New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-09
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The Mdfeser Cogrty Agricultural s-,oietv held ~
quarterly meeting At New brunswick. n. J.. Yesterday
1tl- SCciey has been in eXeuos about one veay And
~ mise 10 be OF great s@ryco IN developin In. re-
sources Of of the best located counties Of LA
state. HerrT c. Vail gave an address calculated n
.tir NJ the latent en-, rges Of tho farming communax
Several clubs have b,ea formed Tor the DISCUSSION n
Aericuuia. subjccts-an example which u,ght bs fol-
loves, with good resuits By Other COUNTIES
HrpsoS Cor~rT CorrT.-The Hudson Cornty
Copt Judge Ogcen presiding, is Al prescott ensss~A
IN the trial Of criminal causes. The following o<ss
have thus far be- disposed OF:
Henry Lang, Adam Smith and Andrew Smith, 10.
dc,ed Tor cutting timber upon the lands OF Henry A.
Boerum. in North Berger. Verdict OF guuIy, VIA
Thomas and Thomas Mcrisrty lcousins indicted fsr
LARGELY, stealing quantity OF copper iom hParyn
Morris, a. Jersey City. Upoa motion Of eounsottW
deierse the Court declared the indictment defective.
nasmuoh As it stated that the stolen property DO
longed 10 kphraim Morris. when in fact belonged 70
smn 9i which he was only member. The Coos
ruled that the other members Of the firm should have
been named in the Indictment The prisoners were,
however, required TO ind bail in the OF $500 each
| to answer At the next term of Court.
ArErtw i.eicht, Henry Lang Andrew Smith Aad
| Adam Smith, indicted for aSssuR and battery upsa
tiicers who were attempting to arrest them. The
| Jury found Lang and Adam Smith guilty and as-
Patrick and Ann Eagen of Uobokeu, indicted for
resisting and stabbing Officer James Smith Tie jury
| found a verdict of guilty, but recommended Asn V
he n eicy of the Court.
Wn!am Higgins alias " Bill the Baker" wa. co.,
vcted of an assault. and battery upon has wife.
The Court getting s.ong with the criminal bua-
ness very rapidly, and will probably make finish a
il by Wednesday Thursday, after which the oiva
| business wild be resumed. Judge Ogden he's eI-
pressed deter mnstion to clear She calendars at ths
| icrm \ thing that has not been accomplished for
number Of years.
| ROBBERY OF A JEwELRr SIoRE.-fhe jevelry store
e Mr.. J. I. Nettervlle No 60 Montgomery street.
| jersey City, entered on Sunday and robbed ~
silver ware and cwelry TO the amount Of about e90o
Entrance was effected by prying oil toe lock and
| bolts Of the back door, Mr. Nettervlc was absene
| in NeveIork at the time, making arrangements for
| the funeral of deceased mother, aud was not aware
| of the robbery until he returned, toward evening.
There is as yet, no clue to the perpetrators
| NEw USIFoRM.-The eight companies comprising
| the Hudson Brigade have through committee APP
| pointed to consider the matter, adopted uniforfe
style of dress TO be worn upon brigade aud regiments
| parades. II consists OF n dark blue trock coat.
trimmed with bu cord and brass buttons, bearing the
arms Of the State; light blue pants, with bud oord
| running down the leg; cap similar t.. that worn ~
| the list New-York Regiment, and black body belt
bearing the name Of the Company. IL eHpeoteo
that the Brigade viii be fully provided with them neg
dress by the next Division parade The OLD uniforms
are be preserved for company Use upon speo'a o.
casiOns.
| RAILROAD AccIDENr.-Thc train on the Morris and
| Essex Railroad due in jersey City yesterday morn
inc AT O'Clock did not arrive until o'clock. having
been detained near Morstown by the breaking o. she
| axle of tho locomotive No persons were injured.
LIQroR DEALERS CeNTRIBUIiNc TO fnE Peos,
| FrNp--The Jersey City Missionary has receives
from the Liquor Dealers Benevolent Society OF thss
civ the sum OF Ssj % 10 BE applied to the reiet "
| the poor.
| FATAL AccIDFSr Al RAHwAr.-Mr. Henry heaia.
| residing near Railway WAS fatally injured last week,
by Il colt upon which he was riding ising ars'.aS