The New York herald., 1867-04-16
BROOKLYN INrELLIGENCR.

rBE Rior N HAMILTON Ayxyrk -Four msn naansd
Charles, Felix and Johh Brady and Joseph wang were
arrested about two o'clock yesterday morning by Captain
Rhodes and oicers Aidridge and Quick OF the Forty
third precinct on Aehage Of being engaged In riot,
night After The facas the accused took q small boat
and went on 70 soop In the bay where they fol-
lowed By the oicem They we're taken before Justice
Dunno. who held them await the action Of the Grand
Jury. h.s Nia.A rsew8-G 800 E,1e8 ) 4 Is.ae
TRHuLArross OF Ayorse Acrssss Miss Amelia SAN
derson young lady well known TO the frsqueners Of
local dramatic entertainments yesterday appeared before
Justice bailey ~ the Fourth District Court aud lodged
complaint Of grand larceny against Miss Louisa Ager
with her The Wall House Fonrth street. n D. IL sp-
pears from the complaint that Miss Sanderson
ago missed from her room three skirts two pair o.
slecve buttons and gold sud Of the euS vue OF t35
These arscles wish . packAgs of ieisss shs chains
. have found IN recuie bsiosgng to Mss Anger and
cased Lady pleaded nos guilty and iaroducsd several
witnesses who esded 70 her good character Some Of
Ssy wous DSs s
stated that she had recently beeu sick from The effects
OF dose OF andannm which abe had taken for the pur
unued on Wednesday. ia a n Nau@s Esgr 4.
THs NoRrH TENTH srssr FsLoSDus ASSAULT James
Cash, the man who ~ cryslIy sssasted bis wife in
North Tenth street. E. D., on Sunday night Was ySstgf.
day committed to the county Jail by Justice Daley TO
await Ine result OF her Injuries Cash native Of Ire-
ton -~as. 8 s.mf : '.INI = '-
THE EASTERN DlsrsIcr riRH DnrARrnsr--NoxNArIo
or ASSISTANT ENcSERRs The Board OF Ofscers Of me
Eastern District Fire Department assembled at Fire
mems Hail. Fourth street, f. D. last night for the pur-
pose Of nominating five Assistant Engineers Chief En-
gineer Doyle called the meeting 70 order and John
Creamy was appointed Secretary The following nom-
nations were made on the second ballot:-William A.
Minard, George Lindsay, John ". smith, John Jenors
and Thomas Hayden. resolution was then offered and
adopted the effect that the Chief Engineer forward to
the Common Council petit ion for increase Of 30 per
cent In the expenditure for fuel and rs per
cleaning purposes the present appropriations being in
adequate for those purposes The meeting then ad :
journed.
FATAL KEROSENE AccDssr : Coroner Lynch held an
inquest yesterday afternoon the body Of Mrs.
stansbery, widow lady, who resided at the Abbey
Hotel in Fulton avenue The deceased was about to
extingush kerosene lamp Wednesday night when
exploded, and she was severely burned that she
died on Sunday night verdict in accordance was
rendered. sa gs0l hssnt rsas
FiRR-A are originated in the grocery store OF James
lamont, AT the corner. OF Van Brunt and Deisvan
streets three O'Clock yesterday morning, and caused
damage OF s. Ooo The building was owned by Roger
Costello who sustained loss OF 81 COO Insured in the
Home Insurance Company. The tre is believed 70 be
incsndiary In It's origin eH3
BRooKlYs MosrALrrs--The total number or deaths in
Brooklyn during the past week 134, OF
twenty over the number reported the week previous.
SoInERs' WIDOWS AND OaPRASa-A committee Of
ladies Of Brooklyn aud New York contemplate giving
Of tableaux representing historical and scptural
scenes in and OF the soldiers widows and orphans or the
cities The protectors Of the affair promise 10 make
u entertaining and instructive. 0a.iafea1 sa*t1
AssuAL MEsrrc o. ras 6ArHotlc LsRAay Assoc,A-
rox-This association hsad ss annual meeting at THAR
hall, No. ~ Court street. last evening, John Duane,
President, In the CHAIR and John J. Smith, Secretary
The minstss Of the las quarterly meeting read sAa
approved aer WHICH the report Of the for the
po year submitted The total rece ts Tor he vear
smountsd TO 4s2 and sxpsndtays % III 3ll leayins
balance Of Sos In the hal1s x ths trsssuvor The
eighth annual report OF the Board OF Manager OF the
association congrasalstss Zoe members the prosper
Gus ead promising copon Of the aAirs Of tho library.
Two hundred Ard .wenty-cight new works have bsen
adaed 70 sns library, making the total number Of
vclulnes Ossen hundred and nine. An alphabetical
catalogue has bean completed which win BE- found in-
valuable rs . reference Seventy eight new membon
have been enrolled. Reference Is also made 70 /.
newly inaugurated association for the erection Of
a. Catholic Institute and aatterng progress has
already been made towards the object Ia view. On
GERS for the ensuing year were nominated as follows
President J. O'Mahony; Vice President, T. Cassidy;
Rscordng Secretary, John J. Smith; Corresponding
Secretary, Ryan; Treasurer, p Hasgsrsy Dirsc-
tors J. Duane j. North J. NJ Sheridan, o. Roork, G.
Doheriy, J. McHugb, J. Courtney and T. b. CORDIALLY.