The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-08
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGINCE.
.Tersey cav.

ACCIDENT A, TIE RAILROAD Dgsor.--A woman named
Ehza Mclean, who was passenger the Newark train
Of the New Jersey Railroad yesterday forenoon. was
stepping Oh the the depot before their motion
had ceased and mai!ng false step, slipped down BE-
crushed by the motion OF the cars is considered hat
her internal injuries OF nature She was
conveyed At to New York for mcdicaa sttsndaroe
she lie about forty years Of age resides in Newark and
was accompanied by her SON, boy twelve years ola
who was about TO be placed in 4 school in New York
A Ror ArrsEuxxDro-A vessel laden with timber
arrived At the Paterson dock yesterday morning and
report being circulated that the unloading would BE-
performed BY 'ongsaoremen from New York. number
OF men attached TO similar association In Jersey City
showed determination to protect what they consider
their rights posse OF policemen was despatched to
the place, but the Of tho vessel wisely de-
ferrcd unloading ill to-day
MuRDERoUs ASSAULT BOARD sTEAMER.-Er. john
Rose mate Of the steamer Kalorama lying In the North
river had an alteration with colored steward
William Brand, whom The latter struck him with
poker On the head nllictinx deep and danseroHs
He conveyed TO his residence and medical
ancs procured. while Brand now locked up for TRIAL
Hudson City.
PAINFUL AccrDESr-A c, RpEsrxR FAILS Roor
Abram Bowerman lies his residence in Bergen in
precarious condition from the effects Of injuries he sus-
tanned ON Saturday He was working on the roof OF
three story house when his foot slipped and he fell 10
the ground from which be was taken up in ssaseess
condition.
Newark.
SUPREME CouRr.--The Of william Slmmonds
against Allen Andrews, yesterday tried in su-
prems Court action brought for the recovery
Of sls2 IS entrusted By simmoads into tho hands Of
Andrews for safe keeping until the return Of the former
70 give up HE money whsa demanded, and gave = :
for liquor. The court rspdered decision in favor Of
Sinmonds for the whole smount, mol recognizing the
liquor bill a. legal debt
Transactions in regard 70 the sA Of diseased horssmeas
hsvs placed him before the public IN tho HnA, wss
yesterday Arrested for threatening the life Of the gentle
man who entered The nEnt complaint against him. Be
ArEr1Sc OF rz1 LxcInArrHx.-The annual session Of
the New Jersey Legislature Trenton day
Nearly al the members have arrived and the hotels are
crowded many friends Of various projects being IN The
forest hes been manifested throughout the stale in ~
gard 70 the vacancy in the United states senatoshlp.
excitement cenres in this city, Friends Of the two
prominent canddates-Hon. Messrs r. 7. Frelinghuysen
and Geo Cobb-are on hand dong all in .hsir power
will 10 all probability be held tomorrow.
The various officers reports are competed, and
ton during The session. when commences to-day,
looking the revision OF the Registry law passed iass
the Bribery lava New railroads win receive ! good
share Of attention. there being several applications for
cnArtorB TOT the opening 0 new routes now drawn
Tor presentation The business Of the session. IL 10 ex-
pected, viii be unusually large, inasmuch every
county In the State has some important which
70 BE- pressed upon the attention Of the legislature
An informal OF the republican members ives held
last evening; bnt the result withheld from tho pub
lie The message o. Governor Ward win probably b.
received and read this sfterncon.
Covrr CouRrs.--Ths Mercer county courts will u,cst
today Chief Justice Bessey presiding. Among Other
interesting be tried n the present sesron Of
these courts is that Of Barclay Hanes, indned sor
bribery,