New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

BRooKLYE YoUsG MEN's REPUBLICAN Ass0CA-
TIos-One Of the most enthusiastic of the Republican
meetings, in Brooklyn was held by this Association on
Thursday evening, In the Marble Building on the
corner Of Joralemon and Court streets. Mr.. Theodore
Tlton presided, and addresses were made by Horace
Greeley and William H. Burleigh, esq. This Organi-
zation is to be permanent Society, for the study OF
the theory and working of our Republican Govern
ment and for the application of free principles to
National questions. large accession to the member
chip Of the Association was made at the meeting.
IsToLERABLE NUIsANCE.-The inhabitants of the
lower part Of WilliamsbuIgh have recently been
afflicted by a nuisance of the most abomnsble charac
ter and one that requires the immediate attention of
the Commissioners Of Health. We alude TO the depot
for the reception Of the decayng of horses
and other dead animals at the foot of South Eleventh
street. The efiuvium that arises from this place is
oathsome in the extreme, and before the Summer is
over will be likely to spread the seeds of disease and
death not only in that particular locality but through
out the larger portion Of the city. How the Health
Commissioners were prevailed upon TO give their
consent to the establishment Of this nuisance,
at loss to divine. The location is completely swept
by the breezes from the bay, and the masmatc filth
s consequently distributed nearly the entire city
The LATE ALDERMAN BERGEs.-A special me st.
g Of Common Council convened Thursday to take
action relative the death Of john " Bergen, Alderman 1f
the Eghtb Ward Aid. Kalb6eob presided, aud series OF
resolutions expressive Of nRst and h W .n
CouLcn Chamber in ming; for each member
badge Of mourning or thirty days and to display the
the City Hall at halt mast The funeral took place
yesteIdsy attended by the Mayor Common COune
and large concourse of citizens
SUS STRUCK.-Corouer kedding was called TO hold
S. he near s ShG sSsn
BY the intense heat Of the day previous and died ia
conss Quenee. verdict in accordance rendered.
SoRRowTUL ACCIDENT AND DEATH-We are
I6ned the death Of Samuel Phillip of John
Philips Of Brooklyn aged He visit TO his
this city, accompanied by hs mother and
This morning. while engaged with some OF
the lumber dis pile of lumber, he
spped fell into OF the eaaos TO toe canal His
recovered within minutes after occurred and
made TO fescuscate him. they
proved unsvabg. This bereavement falls heavily upon hs
made their visit which have terminated
Monday next peculiarly pleasant but which must mo- close
sonouhlly. Albany Eve. Journal, LIST
UsKSowH Boy DROwSED.--A number of boys
bathing the South Fifth street about O'Clock
Thursday evening Among them unkno lad from
Thirteen yeas Of nearly all Of them out
and dressing he said Here for the Astdve and puag
has recovered His clothes consisting pair
ged dark wooden pants white shirt ID
the Fifth District Station House. He hai also with
him small willow basket, in which OF tickets for
Bishop iyess lecture delivered al the Odeon in April last
Boy Rus OVER AND KILLED.-A small boy, re-
siding of FlnshGg and Thorpe
by bsk wagon AID Killed. The baker compromised
the matter with the father by paying him $50, and the body
buried without nquison. The Conner having been
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