The New York herald., 1867-04-16
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
3 Jersey City.

a Jersey City.
A MAN FOUND DROWNED. Yesterday morning. a Now
York boatman discovered the body OF floating in
the water tho foot Of Sussex street. When taken out
the deceased found to be tall man, dressed in
brown frock coat light drab pants flannel shirt and
o sailors hat On his person foand pocketboOk,
containing seventeen cents comb and razor. and bolt
with sheath knife. He had evidently been long time
In the water, the face having boen eaten by sh Cor
oner Warren will hold inquest. s. .
STOLEN GooDs REcovERED -On Saturday, piano fac
tory in Canal street. New YORK, robbed Of musical
Instruments TO the amount or 500 Detective Fields
tanned from the Recorder he proceeded to No
Ill Montgomery street. whore all the missing property
the owner
|. Arrxxrr TO LEVY RLAckxMr.- Several weeks aqo
letters received by Mr. Barnes No ISL Washington
street. and Nj. Mulhardo No. "A Robinson street. New
York. threatening that they did not jointly pay $3.50
70 the writer he would enter complaints against them
was signed sH Williams, Post Office, Jersey City"
The police authorities having been applied TO- detective
Nugent stationed at the Post ONCE where he de-
dogged by the detective and at the OF street
met man. to whom he gave the letters Both were at
arrested The so-caed Williams turned out to be
a man named McAlvanah, ia the employment OF frm
In Washington street. and the writer Of the threatening
letters was William KeIner clerk in said firm. Both
LINCOLN CnxBRArIox The Lincoln Association OF this
city held celebration in Newark last evening In
commemoration OF the death OF Abraham Lincoln. The
celebration followed by acommemoraton Of another
event that occurred the 18th Of April the raising OF
the nag on Fort Sumter.
.~ Hobokeu.
CLuBuNc PEACEFUL CrrnESs-Tu NEW PoLIcE. OF
the special officers named Herman Posen, employed by
the liquor dealers TO preserve order ON Sunday was
brought before Recorder Avery yesterday morning for
divers assaults committed unoGsnding citizens the
principal complainant being o man named Copping
His instament in the Office, Ii would appear made him
hairbraned and OF he up the defence that IL
nocent capers The Recorder however took diYcrent
view OF tho amusement socaod, and Poison held
bail for trial.
LEAPEp PROM A WIyDow.-A young lady In tho employ
OF the Clarke Thread Manufacturing Company foot of
Passac street, jumped from the window Of the factory
yesterday, and had very narrow escape from being
instantly killed. It seems that portion OF the ma
chinery Of the factory way, making loud nose
losing her presence OF mind she ieaped from window
10 tho roof Of building below, distance OF twenty
and Academy streets, aud medical assistance rendered.
II was ascertained that concussion OF the spine ad
been produced by her fall upon the roof and Il feared
that she has also received serious internal njuriea
Elizabeth.
IMPORTANT ARREsrs-0n Saturday night three men,
named George Keissr, John f. Holerd and Charles
Held arrested by Deputy Chief Of Police Mcguire
on charge Of passing counterfeit money After having
"shoved several OF their worthless bills ON parties in
WORTH ON the corner OF Market and Elizabeth Streets
where they were arrested. They taken to
the county jail and q search Of their clothing made
sung In the discovery Of i've counterfeit dollar bills
OF the national currency and $52 In genuine money.
The fellows are nov locked up in the county jail await
trial
Hudson City.
DESTRUCTION OF House. By FiRE.-At O quarter
before yesterday morning rc broke out In the
frame building situated the second range Of crsgs at
the Bergen cut and almost overhangng the railroad
quick work Of the premises and before assistance could
be procured they entirely destroyed The building
was owpcd By W: Gilbert whose loss is about 1000;
Hackensnck.
THs vASDnmLr CHILD FLooGISo CAsE-Three bills OF
Indictment were found by the Grand Jury Of Bergen
county against Vanderbilt and his wife, To one Of these
they pleaded guilty whom brought into court and what
the nature Of the sentence would be caused much con
lecture To tho intense astonishment and disgust Of
every listener pleading guilty Of . crime within
few degrees Of murder was fined 475. For the othcr
dealt out TO the perpetrators Of deed which calcu
lated In every detail 10 chill the blood with horror Poor
Mary Ann Farrell has not yet been avenged
etanhopc.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT ~ esterday morning man named
Daniel Rsgan, whIleding coal train between Dover
and Drakcsyile on the Morris and Essex Railroad had
his thigh crushed and his len leg broken. The bottom
OF the car upon which he standing broke through
precipatlne him under the train He was Immediately
removed 10 Stanhope but no hopes are entertained Of
| Bslvidere.
DECISION tax case in litigAnon between the town
OF Beviders and the Warren Railroad has been decided
BY the Court Of Errors ana Appeals in favor Of the town
Inc Ax and Interest will amount 70 about S26,oo0.