New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-21
NEW-JERSEY HEIfS.

THE MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN JERSEY CITY.-Dur-
;pp Yesterday afternoon Coroner Morris employed
number of men to drag the bottom of the dock at the
York street pier in jersey City, in the hope of raising
the other barrel OF pitch which was missing a. the
same time that the one to which the body of the muir
dered female was anchored had disappeared ia be-
,eved that 70 this barrel ID attached the clothing of the
woman. The men several times succeeded in fastening
nar Of oyetertonps to hard substance but at every
attempt to raise it the tongs slipped off Once they
brought up a piece of tarred cord about two feet In
length, which was fastened to something and broke
loose. Nothing transpired yesterday throwing any
additional light upon this mystery.
A FERRY Boar TO GOVERNORS IsLAED-Mr.
soeorovs of Jersey City has contracted for, and VIII
commence the construction on Monday, OF propeller
As feet in length IL feet BEAM and Al feet in depth,
70 be run between New-York and Governor Island
AZ a passenger. boat Her cabin will be 30 feet IN
length and will accommodate 40 passengers. The en-
eines and boiler are being built at the Vulcan Iron
Works 10 jersey City. She is to be completed about
the LIST Of June.
NEW YAcHT.-Messrs. Snellgove Of Jersey City
have Just pleted ymOdled yacht, of 22l feet
in length and feet BEAM for Philip Hill Of the jersey
City Yacht Club.
GERMAN REPUBLICAN CosvEsrIoS.-The German
Republican Club of the City Of Newark m last session on the
h inst resolved foow To invite the remaining Germsn
Republican Clubs the State Of NewJersey to common at
tendance Of meeting of German Republicans In Chicago
the l4ih dsy OF May next - ,
And for this purpose session in Of the Ger
man the Of NewJersey Tuesday May
lht2p m the house of Mr. schadel No ~ Wainnst1n
street., IN Newark
TO this meeting the following principles
and for the support OF our delegates; , ,,,
support only such Candidate Tor President ana vice.
PRECEDENT as stood upon the Phiade pha platform In 1885,
To demand decided decaston and such will admit OF no
the rights Of foreigners shalt manner
be diminished that there shall be differences between for
eguers and native born except such already exist the
Cootnon they shall condemn expressly the Massa
chnsets amendment
To wort for Homestead bi Protective Tariff for the abol
ton Of tie Fugitive Slave Law, for the exclusion OF Slavery
oI all Territories which belong TO the National Government
promote strict honesty and wise economy In reference to the
finances protection or the rights OF all
American citizens abroad and especially worthy representa-
ton Of the United States IN foreign ports
The instructed by the Club to bring the above
resolutions to the knowledge Of the German Republicans
hrouah the " Fres Zeang and to invite them in friendly
manner 10 sttend the afore said me citing
1be necessity Of German advance meeting In Chicago
orally recognized by the Germans The German Republicans
culsr have take ground
Of their rights We do this best by Wig
olous DECIDED and action before the nomination.
For the German Republican Club,
ID. 6 MAIER President.
Neyark, ~ j., April IS, 1860 d. liz Secretary.