The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-10
Brooklyn city Intelligence,

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to the Dry Dock, in the Navy Yard Brooklyn in order
70 let the tloop-of- war Dale In to be overhsnled
She floating in the dock Of before the gate
was lowered The operation Is this long narrow iron
vessel powerfully strong and well bolted and somewhat
like iron boat is hoaed the entrance Of the dock
where there grooves at each side, Into which the
ends Of the vessel fit IL extends across the dock
is then admitted into It. and from the weight It
slides down the grooves to the bottom Of the dock.
The water b then pumped out OF the dock ~ the steam
pump and the gate keeps what is outside from coming
the water Is wanted to FIJI the dock What Is contained
In the gate Is taken out when 1t floats and lets the
water outside run under It,
AsREsr sF A BURGLAR Officers Squires and White
hill, yesterday morning, succeeded in arrestiug
named James Clarity charged with burglary. Hs en-
ie 9th ut. and stole gold watch and chain valued
$ll6i also lot OF ewelry and other articles The
theft and quite recently they suspected that Garrty
was the His movements have been closely watch
ca by them until they asesrtsined that property bear
possession Upon arrestng him, these articles were
found upon him.
KNEES CouSrr CouRr- SrxcrAL TrRM.-Before his
Honor, S. L. Johnson, County Judge.-Mary Ann Daily
John Petit John Petit refused, few days since,
to acknowledge where his property was for which
execution had been issued. He sent to jail, and
yeserdaJ he acknowledged, as did also his wife that
she had property applicable to judgment which the
Judge ordered should be paid on the execatien.
The examination Of the four burglars who robbed
the safe Of Lyon Haf has been further postponed to
Friday next at O'Clock, NJ, before Justice Truman
Smith.
PoL,cE CouRr.-Before Justice T. smith.-Catharine
Cross and Martha Johnson srragned for ntemperance
fined the first So and the second ST. but, having
spent all their change for the cray thern they could
not fork over the change and are in jail George Da
mayer fell into the but discharged upon
Dernot also imbbed strong drink and being short Of
cash, could pay fine Of S. and went to jail Mar
garet Murphy, escaped lunAtic from New York,
sent back to the asylum.
MISSIONARY MEETING The missionary meeting In
the Sands street church, last evening, we'll at
son, and DR. Bethupe addressed the meeting. libe-
raj collection was taken up.
The Hotels.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
J. Shear, j. c. Potts, Albany; Judge s. Seden,
Rochester; Hon. J. +. Bush, Albany; ". s. Lyons,
Boggs, Baltimore; j. +. Miller, Baltimore; g. Wade,
LADY and daughter Boston; c. B. Camp, Cincinnati.
L. johns and lady, Newburghi VIM. Bushnell
Pougbkeepse; VIM. w. Walker, w. II. Brown, q. A.
II. Taylor, Baltimore; J. Atkinton Baltimore; Hon.
n. Cragsr, Cortland; II. NJ. Parker Boston; E Farms
worth, Boston, j. Hills, Rochester; c. Weshburn and
lady, Worcester; b sprague, Boston; r. ID Coils,
and lady, Newburgh; b Moore, Newburgh; Hon. w.
r. Jackson. Hsvana;C. ID Hollias and lady, Baltimore
Miss Schsfer, Baltimore; James Goode, Ohio; s.
Shoemaker Baltimore; DIR. s. q. Bailey, Buffalo; G.
Dssha, u s. A.: N. q. King were among the arrivals
Capt Rinkertou, New Bedford: Hon J. Clark and
family, Boston; T.. II. BurnetSU N; s. P. Putnam,
Phiadelphia MIR. w. De Forest, New Haven; Knowles
J. A Hamilton, New Brighton; 4. NJ ChAfee, New
Brunswick; +. A. Tiffany and family, New York; Mr.
Townsend Newport were among the arrivals yester-
day, at the Union Place Hotel
family sft the Union Place Hotel yesterday <1r Wash
iBRton.