The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-08
BROOKLYN City Intelligence.


receptacle for the dead daily visited by hundreds OF
persons from New York and other cities No one can
drive over its picturesque walks without admring ths
and magnificent tombs over the final resting place Oh
those whom in life loved and in death mourned
We envy not him who does not return from Greenwood
better and holier Let the worst dspositioned
man ving-let the hardy criminathe man whose score
OF years been marked by crmelet him remain in the
picturesque solitudes of Greenwood for q couple Of
hours with the solemn evidences Of death on every
and he will be forced despite Of himself to reflect that
he too will reach that bourne from whence no travel
Ter RETURNS and perhaps, sooner than he expects His
past life and all his misdeeds, will come up before him
sense Of what he is and what he ought be- and he
may turn from his evil ways, and sin no more. Inc
be ever so great, he, too, must, one day or other
be laid low The covetous man; he who has neg
God gifted him with for noble purposes, to the
accumulation Of wealth-let such man visit Green
not forced upon him. that be will one day be called upon
for the to which he has put his talent
The borne down by oppression and the woldst y-
place. where the wicked from troubling, and the
weary ut rest he win lind calm and quiet after the
storms and vicssitudes of life The man of religion
he who pursued tho golden rule do you would be
done unto'' take pleasure in Greenwood. He can
admire its lakes and its roadss mounds and sval
leys with comfort and when his threescore and ten
rum meet death with SMILE and resign his spirit to
him who gave 1t, without fear.
CouRr OF SEssIoNs.-Benjamin Bailey was tried upon
indictment and found guilty Of rudey assautng Pc
dro Emanuel Castea by striking him on the head with
brick. We understand that the Jury could not get
through with their labors on Saturday evening they
adjourned over to Monday.
MoRALIrY OF THE UPPER TEN.-We wrote an article
Yesterday under this head giving the particulars OF
charge made against certain member OF ING Assembly
pleased state that the gentleman was honoraby
discharged-the evidence given in the case not being
sufficient to substantiate the charge against him
~ Police Intelligence.
Passing Counterfeit Money. Officer Norris, one OF
thaC Ia n
calling himself Charles Riley on charge OF passing
counterfeit $40 bill purporting to be on the Adams
wards residing at No IL Elm street appears the &C
cused went into the above premises with girl called
to Change the above bill, which she did, Civ.
ing him in exchange $40 in good money and no sooner
the money in his possession than he made an ex-
presently instead Of which, he took to his heels and
of Information given to the above-named officer,
of Frankfort and William streets. He was conveyed
| before Justice Osborne and committed for trial
| Charge of Grand Larceny.-Oficer Burnley, of the
lower police arrested yesterday Jew called Joseph
Casco keeper of second hand shop at No. IA Orange
street. warrant issued by Justice Drinker wherein
tanning money and wearing apparel valued at $780, the
property Of Mr. Anthony Gallagher residing at No l6l
Duane street Justice Osborne held him to bail in $500
Arrest of Fugifiue-Oficer Burley, one of the at
taches at the Lower Police arrested yesterday by
the name of Felix Calm, whom he found at French
boarding house in Dey street, on charge Of being
fugitive from New Orleans where he stands charged
the complaint of Alexander Lezard, with obtaining
large amount Of dry goods under false and fraudulent
representations. Justice Osborne locked him up to
await requisiton from the authorities OF New Orleans
.drripaL of Martin Hare.-The sheriff Of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin Territory arrived in this city early yesterday
morning by of the Albany boats, having in custody
Martin Hare and Immediately upon his landing, Hare
arrested warrant by officer Leonard, one Of the
Chiefs aids wherein he stands charged with abandoning
his wife and in the Of the day another commit
ment lodged against him, charging him with bgamy
in marrying Mary Fox while his first wife still living
Stealing MoIasses-Oflcers Patterson and Kent, Of
the Sd ward arrested yesterday two fellows called John
McMenomy and John Lewis, a charge of stealing
barrel of molasses valued at ST. the property OF Shot
well Doscher, No. 224 Washington street Locked up
for trial by Justice Osborne.
Stealing Butter-Oficer Miller, Of the I'd ward, ar
rested, yesterday fellow named Jim Thompson, whom
he caught in the act Of stealing tub of butter valued
at TO- belonging to g. w. Hunt Locked up for trial by
Justice Osborne
Driving Hack pifhout a Lictnse-Offcer Bloom, the
hack inspector, arrested yesterday called John
Brown on a charge of driving hack No 95 without a
license. Taken before his honor the Mayor, who fined
him SO for the violation.