board was held last evening, the President alderman
1 ChaFlick) in the chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were then read and
I approved
4 Several petitions of unmporant character were
then presented and appropriately referred.
The petition OF William c. Bryant Co, publishers Of
the Ersn,ng Post previously referred to- in regard
their claims increased portion Of the public
ing again laid upon the table for further consds
ration.
The annual report Of the seamens Saving Bank y
1 was submitted and ordered on 6le.
The report OF the President of the Crotou Aquednct
/ Board, was received, and ordered to be printed.
message Of his honor the Mayer, together with q
communication OF DR. Frazer, surgeon on board the
packet ship Hottinguer," land which may be found
resolution of Alderman Hart, committed to the Com
mttee on Ordinances.
communication from his Honor the Mayor, submit.
ting the second quarterly return Of the Police Depart
nIacfcal rationa ordered be laid