New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-18

TON The Loco Assembly District Conventions for
Kings County held last evening" and the following
gentlemen selected to represent the Second and
Third Districts John Rice, delegate, and r. c. Brain
ard substitute, for the Second, and Charles Hooper,
delegate, and Jesse M Folk substitute for the Third
The result In the First District comp,ing the County
towns, was not ascertained last evening
THE SUNDAY LIQUeR TRAFFIC.-On
Monday morning several of the parties arrested for vo
la,ipg the Sunday law were brought before Justice John
C. Smith for disposal The first person arraigned vas
James Smith, bartender In the Franklin House near
the Fulton Ferry. great deal Of interest was mani
tested by the liquor dealer, generally and the Court
room throneed during the entire day and until
late hour Of the night
Oh the part of the defendant, 1t was contended by
Mr. Waring his counsel, that the proceedings were
void, as the arrest had been made without warrant,
and if the arrest was made In lieu of warrant then
proceeding, and not binding, being made on the
Sabbath. Further, the Chief OF Police by whom this
arrest had been made, did not possess the power TO
make an arrest for the violation Of city ordnance
which duty devolvcd upon subordinate, and mott upon
the Chief.
Mr.. Van Colt on the part of the Corporation, con-
tended that this not civil action but sum mary
proceeding, quasi criminal in Its nature, and 1t was
clearly tho duty of the police to make arrests The
Chiefs captains and common policemen all officers
of the law and equally the duty of zach to make
arrests for violations of ordinances Az the
providing that process shall be Issued on the Sab
bath, it not applicable to the case: Justice Smith
discharged the accused on the ground that the Chief
had no authority to make an arrest for violation Of
city ordinance without process.
Charles Ware was next brought up In the custody Of
Officer Bowers, and, pleading guilty to the charge Of
selling liquor Sunday, fined s., and In default
of ymen sent to the County jail for ten days.
Domip lex Cogan, Of the Eagle Hotel was brought up
on a similar charge, but at IL y o'clock last night
the case had not yet been decided.
Tim ,ouop C.crc T,s+;co Tobp n
Smith was yesterday entirely occupied In the trial Of in
6viduals arrested for selling liquor Sunday contra.
~ to the ordinances of the city. Domnick Colgan,
who was tried on previous day, and convicted was
sentenced psy fine of $50, and, In default OF pay
ment, was committed to the County Jail MIR. Cogan s
proprietor of the Eagle Hotel, in Fultonst. Edward
Earle ST., and Edward Earle Jr, tavern keepers In
the Eighth Ward convicted and fined, respective
w. the former s. and the latter slO which they paid
George Coleman bar keeper at the Union HOTEL South
Ferry, convicted and fined $40 in default OF pay.
ment, to be imprisoned In the County jail for ten days
MIR. Coleman being In feeble health the Justice decided
suspend his promising not to Violate the
law hereafter. Andrew Krkman, keeper OF porter
house Of Boerum and Atlantic ss, was brought
up In the custody of officer Mathews, but the oense
wberewih he was charged was not clearly proved, he
was discharged To day will probably conclude the
liquor business of last sunday and all bu! of the
cases have now been disposed Of
INTERFERING IN FAMILY AFFAIRS
brought before Justice King. and convicted on
charge OF assault and battery upon a neighbor, for
which offense be was fined aquarter cent? Ii
that the accused sscertaned that his neighbor
had beaten bis wife, and about packing his trunk
preparatory TO taking leave OF absence when he called
upon him, and percelving that the woman had been
beatfn In the moot scandalous manner, fell upon her
husband and gave him sound beating For this he
arrelted on warrant and fined as above stated.
DARING THEFr.-On Friday evening
Last, young scamp walked up to an open window Of
house Ne. IS Columbia street, and reaching IT, took
from the table valuable telescope and off with Ii,
since which nothing has been seen or heard OF him or
the stolen article What makes the affair more impu.
dent and provoking IT, that the room was full Of COM
psny at the time, and the theft was committed before
their eyes.
New CHURCH.-The congregation of
Fleet street NJ. E. Church has increased so rapidly
sary to build larger place of worship and 900 has
already been subscribed towards this object
DRowNED.-John Henry, German,
was drowned at Northport, L. l., few days since, by
the upsetiing of boat from which he was fishing In
the harbor off that place.
Pic NIC.-The Thistle Benevolent As
ISOLATION proceeded to Kyack on Monday on Pic Mic
excu, siop, accompanied by Shelton's Band They
numbered about 500, and enjoyed fine time.
R,rs,T Dr.rr, City Of Brooklyn. for the week
DSsa,e-Burned, /, Cancer cholera. Cholera Inntum
a. c"sSss,op.' 3; coochoo.s III peiaIis Dsrnes ;
Dopsy Dropsy OF the Chest Dropy Of the Head, 81
Hoopus Cough, Inflammation of the Bowels 81 Inflammation
OF the stomach, Marasmus, Measles 3; Premature Birth
Male Is feieairs 8 Adults, 81 Children, 57Te,azs
Gfoe IF The Board J Heath NJ. WrSDrLI, Heath ohcsr.