New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
BROOKZ YW ITEMS.

enthusiastic meeting Of ouag men who are an honor
70 the they espouse met last evening in the lee
ture room o! the Odson, 10 form Youog Mems Ere
mont Cub sor the Eastern District Of Brooklyn 1t
was ore anized by choosing Mr.. Cnarles w. Field of
the Eighteenth Ward, Chairman, and p. S. Jacobs,
Secretary.
A committee of one from each Ward was appointed,
who, after retiring, reported the following named gen
Nemen for permanent officers: Presdent-rhos w.
Field Of the Eighteenth Ward; Vice Presidents
TbirtesIth Ward, Wm Bunting; Fourteenth Ward,
John Thompson; Fifteenth Ward, Edward Riel;
Sixteenth Ward +. Hume; Seventeenth Ward, Geo.
Bruce; Nineteenth Ward DAME. Goodwin; Recording
Secretary Samuel B. Higginbottom Corresponding
Seeretsry-E. A. Ferris; Tieasurer-Edward A.
Tuttle.
The President thanked the meeting for the uDex-
pected honor G. Inferred upon him, and closed with
some well-bmtd remarks In regard TO the objects Of
the Republican party
R.msrks were made by a number of gentlemen pres
ept which revealed the fact that the Club will have
anopg them many spirited and eloquent speakers and
workers in the Of Freedom.
A Committee of three was appointed TO prepare by
laws; and after giving nine hearty cheers for Fremont
and Dayton, Adjourned to Monday next.
THE LATE JUDGE ROCKWELL The members Of
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ROOM City Hall, yesterday, for toe purpose of taking
spprvuiate measures In regard to the death of Will
lam Rockwell, late Judge of the Supreme Court, lid
Judicial District. On motion Of N. F Waring, esq,
the Hon Nathan b. Mhse called to the chsir and
John c. Smith, esq was appointed Secse'ary. The
Chairman made appropriate Introductory remarks
and addresses were made by Ex Judge Dikenaa aud
f. Warng, esq. Committee, consisting of Messrs.
SaDxay, Dhemsn, Lott, Spooner aud Campbell, was
appointed TO draft resolutions, and the folio wiog
presep'.d:
The .; PspS":sEs Of b; IA % event; mt h' ,s Re
mi " bis Hon William Rockwell dst ce OF
srs oi sss Bar o. ihs Second Judicial District here s,ou5e
solve h., thoosh "s sSw with uSmssOn % to this decree
Dposes his family the community the profession, and
Rssolsed Ths, we eoadoe with his family this their be
reeveme I, and tender them our heartfelt sympathy.
.s B.. f Attorney kSs. OuSsy sni
9TH official smpIOy nents had dese,vedy won bic we. The
r. Dch Of which be the tins OF his deease
that for ePrOschsbe Doa. ffmns's aud freedom Fl I'm all
maoper bias the sebeh he has left example worthy OF
R.ossd That "a original breadth aod strength of uoder
and In hs spprehenson OF the oeiee on which the case
and .pS ne .4ss %s S y e OF snc
passes has few uPeIiors At the Bar OF upon the
Res Iced bis funeral In body and the
u's: s Ss. %SS,Ss s S.sS. for tS
s.e r.oueTs to the family o. the srS also TO hs
Additional addresses made by Messrs. Lott,
Spooper, and Ssnxay, when the resolutions were
sdoped and the meeting adjourned.
The County Court, Judge Morris, being in session,
adjourned out Of reprct to the memory of deceased
The flags on the City Hall we're displayed at half
mast.
The funeral took place from the residence of de-
ceased in New Utrecht yesterday afternoon, and was
attended by members of the Bar, the Mayor and Al
derpen, and many citizens. He was buried in Green
wood Cemetery.
ALARM OF FIRE AND FIRENES's MUsS.-LaS
svenps an sls'm Of IRE raised Ia the Fifth Dtr,t bat the
csase could DO dicovered On Engine Co
penes Nos ard y they into fight h Bridge
.et AZ Chsppe snd stones de In profu Several
ees ere considerably injured The police finally dis
persso then, and quiet restored
VIOLATING ORDIEAscEs.-Some fourteen men and
eenh WARDS for yio-uof the py ssthns n
mtsed- ' -" S'"
BArREe.-Nine boys were arrested vaster3av Cor
bathing IN the river They broushs before Sh
who deenir them excas.ole In of The -, a.
Changed them '''
Did OF MS sIsJuRIEs.-Ambrose Fien soaI5ad q,
the hie st the snsx refinery yesterday morning. died
OF HE isjurses