New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-16
BARREL-MAKIYe BY MAcHrsERY.-I I'm
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FUNERAL OF THELATE LIEUT.. BROwER-The
remains Of the late Lieut. Charles Brewer formerly an
officer in lst Regiment Volunteers yester.
Cemetery The funeral services conducted BY Rev.
Mr. Lewis, in the Church Of the Holy Tdnity before
very large congregation comprising besides the and
relatives Of the family the General Stat aud Company
officers of the 9Th Brigade the Franklin Guard the
Light Guard with Shetons Band, (of which Company de-
ceased memberl Company A, 18th Regiment " Y s.
NJ, Of New York City, and the Of the LIST Reg-
ment Ntw-York Volunteers accompanied by Dodworths
Band During the morning the body laid in State ia the
Mayors Office and the flags usually displayed upon the
City Hall on gala days, were lowered at halmast
ken of respect.
KrsGs County BOARD OF SUPEnyIsoRs.-A
meeting Of this body held the County all yesterday
Mayor Berry presided The only business OF interest
brought up was The presentation OF communication from
appears that Of 500 6 spproprsted for the support
Public Schools the of s4l5 ~ is appropriated 70
6s County & kns 10 g B;oSR99 M b
bush 5000 % to Bushwiek; Sii2 50 to fatbush 1857
80 % Fstlsnds; ssls q 20 Gruxsseld si72 81 to New
Lofts; S652 % to NewUTecht. The draft of mend
ing the present system of evying school moneys that
oil sums raised eha be Distributes in the aud cities
where levied and collected submitted and ordered to
be transmitted to Albany for enactment.
INSTALLATIONS. - Yesterday afternoon Rev
Mr. schenck, of Chatham -Four Corners ~ j. installed
as pastor of the Protestant Reformed Dutch Church.
Bedford This congregation has just been organized and
ton of new edce toward which IS 900 has been sub
scIited by the Dutch Reformed Collegiate Association of
CIRCuIT CoURT-Before Judge Barculo.-
Michael Flood against Alfred Large Action to recover
cons workman and IN carrying water by defendsnt door
not IN iuIed Verdict for piaintif 81 cents '1'
George Il. Grid against John Folk Action for assault
ard battery. Verdict for plaintiff $40 and Costa
SERIOUS AcCIDENT.-A man shamed Nichols
was thrown ffom his whAe hiding Smithst yes
teIday afternoon, whereby he sustained fracture OF the
9TH. I'M He
idence near by.
IyouEsr.-Coroner Ball held an inquest yes
ierday upon the body Of George Thompson who died sud
denly lis residence in Lafayette st. from hemorrhage OF
the lungs. Verdict in accordance
Common CouScm.-At the meeting Of the
members of the Common Council on Monday evening pc
uton was received from David s. Mills for permission to
lsy ral-trsck on Diyisionav.
AID wimarh moved that the petitioner have leave to
withdraw his petition ns the Common Council have already
street ts el Tps Soy on the petition
Of to have e %at ps4ci@:d fa ASopsa
Ihe Committee on Accounts recommended the appropri
alton Of S55 for ng up room for the Fire Department
The following preamble and resolutions, offered by AID
NlnnTth, were adopted
Assembly OF ths State authorizing David 5. Mills aud his
ns ociates TO lay down rstrsck DNision-av, South
Committee of said House, to whom said act referred
havesreported IN favor Of the same and whereas the
those laying dsWn
any such tracks thereon and have presented
10 this Common Council signed by a majority of owners
said laying tracks said streets and the
Common Council have denied said privilege sny such
applicant knowing that the granting OF such privilege
would long and expensive litigation and whereas
the Common Council of this City have already granted to
Ivins& Mills the night TO lay down aack that part Of
4 Division.av which the Common Council have
control therefore be it
Resorsd That Hon. N. T. O'Bnen be requested OPP
pose tie Of any oct by the Legislature authorizing
person, ASSOCIATION company, 10 lay track through
Dion-sy any other street except such persons
cstion company authorized do BY this Com.
mon Council. Also,
Rssoe That the Mayor be requested approve Of the
proceeding without delay and that the City Clerk send
copy of the same properly attested to the member from
this District Immediately after such approval.
Resolution by Aid. Raphs-rhat the Policemen be au-
thor1ed TO enter and al carpenter shops cab
shoTs and stables ascertain she condition OF
the stoves lanterns used therein and that the ysri-
comply with the ordinance relative to the Fire
Department. Adopted
he Board Adjourned to meet Friday evening to con.
slider the amendments TO the City Charter.