city Brooklyn Intelligence,
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The SUPPOSED CovEY ISLAND MysrEay.-To the dis
grace Of several persons heretofore deemed


hose names ,ce hare this alleged mysterious outrage
turns out to be brazen and brainess hoax the part
OF the individuals to whom we allude reporter for
widely circulated and influential public Journal seeking
in the performance OF his often unpleasant duty-to
ascertain facts, that he may give the world " the
whom to impose practical joke (as such absurites
sometimes callet and the guilty particpators in such
apprehension and indignation Of nsulted community
The writer OF this who is not alone in giving credence
to the story briefly related in yesterdays Herald in rea
ton TO hody said to have been found uader suspicious
circumstances near the beach at Coney Island. has
since at much personal inconvenience (not unattended
with expense cndcavored to ascertain whole truth
Of the matter and he regrets to state. that he be-
lievcs from the dgent enquiries he has made that the
whole affair is fabrication originating with one or more
persons interested in the business that delight
full place of resort whose object was to create sudden
excitement and consequently increased influx of visi
tors Let the contemplate authors of this vllanous
experiment upon the gubility of the public relish
their joke with what appetite they may"


A QuiEr SAnn,ru-There were very few occurren-
yesterday i'll Brooklyn, its vicinity to the
order and quiet which should be observed in every well


regulated community on the Sabbath. With the excep.
of two or three cases of and equal
quonum of rotous and disoidery conduct consequent
upon Incorporate indugences, this city might safely
challenge the best regulated in the United States in its
decent and proper regard for the day apart for re


gon and for rest The visitors to Coney Island Bath,
&c. were however as numerous usual at this season
OF the and the incessant catter and noise III the
streets occasoned by their vehicles, caused
much grumbling and dissatisfaction among those who are
conscentiousy opposed to Sunday pleasure excursions
MILITIA TRAININss.-These nglorious and unpopular
exhibitions commence in Brooklyn this morning and
many business will be called from his and
his woTkshop-and many young clerk mechanic
from his employ without any possible advantage
accruing either to themselves the public H.
scarcely honorable fair that the officers ielegat
ed to attend to this unpleasant duty should be traduced
magned, and insulted-as they too often are-becauxe
they called upon to act in accordance with very
Objectionable statutory enactment Let those no wrhe
and complain at the hardshps and nconv enience they
IL "A
Of things, when Legislators moved by consiiera
tons OF "expediency" in party tactics and when
law givers disposed than they appear he at
present to act honestly and truly for the greatest good
of the greatest NUMBER