New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-02
BROOKLYN ITEMS.


Of that portion Of the Democracy known Regulars
has for some weeks been engaged in perfectng new
Constitution with the view of uniting the party, by
bringing in the other wing, known as the Nationals
Numerous conferences have been held and propositions
made by one General Committee TO the other untl at
length, basis has been agreed upon The Constitu-
ton, modified, brought up before Le National
Committee on Thursday night, and after a stormy
session, was rejected. The Chairman and those who
acted with him, then left the hail. but those remaining
organized another meeting and, reconsidering the
former action, adopted resolution 70 appoint Com
missioners from each ward and town. recommended
BY the Constitutional Convention. The Commissioners
were appointed, and the Committee adjourned.
THE CouRTs-The March Term of the Kings
County Circuit COOH Willie op-O.d on Tuesday nes the Sh
lp Judge Brown The aI.s twenty causes on The Term
Brown sc Ch.d:ey sslt1nrsl as EdserOnt g. hurdle.
sss Craig Flannory Fsnnery ss. Frsn&en.,on o Fer
s . - Brig TO- s0T R. 81 SSay .o H. Miller ss
and Harlem R.ilrIsS Company IL rieFos ssS Little IS
Red ID, C,ms'siy Of the E,sreeS. "a Compton a Force
ssl. " Chapman e, same ~ Sam, Sam sst same
the nh inst. NO,s' Of Issue mus, be bed with the CLERK
Tire Court Of Sessions stands sdouned Until, Tuesday next. for
the purpose ofcomplstins 'be business Of the Term.
FIRE AND AccIDEsr.-Last evening about o'clock
n fire bruke out in frame dwelling house in Nassau
street. the Navy Yard wall caufed by the flame If
lamp communicating with the window curtains. The
damage was Sigh. young lady was run over in
Sands, near Bridge street, by q Hook and Ladder
Truck, and il was thought bad been seriously injured.
She was taken in charge by her friends.
RoBBERIEs-B Between and o'clock yesterday
morning. daring tlsf uttered the house of Mrs Halls No
29i South Fourth street r. d. and while the family down
wearing apparel worth s with which be len the house per
ceiyrd evening the house Of Mr. Dyga No 5s Devoe
watches lot ofJewry and $40 in all Of the value Of
500 No clue to the Psps'Ot q the rCeesr has been Oh
Ft broken into and valuable set 81 hsmesA stolen
Some daring thief went into the ard Of house No. "a South
First and stripped clothes line Of quantity Of wearing
apparel worth $40
EFFscrs OF THE GALE-The heavy wind of yester.
day morning cau.ed damage well great annoyance
number Of awning ebonds and shut.ers were blown
Mr.. Shots ell, IN Wallt, Broadway, blown down
One q the bO,er' named J.swe who wss engaged on tho
building at the time severely injured by being struck WIZ
Of tho falling timber. Another frame house In course
erection near Bowronyle was blown down, and the ma''
very much damaged.
ALLEGED BURGLAR ARREsTED.-0Hcers Denton
and Frost Of the Deeciy, Force, last night arrested WE hu,
I'm on the charge Of hing 90 Wednesday might last broken
to the house 81 Mr. Lee In Fort Greene P a S
va. by fo,e~s open the IOs, wndow The
burglar left traces behind BY which e Sr oop the
Most valuable were found in vacant lot In the out
,irts OF IA. cy Nh, accused committed for hearing
FIREs.-On Thursday night, IRE occurred y III d
small frame building at the foot Of North Second street "
Chs budins Which was entirely destroyed was used a. an
Office for Doetan. heller factory Loss about S, , .oou
About O'Clock last evening Ere occurred 10 tue III, iGo
OF Fanci. Kings oil factory at the 1901 SCUM
street r. d. Il caused by the leakage Of one OF sne
and some Of the fluid coming In contact with me no u nc
furnace prompt arrival and ereon, Of IN. nenen
extinsuishcd Damage soou' S'e NO
VIOLATING ORpIsAHcEs-Several persons arrested
for psddns without license were brought oeos md 50