The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-15
BROCKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

ported TO united states District Attorney Tracy yester-
day:-Howe's rectfying establishment corner OF agg
and Morrel streets; Anthony Barrett's distery, Will
lougbby Nostrand avenue; James Devln's distl
icry, No 194 Hudson avenue; John Ryanss dstilery,
No. 80 Congress street, Charles Goodwyns dstilery,
Hillary street Also eighteen barrels Of Spirits not
rectTyng establishment and several dstiieres were
seized the ground that the had in various ways
violated the Revenue law
DEATH OF A CESrESARIAS.-A woman named Catharine
Engle lately residing at 90 scholes street, D.. died
day two since at the age OF hundred and
six years Mrs. Enkle came to this country from Ger
many several ago. at the invitation Of OF her
great grand children who had located here She
woman Of more than ordinary intelligence, and took
great pleasure In relating anecdotes of the OF the
first Napoleon She was only once married and lost her
husband during NepoIeon's campaign in Russia
MISSING MKx Scarcely week passes without witness
sing the sudden and mysterious disappearance Of
individual from the community, as may have been
noticed on perusal OF the newspaper columns About
week ago the continued absence Of man named Ter.
renee ONe we'll known resident Of the Twelfth ward,
BROOKLYN was the subject Of considerable excitement in
that locality owing the OF foul play which
generally circulated and comments made at the
time ONe has since been heard FROM and hts fate
IL still matter of uncertainty. Daniel Lain, resi-
Of this city No POI Gold street. has also been mis-
sing from his homo since Friday, March l, and as yet
signed by his family for his absence Mr. Lain twentv
eight years OF age five feet elk inches 10 height light
complexion, smooth brown nar ana dark eyes IN
his right hand the letters L are marked IN India INK
He dressed In black suit when he left his home.
TEMPERANCE LEcruRE-Mr. +. Carswell, Of Can
ada delivered temperance lecture last evening, before
fair audience at the State Street church
Tho lecturer related several amusing stories, which
appeared to be highly appreciated by those present
"ASDREw JoHxsoS-0uR Mosxs. "A colored lecturer
named +. N. Ampleman Of New York, spoke on the
above subec. last evening at the Bridge street African
Methodist Episcopal church, before audience Of about
twenty-five persons including several whites. The leo
turer was introduced by Rev. Mr.. Williams, pastor Of
the church. at about half past eight O'clock and spoke
unti shortly after nine, his discourse being somewhat
dton OF the colored people and their assumed rights
than to the subject announced at the opening What
was merely . reitoration Of the charges preferred
by his enemies, that he had betrayed the people
and was usurper. The lecturer referred to
Mr.. Johnsons policy Of reconstruction, and con-
sdered It, indeed unfortunate for the country that the
hand Of assassin had made him President He spoke
in favor Of the Congressional plan, which he regarded
a. the epeoples policy and remarked that Congress
be sustained In the efforts to carry II out In re-
gard TO the coored people, AmpIeman demanded snat
that they should work perseverngly until they obtained
It. The security and destiny OF the American republic
was linked in considerable extent, with the rights
of colorcd peeplerghts which should not DO denied
to them any more than TO other free men. He
shown weakness by not allowing the coorcd men the
right OF suffrage; immunities which all frecmen
enjoyed should be refused TO them Loyalty 70 me
government and literary qualifications should be the
conditions required Mr. Amplemans remarks we're
received without any outward evidence OF satisfaction
on tho part Of his audience, who renamed perfectly
silent throughout
GERMAN LADIES' FAIR A largo number Of German
ladies' opened fair evening under the auspices Of
the Turpers Associaton the Brooklyn Garden. The
alr VAS well attended.
Receiving Stolen Coops.-A storckeepcr, named
William Murray, residing at No 90 Atlantic street, was
taken into CUSTODY by detective Frost yesterday q
charge Of receiving stolen goods to the value OF about
saQ0 The property contested Of house linen and wear
ing apparel which sold TO the accused by young
So East Baltic street. The dishonest relative in question
has since made himself scarce, but left information
to where the goods could be found Murray was held
for examination before Justice Cornwoll
SUDDEN DEAm.-The frequency Of sudden deaths that
are daily occurring is really remarkable. At an early
hour yesterday morning Mrs. vielc, venerable lady
died very suddenly at the Hamilton ferry The
been on vsi. TO some relatives in Strong place, and
company with few friends on her way to Jersey
City, when stricken down by the hand OF death Coroner
Smith held inqrest, and verdict Of "Death from
apopexy" was rendered.
ISrASrIcrDE Coroner Lynch held an inquest yestcr.
day on the remains OF infant whose life had boon
sacrificed by its unfortunate mother Matilda Lis The
latter girl In the employ OF Mrs Green,
residing in Ncvins street, near President The girl
a. soon che grew Sick and sought shelter IN pryy,
whore the child subsequently found by officer sher
dan, of the Fifteth precinct The mother was found
lying in very weak condition ncghboriug factory,
from which she was taken TO the City Hospital.
The RECENT AssAuLr.-Thomas Angus. the man who
was so severely beaten last Monday night by party
OF rufans Of Main and Fulton Streets is
still SUFFERING from the effects OF his injuries His ante
mortem statement has been taken by the Coroner Yes
fcrday four mcn-Jnmes Campbell. Peter McCann
George Mcconnell and Thomas Rooney-were arrested
and taken before Justice Cornwell. Mr. Angus could
only identity Rooney being OF his assailants, so
the other discharged. Rooney will be exam
ined on Saturday next
ARREST FOR CRUELTY TO HoRsE-Nr. John Mar on,
or ~ Charles street. New York, yesterday afternoon
arrested by officer Gidersecve OF the Forty pre-
cnc charged with abandoning disabled horse in South
FIRST street, near Third r. D. Wednesday afternoon,
md leaving there to die " Is alleged that me morse
In question OF pair driven by Nj Marion nj tire
tine and that the animal tel down aud broke one Of its
iegs and was allowed 10 remain where II foil The nc.
cused locked up TO await examination before JUS
tce Daley this morning. .---ss-r
HousK RoBRsRy.-The residence q yohb Kimblcr, o.
Union avenue, H. w. entered yesterday afternoon by
mea Of false keys and robbed Of wearing apparel and
silver watch valued III oil ~ $l32 Inc tamhy "eIe
absent at the time.
PIsroLs AND CowHrDEs-AS AFFAIR % Hoson On
Wednesday afternoon two nfurated young ades calico .
Tuitles foundry 10 First street, T. D., and asked 10 SEQ
a Young man employed thcre named George Hevene =,
and when the young man showed himself one Of them
Immediately presented revolver 10 bis head while the
otbe Dire cowbide from under her cloak and beat
HIM while he oil the foundry, knocking down
moulds and creating general havoc when thor oushly
the premises cheered by crowd which had assembled
10 witness the castgaon sander Ia alleged to have been
the cause Of the assault No arrests were made.
EoHoHfRs MouEsTs.
SUICIDE or Az INSANE LADY For some time past Miss
lad llvnS Lett hovv aln