The New York herald., 1866-09-19
NEW JERSEY IHTELLIGENcR.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
D3Arw SUPPosKD SHfP FEVER The onicen Of u
Board Of Health received information yesterday
ing that the ship fever had broken out in tho rsae q
house 10 Essex street. This house was occupied -
John Cannon, his wife and dve children. Cannoa -
his wife have resided In Jersey yty for two years. 90
the youngest child born there's the remaining fssg
the eldest child, boy. took sick and died the dsS
Another child, eleven years old, sickened and died =
vcsm and died about twelve o'clock on Sunday nssx
The medical gentlemen who visited the house, pre-
nouncs the disease severe type Of dysentery but
after Close examination many persons whose optnio0o
entitled TO credit declare the disease 10 be ship fevsr
introduced by the children Tho mother and survivtA6
and premises fumigaied The condition Of the donl-
clc was pestilentiai being damp basement withsss
ventilation, and the door coated with fth.
Newark.
RALAoAD AouDExr--Iwo HoRsss KILLED AS the rexn
lar afternoon express train from Hacketslown 70 Nsv
York crossing Broad street, half past four O'Clock.
on Monday afternoon, the locomotive struck the Two
voiz Ons horse was killed instantly, the other dis1
soon After The driver and omnibus came on unnjurs1.
A CotosED woxAS BURNED DxArH KKRouxR
II curious to observe how, the world grows older.
people learn nothing from experience An old s9-
adopted By colored woman named Dreke residing q
No. 1873 Commerce street. Newark, Saturday nIghs
and she was so burned that she died on Sunday. shS
was lately married.
BEFORE rBx UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER Two msa
named respectively Jacob and Lucas Blauvelt who
recently arrested for passing counterfeit money,
yesterday exam ned before United States Commissooss
Whitehead. They were committed.
PAID OvKR-The Auditor OF Accounts has compelsd
the payment to the City Treasurer OF the SUN Of o. sel
which was . deficiency 10 the rendered and
sworn TO by the Collector Of the Tenth ward Smaller
amounts have also been paid 10 the Treasurer owing -
the prompt action Of the Auditor
DfscoxrNuAscx Posr oyrIcR On and after tho
ist Of October nert the Post ONCE East Newark win
be discontinued, under instructions Of the Postmaster
General Letters for that place will hereafter be dtrecteo
10 Newark.
0rrSse OF THE EssfI CouvrY CorAr.-Ths ssptso-
Der Of the Esser County Courts commenced yoses.
day After the swearing In Of the grand jurors Judge
Hanss proceeded 70 deliver his charge He reported
ninety nine prisoners In the county JAIL awaiting sbo
action Of the Grand Jury beeidos number released .
ball, Eve Of whom were charged With homicide ne
also spoke Of the evils OF in,omperance During ne
delivery Of the charge the Judge vas listened 70 WI
marked attention. This the iaft appearance OF me
Judge Circuit his term expire~ during ne NoveD-
ber He will be succeeded by Judge pepew.
Railway.
FAraL RAILROAD AoCpKyT. list OF raifoad cssn~
allies on the New Jersey lines for the past four months
is posit,vslv alarming A. the e15 NJ Arnboy train
was nearing the junction on Monday ansrnoon msa
vho was waking on the track struck oy the engine
ana actually shattered Death was nsantAneous Due
ssna,s were given but the infatuated man who sad ~
nave been iuiorics,ed, did No, regard The warning