Brooklyn CITY Intelligence.
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POLICE OrrIcE.-A respectfully dressed young man. q
native Of Rhode Island who calls himself William Aheny
but who is also known by the alias OF Hoy was arrested
by officer Clayton in the city Of New York. for having
defrauded tailor in Atlantic street. Brooklyn, Of pair
of pantaloons He took particular fancy to the cut
pattern and style OF the carried hom
to his boarding under the pretex that fhey fitted
him. he would become cash purchaser. He was under
sumption is that the garment well suited him, he did
again make his appearance at the store of the worthy
flbricator of fashionable clothing. He yesterday
tried before Justice Church, who found him guilty OF
constructive larceny, and sentenced MIN TO SIX months
Imprisonment at hard labor in the county jail He made


very eloquent aud ingenious defence, and Is to be
regretted that possessing so much abty-and ev-
IDENTIFY fitted for better sphere OF acton-should bo
compelled to serve an apprenticeship at getung OUT
stone.


BROOKLYN NEws-A New York evening paper ofyes-
terday made attempt to inform its readers OF some OF


the passing events of Brooklyn, and its abored effort
gravely stated that "a young lady the member o re-
spectacle family in Hicks street. at the point OF deah
IN consequence of having taken laudanum II the sage
author Of this interesting and delectable paragraph had
taken the trouble he ought to have done to read the
Herald he would have avoided the commission OF most
egregous blunder, and might have furnished the suo
scrbers to his journal with facts connected with
very depoIabe OF suicide which was fully reported
IN this paper.


SMALL BusNEss-Ths members of the Common
Council Of Brooklyn have sagacously resolved to rent
Mesrs Sutton and Weeks for thirty five dollars per
annum stable which has long been used by Andrew
Oakes, Esq, the Coroner as dead house. ne having
other place assigned to his for absolutely ne
cessary purpose. Hereafter in all probability some
of the gentlemen will be willing to receive into
their houses until nqustion can be held the putfo
bodies Of those who may be found drowned or TO
whom some other fatal casualty may have occurred
mre the spirit of economy thus manifested by their
highly respectable representatives.