The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-26
Brooklyn CITY News.

Brooklyn C1ty News.
Held ON CHARGES or BuRGL ARY.-rwO boys, named
Owen Morse George Holiness Who we're arrested 500
I'VE weeks aiDca suspicion Of attempting 70 commit
burglary In Second place, brou before Justice
Cornwel yesterday, ard examined swo chargss-one
for breaking into Of Sawue r. Perkins, No l6t
Clinton ste, and other feOni0usls entering the
house Of wSpen sbattacs, i3s Scnefmefoo,n swoet,
from both Of sh ch reg were charged VITA steai
ing uoles II Eopeidersbe value when arrested, seve-
raj articles, which had been taken from one OF these
hous,s we're 0ood upon their persons me accsod we're
fully oouDptsd uiA tine first charge, and acquit
ted on The second.
BuSeIAKIss IN The COUNTRY --On Wednesday night the
bouse OF Mr. Gilbert. Bay Ridge, Was feoniousy en-
tered and robbed Of money and clothing The bur
glars entered Of Iwo Of the Servants and, while
kept them from making An alarm BY pointing
pistol and tnIeseDipg IRE they stirred, the other
help himself to what he could End Both succeeded In
getns out OF The house eeiore ine rsnAnaer 0, tne
this bouss bss been entered during the present season
The Of Mr. LeadbeAter In the came ncghDoshood,
Was 30 fe on ouAy entered and robbed.
Tine CRY Court Judge Culver, having returned from
be country viii hold special term OF the City Court
Saturday thu 27h Inst and another the following
Saturday The Juoge viii devote about ten lays IN the
MEANTIME TO chamber business
No MORE PERMITS Mayor Posell has decided NOS to
grant any permits keep hogs goats within the city
limits, uDess upon the recommendation Of the Heath
Warden o. Ipe ntr'c Tbs decsion will relieve Alder
men, Sepervitos and POLITICIANS generally from further
annoy shce.
MISSING Two boys pinned MAloy, aged respectively
aud thirteen years. .t their residence, No. II D
vision street, New York. tao weeks since 10 come 10
Brooklyn. Yesterday mother called 81 the Mayors
Office and relating the circumstance eaid she had not
heard Of them they let The friends, upon whom
they intended 10 CALL appears, have not seen them.
The mother 10 Apprehepave tnat accident has be
fallen them.
DROWNED MAN FouND-Tbe body Of sman vas seen float
log In The water off Bay Ridge Sunday. ,o~ed
to shore where it secured 70 await the arrival Of tbs
Coroner The deceased about twenty Eve years of age
Owe feet eight inches 10 height had black hair and no
whskers The clothes c0nsised Of hickory shirt blue
overas coarse shoes, but st0ckugr rhe deceased
supposed TO OF party Of four who down
the bay. The body has been identified An
inquest was held BY Coroner Bennett and verdict Of
"fouod drowned" was rendered.
AITEMPrED SUICIDE "A man named Benz F. Tilt resid
ing No 222 Cod street, Fulton avenue attempted
put period TO his Sunday night BY shoot
ing himself with psto, TIE bal catered the forehead
and lodged in the Although sti alive M,ndsy even
log, his csee De med h0pe,ess There appears
been for act ana 10 attributed OCCASIONAL
fits Of cetpondescy TO which he subject.
RIor THE MIMI WARp.-A riot occurred in the Ninth
ward on sunday between party Of Ieish and Germans.
Mhe latter we're enjoying themselves drinking lager and
listening TO the music, when the others among them
and kicked up disturbance. Officers swee,zer Kelly
Of the Ninth ward restored order subsequently at
tempted Of the Germans when they were al
tackled by large party and severely beaten sweetzar
Cut about the head with bung starter and portion
OF one ear Gu. or He was finally reached by
eideTe Hb injuries are Of . serious Character About
dozen CT tue Astaants were arrested and held 10 bail
the charge Of riot
BURGLAR CAPTURED detectives Frost and Rsynor Or.
rested man named Henry Matthew'S, Saturday tho
charge Of committing burglary time since. It has
since been asceraned that he has committed than
huvCIa
found ID crib on the Five Points, and others at pawn
brokers shops The accused detained await further
Developments.
THE STREET RAnRoAp-This road ia nov nearly
completed from Hicks 70 Boerum Streets and expected
to be in operation on Monday OF next week. when i've
two horse and three will be put upon the
Ire to run IRON South ferry TO Eedford The company
have also bought three sges TO connect at Fatbusn
nue. and convey passengers down Fifth avenue Green
wood.
THE HOG wAR-On Tuesday sixty four pig and goat pro-
pretos, residing principally in the Twelfth ward were
brought before Justice Cornwe the charge Of keeping
hogs. &C., and thereby creating nuisance As in former
GASES Of the kind sentence suspended for
order TO enable the TO obtain permits give
time TO dispose Of their stock. They at once re-
his Honor was engaged in hearing what the appl
csnts had to say the supervisor or the Twelfth ward
nature. HIS informed him that be could de- no
such thing unless previous examination had been made
that the keeping Of 90 many hogs was not dan
eerous TO the health Of the inhabitants Of that section Of
the city Thus ended the conference for the present
Large numbers Of permits have been granted In the
Eighth and Ninth wards by the Acting Mayor Alderman
KalbHesch, but Mayor Powell is not quite % literally
Since the hog war in New York large number Of swine
have been located in Kings and Queens counties Three
men, who represent two thousand hogs, have removed
them to New Uretcht. They kept four acres Of
land previously hired for the pur pose.
Ter propetors OF hogs hired I've acres OF land 10 Flat
burh in close proximity to the county Institutions .here
they have located and maintained nom 500 70 1000 hogs
Three men named Laney-father and two sons-hsve
colonized plot near Cypress Hill with from 500 TO 1000
hogs II is near the Reservoir, and just beyond the
Long Island will soon be dspaely populated with hogs,
the increase continues at the rate it has done for
time past.
THE POLICE IN THE COUNTRY.
At meeting Of the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday
Gen Cfooke 10 the chair, the following communication
from The Metropolitan Police Commissioners was pre-
Eentec-
meeting Of the hu!ing Board provided 10 section
Received That 70 the opinion OF the Auditing Board the Me
sures by The of legal proceedings against the
a. included the CITY Brooiyn ior the collection ef
The on OF TIE general OF the department e
So DsrisL B. HAsBRoUCK, Secretary
The Communication referred TO the Law Committee
This several times brought before Super
vsors, but It commended by the country members
that as they had occasion for the Metropolitan Police
was unnecessary TO raise taxes for that the
preserve order attend 70 suca police duty as was
required by the Inhabitants
TIE Cincinnati Romance.
From the Philadelphia Bulletin August 20.
The romance attached 10 the attempted murder or n
woman the suicide OF the would murderer at Gin
ger being basy spoiled by the leaking out OF the real
history Of The parties. Thomas De Aarbss, IS he