New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The Rev. DIR. Odenheimer, the Bishop elect of
NewIersev. is at present the rector of 81. Peters
Church in Philadelphia one of the largest and most
influential parishes of that city. He is native oi
philadelphia of German descent, and something over
forty wears of age He is graduate OF Tire Uniyer-
sity of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, and was edu-
Gated for the Episcopal ministry at the General fheo-
logical Seminary in New.York. Immediately after,
he was appointed assistant to the Rev. Dr. De ancy,
then rector Of St Peters Church in Philadelphia, and
d,payed 30 much zeal and ability in that capacity
that he was chosen rector in 1892 to succeed Dr. DE
Lapcy who had just been elected Bishop c. Western
New-Ymk Dr. Odenheimer has ever since occupied
his position as rector of st. Peters, and few years
ago made tour through Europe and theiHoly Land
On his return, he published the results offs observa-
tioDs in book. He is also the author OF severa!
works, chiefly relating to church matters; among
them were those entitled, "The true Catholic no Ro-
manist" "Ongin and Compilation of The Prayer
Book" "The Young Churchman Catech;zed," IAN
Essay on Canon Law" &C.
MAuDTuE MuRDERER.-The TrentoH-Ga-ctte and
Republican Of yesterday says that Patrick Maud
who murdered his sister, Mrs. Turbett, at Newark
on Saturday night last, was convicted at the May
Term 1853 of the Essex Court of IA violent assault,
with intent TO shoot his wife, and, being adludged in-
Il
moromaniac, and has an intense hatred OF ms VIE.
He IL man of rather more than ordinary hight very
athletic perfectly on subjects not connected WIN
his wife and his imprisonment, ana ls cohsioereu
exceedingly dangerous. He had made two attempts,
preyious TO the one for which he was sent 10 the
Asylnm to Kill his wife, On the last occasion he
came from New-York provided with pistols, sings,
&c. and entering her store IN Van Bareh street New
ark said "Are you ready for this 7 andPresentng
the pistol ut her breast, shot 1t. She fortunately
turned and the ball passed one sde and only stung
ala hut th.
pstol being only hall cooked, failed. Maud also
attempted to shoot Connell, who assisted her, and
gave the officers much trouble in arrest;ng him. lie
said he was sorry he had not killed his wife and would
have been willingly hang. When in Court he dis
played very ba temper aud when removed to this
city seized bucket aud threatened to kill the officer
rather than accompany him, but was soon paciiied.
The Nsepork Mercury Gays in reference to Maud,
that about a year since he was committed on two
charges-one for shooting at his wife, to which be
pleaded gaiky the other for assai. and battery on
a man whom be charged with committing adultery
with his wife, e}n the last charge an Investigation
took p ace the result of which that some Physi.
clans thought him insane, aad the Court ins.eaa Oh
sending h to the sas g'on so . sen h 10 ,I he
restored TO saRy he must be returned from the Asy-
lum TO the Cont, AID then sentenced to the State
Prison.
Ills bebayior at The Asylum and in gaining his free
oin cvinces that he may not be insane whatever
hsmay have been. II seems he was naturally anxious
20. have a period fixed at which his imprisonment
E,uld end and either 10 got fan trial or be senerced
I'd ont his time in the State Prison. Failing in
s.s demand, he made a screw-driver Of small piece
of ron removed the iron sash Of his CELL let hnnsef
down by rope msde of his bed clothes and escaped
He let pencil note behind to the effect, among oihcr
things, that what he wanted was trial and revenge
The details Of his terrible revenge will be found In
another column, and we hope that no mistaken elem
ency will again find an excusc for his yindictyenoss
and guilt.
TRIAL FOR MuRpER.-1he trial OF Margaret Ma
lone, of Belleyle Township, Bloomfield, for muir
dering her infant child by strangulaon with cord,
commenced yesterday in the Essex County Court.
The prisoner, who is woman about IL years old and
unmarried, defended by exGov. Pennington and A.
conSuetsd BY C0fandt farser esq who cpensa the
cHse by stating the circumstances that the accused
~ss delivered Of child, and that il was soon after
found concealed in trunk with cord around its neck
and dead from strangula;ion; that il had been born
alive and under the statute she was guilty of murder
The morning was occupied with the examination of
Justice Matthew Of Bloomfield, who conducted the
investigation as Coroner and of Mrs. Eizabeth n.
Crane, the lady in whose family the accused Was a
servant who testified TO the fact as stated 10y the lfcs
ccutor.
UoBoKEy COMMON CoUScII-Au ad djourned m ~
s the COUNSEL heid oddfeLess Hal last nish;he
President, Mr. Be;ge In the chair and al the member presca
The ordinance esns inss snd :SvcEns resd and
drred 70 third reading
<sy dog allowed large hs be provided sish oss
@-'a 1sa 'eaH IS $ . Ss pSsd s s on !. a and
ss dogs Every dos spPcsTrg In The streets without the re-
ed collar containing The AMI res.d oi bis oknez
sl be on,swed AID be executed By any cscr- The
snee empoHtrs tho Meyer require s dogs 10 b. mnz
sk,ed during The reign a tho dos
It's Tsa ordinance .Sopted requires
. th of raised by exclusive OF the
Poll Tsx for the following payposes:
Suppot Of 5000
{iIc DeEeTfms Mt. l,Jeo
MxintsinisS Poor Loo
Night Ns.cl l...................,....,.. 2oce
JAEhns s-les,s. 2soe
CeapDe Styess 80
Repairing Street, 200
Water Rents fsmps and " ... $50
Water Rents on Gig Prcpety y................ =. 500
szllxes.. 2756
Psynspt Of uesnc..: sgsast The C!.y........ 900
Purchase OF kire-Bsg md Appsratus ......... $50
Payment Ct Annual Ir;ercs. Water serp...... ssS