New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BROOKLYN ITEMS.
CHrRCH MATTERS Rev. DR.. Bethune' 5
Congregati tReformei Protesiln, Dutch Church,
will henceforxard occupy the PIerrepOnt Il Bap-
tst Church. Rev. DR.. Welshsl every sunday after
noon until the completion OF their edIhre, corner OF
Plerrepont.st and Montague place. which Il Is eH-
pec'ed will be ready for Divine service IN abou, SIX
weeks
FIRST WARD VINO NOMINATIONS For
Alderman James How Assessor George \. Mead
Constable Henry Oakley Inspectors Of Elections
lst; District. Henry Thompson. Benz w. DAVIS
"a District Oscar Johnson, John Philips.
SINTH WARD OPPOSITION NoMINA-
TIoNs-For Alderman John Rice Commissioner
Of Excise John p. Allison Constable Mathew q.
Rourke Inspectors of Election LIST. District.
Thomas Mulillsan. Alexander Howe 2d. District.
Charles O'Neil, John Reynolds
Ninth WARD WHIG NOMINATIONS. For
Alderman Montgomery Queen Assessor John
Mott Constable James Conner Inspectors Of
Election Daniel Walden. Jr., Robert b. Leferts.
SUPPOSED THIEF ARRESTED. A man Civ
ing hisname Daniel Ware was. on Thursday night,
arrested in Furmaust.. BY Officers Whitehlll and
Murphy. First District Police, on suspicion OF hsv
Ing stolen large box containing great variety OF
clothing, &c. which found IN his possession.
The box is marked VI. Burrill. care OF Peck & Ly.
man, Jacksonville. Fla portion of the nd had
been broken of, and some of the contents had ey-
IDENTIFY been taken out He was committed for fur
Their examination by Justice King
MILITARY EXCURSION. The Baxter
Light Guards, Capt. Bennett. OF New-Iork. muster
ing 81 muskets, and accompanied by Dodworth's
Band, passed through this city yesterday, en- route
for Prospect Hill for target practice The appear
ance of the Company was very healthier uniform
being the army cap. new regulauon') black Irock
coats, and black pantaoons with red stripe. They
returned early IN the evening.
FIRES. About ) o'clock last evening a
small frame stable IN Wyokofi St, near Smith. was
burnt down. Loss inconsIderable. lmme ilately
thereafter fire broke out IN frame building IN
Henry-st., near State. owned and occupied BY VIZ.
John Schenck a carriage house and stable, which
was destroy ed, but the most valuable contents were
saved Loss 81 200-nO insurance. IL was situated
between two brick dwelling houses. upon one OF
which wOrkmen were engaged In putting on TIN
roof and using fire IN the opeIston, 1t IS supposed
TO have accidentally caught from them. The adj
Joining buildings were saved from injury by the
prompmesS and aSslduity of the hremen.
ANOTHER FIRE.-The dwelling-housc of
MI Weeks, No. ll2 Sands-st., was discovered to De
on fire the same time the stables In Henry and
Wyckoff sts were burning. The roof was slightly
damaged, but further injury was prevented by the
inmates and Police. who soon eXtlngulShed the
flames
ACCESSION OF CIrIZENs.-Ihe Clerks
Office OF the City Court is daily crowded with appi-
cants for naturalization papers, and since the LIST
of the present month upwards OF li0 have been
granted.
Collision YESTERDAY afternoon the
ferry boat Bedford plying from the foot of Futon-st
run INTO the Gowanus, which was lying IN the slip
on the New. York side, whereby portion OF the rl
ing of the former carried away. No other dam
age was sustained.
TEMPERANCE TEA PARTY The Daugh-
ters OF Temperance of this city last night gave
Tea Party to their male and female friends IN the
building adjoining the Museum IN fulton-st.
great number were present and passed pleasant
time Rev Drs. Hodge, Wood DR.. Schnebiy anu
others delivered addresses and all seemed gralihed
with the entertainment
FEMALE THIEvEs.-Several dwellings IN
this city have recently been visited by females for
the ostensibe purpose OF seeking employment, but
actually for the purpose OF thleyng and IN several
inste ccs have succeeded IN carrying off cOnsdera-
bic property. Yesterday one OF these women called
AZ the house Of Addison W. Brown, and during the
temporary absence Of the lady Of the house went up
stars and stole number OF silk dresses and other
articles and uccecded IN efiectlng her escape The
goods taken valued at s 10.