The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-02
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

INJUNCTION kc,fssT SrRyyT COMMISSIONERS. Judge
Gilbert, IN the supreme Court, yesterday morning made
perpetual the iujunc,ons previously granted by him
restraining the Street Commissioner from further
ference with the starting OF by the Coney Island.
Brooklyn City and Dekab Avenue Railroad Compa.
MES nj their Fulton ferry terminus Some months ago
the Official named sought TO compel these companies 10
remove their from the Fulton ferry they
regarded pubic obstruction 10 the river front. Tie
railroad companies OF course contested the matter OF
right on this subject, and with the success mentioned
above
FIRE DRrARrsrSr BNL.-The thirlieih aunAa bail OF
the Fire Department in aid Of the fund for the relief Of
widows and orphans OF deceased hremen will come
IN Tomorrow fMondayl evening This event has Tor
.aany years past been looked forward by the young
the old OF the most respectable people OF Brooklyn
OF the finest affairs ID the Ierpsichorean lne Of
The twelve months, and the committees IN charge oi
q arrangements Of ls6s promise 10 equal, at least
Asy do eclipse, any effort Of bygone years. The
Academy Of Music will be, as usual The scene OF tie
brilliant assemblage, who, quest y! pleasure con-
tritnto 10 Charitable cause.
ksErue on rHE CanDRkS's Am SocEry.--Last evening
meeting Of the trustees ot tue Cbidrens Aid Society
held at the Nswsboys Home in Poplar street, sr
c. Row psesidnx Mr. Lawrence super nlendeni Of tue
the so'iey 70 be In nUnrishlng condition Mr. = =.
Chittenden made few remarks, congratulatng the
trustees on the prosperity Of the society.
DslEc4rT srRAcrsK cosvsSrio-. Delegates
las, night elected in The VICIOUS Assembly districts
the Syracuse Convention. A resolution was adopted
In the Fifth district instructing e delegates 10 use
aher influence TO delegates ~ the Chicago Con-
vention who shall he IN favor Of inatng Grant Tor
she Presidency and tenton Tor the NRw Presidency
IiRss DupsG TIN MoSTH or J.SruKY.-Tt appears
from the monthy report OF Fire MsshS Lawrence that
there thirteen tires IN this city " the month Of
January involving Losses amounting to ylt00O opon
which Of $50 600 In thN correspond.
ing month OF 1851 there twenty hres and the az
gregate lossss &45sl5. The majoriv OF these
were found upon investigation 10 have been Seascneo
by defective construction OF the ues pr vsfe resi-
den This q subject or much importance and one
which, In ths opinion Of the Marshal can tOiy be
remeded BY the OF tue closest supervisor Apd
practical knowledge % the part OF the Gre wardeusN
PoucE RfcoRD. -Tbers we're only 27l arrests 10 Ns
city OF Brooklyn during the past seven days This az
unusually small figure for the length Of time and taking
into consideration the extent OF population The
Dor OF pstromen duty in the ten precincts OF this
city has been increased from time within the
past few months, until they number $780, inc uding
The sergeants and captains.
ARRer or ALLEGED BrsctARs George Ruck was
rrested yesterday afternoon by officer Langan Of the
Porty. nth precinct and locked up charge being
implicated In the BURGLARY and robbery the OF
Michael ROBBERS No so Grand street, r. n, on sunday
night last James Burke and Aaron Pierce were pre-
viousy arrested by the ocer Tor the same burg
isiy anti held They will all have hearing before JUS
tce vooAhes tomorrow
srSEsra ApYAy-Jus,ice VOORHEES, yesterday com.
mittcd JOHN Archer for trial on charge Of eabbing
Douglas Mozs on the night Of the Goth ult Mr. iozer
resides 81 I04 North second street. and seems that he
sssajanL he war not seriously wounded.