The New York herald., 1868-01-06

~ c uo, cxESr.-.A large number OF the resi-.
go !, ~ r.,,h ard assembled at No. % Boerum
-, ,e, o. s.,urday eysnn for the Psnoss or forming
. O.. MT Club The meeting ~-as organized hv the Ap-
POINT. Ven. Of Mr. r. r. Hove - temporary chair
msa Hsn''ss s. "sas msvsmsas msas
Of Gene, N Grant as . candidate for the Pres.
idsncy, at, or which an invilaHon was ex'ende9
10 those pres snt sign the roll The names o. neary
one hundred nen were enrolled Al ONE An eeclo.
for permanent cers Of tho organization Tas then held
wuich resulted as ollows:-President, noswen y.
Hcwes Vice Pres, dent Richard II. Ch,ttenl en- Secrs-
tary, Joseph Monk Treasurer George Thom Ss, dee-
70 h; H.
journsd until Friday evning the 10TH insL 81 bali Vss'
seven o'clock.
CoAksSoiEa YoUNo.-Jaues Brown. . boy eleven
years OF age and whom the solice record laborer
arrested BY Sergeant brennan. of the Felh pre-
cnct Saturday night, Charge OF stealing coat
from Dennis Grseney. He was licked up to answer
A DISHONEST SERVANT Jane Jcurdsn was arrested
and locked up In the Forty second precinct station
house Saturday night to answer charge Of larceny
preferred by her employer, Mr.. Congrove.
INSULTING FEMALEs.-rwo men, named Bernard Evers
and Philip Clark, arrested by officer Reihan, OF
the Forty first precinct, Saturday night charge
OF insulting females Atlantic street. The complaint
made by young lady named Sarah Gallagher. The
accused was locked up to answer.
F.LoNious ASSAULT. Thomas Barton, . mason,
arrested on Saturday night BY officer Kirby. Of the
fel0n0us assault on Matilda Low. The accused was
locked up to answer the charge.
ALLEGED 0UrRAGE-A young man named John Waters
arrested Saturday night by officer Curran, OF the
Forty. first precinct tho complaint OF Mrs Catnarns
Dalton, who accuses him with having commiusd an
outrage her at her residence. No. 10 State street. He
held TO answer
THg TEMPERANcH CAUsE-There was very large
audience, among whom were several ladies, assembled
at the Park theatre evening" the attraction being
oh hna
been held there weekly for some months past under
the auspices OF the Kings County Central Temperance
ASSOCIATION Dr. George ]. Bennett presided, and m
roduced Rev. Calvin Farbank, Of Massachusetts,. who
proceeded enghten the subject of tho
progress and beneciaresu Of the antquor law in tha6
state He conended. an instance OF the good effect
Of prohipory statute that The sales OF liquor were
reduced three.i0urt since the enforcement OF tho
law. To-day there arc Notwithstanding. however,
but 119 licensed liquor dealers in Boston, while
there ara 7Sl persons selling without license
Still there is no law In the State half 30 we'll
enforced as this, nor Is there one SO generaliy
the speaker, and entertained the assemblage with
several amusing anecdotes condemnatory OF the license
system and lavorng It's prohibition ny law glee club
sang appropriate set 10 words for the occasion,
collection taken up with lair receipts to defay
the expense OF hall Before termination OF tho
exercises Mr. q &. c. Judson (Ned Bunlnl intro
duced, and as the applause had subsded spoke
in strong language IN support Of the cause OF tein-
perance
ROBBERY OF WATCH AND MoSSY.-some time Satur-
day night the residence Of Mr. Michael Eagan 63 Pres-
dent street, entered and silver watch valued ~ $50
and wallet containing $3.50 stolen from the pana-
looms pockels OF Mr.. Eayan whe the latter was asleep
la his bedro m Yesterday morning he discovered tho
pants lying in the hallway, whore they had evidently
been thrown Dy the thief, and the door open.
AN ORDERLY SUNDAY. The police telegraph returns
received Central Office last night show that there
wore but three made In Brooklyn up to nine
O'Clock last night. Joseph Fitzpatrick, liquor deal
or, corner OF Hoyt and Butler streets,
rested In the Afternoon charge OF violating the
Excise law by selling liquor Sunday. He was taken
before Justice Demar and admitted to bail. Another
individual taken into custody for being .drunk and
disordery," and third for "carryIng concealed
weap0nsn This is good record and one which for
brevy Is almost without parallel in the police returns
OF Brooklyn.