New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-24
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
The ExlLtD IRISH PATglors. tt

The ExILtD IRISH PATalors. The fol-
loving letter ron Hos o Bovine Member of Con-
ziess ron this District MAS read in the Common
Council OH Monday evening !texplsius itself:
HoUsE CT REPREsEsrarIvss. March 10, 1852.
GENTLEnEN: IL Is ~iin great pleasure that | have
The honor 10 ackuo edge tns-recept Of your )te
o. Gate OF llib int ~I.b accompanying memorial,
paslIg tie In..tuostion ~ Congress In the mater
OF the release Of Smith O'Brien an: his companions
In exile from coDhDeuest Though | trust that
enough Is knoan 3 oOsly 10 render It unneces-
cary for me here 10 state hDx heartily concur II
your views sui cerno. forego tho opportunity Of
expressing my deep and sincere sympathy with the
oppressed, wherever foDDd. while assuring you [
shall spare no effort which may tend TO pro note the
Doble OBJECT which you have in view, and one which
so truly illustrates the republican spirIt which ant
mates and susiaiBs eveTy true cuiZen OF our country
| have The honor to be- gentle men. with great re-
spect. y0ur obeGeLt servant. o BOVINE.
To Mess's Morris Mucnmore and S2nola, Gem
mi;,ee Of Common Council Of Brooklyn
COMMON COUNCIL PRocEEDINGs. Mon
day Evening, March pa petition was received
from the Corporation Primers notifying the Board
that their contract for advertising for the past year
had expired, and that previous 10 entering upon
another they should require an adequate conpsnsa-
lion for the future Referred TO the Ferry and Water
Committee The rates paid for advertising during
the past year amounted to about $50 to each paper
The Mayor sent in veto upon the resolution au-
,hoFiZng the Controller to buy site in High street
for a ne v Engine House for No on account of the
funds Of the Fire Department being exhausted
In the OF debate, which sprung up on the sub
ject stated that the department. was in debt to
the amount Of 81, 900.
RELIGIOUS Rev. Charles G.. Finney is
at present in this City, preaching every evening in
the Plymouth Church Mr. mas lately BAL in
Hartford, where be has preached, it is said, with
great succession Dr. Halves, Dr. Bushnell and other
cleYgymen. union prayer meeting OF all denom,-
NATIONS is held in the Lecture Rom of the Plymouth
Church every afternoon from to O'Clock.
INJURED. - Edward X. Conklin, a mem.
her Of Truck Ne. !, was seriously injured on Sun
day night, at the OF the late FIRE in Johnst in
consequence OF being buried beneath wall which
ne was engaged in pulling down He resides in
Jsy-st. near Nassau, whittier ne was conveyed i'm
uedIately after the accident.
BURGLARY. The exchange office Of Mr.
Beers No. AZ Fulton.st st., burglariously entered
on Sunday night The guard of the safe was forced
eff and the lock picked, and the drawers Of the desk
broken open, but no booty was found-the money
having been removed TO q safer place on Saturday
night.
INDlCTED.-The Grand Jury of Queens
County have found true bill against Achinson the
alleged murderer OF Ruleff VOORHEES,. OF Plain Edge,
l.. l. The same body also found bill against Carrot
HOrbes for drawing knife on Voorhees, with intent
10 kill.
Thomas Bremen, a hackman,
10 answer the charge OF interfering with police
officer while in the performance of his duties.
Town HALL-The people Of Jamaica,
L. L. are taking preparatory measures for the erec-
ton of Town Hall