The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-15
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


TINE CRY MASmAL AND Hm DnSvr AwxxsrsU.-wsr-
rants were ssued yesterday by Justice Chambers for he
arrest Of Marshal Nathaniel Ellis and Deputy Marshal
Samuel D. Els keepers Of the City Prison. ON the am
davit Of Mr. John Miller who charges them with hav
OF the 9th inst He alleges that the Depuy beat him
across the knees with club assisted and countenanced
Consequence Of this assault he d disabled and dsbarre
from pursuing his occupation ss machrisf ana furner
that confined to his bed for more than three days,
under the az physician, from the effects Of the
beating Thu accused held 70 bail IN 500 each TO
the cbarg at the next term u court they deny
the allegations, aud give notice that they VIII make
afday,ts for the arrest Of Miller on charge Of perjury
ALLEGED ArrxxPr TO MURDER.--A young man named
Alexander Mcdonnell deceived into a canal boat
near the Pavonia Jerry by two men who held out The IN
ducement Of draught Of whiskcy. The tho engaged
in game OF cards, when Mcdonnell Guiding has hosts
anything but agreeable in their dealing thought the
place too for him. but he not TO &c. on easily
A conflict onsued Mcdonnell was Knocked down and
stabbed the forehead with knife by one Of The ren,
while the other ran he declared 10 kill him.
The noise attracted persons 10 the sot who not
only delivered The saeseI Oh, sseSssa ms anu.
were taken before Justice Warren, who committed them
TO the county Jail for trial
CHOLERA CANAL BoAr-An officer who was on
duty near the Long Dock Monday night attracted
towards canal boat lying there by grosns and Of
board young woman sister Of Captain Headley, OF
boat IN great suffering Two doctors were procured,
who applied fcBOrntveS ana gave tner OpnOn tDat mo
symptoms Enthusiastically those Of Asiatic cholera
Miss Headley died early hour yesterday moIning
The officer who is also member OF The Health Board
ordered she boat lowed into the stream and proper
precautions adopted 10 prevent The spread OF the
disease
BArHERs BEWARE OF SHARKS. Batbers who are n the
habit OF requentng the North and East rivors would do
well to look for sharks which periodically visit these
regions large shark made it's appearance few days
since on the Jersey and appropr
aed the OF days fishing sport which the wner
had suspended the edge Of his nshng smack while
quietly steering homewards ON the North rives.
GIRL BURNED DRAM kERcsEEE-Abont four
o'clock on Sunday afternoon, young woman named
Eliza Gerdng eighteen years Of age, burned 10 death
by the explosion OF an oil car She trying light
the Gre 10 rather though dangerous pracfics)
oil, when by lighted match she held
her hand gntted the oil ID the which was open,
causing an explosion. Her attracted beighbor
ing gentleman ~ the house, who used every 70
alleviate her condition. but the clothes burned
her body, and she reduced almost 10 . crisp. She
fingered till halr-past O'Clock when she expired,
retaining her consciousness 10 the end A. the time of
the occurrence was in the house with her but
little girl.
Newton.
FoUSD DKAD-A manenamed James q. Brewster aged
sixty years. found dead hisbed sunday morning,
having died, it,was supposed from spopeay Deceased
shoem skcr by trade, and though artisan was
man OF more than ordinary Intelligence. He WAS n
native Of New Hampshire, and was a shoomse OF ea
President Pierce.