New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Tar TaArsER CAsE-Drcsros OF rnr COvRr RS
sERvsD-The argument in the Trainer case before Jadgs
Barculo Of the Supreme Court concluded yesterday
nooncounse, following. substantially the same ias Of ar
gumcpt and producing the same authorities a. 10 the pro
ce dipgs beor- Judge Duer in NewYork TIE Judxsr 70
served his decision until Monday next the i,h Inst sai
delivered the child to the custody Of Sheriff Lott Mr.
Culver counsel for the applicant stated that the father e
the child had been denied the privilege Of speaking to A
without the presence OF other parties the day preyisa and
sk.d the Court to instruct the Sheriff to permi, the father
or his friends speak with her alone The Court slated
tina. the child was in the custody Of the Sheriff and he
responsible for her safe keeping lie could use his
discretion In the matter Previous to these prooeedinS
Judge Bsrcuo sisted that he had not seen the sdsv o.
Deputy Sheriff Crumbey, who had been arrested for
tempt of Couit and consequently could not dispose OF the
case At present His impression was however thd Mr.
Crumbey had been guilty Of improper conduct at Al
events he not satisfied in regard to and wished 70
examine into the mater little further before he gave has
decision In the meantime Mr. Crumbss remains under M
own recognzsnce until Monday next. The Court
hropged as on the day previous with interested spectators
BOARD OF HEAirH-Tnis body assemblies every mora
ing for the disposal Of business Yesterday comnunioa
ton received from the Health Warden Of the First
District reporting the existence OF offensive NUS snces AZ
Nos. l4 3 ) and 81 Fumansts which were ordered -
be sbsttd Complaints also made Of sundry ssgasst
pools of water in various parts OF the city Of the hhy con-
clifton OF slaughter mouse on the corner OF
Gold sts of the existence Of hogpens within the blocks
bounded by Hicks and Degraw and Tiffany place; ed
of the extremely filthy CONDITION Of the premises knswn
K.seys alley All these nub ances ordered 70 b
abateo, and the Board adjourned for the day.
The BOARD OF EXCISE Board Of Excise Of tn,
city for the purpose Of issuing licenses TO sell qusr
on "Wednesday. There were present Commissioners Csva
nseh the LIST Ward shaw of the I'D DE Revere Oft
With; Crsmplp, of the With Mead, Of the With Tsudy
Of the With EsgsD, of the lNth Finnegsp OF the Nh
and Van Mater of the Xih Immediately aer the call o.
the roll Mr. Csvsnsgh who had previously tod-s gentle
that because he opposed TO any licenses hs hsA
no right 10 be ,herel moved 10 exclude from the room al
except the commissioner which carried DE Revere
and fsndy obect3g IL understood that subsequently,
the OF the Neil Dow Wstchmsns Cluo. and
of the Temperance Association Of Grenada Hall we're re-
c.iv,d sno laid the table Mr. De Revere only ia the
negative Mr. offered a resolution calling the CHIEF
of Police for alton in his possession 10 the charas
ter Of applicants which supported by Mr. TAndy oay
The Board then proceeded to pass upon the appasns
from each of the eleven Wards granting them all. Mr..
Tandy voting against few and Mr De Revere against the
whole These but small portion OF the applications
file. The next meeting takes place on Wednesday l5
inst
The CohMos CoUscrL sdjourned meeting Of NE
Common Council held Tuesday evening to receive
report of the Special Committee appontedss delega
ton Albany to promote the passage of act for the
supply of the city Of Brooklyn with water. They rePsrel
that their successful and also Ut their par
chase of certain creeks and streams OF water the
Island also the expenses incurred In so doing The whole
subject was then referred to the Water Committee TO report
thereon.