The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-02
DroolElyn Inteuirsnce.


A Buporr or NEws-A LIrrLE o. EEvrarrHmo-rhs
fog dense in the river on Saturday that the pilots
&c 20 kssp p sr nra ~
their and thus prevent accidents and col
iisicnsThsrs only three civil causes noticed for
trial ut the Court Of Common Pleas, which commences
its February this mornings and the number Of cr
minai to be disposed Of at the General Sessions for
VIII be made at the meeting Of the Common Council
TINS evening to carry through the Mo ltsgue Park pro-
ject ia communication most devoutly to be wished,
and we trust that further obstacles will be thrown in
ne WY merely to crafty the caprces OF few selfish
spectators in real estate Pursuant to sdournmet the
members OF the Board of Common Council held special
cssdng with revision Of the CITY chatter This long
and tedious business will soon be finished and mmedi-
stely nereser w De submitted to the action OF the
announced IN yesterdays Herald to deliver lecture
the Brooklyn Ta5prnacle on Universalism.
neously describedas having for many years Bsp-
fist Colonist instead OF Baptist Calvinst minister
great number Of persons Of all sects and denommaons
attended his DISCOURSE which, il 10 said very elo-
qusut and interesting The rattle and dance houses Of
ooklyn have Of late ncreaseAwith fearful rapdity
and to the unhaowed orgies which nightly praciced
in these dens of niquy, may be attributed twohirds Of
the rowdysm, dissipation, and crime which has made
tan neighbor. On passing one Of these sinks Of nfamy
on Saturday evening last wo observed emerging from
rs gaSdy portals three OF four boys none Of them more
ing drunk, and using the most profane blasphemous.
and obscene expressions in the hearing Of all whom they
approached-The ball Of the Union Star Cricket Club,
Of Brooklyn. il announced to "come OF" to morrow
night. II the members dance but half well they
use the bat and they will do dishonor to Terp
sichore-A few evenings ago, we observed. with un-
eignsd regret, celebrated lecturer in the temperance
scho Keeling along one Of the principal streets Of
Brooklyn IN the most besstly state OF intoxication
rsrnsp. ne too had pssn suoectsd to the same mystic
unenviaoly and VIGOROUSLY conspicuous.There are
many indications. in some Of the newly settled qusrrs
OF Brooklyn that very fictitious AMI unreal value has
been placed upon real estate in the section Of the city
to which sllude The consequence is that the
brilliant rents Of tenants; latter instead Of beng
able from their industry and application business to
nscs.s,y psps'usy to meet the dsm.ads
of their landlords whose claims absorb all be-
Although this picture i true to the very letter il will
doubt be loudly condemned by those who desire to
sell their lots at high prices regardless Of all who may
and GAIN hearing was to take place, Saturday
last before Judge Greenwood. Supreme Court Conn.,
Williamsburgh to discharge his recognzances in
ton time since against him by ofhe
manner in General Johnsons woods whilst under the
Merite delusion that the Lord thare waiting for
him The suit was for false imprisonment, assault and
battery, &c We are sorry tolearn that the heavy
tax, imposed by the municipal authorities Tin
the form Of lcenses) upon the butchers who lately
the Fulton Ferry has had the effect drive majority
Of them from that eligible location and the place is now
naders, whilst paying devoirs lady at house
in Concord street. met with but sorry and ungraeful
O0eu
incontnently their persons to the damage Of
their clothing and their great chagrn and discontinue
dents connected with two slegh riding parties last
week In one case. some young gentlsme with whom
We are acquainted broke down after leaving snsdksrs
and before any assistance could reach nearly
frozen to DEATH In the other case pnrtiss were
prived Of all their provsnder and refreshments and
same time, vexatious and provoking character the full
particulars Of which have boen promised us-Last night
man named George (whose surname il so Dutch that
could not understand i, in the employment Of Mr..
Backhouse. OF Brooklyn fell with much violence
bscims luton street near that
He was taken into the drug store Of Mr. James Smith,
where bis injurie: were dressed by Dr. Hunt. after
which ne was sent home in vehicle that humanely
procured for him by persons who witnessed the
cden The bad and slippery state of the pavemsns
evening informed that Mr. John Brown, proprietor of
Congress Hall in Fulton street. met with serious acci
ton Ferry in cab which upset in consequence of
the horses taking fright The driver said also to be
rec % % ~ ST.
(which IL stated to be Of decidedly Puseye character)
IT, understand about to be published with inter-
place this evening at Union Hail. in Brooklyn, the
subject of aboishng capital punishment Several elo-
quent gentlemen from New York and sewhere have
teemed District Attorney Of the county in
OF his having commenced determined crusade against
have 50 long dsgrscsd the city The Complaints made
against these establishments very numerous. and
the and Jury which will be empannelsd OF the Court
OF Sessions to-day, will have abundance of employment
in hearing the charges which will be presented their
acticnFor several days past business the police Of
nee has been excessively ALL and the magistrates and
officers have had little else than con the
newspaper: Some of these gentry profess TO be re-
maIkaoy shrewd critics on literary matters and few
and abotve attempts at wit whe perchance they
bitter gnawing at their hearts and consccncss in
iaon TO paragraphs and articles which they deem be
Immediately pertinent to themselves, to abuses
nected with the present defective system of police and
watch On Friday night last, the house Of Mr.. Oak.
ley in Union street, Court. was burglariously en-
tered by the removal of pane Of glass from the base
msnt window and robbed Of several articles of silver
and wearing apparel.