Rr0OlKlvn Intelll1~uae
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Brooklyn Intelligence.


COMMON Councll.-The members OF this BOARD mat
In full session last evening and after ransacting some
very ordinary businsss resolved themselves into &C.
pletng their measures in relation to the building Of
City Hall Nothing done the subject Of the long
proposed police plans of the Mayor and 1t s greatly to
be spprehendsd that the citizens Of Brooklyn will have
each 20 arm himself during the ensuing winter against
the many burglars, thieves and highwaymsn, who may
now be reasonably expected to pay their devors to this
badly managed and devoted city But for the press Of
foreign news in this days paper much more would be
SAID on this really aii-engrossing topic.


BRooKLYN voLuvrEgRs- FAsHIoNABLE FRrMEs-A
inner or more orcery body Of men than those composing
this company, we have seldom ever, seen. On our
from their target excursion and truly well and
skfuily pierced board which they brought with them
conspicuous services as 6remen. II would be much
better for the members of other FIRE companies
wot o. they would emulate the conduct of these in
avduss instead Of indulging Gas many OF them do) In
disgracefu midnight cries. the unpar.
donsoe offences against many residents of Brooklyn,
who, morally and intellectually infinitely their
peIlors The majority Of those who thus render them
selves UNANIMOUSLY conspicuous, clerks connected
with stores in New York, whose employers know not
that they out" They parade the streets in myste.
rously obtained fashionable attire; attempt by many
disgusung pecularues, to attract the attention Of fe
maies 10 ther selsupposed superiority; and too fire.
quentiy, 1t is feared, guilty Of a still
culpable and inexcusable character.


PARTIALLY ExPLAISED.In reference to the paragraph
published in yesterdays Herald concerning the remark
ably sudden disappearance in August last Of Mrs Lemi
ra Harris Of Coeymans Vermont, whose brother came
to Brooklyn day or two ago in search of the imagined
discovery Of her dead body at Coney Island is now
stated that the missing lady supposed abscond
ed from her husband and her home with male compa.
Mon.


FoR SING SIro.-The Deputy Sheriff. d. Van voorhis,
ESQ., conveyed batch of four of the convicts re-
Soni 20 sn sng sa early morning
during the week.


MORE AFrILIAToN CASES In addition to the bastardy
mentioned in yesterdays Herald two more com.
hava do IN ha
perntendans of the Poorone Of them seriously nvolv
ing the moral reputation of highly respectable medical
man.


ABANpoSMEST.-A man named James Ackernan was
last evening arrested by officer Coombs charge of
provision for them Complaints have before been made
against him for like and he has been permit.
ted to escape the legal Of his offending on
s0lemnly promising TO sin II appears, however,
that he Is incorrigbls, and he will now be made TO
suffer some.'


Acc,DESrs.-Yesterday morning, Mr.. j. Schenck Suy.
DAM OF No SO Fulton and No IA Hicks streets Brook
lyn was found in most deporabe state in the neighbor
hood Of Bedford having fallen or or been from
his horse. He quite insensible when discovered,
and had evidently been laying several hours in such
state three were in upon him last
evening, and it not expected that he could long
vve.


A young named James Havy, in the employ of
street. thrown of and severely kicked the head,
by horse on Sunday afternoon He was trying pair Of
though ' his o he likely
to get well.


A MAGNIFICENT BALL RooM.-Among other Brooklyn
advertisements in this days paper will be found re-
ferring to Mr. Van Pelts Ball Room, which will,
when completed be Of the grandest and most extern
sive establishments Of the kind in the United States
expected that Lucas ESQ., the celebrated teacher
Of dancing, WILL during the winter occasionally make
this place his headquarters


Fair of the American Institute Mt Niblo's


Garden.


The attendance yesterday was much smaller than
have yet it, though the closing of Nblos Theatre
perhaps had the effect of inducing many believe that
hA n nc o. an hnuya vuoVu
till the latter part this week. The extremely crowded
state Of our columns prevents giving much space to
the Fair to-day and we can only notice first
D. sayre Front 70 street fhis sample Is very Seauti
full and shows that hemp can be- and is grown good
in this country in any other 1t is remarkable for its
length Of fibre, and beauty of color.


Organ in the GalleryThis little instrument, for lit
tie it Is in comparison with the mammoh organs that
have been lately built, has nevertheless of the
finest tones that have heard for sometime past 1t
has barrel also fitted to It, and with i it performs
several tunes 1t is built by Jardne, for the o. of O.
+. Lodge No. g.


An Astral Chronometer and General Surveyor, by
VIM. Jones, Hammond street. which comprises the fol-
The compass quadrant, telescope, microscope, plumb,
level chronometor for mean sderia time, solar tme
also by the with counter sunk plates and


ic graduated circles thereon representing the celestial
the eclpc and horizon. 1t is founded the principles
OF Geometry, Trgenometry, and Chronology. As
angular instrument, it could be applied with effect to
the of the practical branches say astronomy, geo.
graphy land surveying, navigation, &c. &c. &c


BY the advertisement to which refer, it will be
seen that grand display of fireworks will take place
Thursday evening next, to which pyrotechnists gen.
orally, invited to send in their productions for
petition. As they have Mr. Edge among them, grand
display may be looked for.