New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

l'IRE ~ EAST BRooKLYN.-On Wednes-
day night, about 10 O'Clock, a fire broke ont in
range Of stables on HOpkins-av near NOsirand East
Brooklyn, thc property OF Conrad Noes. The flames
spread rapidly, and the stables with large amount
ofvaluabe contents, were consumed. Unfortunate
" one COW was destroyed in the FIRE The flames
spread from ;he stables 10 a wooden she'd communi-
eating With The dwelling house occupied by Mr. Noes
and several other families, which was also burnt
down. The inmates. however, had time TO save
portion OF then goods. The Brooklyn Fire Depart
ment generally, and several Wilhamsburgh engines
were there and dd good service in preventing the
flames from reaching Messrs. Hustled & KendaLs
extensive stables. The loss viii probably exceed
$4,000. Parti,lly insured.
TIE HUDSON RIVER BAPTIST AssOCIA-
r,eS sorrm.-This association held is 36th Annual
Session al he First Baptist Church Rev. Mr. Hodges
on Tuesday and Wednesday last The meeting was
very fully attended and the proceedings were of an
interesting character The Introductory sermon from
Hebrews chap. 10, verse 10, owe have an altar
was preached by Rev Mr. Armitage, and ms dis
course was marked by great originality and beauty Of
expression This ecclesiastical body exercises no
disciplinary power over us members but exists mere
" for mutual edifcation and encouragement. A
which Indicate a thrifty and healthy condition.
On Wednesday evening Rev. d. II. Miller Of Yon-
kers preached sermon on behalf of Ministerial
education Rev. Mr.. Hacomb OF Philadelphia pre-
sented the claims Of the American Baptist PublIca
ton Society Rev. Mr. Evans urged the claims OF
the American Tract Society, and the Rev. Mr.. Hill
pleaded tie cause OF the American Baptist Home
Missions The Rev. Mr. Taylor of this city pre-
sided over thc meeting Of the body with ability and
dignity. The next session will bc held IN Williams
buTgh ia 1852.
DISTRESSING ACCIDENrs.-James Nc
Queen, 'Ouncyman painter, while engaged on a
house IN ni0n-St. on Wednesday, was precpitated
rom hight of 40 fec, m consequence OF one OF the
ropes which supported the plank on which he stood
giving WAY. He fell upon an IRON railing which lace
rated one OF his legs and arms shookngly. Tie was
carried 10 the house OF ms employer, Nr James hcr-
ngan and properly cared for.
On "Wednesday evening pile OF heavy timber
which had been heaped up IN a careless manner IN
an open lot at The foot OF Wauen-st., tell suddenly
crushing beneath IL a Young lad about ten years of
age named Thomas Boyle. On being extrlcated n
was fOund that ne had sustained dreadful injuries
from which 1t Is not expected he can recover
CouRT 90 SEssIoNs-Beforc Judge John
son and Justices Wright and Wnsow.-The charge
Of ManSigugbtcr against a DrUgg'St.-Thc case OF
Godfrey llcbbcrling, indicted for mansaughcr, m
having caused the death of Fanny Schuchier, Il gf
10 years Old, 10y putting INTO certain powders pre-.
scribed for her quantity OF strycmlne instead OF
santOnHe, wa, resumed IN the Court on "Wednesday
and concluded Yesterday The Jury, after an alb
sonce of five minutes, returned "A verdict OF Not
guilty. and the prisoner was discharged. The pa
rents of the deceased Chld. well a> the accused
are Germans. residing ma WlllamsDurgh where the
latter carries on the business Of druggist.
Sentcnccd.-IIenrv Ferguson and Thorn
AS Hoy who were found guilty at the las, term-the
former OF an assault and battery with intent 10 Kill
and the other for a common aSSault-Were seNcrailY
acknowledgment for two years IN lhe STATE
Prison AMI Hoy thirty days IN the County jan
Cry CorRr-Beiorc Judge Greenwood,
Aldermen Lccch and Pot.-Tbc Frma9-st. Tr1ec-
dv-Pairck Dri,coll tired IN the above Cour,
Yesterday Cu AN indictment of mansaughtcr. IN htl-
ing caused the death of ms wife, Margaret by niiic-
ing violent injuries ON her person. AVerdict of gWlN
wa rendered by The Jury, and the prisoner was re-
handed to await sentence.
Grand LarcenV. Ellen MattlmOre was
lried and found guilty OF grand larceny IN having
stolen from The house of her employer. MI Munt1'
the sum OF 500. which was aftorward found upon her
person Sentence reserved.