The New York herald., 1867-04-20
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.


Depew OF the Forty precinct while enforcing
city ordinances at Grsenpont yesterday was severely as
saulted by goat belonging 10 Andrev Stolte. The
officer ciubbed the ANIMAL when its owner. his daughter
Bridget and his Joseph came TO its assistance The
assants were taken before Justice Daley
who held them in bonds OF $500 each 70 answer the
charge Of assault and battery. E3 Hf cr9fF
COUNTERFEIT BANK BIns.--Counterfet nves the
Bank Of Unada, New York, we're put in circulation In
the Eastern District yesterday. youth nsmsd James
Conkng was arrested while attempting 70 pass one -
the grocery store 80 wythe avenue.
ALLEGED BURGLARs Held TRIAL-James Kerwin,
seventeen years OF age and William Smith, nineteen,
yesterday committed TO the county Jail BY Justice
Daley charges Of burglary. Two separate offences
alleged against Kerwin. Both young mon were
residents Of the Eastern District where the crimes al
legged against them committed Smith Is native OF
Sag Harbor and boatman by occupation. Kerwin was
born in Williamsburg and states that he Is dock porter
by occupation. 8Nta
elegant ednce Grand Seventh streets East
District will be thrown open for public inspection
on Tuesday next On that day committee from the
Baltic Progressive and Corner Stone Lodges will receive
their friends; Wednesday the Marsh. Emanuel, Co.
pernicus and Schiller Lodges will do the reception
viii be on hand from the De Witt Clinton Chapter. Pro-
gressive Chapter and De Witt Clinton Commandery.
PnoepEcr PARx Work Prospect Park has begun in
earnest. Within the past two weeks moro than four
hundred men have been employed, making the whole
iorce engaged about eight hundred Still further addi
forcc will be made - soon as the report OF
the Of Estimate Assessment for the
of the Park IL adopted, which will probaby be
next month. a 80 IA
THE ALLEGED HOMICIDE IN SOUTH BRooKLyx-Patrick
McCafIery and Bridget Walsh arrested yestsrday
afternoon by officer Hdghes or the Forty third precinct
a charge OF mansaughter, they having, as alleged,
on Sunday night committed felonious assault on
1 chool from, thaA Fact nf a
statements in regard the ARRAY thus far elected are
not very clear The OF the deceased was lying in
d sick Sunday night and hearing scuftie in the
adjoining room out and saw his father and Bridget
Walsh struggling, apparently for the possession OF an
II is said they had some words and the deceased
took the clear Bridget and McCafery out OF the
house. McCanery then took part in the ARRAY,
and as alleged, struck tho deceased several blows
the head, from the effects Of which he died. The
prisoners were found secreed In the upper story OF the
residence OF sister OF McCaery at the corner OF Coum
bia and Summit streets. The officer and Coroner were
told that the prisoners had gone to New Jersey The
posmor,em examination revealed the fact tnat there
were several wounds the head of deceased and
nearly every sufficient TO have caused death.
The of the deceased stated to the Coroner yesterday
that his father fell back upon his bed after the aay and
spoke aferward The Coroner made gements
to bold an inquest the body ON Monday next
THE SourH BRooKLyN RIOT The parties charged with
participating in the riot in Hamilton on Sunday
night we're taken before Justice Dunno yesterday after
for trial. but owing TO the absence Of counsel the
trial was aga adjourned for one week.
THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS The in which Mr..
Felix Campbell, OF the Fire Commissioners, was
charged by Chief Engineer with causing false alarms
OF fire. was to have been summed up before Justice
Buckley yesterday afternoon As the proceedings
about to commence there were alarms Of fire given
which had the effect Of clearing the court room The
case was again adjourned for one week. sse e
ANOTHER LoT OF WMsKEY SEzED. inspector Cocheu
and Deputy Collector E Daley seized fourteen bar
rcls Of whskey alleged to have been falsely bra nded,
yesterday morning. which they found on truck in
Navy street. near Sands. The truck and two horses
sncers t
At later hour the same officers seized wagon with
horse attached containing nve barrels OF wnlskey which
hey found 10 Fulton street. the wagon was marked
K Midas East New York, L. l. The horse, wagon and
Two barrels Of whiskey were restored TO Mr. Midas and
The remaining three barrels retained on the charge
that thsy were bong conveyed y place other than
bonded warehouse Deputy Collector Daley also re.
pmndsd whaksy found q. Killers bonded warehouse.
THE PATRIOT OarzAx Hon On FLuszNa.-An exhibit
ton for the beneAs OF this comnsndabs institution will
be given At Plymouth church, on Wednesday evening
next DR.. Tying viii preside, and Lieutenant Governor
woodford and Dr.. Cuyler are expected TO deliver ad-
dresses One hundred orphans, whose fathers fell In one
late war, will sing on the occasion.
AN On OFFENDER CArruRED "A young man named
Daniel Callahan who has the reputation of being an old
offender arrested BY Sergeant Wright Of the Forty
fourth precinct Thursday night suspicion Of bur-
gary. The accused, while under arrest for robbery at
one time, made hts escape from the Black Maria +"
Al another time he was taken to Justice Corn
wells court for trial. but made his escape hv jumping
out Of the window. oficer Daniel, Of the Forty
ninth precinct made grab for the prisoner and
night and caught him by the coat tails but he slipped
out OF the garment leaving II IN the hands OF the officer
again made his escape Yesterday the accused
taken before Justice Morehouse, and committed to
await examination. f .,.sts t,.,.ts a. s.+-.s
ISQunr ToUcHNG rHs RECENT GARRorISG CAsE-An
Inquest held yesterday before Coroner Lynch into
the circumstances attending tho death Of Mrs Mary
Thompson, who died Sunday last from the injuries
received on the 27n Of March last the hands OF three
ruans who garroted and robbed the unfortunate lady
on Lawrence street, near Willoughby avenue. Nothing
ecited from the testimony takcn further than that
which has been already published to throw light upon
the affair The guilty parties unknown, and are Of
course still ~ largo r Af
MOONLIGHT RlDs wIrH Stolen HoRsE.-The stable
OF Mr.. Gibbsn, in Cooper avenue, near Cypress Hills
Cemetery was broken into and robbed Of horse and
wagon. The thieves drove 70 woodnaven, whore they
broke into the stable Of Mr. G. W. Bergen and changed
horses taking valued at $780, belonging to Mr. Ber
gen. From Woodhaven the party drove back TO the
city, and broke into the stable Of Mr. Quick in WASH
ington avenue Flushing where Mr. Bcrgens horse
sho uvNnd lfnp Ans