New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

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Providence Bras Band
Engine No s. Newark, BERNARD DoNLEY. Foreman,
Engine No !, Newark, JANIS ELDsrDcE, Foreman.
PETER AsDfRsos, Grand Marshal.
ROBERT H. STORY, wv. J. SUTPHES. GEORGE STANLEY
and JOHN j. GREEN, Aids
Band
Bucket Co. No l-about 81 n.n-vith Fire Department,
Washington Engine Co. No I-THo~As Galley Fore.
ular-S0 members.
Atantc hoss and Reliei Co No. $50 members.
10 gaiy decorated horses. WV. VAsDERvEER,
foreman 10 men
Band
Franklin Engine No s. RosERr J. LucxEY foreman and
Lafayette Hook END Ladder Co No l, JOSEPH MoSrRoss
foreman. a. men
Eagle Engine No. I, JosEPH REEVE, foreman, 90 men.
Union Engine Nc. 5 HExRY GAscolcSE Foreman. Is men
THIS apparatus WIS also mouuted on truck
drawn BY - cream colored horses
Band
Mechanic Hose Nc. ?, STEPHEN A. Mann, Foreman, 50
Continental Engine No ., JoHs H,xsLrs Foreman. 60
Protector Engine No G. WiLLitN Bovp. Forenen. 50 men
pard.
PheniI Ensine No II PRyDcx SCHOOLS. Foreman IS
This apparatus likewise placed on
truck and drawn By u horses
LONG Island Hook and Ladder Co. No. }. 5 DEGRAw,
FOREMAN II members
Atlantic Engine No. IS. JoHS Roach, Foreman 10 men
Pacific Engine No H. JASEs K Lzeerrr Foreman 81
men Handsomely decorated with numerous
wreaths OF flowers presented BY ladies' Of the
phia, Mrs. Hcndric&son- Mrs Hart
and MIS- Leg-ett OF Brooklyn
Hamilton Engine. No ID AMBROSE BROWN Foreman -
Brooklyn Engine No. II. JoHS II. RHODES Foreman Is
members Machine 'llinounied BY stuffed eagle
bearing wreath Of ros,s In his beaS.
Band
Independence Engine No 10, JAMES Il. ScHEscE, Fore
tiaIl 90 men.
Alert Hose No: 8 WI JOHNSON, Foreman, IS men.
Empire Engine No. 10. WILLIAM INGALLS, Foreman,
The engines were nearly all tsseiuy decorated with
flowers snd wresths OF roses presented by the lsdy
friends OF the Comrunics On Hook and Ladder Truck
No chained a live bald eHgle, who, however did
not appear very well satisfied with the treatment b" re-
ceved Among those most eiaboreIely decorated were
Peclhc Engine Nc. II Brooklyn No. II Empire No.
and Independence, NJ. Is
Along the entire rou.e the streets were lined VITA
spectstor- and the Window filled with the smiling
faces OF women and children. Flags hoated from the
City Hall and other public buildings and numerous ban
suspended the streets. lnth" evening,
Firomsns Hail in Henryst. near Cranberry. WIS. for
the FIRST time. opened Tor the Inspection OF the public
and yisted bv great numbers: and about O'Clock,
many hremen assembled NJ Concert Hail. where an nd
dress, suitable 20 the occasion, delivered by
Rev. Dr. HoDGE. Rev. Dr. Cox ma'k the opening
prayer The audience however, not ~ large as
might hnvr been anticipated
The whole preceding passed OF with entire satis
faction, and iaf uscealncd without an accident
Az the procession pr, sod along EIuison-ay Higl
st. the engine OF No IL ccen standing m a con pic
position dressed in mourning, with placari upon
which inscribed, In Memo y to the Chief" NJ. IL
is old, out concern, and the Chie Engineer, It
APPEAR reiuscd % have her repaired 70 which cause
may be attributed her singular appearance
The whole number in r)cesscn could not hay" been
lees thsn l,Oco proba. y more Nos IL nnd 10 IN.
gincs, ana Nos and Hook ana Ladders, although not
in line were fully represented
BRooKLys SOCIETY," FOR THY ANELIoRATIoN
or THE CONDITION or THE PooR-rhe annual meeting
OF this Society was held on Monday evening at the CITY
Institute for the purpose o electng officers for the en-
suing year. The following were chosen;
Pre,idenf-sETH LOWE.
