New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

mon Council down the amount Of money for the
mant of the Public Schools IL appears that tho
power OF approprang money for school purposes hes
cusivey with the Common Council aud that the sum set
apart for the present lees than last year which
ton IL is feared will prove detrimental to the welfare OF
the Schools The report recommends the passage OF law
providing that the sums OF money hereafter 20 De ted
bers ofeach body It thought that the adoption OF this
course would obyiate all difficulties for the future The 70
port accepted and action upon the subject deferred Tor
the present.
KINGS CoUSrY BOARD or SUPERVISORS. This
Board met Tuesday. Mayor Berry the President IN tho
Chair and in OF the nes OF the Clerk super
BERGEN acted in his stead. The Committee on AZ
counts reported the following bills tor payment: l. X
swackhamer s. 50 D. NJ MuchmoTe 81 3; James A.
Voorhees, IS S7i Geo Ball, $3.50; Rushulore Co.
sS59 %; Robert Beaver, 80 To- James Duck, SIS 30;
j. X Mundel, 81 IS.
The Superntendenis Of the Poor asked for appro-
| granted
Aid Brooks moved that the County Treasurer pay all
balances on for building the Hospital At Flat
busb the refunded out Of the taxes to be levied
| for the completion OF the Hospital Carried. motion
also carried authorizing the Treasurer 20 pay King
Keum 5000 for plans and specifications OF the County
Tie Chairman stated that he had been informed BY Tx.
Supervisor Sparkmsn Of Wiamsbugh that burglar who
had in the OF robbing house doning
residence Ind escsped from the County Jail after an ndc
men, had been found against him He wished investsa
the condition Of the jail aud the cause Of his
cape. The subject was referred 10 the jail Committee
Aer other business, the Board adjourned FOR two
weeks.
900 Young ladies and boys between the Of Il and a.
confirmed ~ ST. Paurs Church, C0urst Rev. Arch
bishop Hughes OficiAed
CONVICTIONS AND SENTENCES IN THs CRY
CouRr Sarah smith, convicted Of petit larceny second
oense sentenced to tire State Prison for two years
FdTard Cunninr CHAM and William Coggius. convicted Of
riot and assault sentenced ~ hse months imprson-
William Craig pleaded guilty TO indictment or riot
and sentenced TO pay tine Of 80 TO stand committed
M,sbaei Talley convicted Of turnult and assault YVES
sentenced thirty days imprisonment m the County jail
James Coffee convicted OF assault and battery IN erect
ing cOlOred woman from stage, was sentenced 20 pay
Gne Of s. .,,
Ehss Van Nostrand principal, and William Wright,
surety Indctment the charge Of Defendants hay
ing been severay called and not answering, motion Of
the District Attorney It was ordered that the recosnzinees
Robert Mason convicted on the charge Of keeping dis
orderly house sentenced 70 the County Jail Tor ten
Mic. Sanford alias Edwsri Banker convicted Of petit
larceny wa sentenced the County jail for months
Patrick Smith, a young lad, iwho was convicted Of
forgery the fourth degree yesterday sentenced ~ one
yesr. imprison ment in tn County jail
William Husgins, convicted on an Indictment charging
him with keeping adssrdery and gaming house was sen
Frederick Shutes irdeted for assault and battery with
dangerous weapon tred md convicted sentsnce was
reserved
ESCAPED FROM JAu.-TwO men, named Cum
nnsta and Ccggns convi,ted in the City Court on Tues
dayr riot and sentenced % the County si for months
escaped from their place Of confinement the ssme evening"
and are yetst large.
STEAM on ATLAsTIc-sT.-A further suspen-
son Of the ordinance prohibiting Atauest.
granted al the last OF the Common Council until
sueh that the DegOtatsns now pending eau be con
eluaea, which will take or two weeks more time.
BuRGLARY-SOme time during Monday night
the hous. occupied by Mr. C. Nichols aud another family
NO 24s Rdge 81 q iecnO1sy entered through the bsk
baseeut door and articles valued az 500 stolen
tbsrom The closets and b1reens throughout the house
had eli been r.nsscked and what aot taken wssstef
ed about The floor. No detection.