The New York herald., 1866-08-25
NEW JERSEY INTELLIergcE.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
FALL Fa0x ScArroLp--A scafolding on the third
story OF house tho Of North Fourth
pcc streets gave way yesterday morning. preclpifaung
two carpenters who were standing thereon. One OF
tho men, Damod John Cannon. residing ib Lispenard
street, New York fell on heap OF bricks and stones,
breaking his left leg and sustaining other Injuries He
was conveyed to the New York Hospital by officer.
Row A FgReyBoAr.--An aggravatirg assault
committed on passenger by deckman on the Pavo-
fcyboa during its passage to the Jersey sde at six
O'Clock Thursday evening, under preence OF bringing
the passenger TO order for some alleged misconduct
When the boat entering tho slip the decman sud,
denly attempted 10 hcave the passenger overheard
which the cvaded by holding firmly TO the rail-, and
while doing SO he struck by club and severely in
jursd He made complaint when he got out but
tho face OF tho boatman's evidence. This II may be
Marked IL the uniform practice Of the grand masters
not alone Of the ferry but appears OF the vos Of the
people,
ARRESTED ASSAULT About the fret Of this
month murdcrous assault committed on John
Kelly at drinking saloon In the Second ward from the
effects Of which his ribs broken and for several
days hs was At tho point Of death AZ soon a. he su
ctenty recovered he made afhdavt charging John
German and his sister, Mrs. Hickey, with the assault
German left the city the day after the Assault and
arrested and hold 70 bail in $500 TO answer the charge.
DsrEaArs CnARAcrxR--A boatman named Daniel
Ceary who oapszsd with his bon and rescued from
drowning the Long Dock found intoxicated
the same evening that he arrested by o6icsr who
Windmill Ccary iatlen with such fury thai the ohcsr
In short time divested OF his coal and vest Com
cue and cnectuay bound the rowdy Yesterday morn
Ing he was brought up and made TO pay the value Of the
oncer's clothing besides being held 70 ball in $500 to
EsEoruos or A CHoI1aA HosrrAL.-Ihs Common
Council have appropriated sum for the erection Of
chccra hcspa at For Hnl to meet the requirements Of
The city. The contract awarded TO Mr.. Stephens.
This step when carried out will the city against
the coniagion arising from ona Of the dis
ease which made s appearance Al different times during
the past season.
CoRosms IsarKu.-An inquest was bsd Thursday
afternoon BY Coroner Avcry on the body Of the man
found In the water tho Hamburg dock and verdict
OF Found drownodp returned. The body still
awaits Identification, and full Information can BE- ob.
tanned OF the police station. In OF the pockets
son. pying between this cy and Antwerp wcro found
The coroner communicated with tho officials OF tho line
Several citizens viewed The body but no one en!ined
H. The man was remarkably handsome, dressed
Specially and had eifoo4 about him except about
seven cents pcnknife, pocket comb. two pencils and
when nrsi In the the body was IN . vertical
poston part o the head being the surface. The
body win be Inferred to-day In case mo friend turns up
Newark. 1851
sAr ENp ExcrRsosr-Two PgRsoxs DaowSEp- -
young named Charles Hay, who accompanied the
Eina Club on their moonlight excursion the steamer
Magenta Wednesday night missed from the party
after the rc,urH suspcctns his fate his frfrpds were
employed grnrping ts haf.past three on THURSDAY ~
ternoon, when the bydy was found. Almost immediate.
after the recovery some Of the who bad been Crap
ping 10 another quarter Tor hrs boy drew mp the body
fs,ed young lad, had bcon on vsl 70 her aunt Al r.
vngsn, and cane 10 Ncwafk 70 Join the crtufxlof and
bsr dcplorAbe end vas hcl s.biod uuil lhe body via
idcathed by an acquaintagce Of the Young lady Her
parcais supposed she at irsnston While her friends
~ ,he latter plare thought she was ssfe In Newark
Both these sccidonts occurred unseen BY mortal eye,
aud must have resulted W the rsh Of the tbrong across
the narrow plank a, he dock where Il vas very dark
ara ms nose nnd confusion drowned any cries thai
might have been uttered BY the drowning payt,eA
pisnLLKsy pnrRoYm nv Finn Al late hour on
"wednesday afternoon discovered sbss Carl eci,ss
disllery Gre and notwithstanding shs Efforts Of
the nrctnsD the building with w conteufs was de.
sroyed The loss y estimated ~ - eo0 whrh partly
ns,red The FIRE originated 1T the reetioey into which
lighted lamp had fallen. ff
RorrRp A CosPasox--rerrence r. Quinn, who
lately arrived IN ,hs country from ireland and vas on
his way TO Philadelphia, wp ou,sii,ed Thur
day by a sharper named Thomas snnh. q resident or
Broad street Whether Smith nsst with hh intended
victim In Jersey city Newnrk u dcubtfu', bu through
the latter place fe decoyed him iron, one saloon 10
another u the ocsr nj the Market street station Oh
serving ther manouvres disgssed himself ana focwed
his companion the sp msking for the rain bn,
was quickly seized by The officer Whom searched. une
sovcfcigns. $50 and $40 Frccnbark found IN hla
possession which Quinn identified hs prc,srfv yes.
terday morning when he had cooled after his 10;
iraugbts. Tho accused WAS locked vp and Quinn Was
held A. q witness The latter stated 20 clrrgyman who
called him that he Catholic priest iu lrt and
but suspended for Inemperse haists The necueed
is nineteen Years or sse served in New Jerley cavalry
regiment and inmate Of Anacrscnviile PRISON.
Isfnyctt
A Bor KnLrp sHo,sr About eleven O'Clock on
Thursday forenoon ht'c boy named Frank r. Fleming
aged nine years wss standing In cf The open o,s ~
the corner of wsshngson and lafayette street to
sl.a xatp bor
longing to John Hsny turned into she vacant lot and
passing Close the boy, gave him snoh kick that he
died from lie effects after The animal known
10 be dangerous and u with dfnruMy he could be
caught Ccruncr Kristen ncld inQnes and the Jury
--~e-.-ss"Aa" ssss shs horse he ara~dlste,y killed.