New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-08
.BROOKL YIN ITEMS.


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The Rocky Mountain Republican Club viii be ad-
dressed tonight by the Hon. Charles N. Emerson for
mery of Massachusetts, aud by their eloquent fellow
toynsman, Richard c. UDderhil esq. The meeting
will take place at the Wigwam, opposite the City Hall.
WEEKLY MoRTALITY.-The total number of deaths
in this city last week was ll6, of which AZ were
adolts and 90 children. The principal causes were:
maiasmus infsntile Is; cOnumption, II; commissions
iUfantle 81 ccrgegti of brain, s. debility (infantile).
6; scarlet fever, s. cholera infantum, s. &c. Under
one year Of age 26 Natives Of the United States, 81
Ireland, 49, Germany, Il England, 81 unknown.
FALL IEsPEcTIoNs.-Th several Regiments of the
First Brigade will parade, fully uniformed, armed and
equipped for annual inspection and review, as follows
The Fret Regiment on "wednesday, the 18th October
met at 10 o'clock, at Hamilton Square. The Tnird
Regiment on Wednesday the 18th inst, at O'Clock,
at Hamilton Square. The Seveuty-frst Regiment on
Thursday, tie 18Th met, at 2 O'clock at Hamilton
Square. The Second REGIMENT on Friday the 18th
inst at O'Clock, on Washington Square. The Seven
tybird Regiment on Tuesday, the 10th inst, on thsir
Reeimenta Parade Ground, Tompkinsville, Staten
Island at O'Clock p. m. The Brigade Staff will as
sembe at tire quarters of the Bngaiier-Generd, on
Friday, the 10Th met, at O'Clock P. m.
DEATH UNDER SUSPICIOUS CIRcUMsrAscEs.-A wo-
man named CathatiDe O'Ben, residing ia Columbia
street. rear Hamilton avenue, died on Friday night,
under circumstances Of such character as to lead to
the belief that her death caused by violence. IL
appears that She in company with her husband, John
OBrien and Patrick Costello returned that afternoon
from the funeral Of Of her children, and as alleged
al were more or less under the influence of hquor.
Quarrel resulted, and blows were exchanged The
deceased having been struck by the other Of the
parties was compelled to her bed in consequence
of the injuries and soon afer expired. post morem
examination was made by Drs. Louis, Bauer, and
Werts and the result proved that abe died rapture
of the liver caused by blow inflicted by the above
named parties Coroner Horton Summoned jury, and
fzed the examination for this day at o'clock. TIE
accuted were committed to awsit the result of the
investigation.
DEDICATION OF New SABBATH-ScHooL BUILD
ING The ne building which has recently been added
70 the Lee-avenue Dutch Reformed Church opened
Yesterday, for the first time, for the reception OF
scboarq 1t was also used in the morning snd after
noon for divine service. List evening it was formally
dedicated to the purposes Of the Sabbath School TIE
Rev. John Nee. Holmes, pastor Of the church,
ogic;oted Addresses were dsGvered by the Rev. Mr.
EelIs Of Brooklyn and the Rev. Ralph Wells OF New
York. During the day and evening collections were
taken up for the benefit of the school building to
which liberal contributions were made, and it was sn-
noupced that on Thursday evening next grand con-
cert would be given in the church for the same Object
IspoRTANT ARREST OF BURGLARs.-On Saturday
morning. Officers Robertson and Ward Of the Sixth
Precinct succeeded ia arrestiDg Iealy and Mer, two
rotorious burglars in Grand street. Brooklyn, e. d.,
bo :; Is believed were connected with the robbery Of
tbe boot and shoe store of c. H. Miller, Wbitestone
l. which was e. tered about three weeks slnco, aud
s.OO worth Of boots al d shoes carried Off Informs
ton was Given 10 The police at the time, but no clue
c,uld be discovered by which identify the burglars
About two weeks subsequent TO this robbery, on sun
day morning. Both ut, the grocery store OF nr. 10"
land Ia Brnshyjle wss entered about : O'CLOCK oy
buraJars Mr. Rowland was reused from sleep Dy the
noise they made in forcing entrance wLen ne got
nm armed himself with oublebarreled towing piece
and cautiously deacended the stairs The robbers,
three in number fled on hearing him approa'n, ana
were pursued by Mr.. Rowland who hred Twice.
woppdipe two Of them. The burglars ran ABOUT iour
blooky jumped Into wagon which was III ""l'Nie'
and drove rapidly away. a..
In Giving an account of the affair at the o0e Oh tn
DENNY Supsrntei dent Of Police, Mr. Rowland s'a'od
that al about O'Clock on the evening previous 10 'ne
,obberv a man had come into MS store to purchasea
ciQar. where he bad stopped considerable me- sur
veyine everything very cosly. From the Description
D,,cIiyerRavpor recognized is subject as the noted
burglar named Jack Healy, and his two associates
Joseph Hatt and j. W. Miller. On examining inc
bodies of Healy and Miller they were found 10 con
tain number Of shot marks. They were brought be
fore Justice Morehouse, and committed for examlna'
| ton.
HEAVY RoBBERy.--Between and 10 O'Clock on
Saturday night the meat store of M Jofeph sehma'-
lin No. 3lj Grand street Il. d., wac feloni'usy en-
| tered and robbed Of money aud silyerware 10 tbe