New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-08
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

lrenarkng all streets IN the city which may be dupli.
Gated. and there many such. There are several
avenues. aud the streets of nearly the entire Eighth
Ward named First, Second, Third. &C.,
precisely as those in large portion OF tho
Eestern Districts All these names are now changed.
he following are among the most prominent,
Kentayc., viii extend through Firstst, Franklin and
3Com'nerc'l-sts. n the L. d., 10 Newtown Creek.
ttankiir.sye will extend from the Fatbnsh line,
through Nythe-aye. SecOnd-st. and NOrmnn-ave. I'd
Newi0Wn Creek. distance If miles. Nassauave In
The e. d.. viii run through Thirdst to Diyisionave.
liediordave., embraces Fourth.st. Van Cottave.
4 is continued tnrongh Fithst. to Diyison-ave.
MoliTose-ayc extends through South Fifth st..
menciag at tie city ne Messeroest takes out South
FouTth-si We sOi-st taxes out South Second-st.,
Kmscns takes out south Firsts Broad takes Out
South Seventhsi Ailinicaye. wipes out Atlantic st.
lFuton-aye wipes out Fu'tons Both the above thor.
ughfares will DC known from the East River
to East New York. and will be numbered accordingly.
frshiu- ave. VIII extend through Nassausf to Fulton.
iLildaye. will extend through Powers-st. To Fatbush.
ave. shington-ave IS to be known as either Shert.
dan 81 Wooley-ave., (not yet decidedly Clintonave.
rs Shermlnaye. Gtdnd-ave. as Grantaye and Mcser'
ole,a'e. as Lincolove. The report Of the Committee
W II pr0babl, DO presented to the Common Council o.
Monday evening rext for confirmation.
MILITARY FUyERALs.-The remains OF the
late MAJOR Emil Duysng formerly Colonel OF the 4lN
New York Volunteers and late # the lsth New York
Artillery Yesterday consigned 10 their last rest
ing lace. The deceased all officer IN the Prussian
amy ard participated in the battles In Hostein. lie
VS. promoted for gallant conduct but becoming dis.
SIZED with the service, enigrated TO this country,
ana engaged in mercantile pursuits in New York.
When the war broke out he offered his services and
They were accepted. He was chosen Lieutenant.
COiOue, IL the fist Regiment. and subsequently wA
transferred TO the 18th Artillery. He participated in
number of the harrsiough battles Of the and
wour Five Forks the effects Of Which he died.
The funeral services held at No. 1872 Aianticst,
and were attended by large oorcourse OF citizens,
Anglo saxon Lodge +. A. NJ and the officers Of the
l4in AMI DeKalb Regiments. The remains were es
tod - roo Pond RpOlmalf
Nat Jnal Guard. Col Krrhblel The deceased was q
years Of eye He highly esteemed for Lis personal
WORTH Wen Is lis military efficiency The funeral
services q tAc ia Charles Rodgers, member OF Com.
pauy h. 18th Regiment National Guard took place at
tie Middle Dutch Reformed Church in Jor alenon.st.
esierdiy Afternoon. He served with the regiment in
the three mouths camp gn IN Pennsylyan where he
contracted disease which eventually resulted IN his
,dtaih His remains conveyed 10 Greenwood
'C,metcry escorted by the company 10 which he had
been attached.
TIE KISGs COUNTY DEMOCRATIC GENERAL
'CoxMruEs. - The two Democratic General Com
lmttccs. which II supposed had been swallowed ~
tho AthenPum Democratic COMMITTEE, are again re-
wing AMI making prepar atoms "a commence anew.
There VIII therefore 6e three Committees to manage
the party during TIE coming year.
\ MYSTERIOUS CASE-The body OF an infant,
apparently about week Old found on the shore
at the foot Of Tweuiy-thirdst. Brooklyn. yesterday.
Ire head snd both iet cut off, the trunk and legs
" tie Forty eight Precinct and the Coroner notihed.
SUDDEN DEATH-Coroner Lynch held an in.
quest Yesterday upon the body of Or. John j. Campbell
At hi, ate reside &c 10 Ffthavc.. Dean-st, wig
DIED suddenly disease OF the heart The deceased
was about ~ years Of age
FELL FROM A WISDOw.-A boy named
John Van ), deu aged II years while engaged In taxi
in. Ia mourning drapery from the eeondstory window
lot ms re,dence IN skman-st. near MyTtieave, on
saturday frh ou, and, striking upon picketfence'
was draadflily Injured
GENERAL TERM oP THE SUPREME COURT
This ouIt viii De- convened POug hkcepsio to-day In
stead Of at the Court. House IN Brooklyn.
BROoKLYg CITY MoRTALITY.-The total
number of deaths last week Is OF which ~ were
men. 20 women "a boys and % girls. The principal
diseases ven. ption. 9 cow usons, diphth'
.ra D. scarlet fever mdrisuus aud bronchs. eachj
tvphus fever ?. snail poX ,; bilious feye-, congesuve
fever Loopne cough Group spotted fever. measles .1a
nervous fever. eaeh. Natives OF United States "a;
Ireland, xO Germany. 10; England, 8; West Indies
and British America, each.
SNEAK TmEvEs-Janette Lane was arrested
SATURDAY. evening the charge entering the house
|of Sarah Beam No. rs Yorkst, and stealing there
from an oyercoat valued at 81 The coat found IN
sson of accused John johnson arrested for
entering the house III Mrs. Austin, No. no pearst.
aud SEEDING two coats and shawl valued at Sill The
property recovered. Both parties were held Tor
nearn g.
REMOVALS or THE FIRST OF MAY.-There
appears have been fewer removals 10 or from Brook
yn this season tlnn for many years previous. Inc
Onion Ferry Com any usually direct their employees 70
make record OF the number.o loads o. furniture pass
sing and repassing but this year the boats were ~ III
tie eucumbercd that no account was taken. There
were IN lc, houses enough 10 let 10 ACCOMMODATE
the resident population.
BURGLARY The residence Of Mr.. j. W:
Green No u Pierrcponts 81, fe!oniouIy entered
ON Friday night last by prylng open tue mont paiiW
window and robbed SILVER ware and an o'ercoat 70
the value OF about $50 The thief also aDstraotcd s2s
bills from desk IN the library win when nc nAus
Ills esc,pe The window is SO well secured that from
il must have taken the burglar considers.
b length Of time before he could break through, sno
having operated from the front balcony IN fui view q
tLe street it is surprising that he was not detected
several other residences ia the same nelgboornooubNs
also recently been robbed.
RoBBIyG Room MATB.-John WOswick
was arrested Saturday evening on the complaint OF
Thomas Kerrgan who charged him with stealing eJl3
from bed in the they conformity occupied at No.
/ "A Degraw.st The money taken while kerrigan
was temporarily absent IL found upon the accused
who held for n hearing.
IUDICROUS SCENE IN A JUSTICES COURT
ludcrous occurred in Justice Buckleys Cours
few days since. hch caused considerable merrment
One of the witnesses in a being called 10 tesy.
found himself adhering 10 his seat IN consequence %
having been sitting "A piece OF sboemakers wax.
which had been carefully spread out for the purpose
playing trick on some one. IL was ascertaincd uus
The adhesive material had been placed on the bcnch "
one of the Court officials with the view OF having SONS
fun. Ho arrngned before the Justice on .uo
charge of contempt aud severely reprimanded Tor III
bad conduct
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