The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-15
Police InteIISUenee.

TsmaIi Odd Feor ship aud Lbe-Certain 1t IL that the
present age on the progressive ORDER lights
almost daily dscovered societies formed Of dide-
rent denominations, by the male portion OF the oom-
munty for the protection Of cash other. These So
cietes have always heretofore excluded the females
but we have society Of ladies associated together
both married and single, who rally under the banne
called the Brewer Council more properly speak.
ing . " Female Odd Fellowship" Now, this female
society unlike the male portion have admitted several
concerns; and some Of these trustees, becoming
gallant than others have created rather Jealous feel
Ing among other certain male and female por-
tions Of this confedsracy. The council has bsen
named the Brewer Council y in compliment to Mr..
Alfred N. Brewer This MIR. Brewer, q short time
fnce had misgvngs to the propriety Of Henry
Brakeman OF No "a Essex street. brother like Wise
in the council and being fearful that brother Blake
man might stray further among the flock, and thus
bring q censure on those who did not, letter vas
addressed to the wife Of brother Brakeman,
by brother Brewer giving the wife Of that gentleman
gentle hint that the escorting Of married ladies' from
the council chamber TO oyster saloons, and pleasant
rides on Long Island. was not exactly the parlia-
mentary expected in that body in in.
stances the privileges Of other brothers the
council who considered they had "ree trade and
right - and Nbsvs all was the blacklist crime Of try
ing to wound the feelings OF an ODD Fellow" Thelettsr
duly received by the wife Of brother Rakemaa
the exhibited to her husband who at STRUCK
with in written and
and kind of set. of for the teu received
a copy Of the letter adding, by the way Of teaser,
few remarks Of his own, accusing brother Brewer with
passing himself OF as unmarried man TO several fe-
male members Of the council giving them very par.
culsr attention, much more thar n married man should
DO. In instance he accused brother Brewer with
visiting sister Holt, residing at % Bowery corner OF
Hester street and passing himfef of a single man.
for purposes best known to hnse and ss witnesses to
this fact be refers to sister Msrten No 1926 Hammond
street, or TO brother Tingham segar maker No. AGO
Hudson street The retort OF brother Blaksman on
brother Brewer was ore than the latter could endure
and for redress he applied to At Magistrates
MT Justice Osborne, aud there entered aint OF
hbel warrant was Issued BY the Justice, and MIR
terdsy sthort hesDg had the matter before the
msgistrs'e, brother Brewer bringing up sister Holt
who testified that the accusations made BY brother
Brakeman we're untrue and that brother Brewer paid
atter ton TO her than he did 10 any other
Der Ct the council However, Mr. Brakeman not being
able 10 show Justification for the alleged false
presentations cont ned In the letter the magistrate
closed the aud held him to bail in the Of $780,
the charge at court for trial Heretofore II
the male portion have stood we'll and upright Ia
the council, and have always met with the kind
sideTaton due TO a brother from sister and would,
posfbly have continued TO do had IL not been for
little JEALOUSY exiting these 80 parties which
has nov throrn eight dstrust over the whole
oil chamber still. however we sincerely hope tina.
this slight difficulty msy be healed up and matters and
tn pgs 90 o. usual
Highwsy Ro6tery. A man by the name Of Edward
Shines arrested yesterday, on charge Of knocking
down man by The name Of adam Turpbull, in Centre
ttre,t Tuesday night aud stealing from his person
s3e In money The prisoser was brought before Jus
tce Lsthrop and was committed to piison for far
charge Of B samy- ofcer Fesrnin, Of the Third dis
trict police, arrested yesterday By the name Of
John J. Hewitt, on warrant Issued by Justice Os-
borne, wAtrein he stands charged with having
be living at the same time. appears by the evidence
that the accused was married on the 18th Of Novem-
bsr ls4s 60 Margaret Learson By the Rev Joseph
snith and after living few months together they
seIarated and the socused the 22d ofss month mar
ried Mrs beeler. widow, with whom the accused
boarding at the time. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. MIR. Johnson, duly witnessed. The case
being of guilt the magistrate committed the
accused to prison 20 answer the charge q, court
.8nsnpf O, Rwgiayy -T~o Italians. calling them
selves Garsnccll and Louis Msrchisena we're de-
t,cted on Tuesday night, by officer McClusky, of the
Sixth ward, In the act Of forcing entrance toto q
fancy store. The rogues had broke OF the half near
ly, of one shutter, when caught By the officer JUS
tee Lothrup committed the accused parties To prison
for trial
Sitng shot Cam.-Onicer Barns. OF the Seventeenth
ward, arrested, yesterday. German by the name Of
Matthias Mares charge Of having In bis posses-
tioD slung shot With which he endesvored 20 strike
man by the name u George Mowdsr, residing at No
$40 Ninth street Justice iimpson committed the sc-
cussd 20 prison for trial
Charge ef Seaitag telescopes Johnson Of the
Sd district ponce arrested Monday German BY the
name Of Henry Wtist, on a charge Of stealing tao
telefcopes vssed 81 $50 the property a Leon esen
berg, residipg at No 201L Division street The sc-
cUssd was committed TO prison for trial By Justice
Timpson.
Charge If LorcenyA man BY the name Of George
IIOlms arrested On Monday charge Of stealing
$50 In geld and silver coin together witn three gold
tbrt studs the property Of George W Nuttsr residing
at No II Bowery The accused admitted tskipg the
studs but denied any knowledge Of the money Justice
Lothrup however committed the accused to Prison ON
the charge o Qtari