New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-05
-BROOKL YN ITEMS

utc Dtut tLi CDE'Cl Dcls VIII o. fGrg 81 fsylyh.
roon snd sunset. The cornsr..tors ot ths Brooklyn
Cy Annoy will be laid n tee forenoon oa the si,e Of
the frs; public building erected in Brooklyn the corner
store Of which was laid BY MNqus de Lafsystte, july
(, 1925 process:cn will be formed on Court street
hight Montague ,,rse, a, o'clock precisely, in ths
following order, under the dusction Of Col Wllsa
Cumberson, Grand Marshal:
AIDS Of fthe Marshal o. the say
nn DsH-CoS.isins o tie Sh Brissde under eeznsAf
4 RcEsn.nt Colonel Ahea Wooe ron Regiment Csooa
StonG DIri,io,-ssySr Po~ fSns N sssss
Bsshsr Reader the q IpSependsncs .ad cs.9
suds'. ofthe Afmo he. Dsps@SS. City G,vrsaSsas
sc,S 81 Hssa, ",S o. ~ Sou y osysrn%.s
missioner, Fire Commissioners; Builders Of Appieu,ces "a
Tl5S Diri.I,s~Xscn 'S s csowvn Mu.AL. Grand L,,s.
Free and Accepted Mssr' subordinate LOts-s ani Wasting
Fes,A p,ri'io--rursr Rifle Co, rumveren A'oci.,aa;
s'T' @ ., M osAes A'Scsnsns .na s,so' ss1e M
trcts
The procession will move through Fulton street ssl
Fulton TO Bridge street. Sands street, Fultoa
street. Hicks street, Cranberry street, Henry street
soutb, Until the left Of toe first division passes the
Arnory site, when the procession will halt, and the
ceremonies of laying the cornerstone will be performed
by his Honor Mayor Powell the part Of the city,
and the Hon. John L. Lewis, jr, on behalf Of the
Masonic Fraternity. TIE lire Of march viii then be
resumed through Henry street to Atlantic, and Court
sire ct to the City Hall.
The following will bs the programme on the arrival
Of the procession at the City Hail. Music by the baad
prayer by the Rev. w. T.. Smith music; reading Of
the Declaration of Independence by T.. 7. Wood,
music orstion by the Rev. H.W. Betcher; music be-
nedictcn by the Rev. f. NJ. johnson.
In the evening fireworks will be displayed from tho
ball ground corner of Carroll and Smith streets at
the junction of Fulton and Cumberland street;
and al the junction Of Union snd Scholes street.
Cry MoRr,IrrY.-The total number Of deaths ia
this city last week 1876 Of which % were men, 10
women, 30 boys and girls. 0fthese 90 were males,
ard 80 females. The diseases were, consumption, OF
which L. died. infantile convulsion l5 congestion Of
brain 9; stiboIn, s. congestion Of lungs, g. darrhes.
premature birth, and sunstroke, each nfsntle de-
bility and dropsy in head, each cholera infantuu,
Group, small pox, each bronchitis, deirium remens,
typhus fever, Inflammation Of bladder, Inflammation Of
hrain Inflammation Of lurgs, marasmus, old age,
each, debility dropsy, drowned, erysipel~, bilious
fever scarlet fever heart disease, whooping cough.
Inflammation of kidneys Inflammation Of somsch, in
tussuscepion Of intestues kidney disease nsfonna-
tion neuralgia sciofua, spine disease, teething and
liberation OF throat, each. OF this number Is weee
under one year of age. The nstvities were. Uaitsd
States, %; Germany, -; Ireland Ill England, 4.
ACCIDENT FROM FIREARMs.-A boy named Joha
Keam had the thumb Of of his hands shot or yes-
...a.y, py the premature discharge Of pistc. with
which he was playing. lie was conveyed to the City
Hospital.
FIRE WARDENs.-At meeting of the Board Of Rep
reseptatives of the Fire Department Western District
heh al hall in airaa tba foil ring
elected Fire wardens Anthony +. Campbell, wllisa
s. Wright and Ambrose W. Brown. The lstter wss
chcsen in place Of Robert Barr. The two former was
rsoio Vtea.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-William Monaghan wM ~
rested on Saturday evening by the officers Of the
Fifth Precinct on charge Of having robbed George
+. Hart of $l2. 1t appears that Mr.. Hart was on
board of one of the South Tenthstreet fenyboats
slightly disguised with liquor and the defendant volaa
teered to assist him to his home. While on the way,
it is alleged that defendant took the money from
painsnt's pocket and escaped with il. An alarm was
made by the complainant, when the defendant wss
seen TO throw something away at the Of South
Eighth and Firat streets. Yesterday the money was
found the spot by Of tho officers. Defeoisa.
was held for examination.
sacturer of cigars in street. near Franklin sold some
cigars to Walter Holmes and some other boys ysster-
day. Holmes, attempting to light bis cigar, found
that it was an Internal machine loaded with pow
der. He fortunately escsped the effects Of the expo-
sion, by throwing away the cigar The bslAnce wero
taken to Sergeant Boner Of the Seventeenth Ward and
on examination each was found TO contain q small
quantity OF powder.
ACCIDENT FROM POwDER.-Silas and william
Martin, boys residing in M street, near Franklin
avenue were seriously injured by the explosion Of q
powder hssk yesterday morning. The boys rose sahy
and procured the flask Of powder while their mother
was procuring breakfast. During her temporary sb-
serce the boys poured some OF the powder upon tho
bot stove which communicating with the powder in
the flask caused it to explode. George was cut about
the head with the broken glass and Sss was cut nesr
the ugulAr vein but neither Of them seriously in
iured The boys are about twelve years Of age.
SUPPosED IScESDIARIsa. - Yesterday morning.
shortly after o'clock smoke was discovered issuing
lrom the grating in rcnt Of the saloon No IL Falts"
street, kept by james McMann. Mr.. Frank Dixie
man and Officer White Of the Second Precinct Police,
went inquire nto the cause and found that the place
was on fire. They broke the door open and discoverod
tub Ged with clothing saturated with camphens, o.
fire. They e1erted themselves 10 eItngush 1t, when
another fire was discovered in another part Of the
room which was found to proceed from can OF cam
phene EMBEDDED in clothing which had also been SAT-
irated Both fires were extiDguished by Mr. Dke-
man and Officer White The proprietor, who Insured
the premises three weeks since for ssJO 10 the bfook
lyp Insurance Company, vas arrested by oergeant