BROOKLYN InteiIirence.
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GRoss ourRAGE-A respectable man named Samuel
Morton CARRYING on m business 1s as n market gardener
neighborhood of Sharp's Hotel knocked down by a
of scoundrels who have long infested that
hood and whose vagabond exploits have obtained for
them an unenviabe notoriety. In consequence the
oucry made by the unfortunate his lady saved
from indignity and assault; but the hghwaymen, for
such they must have been unfortunately escaped This
would not have been the case had that portion OF the
city been properly guarded by such police as Is there
especially necessary.


CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-This Court opened
yesterday at ten o'clock Messrs Svanus D. Lewis and
Pascal W. Turney admitted to practice as attor'
neys and counsellors OF the Court.


In the matter Of William and Lewis Whitley VS.. Fred
erck r. Sherman (mpleaded with James Plant and Will
liam Co an order was entered requiring Mr. Sherman
deduct So 50 from his bill of attorney in the
original suit compliance with which requiston will
in all probability terminate this long litgated question


An application made by Royal II. Waller, Esq. Of
counsel for Mr. jeremiah Kennedy who had become bail
for fugitive prisoner named Cornelius Ahern, to have
order rescnded which commanded the prosecution OF
the recogniZances. The application granted con
dion that Mr. Kennedy should pay 81 25 costs, which
was done.


Patrick Caten Thomas Wallace and Arthur Hagen in
custody for the payment of fines imposed upon them
for assault and battery severally discharged by
proclamation, as also were three women named Mary
Hicks Mary Burns and Mary Ann Luxton who had beer
for time in the county Jail for various dsgraceu
acts, Of which they were convicted


GENERAL sessIoNs.--The of the firemsn (auded
to yesterday whose sentences suspended until the
next term OF the court on convicuon ior havng dis
obey the orders of the chief engineer Abraham
Serka Leonard smith, JOhn ,. Ryan, Ihomas Beers
VIM Deal Thos. Wright. and George Hurt


In the of the People Charles w. Thayer, Jr.
indicted for assault and battery noe prsseqm
tered motion Of the District Attorney and in the
matter of Mary Benson indicted for selling liquor with
out license the District Attorney with the consent OF
the Court-on motion OF Mr.. Lomas her attorney-per
mitted her enter into her recognizances to ap
pear the next Court of Oyer and Termner for Kings
county.


John w Could against whom indictment was
found for embezzlemen was discharged from prosecu
ton condition of his paying costs at the earnest
IF Mr. Nichn uho y I'm
plant against him.


Mr. Patrick Mackey, extensive dealer in sprtuous
liquors who carries on large wholesale business at
No ID Atlantic street. mulcted in fine of fifty dol
lars for not having obtained license 1t is due to Mr.
Mackey state that the of his being thus arragn
ed was an oversight on his part and that his
could alege against him or his establishment aught
else of improperly wrong.


Robert willis late constable Of the Third Ward OF
Brooklyn found guilty of assault and battery upon toll
collector the Jamaica turnpike sentenced to ten
days Imprisonment in the county JAIL and fined fifty dol
lars.