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Brooklyn city Intelligence
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Mons Rowprsm AND RurrrAmsm.-0n Tuesday night
Of those rowdy and yotous exhibition came o In the
city OF Brooklyn, which have of late, been too fire.
qusnty enacted under the imposing and attractive title
Of bas" Lest II should be inferred that very
pectable assemblage at another and fashionable
resort (which also met Tuesday eveing) is intended
il to be- distinctly that ss to
which refer was held at Dutch dance house;
tog ether with the Intention no doubt Of enjoying he
selves in harmless pastime Instead OF this however
majority Of the men became so rampant wild and up
roarous that until interrupted by posse of watchmen,
and disorder reigned preennenf Some of
the fellows who escaped from the guardians Of the mig ht
attempted to create riot at respectable
refreshmen saloon the Fulton ferry, where they
would have done much damage but for the intrepid and
determined opposition If Messrs. Hubbard Powell, A.
Campbell o. Hale, w. Fulton Samuel Woolvsn, w.
Burtis and other gentlemen casually present. aided BY
MI hatsaoIn one Of the barkeePe Of the establish-
ects Of the gang (Which headed by the keeper Of
notorousy disrepusbe house in the upper part Of the
ceived lesson which, doubt will serve a. salutary
warning for the remainder Of their lives In the
vicinity, and on the same night, drunken scoundrel
from East Brooklyn, whose reputation intimately a.
sociaed with the police records Of New York. sndea-
yorsd to cause ny abusing one Of the pub
counters took place. without the interference Of any
person clothed with authority in Myrtle avenue few
blocks above Fort Green.


DEATHS IN BRooKLYN.-The person who has charge OF
the statistics Of mortality in the city Of Brooklyn, has
reported 30 deaths for the week ending the Sd inst





sumption OF the bowels very proper medical term In
all probability, but certainly one denoting disease
which not of very frequent occurrence here or else
where.


A Marrow EscApE.-Yesterday morning. PAIR Of
horses attached to farmers wagon took fright in the
vicinity Of Military Garden, and ran through Fulton
street at the top of their speed the wagon reepg from
side Of the street to the other until reaching sry
horse wagon in which sat three persons and careening
partly over they both fell to the ground Persons who
witnessed the accident say had fallen
o.
gether with much force to endanger the lives Of
those who were seated in the vehicles


Circuit Court.


Before Judge Edmonds.


JAN. l4-Wiliiam Sradford ef al. Gerard Honek-
erThs was action the case, 10 da nsges
for violation Of contract In the early part Of
Pelham, bringing with them eight or nine hundred dol
lars and wishing to purchase farm in this neighbor-
Thsy sppe to Mr. sm Scs.
procure farm for them Smith entered into negotia-
,on with Bancker, the defendant, who had farm At
ed in sale Of the farm In accordance with the terms
Of sae the plaintiffs were to have the growing crops,
and immediate possession Of the farm Bancker let tho
farm about year before, to man named Lambert and
represented to plaintiffs that he had understanding
whenever Bancker effected sale. The plaintifs paid
the purchase money lSle00) and received deed from
give up possesson disposed Of the crops 10 hi. own use
and kept the purchasers out Of possession until septem
Der last The defendants counsel moved for non.suit.



session f any such was TO the execution Of
the deed and therefore merged 10 iand tbs action was
Court denied the nonsuit but directed the jury to and
verdict for the plaintiffs for $0 60 subject to the OPT
Messrs. Bsnedct and Potter for plaintiffs Mr.. romlp
son for defendant.


Theophilus .anthony US. Wm. W. MeCienand.-This
was an action on money order for $500. named
Davis entered into contract to build some houses for
the defendant and also entered into contract with the
plaintiff to furnish lumber for the houses The terms Of
the contract between Davis and McCisland that
the money was to be paid BY two psyments the first
ana The within nrss Il.
completed. On the I'd of December, l842, Davis gave
MeCieiland and was by him scospsd The defence was
technical Defendants counsel that the plain
M had msconcsived the action; it should have been IN
another form The Judge suggested that they should
consent to verdict for the plaintiff subject to the OPT
nion Of the Court on case with liberty to turn il into


For plaintiff, Mr. Burril for defendant; Mr.. Board.
Of rep!evin brought BY Mr. samm to test the right Of
the defendant to certain property seized By him for rent
for plaintiff and r.. Court directed yordcs
Tor defendant vauing the property seized at $780, and
the rent due at q like sum-


growing out Of the same state Of facts except that the
amount Of property seized was sso. There was sp-
pearance for plaintiff and the Court directed the jury to
find verdict for defendant assessing the value Of the
property at $780, and the rent in arrears at $780, Mr..
Browne for defendant In both cases


Joseph Nelson vs. George r. Geisen.-This was an &C.
ton Of respas recover damages for injury indict
ed by defendant plaintiff under the following circum-
staDces: The plaintiff s porter, using hand cart and
is employed by merchants down town. to take goods
from store TO another. The defendant q cartman,
conveying goods from the wharves 10 their stores On
the 25th Of May last the plaintiff drawing his hand
cart through Maiden lane; the defendant wss also
driving his cart through the street. and in the
direction and drove against plaintiffs cart striking the
hind part Of the body tho whse insrocksd and pai,
upset and thrown into the gutter, by which he
verely injured


The defendant pleaded the general issue, and insisted
that II was an accidents that plaintiff was much to
blame defendant and that at all events the plaintiff
received injury, and therefore sustained damage.


The jury found verdict for PLAINTIFF 500 damages and
six cents costs Mr. Dresser for plaintiff Messrs Blunt
and Henry for defendant.