JoHS h. BRowER, BENZ. FLANDERS, ISAAC 4. STORM
ETecptire ConRiree-Georgc 4. Williams, AEst'n Mel
WIN, George fetch' CALVIN T. SAUCES > g. Arnold Isaac
II. FrothiI sham Robert Ibboison, L-ndal H. Greene
Treospyer-JoHN BLUNT
Se1etGry-JAMEs HOWE.
Corrt,ponding Secretary and Generr' AgeHt-SrEPnEN
iGrisory Coruuiftec-lH Wrd-IIcnry Rowland, Luther
Fam, II y ho jas, tTe Gland Gee 70 G SGl; n,
Lansdan. y. r. Beers, John Rogers. Jr.
Sd Word euuel Brewster Etholbesi Mills, ~ H. Bud-
se IN HS;S GuI H. SndfS. A. B. Davenport Samuel
Van BsLchoten A. q. Stevens jag lla1,ett. -. u
Blown H,zekah Hatch. Join Bennett.
6h W0yd-Thoma. II. Roduan. DR.. Daniel Brooks VIM
Rust, {. NJ. Wright, Edwin y. Clark. 49,. 80,
tn Wa,d-Geo ". Blrektr. r. H. Avery, Alfred Smith,
Ia WcrG-John j. Siuageli Thos NJ. Lother, S G. Ar
lin Wa,d-Irwi. y Baldwin Geo. Mitchell C. 5.
Franklin, II. 7. Day John J. M-nnins
From the reporl read by the Secretary appearstnet
The whole number Of families supplied were....llD
The whole number OF children do. ...'.3,lSo
The whole number Of widows do ........'.. o.
Receipts 81 81 IS; Expenditures, SI,2oJ 7-Baance
on hand, sSli 81
SUIcIDE.-THoMAs CASEY, mentioned IN yes
teray. Tribune rs hav NJ his throat with knife has
since died bis injuries An inquest overthe body resulted
in verdict By the Jury accordance with the tnct-
Po1Icr CAPrAIN.-RoBERT JUsTIsoy, (Dem.)
ha. received the nomination tor Police Captain OF me 'th
District.
SUypAy-ScHooL TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
Athe al nua meeting OF tins Association recently hold ~"
following gentlemen elected STANDING Coniit.'e Tor
the ensuing year: GOor-" W bleeker biptSti Cna'i,s
Clarke Presbyteran; Mose5 +. Odell, Methohsti H., =
Slocurn Episcopalian; II. ~ Halt, CONGREGATIONAL Nm
StoutenbeTs Reformed Dutch; J. y. Jud'on' MISSION
Schools.
TuETr-As the fremens' procession was
passing the Of Atlantic and liok--st on MondA a
adIoit ef entered the store Of THOMAS MILLl@AN ana
robbed the drawer of So in bills OF various denoHHto'
No arrest.
FIRES DURING THE PAST MoSTH.-lhere
were twelve fires and Alarms in this city during the past
month causing damage TO the extent OF about S''o' IT.
surLnce about >V,ocv
Board or SUPERyIsoRs-Ihis body met at
the County Jail yesterday Mayor BERRY President IN Ia
chair Tie following bills presented by the Charr.n Of
the Committee Accounts. were ordered pad , JonN
Eovsr SO: ROCKWELL and CoGGswELL, tor eDlninin;
,. OF Kent and Langley farms, $50 1Oi CoS'".LL GO
VASpIRyERC for examining t.te TO Crooxe ian %, -
PsIsck McCosMIoK si2e; II. C. RIPLEY 50: -" ~
RusHNoEt, g.; JAMES RHoDEs,. - ~ IL
VtSpEEvERE. $50; JANIS EAGAS So d. n SMITH a1i
D. " STEVENS. SID The COMMITTEE on 1,.s o. a AlLA
SHORT and Others for asssns Wards OF " ma ,'D-Isn
reported asain thr P.yr .. .nd t not no the COUNTY
Concurr,d m. COMMITTEE on La"s @c % "IO'n va
1ed the resolutions Of tne board recSIsna ~ , CO
- .nsritntng ssares for the Sheriff aud Keeper Of tne