New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-04
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

AccIDENTs.-On Sunday evening last
Thomas Evans was found lying in the cellar OF a
new building, corner OF Smith and Bergen hay-
ing fallen down in consequence of the slippery state
OF the pavement He was picked up by officer Gil
more and taken to his residence. corner Of Smith
aDo Bond sts Thos. Harris found On tn side
wslks IN Canton-st. the same evening having dislo-
cstod his ankle by slipping on the ice He was
takeh to the Nth District Staion-house by officer
Ierode'
IHR CoUgTs.-ThesF February Terms Of
the Coqr. Of Oyer and Tsrminer. Circu. aud spsc4l
Governors Room CIV Hall hefoIe Jrt1s yss rns,, ce
sul~en and A. Moore. County Judge The follow
=, william HinD IN. Foreman; Sylvester futile. simsa
SGuITsiJSg her,y Holt Bsrnadu. RYDER. Johu Tay-
Reesrs Henry r Ffesu an. H ran x Hex as Lewis n
BaiSwin John Bar. John F. Smith Lewis Nichols. Benz
Tue jury sfer taking their selts were charged By the
Judge REGARDING their eutes. nNrucng them qrrs
no an aters Of The Lottery act, the U,ury law and
te lay yrovdrg for the purity Of elections The Court
pscSsy urged rpon them the necessity Of ksspns
De governed 10 all their proceedings by the prize pie Of
The Grard Ju then retired to their rooms and the Pc
NJ Jury were called and discharged until Tuesday morning
On the Circuit Court calendar l6l set down
for trial.
The criminal term of tho City Court Judge Greenwood
presiding commenced Monday, but. being occupied with
an argument which may continue or tho greater ton
HGJeGS CorpuS. s. Abby, imprisoned for contempt Of
Court. brought up on habeas corpus and argument
heard on the validity of his confinement. Decision re-
served.
COMMON Council PROCEEDINGS Mon
dog Ereniao, FEB 2 -Nayor Bush Presiding
The FSnonccs of me Ciy-The Mayor presented las.
eveIDg statement Of the several sums necessary to be
hy the CITY Chatter except for the support Of
Common Schools-iho Board Of Education having yet
deeim ned tho they may require. The follow
Irg is artCapitulatlIn:
10 be raised rpOa the wsOle C,;y.
For interest On CITY s6of30 90
For the Sinking Fund II 600 co
For Asse.sments Of City Pro2erty------------- G6i1
For Streets, and Wells and Punpr.--...- 10 900 co
fcs Contingent $500 70
For Salaries a 900 10
sIf,oai II
From this deduct the estimated
amount received, aud to he
ceIved from various sources HptO
considered in es'ims'ipg the
amount to he Ian ed In the last
ard remain in the Treasury sur
plus al the end OF the present dscal -
Also, The estimaIsd amount TO DO '''''''
received from the
during the next fiscal year,
mencIg on the LIST Septr next 6o,oOO % ,, a.
s7io477
To be raised upon he sce,ol Wards in certain proportions
For interest on " Washington Park 1299 ~
''NV u f''N''p'' sl3.s5e a
To be received u Don the LIST, 7th, 10th and nth
Waids, fer expenses incident 10 Lamp, Fire M ,.o o.,
and Wa'ch ii0.bS 81
Sl6i.0ll OF
To lie raised upon the 9th AVID oh Wards $50 10
To be raised upon the "a Ward lOOJ 20
S7O ca oil
The communication was referred to Finance Committee
ioT report. anc 200 copies order ed to be printed .
Increase OF SakGfIcS1he salary OF samue f. C0ggswell
ESD first slant Cry Clerk. last night riisod from
$500 the present stipend, 10 500 The yearly
reusaon Of james. sarney EsQ second asssta nt
T C'e raised T. $500 instead OF $500 as formerly
Bfootisa SaUa0s Bonk-In conformity 10 the provision
Of of the Legislature, The Board OF Managers Of
nstuon submitted their Event fourth Annual Re-
Report from which appears that they haze received di-
ring Tie 1881, bv 81 depos the of S397 1916 a.
They pad in 92 drafts. the of si3o fs II. The
nuber # open IN tho books o. The Bank on the
Isl January. 1852, 500, which there Is due tas
Of 81 22i5 SO o. The res0uIces of he Bank amount
ID Inc aggnGate 70 $25I2t6 90, teasins BALANCE OF
$40 M AZ ~ favor Of the Bank.
The PToOfhn Insfufcfne annual report OF the Trcs
tees Of the Brooklyn Institute pursuance Of the
rccuifiir Of the art passed ADul 49, 83 also sub
ined II appears the real estate entrusted "a them
consists the lsHd and bulld known rs the Brooklyn
rspie ard the lcr.Opa estate o. bonds and mortgages
an oun,ug to Sl2 :0O-al the gifts Of Angus aham,
he received from TIE above sources by Chsrss
NJ Ocpti Treasurer OF the Institute from LIST Jan to
sch December, 1881, has bsen
From III q esf ..------...-------- $50 %
Apr,op1.aied by ihe Du ectcrs frcm the
picef eds Of lectures To- pay BALANCE II
- 81 SIC 90
The amounts paid cot by the Treasurer daring the
ilgsa tss been:
For interest Sl.26o 90
Insufnuce 96 90
Book and printing. 2C3 90
t,eueirs and ucioenta-----------.------ 23l Oh
Iitbi and fuel Observation-Disclosures 16l 80
= 's,e's ,olnrv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2i9 %
- sass 60