The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-16
EROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

ACCUSED OF BURGLARY. christopher Fennel was
arrested by an oicer Of the Forty second precinct
yesterday, on charge Of having burgariously en-
tered the dlstlllery OF James Keelan and stolen
therefrOm quantity OF copper pipe. lie was locked
up TO answer.
ACCUSED OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Norton,
clerk was arrested by Oficer ConnOr yesterday on
the complaint OF James Tghe liquor dealer in New
York, who accuses hlm OF embezzling the sum OF
$3.50 The accused, as alleged. collected the money
on liquor and appropriated 1t to his own use.
BADLY BEATEN.-Edw ward Cooley was found by an
officer Of the Forty third precinct in Butler street in
almost an insensibe condition yesterday morning,
having been beaten by some parties whose names he
refused to divulge. He was taken to the station
house and his injuries being considered OF danger
GUS character he was removed to the Long Island
College Hospital.
PRIZE FIGHT.-ThOmas Psyton and another
young aspirant for pugllistlc fame got into quarrel
at the corner OF Third avenue and Eighteenth street
about twelve O'Clock on Wednesday night, and
agreed 10 settle the matter in accordance with the
rules Of Tine s TO and M
die street, where they chose seconds and
had ring formed 0nSeps s N, DOYLE SneopS ana
about O'Clock in the morning. street lamp FUR.
nishing the light for them. The officers captured
Payton and his second James Cochran; but the
| other participants got away. Payton had received
some severe punishment, and bled freely from the
wounds on his head ana race. me parties were
| locked up to await trial.
| THE HUDSON AVENUE FERRy-THg BOATS run
| MING AaArN.-The Hudson Avenue Ferry Company
| commenced running their boats again yesterday
from the foot Of Hudson avenue the foot Of Jack
! son street, New YORK. The first trip was made
ff,n " %ard we're greatly ejoiced over IN,
| matter. The Brooklyn Gas Company has endeav0rec
to monopoize the docks for their use. They PLACED
| barge in the slip on Wednesday and tore up som'
| Of the spiles. The ferry company sent fo
the Barbor Master, and he came with order
| from the Port Captain to remove the barge. TIT
officers OF the gas company refused TO move thu
barge, and when they found 1t was about to bt
lowed out attempted to scutte It and let 1t sink II
the slip. IL was tOwed around in front OF the Ga
| companys dock, however, where It sank. tn
Jerry company then got dredging machine AM
soon cleared up the slip and put II In order.
| STREET REPAiRiSa.-The Committee on Street
submitted their report on street repairing at
meeting OF the Water Board yesterday afternoon
The work has been In the hands of the committe
| about three months, and they nave spent thus fl
sS,e4I So The repairs effected vary IN cost from
round sum, but ls performed under the d
recton OF the Board at the absolute cost il
| Board has the advantage Of the Judgment Of com
petent engineers, who give attention 10 this bus
| ness when required, without charge although en-,
ployed strictly In the other department under IN
control OF This Board. Inspectors are Temporarily
relieved from other work In process OF construction
so that to this fund the expense OF not singl
| inspector IL charged for an hour longer than he
employed ON this work. BY working those VIII
In thus way 1t II believed great saving Ia effected
SHOCKING OUTRAGE ON CHILD. --Ludam Cornell
an IRON manufacturer, doing business at No. Ber
son street, New York was arrested last evening b
onncer Y. y. Reid and locked up in The Greenpon
station mouse, on charge OF committing
horrible outrage on chic OF elcVe
I years, named Anna Larout. Tih complainant !
the case IL Mr.. Charles r. Giddens. VINO resides
India street, near Franklin, GrceDpoint. ne allege
that Mr.. Cornell who IN married man, thHty,tW
years VI age boards In his family; that the chil'
Anna Larout lGddens' stepdaughierl WAS re
I alone with Cornell on Wednesday night, between vi
hours OF nine and twelve, all the other mempeTs
the family being absent, and that Cornell yioienu
The fact that the child was outraged Ii confirmed
e respectable physician. The victim OF TINS diabo
{ cal outrage o simple-msnded GIRL and tne ma
r | who accused Of committing the yffst "htfa9e
q ! related bv marrlags 10 her mOtDeL