The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-13

Jersey City.
AN INFANT SurFocArEp BY Irs MOTHER. Shortly be-
fore one o'clock on Sunday morning intoxicated wo
man, named Mary Leary, was found wandering about
the streets with female child Ave weeks old, In her
arms and taken to the police station on charge
Of being found drunk Previous her being committed
to the cells 1t WINS thought prudent by the officer IN
charge provide for the infant and examination
found 10 be quite dead At the inquest held yeser-
day by Coroner Kristen the jury returned verdict OF
death by neglect and sufiooa0n, but exoneraied the
mother she being unconscious at the time or the occur
renee.
AccrDESTs-A young woman while In the act Of clean
ing windows at No as Jersey missed her footing
the window Of the third floor and fell to the ground
breaking both arms sustaining other serious INJURIES
Tho poor girl has since been in sinking condition. and
yesterday II found necessary to ampuate OF her
servant girl employed at No. III Sussex street
fell down stairs yesterday morning. and received severe
scalp on tho skull.
A. Hudson City.
FALSE MPRIsoSMEYr-A RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS :.
On the day Of election william Mclean returned SOL
der and Special Deputy Sheriff for Hudson county,
engaged at the polls in the Second ward to prevent e
gal voting but his procviiies being in conflict with the
majority Of those In the he arrested by Con-
stable Hanley for alleged msdemeanor and imprs-
oned for four hours suit for false Imprisonment has
been commenced against Han!ey, who is alleged 70 have
acted from partisan motives.
Communipaw.
The ABATToR-At the last meeting Of the directors II
resolved to tho free Of the slaughter house
to all butchers drovers whose cattle may have been
lodged the yards The directors dcsire DO
especially understood that the slaughter house merely
adjunct for free accommodation OF cattle dealers
who resort TO the yards. To all others the fec for
Strengthening the premises small be insult
fcient to the expenses OF labor 30 far the
slaugherng Is concerned IL only secondary business
and all facilities will be given to outsiders for the advan
tago Of the public.
Newark.
THE MErsoRc SHOWER. Through the exertlons Of
Alderman Baker Is ordered that the Are alarm be
struck twelve tmes ut the first appearance OF the
teoric display In the heavens.
STOLEN HORSES REcovERED.-Thc two horses recently
stolen from the stable Of Francis Newbod at Harrison
township recovered Sunday by young man
named Stephen Terney, assisted by his father They
were In the possession Of Mr. James Simpson, of New
York. who claims TO have bought them. Simpson was
committed for an examination.
EXAMINATION PuBIIc ScRooIs.-The regular exami-
nation OF tho primary and industrial public schools Of
Newark will be commenced today and continue through
out the month and until December 10.
FRE.-A fire occurred yesterday at noon in the build
ing occupied by Abraham Trice a trunk and valise
factory, and Bernard Schuaz stable in the of
No River street. Loss about $780, insured for $3.50.
SINKING OF A BAnGa-On Saturday last barge laden
with bark for the Chadwick Leather Company sunk
her wharf, caused from injuries received in striking her
hull against procces about the Central Railroad bridge
Quantities OF stone still being thrown around the
spes OF the bridge Navigation very much obstructed
by this bridge, and much complaint Is made by
Of vessels on account thereof