The New York herald., 1865-12-05
Brooklyn City News.

Discovery 81 $50 BURIED IN CErLAR.-The
plumbers while engaged at work Saturday last in the
cellar OF Mr. John North, 81 Pineapple street, when
looking for the connections beneath the kitchen
noor came suddenly upon glass jar which in remov-
ng was accidentally broken The asionishment of the
the have been Sl 80 In United States bonds with
coupons attached. The money, however, was shortly
afterwards proved To belong To Mr.. North, who had
placed IL there for safe keeping and retained TO him by
the honest finders, who received for their reward two
foolishIy deposited his money in the cellar doubt
less learned n lesson he will not soon forget
FsLosIous ASSAULT BY A Soy on HIS FArHER.-John
Cannon aged thirty years arrested the complaint
Of his father Michael Cannon residing at the Of
wycko6 and Nevins Streets who charged his with
having assaulted him on Sunday hast with knife and
nicng upon him wound In the arm and over the left
eye. Tue dutifui son was held for examination
CORRECTION. notice which appeared Ia some papes
yesterday dispute between coored hoscrs at Cook
Sunnyside Hotel jackson avenue, near Newtown, on
Sunday evening" appears to be without any foundation.
RuS OVER AT FrRE-A named Patrick K
Broderick over about ten o'clock Sun
day evening, whIe going 70 Ore, by Engine Company
No 8, which proceeding through Grand street. the
alarm OF hre having been given In the Fourth district
He taken to his residence, corner Of Second and
North Fifth streets and thence 70 the hospital, where
u ascertaned upon examination that his thigh was
broken and other severe injuries were received
A NOTORIOUS CnaEAcTxR.-On Sunday last Sergeant
Ashton Of the Forty fourth precinct arrested noto
rious character named Thomas Horley, charged with
picking the pocket Of Mr. John Davis OF Bergen street.
and abstracting therofrom a poremonnaie containing
$l4. Ho held for examination, the money being
found on his person.
SANITARY MEASURES TO BE ADOPTED TO GUARD AGAINST
THE APrRoAcmsc cuoLERA-A communication read
yesterday afternoon at the meeting OF the Board Of Al
dermen from Dr. Jones' Health G;oss Of the city,
commencing the adoption Of several excellent sanitary
measures BY that Board. DIR Jones in his
nication that he nteDded making sanitary survey Of
tho city, and that two physicians In each ward have
volunteered TO aid HIM, while the Police Commissioners
have rendered their cooperation In the matter The
commune alton was laid on the table.
Ksrp YouR DooRs LOCKED -Notwit outstanding all that
has been said by the local press from time TO time
the necessity Of housckccpcrs properly securing their
doors before retiring AT night Il would appear from the
number Of cases reported each morning by paromen
uniahioncd doors that but little attention is paid TO this
advice. Between eleven and twelve O'Clock on Sunday
nght sneak het entered the basement door OF No 100
lolk street occupied by Mt EThralm A. force, winch
was unlocked and succeeded In carrying of gold watch
and chain valued at tlJ0
TnA KfcESr BURGLARY At FLusmNo.-Somo new facts
have como 70 hght relation The recent burglary
the fushng Railroad depot The first information came
from the department at Washington, where Of tn,
stolen bonds was received from the National Bank a
iougnkeepsie On this clue most OF the stolen bond
have been trnced through several hands In Wall street
and finally TO The Eighth National Bank Of New YorI
city, where they received over the counter In the
legitimate course OF business,
ACCIDENT ON rnE LoSe ISLAND RArLRoAp--Mr Franch
Church. roadmaster on the Long Island Railroad me
with accident the Jamaica depot last evening
On the arrival OF the Ave =. NJ train at Jamaica Mr.
Church. who was on board jumped on before II came
sandstil and, missing ha footing sustained fractur
Of the left leg and arm He Immediately taken u
his residence near BY and bis sunerpgs last night wer
intens1