New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-20

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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
SUPREME CouRr-Genera Term
Before Judges Morse Barcuo and StrungThe Orphan f'-
ln and the Board Of Edvcdonln this case, wich WAS ar
sued during present Of the Court decnon was
Term except 20 far as it adjud.es the plaintiffs the night
to much the School money as IS under he con-
troll of the defendants and which comes from the Common
School Fund of the state and much OF the Judgment Is re-
served. The effect will be to give the orphan Asyius
share in all School moneys raised from teachers wages ex
cent uch come from The State which amounts to about
$0e per They arc TO share not eccorns 20 me
whole number of pupils taught IN the ophan SCHOOLS ua ~
proportion the number OF orphans there taught
and the average number OF pupils IN the Public schools
John Mead ast TIE North esfsyr insurance m IL
Plaintiff owned some buildings on Hudso-av insured IN ne
above Company which burned down. and the Conpa-
ny rihsed 20 @ "a se ,p Pn i was shown tbs,
the Company OF the net before srlng the pre-
misses and the decided in favor OF plaintiff and the
judgment OF the Supreme Court Delivered on Saturday,
confirms that decision.
THE SToRM.-The storm ragged with
great violence on Sunday night uprootng trees blow
ing down fences and tearing many awnings into shreds
besides doing serious mischief During Its preya-
lence the gable end OF threcstory building IN course
of erection on the of Smith and ss was
blown down and a shantee in the rear smashed by
the falling rubbish. The premises are owned by Daniel
McNamara portion Of the roofing of a row OF houses
Irst-Dace also blown OH, together with emal
portion Of the bnck-work The damage, however, is
not great At Red Hook Point, the inhabitants were
somewhat inconmodcd by the high tide which filled the
cellars Of some OF the houses.
COMMON -MonddY.-Reso-
utons adopted directing the Police Captain of the lid
District the heaps of dirt which dottng the
streets of the lid Ward the contractor having failed to per-
form his duty requesting the counsellor of the Board TO
pare an ordinance prevent the erection OF any disees
or chemical factories within the limits Of the cy directing
he
State Legislature authorizing necessary repairs TO be done
on the Old Gowanus Road
The Chairman OF the Law Committee submitted report
the subject of laws relating to the city, passed by the last
Legislature.
Court OF OYER AND TERMINER-Judge
Morse presidng-The April term of this Court commenced
yesterday morning and the following Grand Jury was EN-
pareled VIM. NJ. Harris fireman. Peter G. Cornell VIM
Layton, VIM Powers, VIM. Cowenhoven, David Provost,
John J. Cowenhoven, Henry P Warning Edward Smith,
Lane Aler Nj White John Barr John Pearson, Benz Bald
win Lou Duon The judge then charged the jury as TO their
duties and they retired to their ROOM
SHORT WEIGHT.-Jacob Leibe, q fish
mopser was arrested on Saturday for selling fish by
false weight gentleman had bought quantity thar
weighed 10 lbs on Leibes scales, but being weighed
again nedatey afterward, was found to draw IA lbs
only Another lot sold for lbs, fell short over one
pound of that figure.
FATAL AccIDENT.-John McColgan,
EMPLOYED in Aid Green's salt refining establishment in
Furman-street caught in the machinery yesterday
morning and crushed to death Deceased was about "a
years of age and native of Ireland
H Mrs. Bostwick's Concert at the
Brooklyn Female Academy, will be repeated this even
ing CTuesday.) The incemency Of the weather pre-
vented many from attending last evening No postpone
ment
COLLISION. = The Fulton Ferry-boat
Gowanus in collision with vessel that had been
torn from its moorings Sunday night, and received
considerable damage No person injured.
t9 Preparations are making by Com
pany No 3 to receive their Engine which 1t Is
peced will arrive here tomorrow She was built at
Pnwtuckef, R. l.
FIRE.-A fire broke out in an upper
apartment of No e70 Futon-st yesterday, but
speedily extinguished without doing much damage
ES James M'Gahen pleaded guilty to
an indictment for selling lottery policies and tickets in
City Court yesterday He was remanded for sentence.
" The house of VIM. Galley, on Six
teenthst Gowanus feloniousy entered the 18th
inst, and considerable money taken therefronl