New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
NEWJERSEY ITE.HS

THr MARINr BAsN AfrAIe-Mr. Ioul. NJ Vss
Esteu, the President of the Marine B.pAcf Hohske,
who was arrested last week upon complaint Of Me~uv
Clark and Lyon charged with embe Iling the fuais a
the BaLk. had an examination on Monday aitesnoSa
and evening before Justice Crane which resnltr~i q
hi. discharge. Mr. J. Dunn Ltell, District Attorney.
appeared for the STATE and Gen. T.. r. v. Wright fur
defendant II appeared in evidence that the $50 D
alleged 10 have been embelzed by the defendant hsd
been paid by the Cashier at the order Of the Presieu
Van E., for tttingu up the bank building and fos
ireslmen,s had by-the officers and directors OF the
il ,tituton. Justice Crane decided that thers Wa -
evidence that he had converted the funds questios 70
his own use, audthereore discharged him from custody
A LARGE Ry-DocK To BIZ Brur AT Hosoxrs.-
Messrs. ". W. Shipper & Co. have in contemplation
and will commence the construction Of Q large
Dry-Dock at Hol oxen. lts location will b. betwees
Second and Third streets the spot now occupied by
Mr.. Allison's shp-yard II will be built Upon ths
principle Of Stuarts Naval Dry Dock, aadwl be 40
feet long, s. feet wide, and depth TO accommodate
vessels of Is feet draft The Dock Is 10 he built
especially with view TO the accowmodation Of steam
boats where they may be taken n aud repaired with
out suffering the strain consequent upon going on the
Sectional Dock railways. There are to be sswmin
and machine-shop in connection with H. and an engine
with tNU-DOfse power. III - expected tnh the Doc&
will he completed by the lst of July next
RAILROAD AcCIDENTs.-Mrs. WaterGeld. q lady re-
siding i'll Orange, about sixty years old, was fatally In
ured in attempting 10 get the rear car OF the dows
train from Hackcttstown, on the Morris and Esser
Railroad Just as il was leaving the Orange station, st
about 9 o'clock Monday morning. shs caugk
hold of the railing of the front platform OF the car and
stumbled from the steps of the station platform.
throwing her under the wheels two of which passed
over her person. crushing the right leg rendering am
putation at the knee necessary. She died about
Twelve hours after the amputation of the limb.
William Vaudeville Of Elizabeth City was walking
from Newark 10 his home. in state OF inoxicatioes
on Monday afternoon and tell upon the track near
Bound Brook Just as the o'clock Philadelphia train
was approaching IL was found impossible 10 etop
the tram and th- unfortunate man WINS struck on the
back Of the head, laying it open, horribly managing
the head and face and distributing the brains upoe
the ground The train stopped as speedily ~
possible and the corpse placed upon the platform car
aud taken 10 Elizabeth City.
DIED IN CARRIAGE.--A young man named Thomas
Mcdonald who had been Tor several years an
ployee in the National Hotel, New-York, where he
had been for some time sick Of consumption. we
being taken on Monday afternoon, 10 sister whe
resides on the Bergen Pankroad, below jersey Cmy.
and when within short distance Of bis sisters house,
he died in the carriage. Coroner McAnaly OF JerseY
City held an inquest, and gave burial certncate.
MILITARY CoSvEsIIos.-Gov. Newell, pursuant 10
resolution adopted at Military Convention held st
Trenton Feb. |, 1857, has requested all the commis
stoned officers Of the New-Jersey Militia TO assemble
in full uniform at the City Hall, Trenton, on Thurs
day, llth inst, at l2 o'clock noon.