The New York herald., 1866-09-29
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
.yereey CITY.

TIE BopY OF CoNRoY RECOVERED p-Between three
and four O'Clock yesterday afternoon the body Of James
Conroy found the crbwork at the Central Rail
road by William W. Duryea, Thomas Moles and John
Iarqucy Tho face much dislgured, the cheek and
throat presenting evidence of successful raid by crabs
while the right eve protrnded in contignty to deep
confusion In forehead, first supposed n be the result
OF decomposition tho work Of Ashes, but the mpst
sensible opinion Is that II was one OF many wounds
precise Of tho injuries Tho body, pst mrten
examination made a late hour yesterday evening.
and nm inquest will be held by Coroner Kristen to-day
meeting OF Hercules Engine Company No. had been
held md reward Of fifty dollars offered by them for the
recovery OF the body As Conroy was member OF this
company, they will turn out and have respectable
funeral
ASSAULT THE PouNDKExpxR-THE PEELER
GoAr-About twelve O'Clock on Thursday night, Robcr,
Harriot the city pcundkoeper. and two three assist
ants proceeded to seize goat in Essex street. which had
been allowed to run at large. In making tho seizure,
Harriott was attacked by I'VE men, who rushed him
at signal, knocked him down and kicked him His
son all the while held the goat firmly. When the party
reached wash,neton street policeman seen, and
Harriot stated his case, but instead OF receiving
tho ocer drew his club and feed him 10 the
ground at the same time eSclaimine, Come on. toys
and ret your goat; I've got the b. down" II Is
also alleged that two other policemen refused assistance
when applied To- The end OF tho affair that the
goat was rescued, Harrou received severe s9nasons M
unable to leave his bed This IL one OF the most serious
charges yet brought against the members Of The Hudson
Rivcr Police and IL expected the Commissioners will
vindcate tho interests Of the public Instead of taking
the goat of to prison, according TO the old diy the
police reversed tho procedure, and such innovation
will be reprobaied by all who admire the rustic sweet
ness OF the peasant poets lay.
FRAcAs BETWEEN 4 CONDUCTOR AND PlsssSCEp.-A
passenger by the New Jersey Railroad train yesterday
evening offered an'old ticket 10 the conductor who
fused il and demanded the fare. struggle ensued In
which the passenger drew pistol but he cisarmed
and overpowered Accepting the situation he paid the
fare and was allowed 10 proceed.
CAUTION TO Car Drivrns.-John Headen, driver OF a
Hoboken car: arrested n chnrgc OF blocking up
the thorougharc with his cnr and refusing to move
when ordered He pleaded not guilty. and there
fore locked up for trial.
Newark.
NEw CHAru.-A chapel has recently been erected
the lower end OF Broad street. by Trinity Episcopal
may opened tomorrow with preaching by tho Rev. Dr.
Mier Smith,
MIRACULOUS EscApE.-As the S:30 A. NJ train from New
boy attempted drive horse and wagon the
track Tho wagon struck by the locomotive and,
singular 10 relate the thrown 10 ono side and
the wagon 10 the other The boy caped from tho
ard escaped with few injuries. Tho 'lron horse
proved TO be the best bloodei
Orange.
Destruction oy A BARN AND CoSrEvrs-About eight
O'Clock on Thursday evening barn West Orange the
property OF Mr. Elijah d. Burnett totally destroyed
bv rc together with four OF hay contained
The loss Is in the ne9hborhond OF 81 900; In
sured for $500 The cause OF the nre a ystery.