New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
WULIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FuNrRAL OF Rev. BARTHOLOMEW
c.x.eu-The funeral Of this well known and beloved
minister of the Gospel and late pastor of the Methodist
Eui,copal Church in South Fithst near Fhh, was at
tended Yesterday afternoon at thst church. BY large
copcourse of mourners The funeral discourse w1pro
nounced by Blshop James The large church was filled
to .s utmost capacity Many Of those in NewYorkand
Brooklyn to whom he had been spiritual counsellor
were present to Join in his obsequies, and mnge tnen
tears with those Of his mourning relatives ana NE 'o
chsree-whose shepherd has thus been called from ,o
field Of his usefulness to give up an accoun' u -
stewardship at the the bar of the final Judge iheio
about 20 clerevmen present Of different denomnaon,
seated In and about the altar. Inc pulpit va nS
heavily with folds OF crepe anu ' 40 esd 1b tokens
- 80 - Ieepipg with the sadness which prevailed
The exercises of the occasion, In that mouse OF
rnnnr5ing The coffin containing the remains, was
Id IN front of the altar Prof Prime, OF the Pres
bv,s,ian Church, read the frat lesson Inc opening
nysyer was made by Rev. Geo. Coles bishoP James, IN
bs address referred in most fitting terms TO the loss en-
dured by the family of the deceased by the charge 70
the spiritual benefit OF which he was al tne tne ol ms
ceath devoted and by the church Of which ne mas LOT
many wears been faithful and pious minister ne
briefly gave the biography of the lsmented brotheT and
enumerated the various stations 10 which he had az d
ferent times been appointed. He was born In Daoho
was converted when years of age aud Joined the NJ
E. Church. emgrated TO this country al tne age Oh 10
In lseG when a young man. he was licensed 10 preach,
The following year joined the New ork Conference,
and for the quarter OF century which mas INTERVIEWED
has devoted himself faithfully TO the abors OF the minis
try occupying many important positions Ia tue large
md influential denomin alton with which ne mas Deen
Identified During the Bishops pathetic ADDRESS, 'here
was silence and grief In the assembly Inc remains
Of the departed were Inferred in GREENWOOD Ceme
tGy
WuLIAMsBURGH DIsPENsARI.-Th
following report presented last EVENING" the meet
Ing of Trustees Of the Dispensary The whole number
of patients treated during July was 373; at the dis
penssry 337; at their houses 81 vaccinated s. Males
$50; females, 223. Total 373. No epidemic disease
reported.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A meeting OF
the Wilismsburgh Temperance Alliance wac held at
the North Fifthst Methodist Episcopal Church last
evening President John Macintosh, Esq. ;Secr etsry
Mr. Isaac Relyea Prayer was offered by Rev. James
Horn The first address was by Mr.. Isaac Relyea in
which he urged the necessity Of establishing the Maine
Law In this State. He followed by Rev. Jas Horn
who urged thorough organization of all friends of
Temperance, with a view of carrying out the move
ment en- moral and legal platform. He dwelt at some
length upon The evils of ntemperauce. Aid. White, OF
the Second Ward, also made forci6le speech Mrs
Teale sung Temperance song entitled 1.-The Bright,
Sparkling Waters, after which Washington H. Gilroy,
Esq made some remarks, at the close Of which the
meeting adjourned.
BOARD OF HEALTH.-There has not, as
yet been a meeting of the lately organized Board OF
Health, although, when ready for work, small
amount Of business win properly before them.
Cities should have at least thorough cleansing
nually The increase OF comfort 10 citizens 10 a sufi.
cent inducement to thorough cleansing, ii no cpl.
denies were about Brooklyn is prompt and thorough
In its sanitary much to It's credit and benefit
LIBRARY AssoCIATIoN.-A movement
is on foot among citizens to form Library Association,
which shall establish a respectable Library and secure
a course of interesting Winter Lectures
DISTURBANCE. On Wednesday eve
ming party Of aborers at work on Johnson.st near
Dvisionav, had difference with dirt csrtman rela
tive to the unloading of load of paving stones which
ended In row. The Third Ward Police put an end
to it, when the parties stepped across Divisionav into
the bounds of Brooklyn, for the purpose OF fighting
match between two of the belgerents for s. side.
The Fourth Ward Police Of Brooklyn were notified OF
| over.
Officer Austin has been
temporarily suspended for assaultlng lawyer who
used provoking language to him. The difficulty arose
concerning prisoners which the officer arrested. and
for which the lawyer counsel Marx, the lawyer,
has made further complaint of Officer Austin before
an examination on Tuesday on the charge Of assault
and battery.
ANOTHER FALL-A little girl fell into
the cellar In Union-sv into which the two gentle
men, noticed In columns, fell and Injured them
selves two three days since Her arm was badly
fractured by the fall