Brooklyn InteIIi~enoe.
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THE Navy YARp 1T s stated that the Government hns
70 view yaI P'n q 70 extend the Of the
issued to numerous ownsr OF property in the neighbor
hood Of the waabout soliciting them to fix such prices
for their respective lots they will be willing to take
at period during the ensuing session of Congress
the time asking them give bonds for the due
fulfment of the stpulaons they enter into. This
movement will be aperec Godsend to some OF the deal
ers in water in that vicinity who at length have
fair prospect Of realizing perhaps handsome profit
their original investments


UNITED STATES PRrsoNERs-n addition to the prison
brought to the jail of this city from the brig Oscar
mentioned in yesterdays Herald there several other
persons confined in the prison. by direction of the
United Marshal Of the Southern District he hav
guated establishment as far preferable to any in New
York 1t would be well worth the while of any modern
Howard to 20 through the various apartments OF this
building and examine the admirable order of its arrange
ments.


RIor.-Frequently as we have cautioned the author


ties of Brooklyn against longer toeratng the numerous
dance houses and rafting shops which hang out their
brazen banners in different parts OF the CITY, they are
stu Kept open with %RSHy % aud their propres9rs wa
hour on Wednesday night disgracefu riot occurred at
one Of these places corner Of Jackson and Concord
streets, OF which Dutchman the chief manager Al
though two watchmen, (Helm and Wills) accompanied
by Captain Lester Rose were promptly the spot and
speedily rescued by their companions and all
ceeded in making their escape after sharp and
conflict with the officers, during which some awkward
and heavy blows given and received both Sides
One OF the rioters an Irshman named Edward Munigan,
was not however fortunate the rest the lawless
gang and he was taken to the cells, and yesterday
morning held bail in the sum of Eve hundred dollars
and Terminer.


FEMALE CoLLEog-A building to be used as a col.
ege for adieson the principle Of the Rutgers Institute
nearly completed in Jerolamon street. in Brooklyn II
will be Of the largest and splendid edifces in
ton Of company of gentlemen Of high character and
standing who are determined to make 1t the most popu
lar institution of the kind in the United States


FIRg.--About noon Wednesday the house of Mr.
Orange street,
chimney. Engine Copanies 2, and were promptly on
the spot but the fire had been extnguished by the family


BuRcLAny-The house of Mr.. WIN. Neal, No. II Will
Tuesday last, and robbed of quantity of ladies'
wearing apparel and number Of books some having
his name stamped upon them.


HACKS CABs-Although the persons engaged in
this business in Brooklyn are, as body, far moro
orderly quiet. and welLbehaved than their brother
among the ehus at the ferry landings which
demand the attention Of vgilant police. 1t true that
attend to the prevention and Of these nuissn
ces, but his salary 50 noorousiy inadequate to the
demand upon his time, and in other respects
empbly small that he cannot reasonably be expected
be constantly at his post encounter any personal
risks for the suppression Of tumult and riot.


WEiaHEns AND MEAsuRERs.-since Brooklyn has be.
celebrated mart for The manufacture and sale Of
flour, and its brands have obtained much favor among
dealers, the holders Of commissions weghers and
much competition exists among them to who shall
most early secure the cagoes Of wheat which
the eagerness and anxiety with which some Of them
Whose services not permanently reained) watch
for the coming in Of strange sail or wellburthened
craft.


RUNAWAY HoRsE-On Wednesday afternoon, valua-
BILE mare belonging to MIR. Dominck Colgar Of Brook
lyn, toek fright whilst standing Gascoigne in Myr
tie and before the animal could be stopped the
wagon to which II was attached was dashed to pieces
nearly So Fortunately the mare was not at all injured
tance which she ran, and the numerous obstructons
which beset her path