New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-18
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FlREs o. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
About O'clock Saturday afternoon flames were
seen issuing from lie dwelling house Of ) IL lag
gins. No. lsl AyT,le-sr The ere was exi,ngulshet
y .ffcer Blakeslee ard the inmates. Damage $500.
No insurance.
Ate p NJ IRE broke out stable on North
hent-av, winch Was consumed, together with IT.
contents The flames communicated With dwell
ing-house ADJOINING, occupied BY number OF fam
iles. which was also destroyed and franie build
ing contiguous 20 the latter considerably dam
eyed. The goods anc furniture were mostly saved
from the flames, 5u, had been greatly injured by
water. The properly Is owned BY Jesse Rawn
less from 81 500 70 50 000 upon which there i an
insurance OF $1,000
Shortly after the a0ore. the stable OF Harrison B
Abbott, on the same avenue, was discovered to be
on FIRE, but Was ex,hgulshed BY The workmen the
diStlleTy near by, without The ard OF the Pre- De
partment.
There was alarm about O'Clock Yesterday
caused by the burning Of some combuS;ible mate
rails in the lott OF house No. l0l tuiton-st. the
lower floor Of which l. occupied by J. Adams Hen
dersou dry goods store. L. origin IS supposed
TO have been accidental. The iiremen out IN
full force and the flames. Just breaking ou', were
promptly quenchtd
DEDICATION or \ CHURCU.-A branch
church of the Brdge-si Congregational. situate IN
Debeyoisc-p'ace. was dedicated yeSterda, forenoon
the sermon on The occasion being preached b., Rev
Nh Atkinson. the pastor, from ith Jeremiah. 9th
verse. sermon was preached in the afternoon by
Rev. Mr. SpenSer THIS J. very neat little edllce.
divided INTO two floors, The lower portion beng used
for service and the upper a school-rom. 1t IS ca
pable OF accommodating about 9j0personS.
- The Policemen arrested for violation
of the ordnance Which prohibits them from engaging
IN any other occupation than that of their Office, have
been examined. and discharged for van; Of proof 10
sustain he alleged facts
tg At meeting of the Seaman ; Friend
Temperance Benevolent Society. Of the city OF
Brooklyn. u the 5th inst the following resolution
was unanimously adopted
Resored, That the authorities Of he city. together
with excellent and efficient police force, are en-
titled the thanks of every good citizen for the able
manner al which they ful6 their duty by protecting
our Temperance meetings from the insults and IN
Jury by which the rumseers, lde6erS OF the laws OF
God and OF the city, are constantly annoying us
AcclDENr-On Friday morning the II
O'Clock tram OF the l.. l. Railway. passing through
Atantlc-st.. came IN contact with horse and gig
driven by Dr.. Gllfllan. The vehicle was thrown TO
the opposite SIDE of the street, the horse Knocked
down and the driver pitched out. out fortunately
without sustaining any injury
IysuBoRDINArIoN.-On Thursday row
occurred between one of the crew Of the II. Law
and the SteeragC cook. when the latter was stabbed
with a knife. TIE MaSter-at-ArmS, who j. the p0-
nce.ofcer of the ship and embodie, It's authority IN
his person. on hearing of the tracas, proceeded 10
ARE i the parties concerned whereupon he vIo
lently assaulted but Lieut.. Avery happening to De
near. Immediately suppressed the riot and had the
offender put In mons. The whole case has been LAID
before the proper authority.