The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-06
Brooklyn CITY Intelligenee.

JuHr 4.-MExTHG OF THE JoINr BsARD, COMPOSED or
THE BoAaps OF SurERvIsoRs AND THE ALD.RMEN OF THE
Dillingham;, Bergen, and Smith, answered to their
names The Joint Special Committee on Accounts
for the city for the ensuing year the principal items
Of which follows For general purposes, $50 000
for city purposes under special laws $l93369 a. for
schools $40 $50 os for tho salary Of the city superin-
tendent, $1,000; for local school purposes, building,
sites repairs &C. total for entire school pur-
On motion Of Supervisor Bergen, the report was
adopted BY twothirds vote, after considerable dis
eussion.
Supervisor BEReEr then rose and after stating that
reference in relation to auditing the bills OF officers
referred to committee Of the Common Council which
was carried The Board then adjourned.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN, June Mayor COPELAND In the
chair This Board met and the roll being called, the
clerk proceeded to read the minutes Of last session,
Which, on motion were approved Of
PetitionsThe petition Of George Rapelyea, asking
illegally. Referred to the Law Committee.
Petition Of Fire Company No 2 to be organised, was
referred to the Fire Committee.
Petition Of Benjamin Cooper keeper Of the prison,
for payment Of bill, was referred to the Police Com
mttee.
Petition Of Marshal Folk for payment Of BILL was also
Petition of Officer Applegate, for payment Of bill,
was ordered to the comptroller for payment
strAting against the establishment of cholera hos
pital Fort Green, as they will be obliged to remove
referred TO the Hospital Committee.
Alderman Boerum presented petition from sundry
ties interference in regard to tho running Of the
Greenwood and other omnibuses Sundays, IS they
are much annoyed In consequence alderman Church
denying the legality to interfere. The petition
ferred to the committee and counsel Of the board
from resolution Of the Board relative to altering
gutter at the foot Of Fulton street.
The resolution opening Summit street was returned,
Wit he ant n n
Report Of Conmittees.-The Law Committee reported
In favor Of the bond Of d. X. Smith.
Of well in Fulton street, near High must accrue to
the city instead Of to Fulton street widening and pa
wing. Adopted
Against granting Of the prayer Of petitioners, asking
for reduction Of the rates charged for licenses Ad
opted.
A further number Of reports made, but, ewing
to the ateness Of the hour IL impossible to obtain
them in time for the columns ofthis paper The board
adjourned at about II O'Clock.
CorRr OF OYER AND TERMrNrR, June 5.-This Court
organized this day at the county JAIL the new room
in the City Hall not ready for occupation. Judge
Morse and Justices Hughes and Wright presided His
which the Court adjourned. Judge Morse sat After
wards hearing special motions after which the Court
Cry CouRr, June 6-Before Judge Greenwood, Al.
deimen Pest and Reddng. -.lssauh anc Bottry-Mlor
Davis, oolored Was put upon his trial for knocking
down and injuring Cornelia Gambler. Several oon-
Predictions being adduced in the plansnt's test-
mopy, the jury found bin not guilty.
PoLicr Counr.-Both justices still continue to be
unable to attend to business, and Justice King
very bad yesterday but not dangerously. The Court
rooms ore consequently deserted, and NO business
| going on.
| IMPORTANT AnREsr.-Ofhcers squires and Higgins
roted yesterday, two men, named Vaudeville ana Mont
emery, at the Fulton ferry station, as they were
leaving the boat charge Of obtaining goods under
false pretepces IT appears that these men formerly
resided here, and obtained large amount OF mer-
chandine ana other goods from number Of merchants
in this city. under false and fraudulent pretene-s
AS room a. they has obtained fair possession OF the
property they removed and concealed 1t somewhere In
Eoeklobd county where, shortly after they took mp
their abode They returned here, probably after
more booty, when they arrested above stated
PrIIsEwoRTuY CoNnucr-About o'clock on Monday
evening as party of ladies and gentlemen were re-
turning nom ride ON horseback one Of the horses
ing very highfpirited on which was mounted q lady
took fright and started of att fearful speed The lady
Kept her seat manfuliy, when driver II Citation Nv .
pne omnibus who witnessed the Transaction jun PEI
from HE seat and with daring exsrtion caught tbs
animal by the bit The shock threw the lady from III
'eat but The aliebted safely Her friends up ex
p.eing TO see her eorpse bat we're astonished whsr
they heard the whole transastien, and rewarded sh.
driver named Wilien Babsosk, not only with than
hut with something more substantial