New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-03
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TmRB ANNIVERSARY OF THE SANDS-Sr.
JUVENILE MISSIONARY SocIErY.-A numerous and
rcspoctable audience assembled Sunday night al the
Methodist Episcopal Church in Sands-St to celebrate
the 80 anniversary of this Society, formed by tho
pupils of the sabbath School connected with that
congregaton The pupils, who number nearly 500,
filed the galleries and chaunted the hymns selected
for the occasion with admirable skill and taste. Inc
annual report was read by MIR. CMtIem Secretary OF
the sabbath SchOolS-Mr. Pctugrew, the Secretary
OF the Society beng sick. II set form thai the so
ccty had been conducted by Board OF Managers
from the Sabbath School, the result OF whose laDoIS
appeared by the report Of L Acker, the treasure.
The balance at the close OF last year, ~! ~.
Amount collected 1928 a 1920 OF which had been
collected by children at their Christmas ieSuVap.
Paid to Rev VI. Hlrtel, German missionary, $IS@ 90
TO the Home at the Five Points $50 brooklyn
LADIES' Missionary Society, $50 building Church
IN Germany, $50 Mariners Church IN Cherry-
St New-York $50 for Bibles and Hymn Books
SO books for Indians on Long Island, SIS 20 ,
Printing and Sundry expenses so 81 Balance on
hand $3S Is Death had removed two ana the Is-
port proceeded 10 review with pleasure ther monthly
meetings held during the year ana appeaieu lot
future cooperation and assistance. Addresses were
delivered by Rev A :. Francis and Kew JOhn ftgg'
Jr The former, Home Missionary, describes the
scene OF his laborS-Amag ansett-the last village on
Long Island, next the Indians, as waning ue
morally missionary and. The bulk OF the lnhabit-
ants got their support nom the wafer lVing IN STAT
of hcaiheniSm such rs was TO be found IN no 'hfis
land, totally uSrtgdIOllg bilt oao'a'H e'A '''
Knowing God and to remedy this state OF thlgS
there were no means. The latter made an eloquent
address on Juvenile benevoence and religious sym
patty.
ClRCUIT CouRr.-Before Judge Mitchell.
James Nam agt John RemSsn and Others, proprie-
tors of the Cemetery OF the Evergreens This was
an action to recover certain piece OF ground oy
virtue OF an alleged prOr contract Tor the purchase
bv the plaintiff IN breach whereof the uelenuahl
Rem>en had subsequently, sold 20 his codeienddntS
and with them had established this Cemetery OF
which this land formed a part though was not yer
ornamentsllv land out. The trlal occupied the AZ
tention Of the Court for two days and resulted IN the
dismissal Ofthe complaint Us the contract reued upon
had not been sufficiently proved
FIRES. On Saturday afternoon last the
carpenter shop Of Thomas Morgan, Schermerhorn-
St was discovered 10 be on ire few moments amer
the workmen had leh II. IL burnt rapidly ana was
consumed together with about $500 or $500 worm Oh
tools &C. before the water from the engines couIl
he brought 10 bear upon II. Dwelling houses nos.
and on either side were considerably damaged oul
saved from destruction by the welidTectec 0XeTlohS
Of the fremen and police the la'eT laoorihs ASS4"-
iously with buckets.
About o'clock on the evening Of the same DAY
there was an alarm OF frc caused by the burning o.
SNantv on Red Hook Point. Loss trihng.
CoRONER'S lNCUEST.-An inquest was
held on Saturday last upon the body Of John Lee,
who resided al the corner Of Hoyt and Baltic SIS
Deceased was 81 wears OF age, native OF lTe-Aho'
and died OF disease OF the heart FeT1lct IN &C
cOrdance.