The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-18
Brooklyn City News.

BURGLARY AND ARREST OF The WRONG PARrgEs. an
early hcus yesterday Ming two fellows broke ato the
boarding house the Of Front and Stew
arts alley, end proceeding to room occupied BY txo
sbst scte money from the ntsoons of
q thtu, viii, was lying CHAIR fhe other thief
etod Cd The opprie side and t1ok pair Of pnaloons
from uLc-r the ilow Of Of those 10 bed and after
s,stIac'irg AL the money something hundred
dollars both The thieves lett. One Of those in bed
wa sfsid TO un Ill hey gone, when he in
orned IL panlon, Who with al possible haste pro-
with Sss whom be to be the ones
lie ,ookir & after, ard with the aid OF policeman
cok ole Of them rto CUSTODY The her ran, os1R
pursre1 arrested ~ officer Brokaw, of the First cs
tct police IN mel bad formidable weapons ia their
possession uh' they deg, but made of them.
TIE who the thieves In the bedroom stated that
they we're not he but they had clothing In their
fossession wtih is suspected, was stolen hey
locked atthe City Hall and the other n the cond
dis 1ict cells.
The WRECK BRIG W. Il. Stafford in the City
Court sat 4Iday lodge Culver gave his decision
the between David w. Pearce and Others of
brig ". II S. # I'd, James Hanford, Coroner Of
kirgs County BIS to tie legal custody OF tho vessel
which there has ret ,fore been much trouble be-
teen the cenendirg par les. The decision is fol-
lows
The comes before me on motion to dissolve the
njanc'in res rsnirg the defendant from interfering
~ or noert1og the pwners o. this brig ia their en-
d.svIs to secure ther property. The question before
M the right that Inc defendant anford hiss &C.
quhtd o. Coroner by vtde OF his office as wre k mas
have read the sfdavits through and also the in
Junction AM bills and think he fact is established by
ps that this brig IL wrecsed at all was net
fourd in he couaty Of Kipgs but that it
Du-' have teen within the limits Of New 70 taroor
a. i was about ifty eet beyond low marx. The
Cortrer, SUCH nso aIisdc ion by virtue of bis of
hoe une the vessel ecked In this county or
ouno III he county of Kings; ard sesondy this
On Law oefDiiiop Of the term. Ire wreck has re-
c.ive' several COILS ruc various The meaning
ancisnty tacbed 10 IL where tbs ship been lost
srd The goos thrown Tn land but not the
goods seIe SUI ard NAMED under wa er In h. Aho
II We io'k into The rnesh ,eeisla lon rhs find it
r' The time OF Henry modifyrg defp ion of the
II n out siwsys rendering IL more avosable to the
o~res It vert 80 far - lsst hod that IL even
o'g'sesptd, BY whi;h the the ship could be
oen ined IL not then wreck Bs skstone define,
bs nearing OF The gal word to that the q ds must
be thrown tie lsDc, and ths thp ios At se. This
however is The case SIMPLY Of vessel .erpp In the
bar Dor Of New Ycib ano concei toat II comes
within the Iesnig contemplated y law. Thirdly,
rad abandoned the ship or that they cid NOT
ske measures 70 indemnity 1t and ge Their property
Junk was out OF the county secondly ttat it was not
eek and thirdly. that he owners hsd not abandoned
be propery-tte motion to dissolve the iouncon viii
ne disslowsd with COSTS and the Injunction viii CON.
niue in force until further orders from the Court
FIRE IN BRooKLYS-Two BUILDINGS DESTROYED. About
O'Clock last evening fire broke out III the gro,ery
tore Of Peter Farrell the At Atlantic and viii
ow streets The building vas Of brick and nres stories
height. The A. originates about the stove And com
nunios,iDg with some liquor casks the fla es sprssd
WIN such iapdity as to BE- eyond control The sdioio
il 2 building on Atlantic street. of similar dimens;ons
psI Tally occupied as intelligence Office AND nv
fsmily named Darlington Who lived In the oasemsnt
II also caught ere and both dings were etav
cen oshed Tive families lived over the grocery acre
and but lev Of the goods either building were saved
The occupants having all they couk 90 to save them
selves tour story brick house Willow street ooou.
pieo ny Jan Crossy bakery and by several families
sideraby can aged in the rear and on The roof
TIE dsnsgs sus AIMED by Farrell amounts 10 about
5000 the bnild ugs, $40 0o0 Understood "a bs in
spred The buildings we're erected by ar, Charles
Squieis In 1s40 and subsequently transferred 70 nc
Cry Bank Of New Haven, by which nsi uion thew we're
owned The WIND blew strong from the north west and
fears entertained that the whole block would co
but rurstely the fan es confined 10 tSe two
buildings. The street filed with ~ oke ard o,nse..
for The distance Of several blocks. TIE walls h.i..
frsi umb down after the iDa,de vas burned 1nt "a
several persons narrowly escaped being orusteo nnar
th&m. The Aremep worked with comrnspdebls energy