New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-09
NEW,JERSEY ITEMS.

SIS. Newark WHICH eni-ey destroyed them Iae
building was Of brick, three stories h,gh Owned BY
Meeker Co snd insured for 80 90 which was aoou,
half Of its value. Hswes & PAlbpss los Is about
$1,000 n,uding valuable machinery. snshed and IN.
finished stock toois &c They Insured for s. 900
They saved their books AMI valuable pa:,srrs. l,s be-
heved that the IRE was the work OF malicious aeea.
diary Late Saturday night, IS WAS customary, one
of their went through the building without light
and saw 10 ssRs q Light or IRE.
BRUrAL AssAuLr AND PRoBABLS MuRDER.-
On Sunday night At Newark, shocking AID brutal
assault upon female pe-persted BY Two or three
rufiaus Early in the evening Cssharine -.
German girl who il employed as domestic in the
family of Mr. Alex Eagles, of No IO3 orsogest went
to Welt her sister At sbouI O'Clock that evening she
was found in an open lot on the west side of Hiyst
near Orange inscnsible her head badly cut with
stonessnd bloody, and her person violated She bad ev
IDENTITY been fret assaulted the east side Of the street.
by the villains as sharp stone with cotted blood and
hair was found lying there pool Of blood upon
the ground there and her bonnet fOuni inst
spot There were marks showing that she had been
dragged from thst sps, 20 the place where she was
found Some neighbCrs hearing her groans, found her
in that situston The police were seu, for and piysi
clans obtained There were six cuts through the scalp
Il found necessary % remove ten or dozen pieces
OF the skull bone She continues in usensibc con
diion and there u but slight hope OF her recovery
No clue has been gained of her Ssssilants
THE MURpER AT NEwARK.-Iesterday, at
10, o'clock the young woman died. upon whom the
fendsh outrage mentioned inthis days TrbaSs was per
pe.rstcd She continued insensibe until she died. 10
has been asbersiued that she left the residence OF her
sister in Academy St, 20 return home in company with
her brother who went far as the inclined plane
and on account Of the rain abe said abe would 90 the
remainder Of the distance alone No discovery has
been inside which may Iced to the detection Of the
murderers, 80 far az is publicly known. Coroner's
Jury was called to meet at the Court House yesterday
afternoon to investigate the matter far possible
BURNING or MuLs-The grist-mil and saw
mill belonging to beats & Hartpence, located on the
east bank of the Delaware River about miles from
Lamhertvlle were destroyed by FIRE Thursday night
last large qusntty of grain also destroyed Toe
Belyidere Delaware Railroad Company had quantity
of tools destroyed that were deposited m the buildings
The buildings completely enveoped in danes when
the fire was discovered The cause OF the ire Is I'M
known but it Is believed 70 have been the work OF in
cendiaries because fire had been about the buildings
for some DAYS. and house IN the vicinity had been set
on IRE by shavngs but did not burn.
CHmD Losr-A boy, John Thomas, resid-
,ps formerly in Raroadav left his home las. Sunday and
hss been by his parents lie started IN the
morning 10 see his cousin who resides IN the lower part OF
the city but upon inquiry being made, sscerained
that he had visited the house OF his cousin tie nine
sd and when last IN company with an older
boy who his friends aege had threaten hs lite on seNe
ro Neither of them have boon seen since sunday
evening at late hour and suspicion excited OF foul play
TEMPERANCE MEErING.-A Temperance
meeting held last evening IN franklin Hall large
and respectable audience IN attendance listening %
the stirring speech OF William " Searley, of Newars
Meetings he ID each Tuesday evening IN this Hail. which
srs addressed BY the beet Temperance lecturers IN the
State The Society is represented 70 be IN highly Hour
shlng condition
THEFT Last Monday evening, about -
o'clock thief carried of and other goods which
were hanging in front of the clothing store o, MstAr
and BY HIM ned lady passing by discovered the thief
uuncatd the fact the who started in pursuit.
bat did not succeed IN overtakins hun
IL Notwithstanding the precautions taken
BY the NewJ ersey Railroad Company TO prevent stone
throwing their premises lad Monday threw into
passenger which struck lady and seriously injured
her The boy escaped.
ArrEmPr AT SUICIDE. - An inn.keeper,
named Thomas Blackwood OF Bridgeton, attempted to
commit suicide by cutting his throat, with razor on
Thursday last 10 IL supposed that he ab0rng under
mental arrangement 1t IL probable that he will recover
MAYOR or LAMBERTyILLE.-JOhn Lambert
having resigned the office of Mayor OF the OF Lam
bertyie David Barnet Esq has been appointed In his
place, by the Common Council OF that township.
BRIDGE Across THE DELAwARE.-The citi-
zens of LumbeTton, n J., and vicinity, maxim. e
forts 10 erect bridge across the Delaware River at
that place resolution has passed for that purpose