BROOKLYN CITY Intelligence.
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young and interesting female, and her committa to
prison. have created much greater excitement amongst
all classes of individuals than could have been expected
from the brief details which published in this
paper few days since. The general impression appears
to be that she has been much wronged by one and


measures have been takon by number Of philanthropc
individuals to procure her release by writ of habeas
corpus. Alexander Campbell Esq, young and elo-
quen attorney of Brooklyn has been retained
her behalf an examination will take place az -
o'clock to-day, before the Hon John Greenwood Su.
preme Court Commissioner. In the meantime we have
received from William Norton, Esq of 3 Pine street,
New York who has also been professionally engag
MISS Coyles friends, statement made by her, under
to her present difficulties is fraught with strange and
startling Incidents but the whole facts will probably
appear the examination appointed for this morning.
forbear at esent from farther remarks.


The OTHER FouNp.-The only one of the four
persons drowned of Carnarsa several days since
ing undiscovered, found yesterday Coney Island
the body OF young Mathews, whose father me. With q
like unfortunate fate Mr. Coroner oakes will hold an
inquest upon the body this morning.


Quick AnREsr.-On Saturday evening, piece of sat-
tnet was stolen from the dry goods store of Messrs.
Brinkerhoof, No. 1877 Myrtle avenue by some who
escaped with the property unobserved Information of
the loss Immediately given to officers Bird and
art and in less than hour they recovered the stolen
goods and returned them to the The thief for
the present has got away but he is well known it is
probable he will soon be arrested


FAsHIoNABLE RowpIEs.-At late hour on Saturday
night C o n, G the
OF the hotels the Ferry (n relation to gambling
transaction that took place in New York; and from
words they to blows" until the watchmen were
called to quell the disturbance. No captures were
made as the belligerents promised to conduct them
selves hereafter gentlemen and scholars should
behave.


COMMON CouNcIL.-Ths body will meet tonight,
when it is expected some final action will be taken
the Mayors proposition to organise new police The
disgacefully dirty condition of the streets in
portions Of the city will also be subject for discussion
before the Board


STREET srcss-The city fathers of Brooklyn intend,
it is said to have for the of every street newly
invented and very beautiful device which will afford to
strangers information to their whereabouts, wel
by night as by day.


DANCE AND RATTLE HousEs.-These demoralzing esta.
bllshments still continue to flourish in the good and mo.
raj city of Brooklyn, despite the many efforts which
have been pade TO shut them up" Nothing efectual
can be accomplished towards the suppression of these
nuisances until the watch and police forces in
creased.


ABnErzE-A Juvenile tornado visited Brooklyn on
Saturday night and played havoc with the awnings and
other external appurtenances OF certain stores to the
extent of several hundred dollars.