New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
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" st. Psul's (Episcopal Church, situated
in Carol lear Henrys, South Brooklyn viii be open
ed for Divine service on Christmas morning at ~
O'Clock and on Sunday. the ,h inst. Ct los O'Clock in
the morning and II O'Clock ia the evening. sai win
continue the sunday morning and evening services u
I'll May next the Sunday School Occupying the usual
time for afternoon services This church. which Is
pahe Of seating four hundred persons was established
BY the Rector Rev. Isaac LabASh) and several sea.
tlenlcn sud ladies' Of South Brooklyn for the purposs
Of afforing convenient place Of worship for thoss
who are disposed to attend from that or any other part
of Brooklyn The church which Is Of birch. 10 Just
finished. and adds another to the already numerous
edifces which have given Brooklyn the name Of the
"City of Churches"
MINISTERIAL CALL AccsrrRp.--It is under
stood that st. Johns Church, GpiscopaD the cor
ner of Johnson and washingten-sts. which has been
vacant for some time, has called the Rev. Thomas
Guion of Connecticut to be its Rector.
ARRAreSnKSrs.-The following persons in
deted BY the la. Grand Jury various change a.
rsisped before the Court Of Sessions yesterday
that ne s.rS s' Nor e. cssns.
bush lsss BY whom he had several children and ass
OF East Brooklyn the first wife being .tl alive. Accused
supported both families and his last marriage lived
VIII MS nfct srNola VIE
stimervprvecnrg 10 them that he engaged during
his absence Bridgeport Conn., in painting church be-
ing painter by trade He was however found out ct lass
and arrested.
Chrstiana Large pleaded guilty TO an Indictment Tor
grand larceny charging her with stealing 500 from the
house Of Adam artb, IN Fuonav, whore abe had boeu
employed q servant.
Jsucs Connsughton srrsisned upon an indictmsnf
charging him with committing assault aud battery upon
Samuel l. Bakesse, Fourth Dictrct Policeman, some
three week. at the corner OF Bohver add RAYMOND
ss which he pleaded guilty No sentences were paed
and the Jury discharged till Tuesday unl which Tune
the Court stands adjourned.
SEsrEScEs.-In the City Court yesterday tho
follow ing persons convicted during the term, brought
Up for sentences
William Hopkins, burglary in the third degree ye,u
ami months in the State Prsson.
Arthur Hsgan, Policeman. for On assault upon John
Flanagan, Slo ine.
VIM McClosIey, illegal voting, sS fine or 50 days im.
prisoument in the County Jail.
Charles ONe for an assault upon Samuel Ia Forge. Sie
fne or 10 days confinement in the County jail
Patrick Nc Kinney for Illegal voting, sentenced TO The
County Jail for months
FiRE.-About IL o'clock on Thursday night
Ere broke out in frame building the Of Smith
nd Pscihcs's occupied grocery by two Germans IL
was entirely consumed together with abuns in the rear.
occupied As a schoohouse Total damage about $4,000;
covered BY Insurance
AssAuLr-A man named Dennis Lowe, was
violently assaulted on Thursday night by two men, on the
corner OF Hamtonav aud Coust II feared his njarse
will prove fatal. The offenders are IN custody
II A dense fog prevailed ON the East River
yesterday, rendering navigation difficult The bells the
rry toed TO guide the bost IN en-
ierins the slips either AIDE.