The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-18
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.

.Jersey City.

Jersey City.
Tng LIQUOR LICENSE vEroEs AGAIx--At tue meeting OF
the Common Council last evening hundred and
sixty vetoes by Mayor Gopsili to licenses
granted by the Council to liquor dealers.
Newark.
sNAsa NEw JERsEy RAILROAD The freight
train which left New York as two o'clock yesterday
afternoon ran or the track the Chestnut depot
caused by the m'splacns Of switch coal car com.
ing along the time also on the track BY
thu mishap all the way trains Washington aud two
Philadelphia trains blocked up. The trains had
not al arrived, up 10 eleven O'Clock last night in New
York.
A BURGLAR SHor.-A man named Briggs, poyed az
brakeman on the Morris and Essex Railroad, heard q
burglar at work upon his residence in this place on Mon
day night and on arising from his bed he discovered .
burglar eudcavorng TO effect entrance Into his house.
Selling revolver he went 70 the door, but in 20 doing
Briggs immediately fred Q. him. the ball entering his
body, woundine him severely. After placing the man
under the guardianship OF other persons Mr. Briggs
tened q magistrate by whom he was subsequently
fully exonerated from blame and justified in the meas
urcs be had adopted The burglar refused 10 give his
name at lrst, but nnaly relsnied giving the name Of
Edward ". Nevins, halter. He taken to his home
ai South Orange.
Keyport.
FArAI GcS AccrDEu.-Mr. 3. II. Clark, q respected
resident of this place. was fatally injured on Saturday
afternoon. He was preparing himself for hunt and
leaned his gum which loaded against his body for
q moment, the muzzle being against hts breast Ills
The trigger OF the gun and discharged The WEAPON. TIE
contents Of the gun entered the body OF Mr. Clark. and
injured him In = horrible manner. He died few min.
utos after the fatal occurrence.
Newark.
C.uGur m rHx Acr.--rhe recruiting Offices of the
United states army stationed At 140 Market street. have
for some time pas, missed various articles from their
rooms and have beon ansbe 10 account for their
sergeant and one OF the men determined 10 sleep In the
room Early yesterday morning they were awakened
by noise Mt OF the windows, and saw . man
nected With them In the recruiting business named
Louis chaer enter tho roorn taking ciothing and two
gold watches under his arm, With which he attempted 10
escape Before he could leave however he caught
and was yesterday taken 10 Governors sland whore be
will be tried ~ military court
BrncLARrys The number Of burslaries which are
daily recorded 10 Newark make apparent tina, the de-
iective force doing but little In the Of vgant
efforts 10 secure the perpetrators Scarcely q night
comes but one more burgarics committed Al
Two clock Yesterday morning the residence Of Mr. g.
W. Tichenor, on the irvington ROAD. was entered
BY burglars and robbed Of Q silver watch and
cuais a revolver aud an opera glass The
tbisves obtained orcbls entrance through front vim
Pessus n tho same Iocas was entered and cio.hns
amounting ia value 70 $50 and silver napkin ring were
tsksn on On Broad street paper carriers money box
FROM Mr. EIy's grocery stors, No 81 hsrke, street.
was boldly entered a. IL alleged, BY George tardne-,
shsrssrom pm The thief has bosn arrss.sd'
ovsvrxs ON TINE Corsrr Cousrs AT ten O'Clock yea.
terday morning. the Essex County courts we're opened
Judge Depus presiding. owing TO the Judge bsving
boen engaged In the CUTLER murder case, he had
prepared no charge for the Grand Jury, snd that
body At once proceeded 10 the consideration Of
such business az might BE- brought before "
In the Cours OF Common Pleas several applics.loni
FOR tavern wore granted There are forty cases
70 be brought before the Supreme Court ons hundred
seven before the Circuit pleas three Arguments
jury 70 recsvs stsntIon aarns the prssss. session. o.
the cour's