Brooklyn cisy InteIlixemce
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The JOHN D. GouoH MvsrERv Some foolish persona


nok advantage Of this ridiculous affair at late hour OH
thursday night for the purpose Of hoaxng two or


hree hundred New Workers. whom they induced to vit
Brooklyn under the be lief that the body of the missing
NIT Cough had been found murdered in Furman street
midway between the Fulton and South Ferries.


lf7ar WASrEp.-The same parsimonious ana narrow
minded legislation which has been 80 much complained
Of in New York In relation lighting Of the streets
is subject of complaint among the citizens oi
Brookl,n whose highways and byways are often left in
Total darkness to the great danger Of persons who are
Compelled to traverse the streets at night. X Is dis
grace TO the municipal government, that from
sderatons OF dollars and cents people left to grope
ther way through the public avenues, without any light
20 oect her steps IRON broken psvements or to guard
them from the attacks OF highwaymen and footpads.


Doc FlcHriSe.-There are few if any. places in the


United States where the science of dog fighting is prac-


ced To great extent in BROOKLYN and where the


fancy men OF this peculiar art are III SO prosperous and
hourishng condition The police have. however, re-.
Gently exercised sort ef espionage over these indvd
uals, and yesterday officer John Van Duyre took into
custody two y prominent offenders connected with
ths disreputabe profession They were ordered to find
bail to keep the peace for twelve months


Bopy FOUND Andrew Oakes, Esq, Coroner Of Kings
county held inquest yesterday upon the body Of Mr.
Lake ore of the four drowned in the Bay
turday last hen on a fishing excursion The corpse was
found at Rockaway beach; the inquest was held before


highly respectable jury at Carnarsa and the remains
OF the unfortunate man inferred Mt Fatlands II is
said that the body of Matthew'S anoher of tho unfortu
nates) was recovered day or two since, and buried
without the requisite formalities OF Coroners 1nqusi
ton If such be the case the parties incupaed in the
transaction have incurred penalty, which the
proper authorities will undoubtedly enforce.
M,yons OFrrcE.-An ejectment cause was tried be-
fore the Hon Thos. g. Tamadge yesterday, in which
IThos Kane plaintiff and John McCluskey, defend
ant The Jury found verdict in favor of the plaintiff
Reckless DRIvISo--At the Municipal Court, before
Justice Church. MIR. VIM. Doeson mulcted in one
hundred dollars damages and costs the suit of MIR Ma
thanie Gore, for having injured horse and broken
wagon, belonging TO the latter who is extensive Ii
VERY stable keeper in Henry street NJ r. Waring Esq
|appeared as counsel for the plaintiff


OyER AND TERMINER.-This Court will be in session
during the entire of next week. and it is probable that
great number OF important trials will take place.


CIRCUIT CoURr "A repevin cause, in which Mr. Isaac
r. st John, plaintiff and Mr.. Wm jenkins, sheriff
|of Kings county, defendant tried yesterday
involving the right and title to certain goods and chat
tells Chiefly silver ware) originally belonging to Mr.
Young and to which Mr. Newton Hayes, oil New York
laid claim The Jury found verdict favor of the
plaintiff


Police -nformation given that the store of
Mr. Davis of Hicks and Fulton streets had been
burg laously entered during the temporary absence Of
the clerk who deputed to sleep the premses and
robbed OF considerable amount OF money The officers
have got track Of the thief


Two or three persons among them woman named
Mary Lse, were committed TO Jail for disordery con-
Idict.