The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-04
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.

NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
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Jersey City.
ACCIDENT TIE New JEeEy RAnRoAp.-As the WASH
ingon train passing Grove crossing about
nine O'Clock yesterday morning Of the
thrown OF tho track Over hundred aud nfty feet
OF the fence was torn up and the gateenders box
carried away. Tho accident caused BY OF the
mail bags falling OF aud lying the track Trains
were delayed for nearly two hours till the obstruction
WAS removed. The was badly damaged but no per.
son was injured.
TEMPERANCE MEErrsa.-A respectable audience assem-.
bled last evening ST. Paus Church address
on temperance from the Rev. Mr.. Rooney of Newark.
Tho cause Of temperance ia gaining ground In this city
and certain measures will be urged by the organization
on the next Legislature. These measures look 70 the
restriction OF rumseiing throughout the State.
InF LINCOLN AssocLArIos.-A meeting Of this society
was he'd last evening at the hall Of the Union League in
Newark avenue This beinga regular monthly meeting
the business transacted was OF routine Character.
AccoESr.-shortly after two O'Clock yesterday after
boy fell or truck, which laden with boxes
in Hudson street. and of the boxes falling upon his
loot, crushed It in such manner that medical aid
necessary. The boy was conveyed to his home.
H0bOkcn.
TIM SLAUGHTER HOUSE. NuIsAsCz-At tho meeting Of
the Common Council Wednesday night message
was received Mayor Bohnstedt calling attention TO
by parties who have been driven from New York,
Jersey City ana Hudson City BY municipal regulations
As there sufficient drainage to OF the blood
and ofal, these Establishments inolerabie NUS
ance and dangerous 70 the health Of the city The
concludes by recommending the Council pass
ordinance prohibiting slaughtering within the city
limits
Hudson City.
vrIr OF THE GRAND JURY tbs COUNTY JAIr.-Yester-
day afternoon the Grand jury paid the customary
10 the County Jail tor the purpose Of examining the
work ng Of the ns uton and especially its sanitary
thdiiion. These gentlemen, after somewhat minute
exanlinaton fully satisfied that the establish
meut we'll conducted and that the prison regulations
are all that can be desired
Newark.
ARRIVAL OF Bishop BAGLEY. bishop Bagley, who has
been absent In Rome for time past, returned In
the steamer Scotia on Wednesday. On Sunday morn
Ing and evening next ne viii deliver dscoursss, In 81
Patrcks Cathedral, his visit TO Europe af-
fairs Of the Holy See.
TEMPER aNcE AFFAIRs-The newly elected ohcers OF
Bloomfield Division S. OF T., installed wednes-
day night On Monday evening next, the officers of
Charity Division viii be installed, the Grand Conductor
OF the State being present
ipxSrwxD.-The body OF tho man run over and in
SANITY killed the New Jersey Railroad. on Monday
gh, has been identified as thai OF David Anderson
He resided the corner Of Ferry and Mcwharton
streets, Newark.
DEATH FROM the EFFECTS OF IsJuRIEs-The newsboy
Mahoncy, who badly injured weeks since
by Jumping from MOTIFS and Essex Railroad ira n,
died tuesday last of lockjaw produced by his in
jaries
DEATH FROM SINGULAR CAusE.-A few weeks since q
macnnist named George Ambs, left his homo at No. %
Jones street. and not found until Monday last when
he discovered a. Railway in not very sound state
Of mind. lie vas al once taken home. Dut the mental
shock he had received during his absence 30 worked
upon aim that he died yesterday morning.
ESSEX COUNTY CouRr.-In the Essex County Court
yesterday morning Frank Mccormick pleaded not guilty
three indictments Of assault and battery and was
admitted bail in the sum Of 81 600. rhe following
prisoners also charged-Bernard Leddy, assault
and battery, guilty. Michael Brady assault and battery,
not guilty, Patrick Ly nch. houscbrcaking guilty;
Moses Williams six indictments for housebreaking and
burning guilty. Patrick Donahue, assault, and bat
terry guilty; 5. Dav. larceny guilty Mary A. Colo
man. larceny, guilty. John b. Jaques, false pretences,
guilty; John Ya~gcr, arceny, not guilty; Jacob
larceny not guilty; Charles stanley, embezlcment. not
guilty; Joseph Boscombe, larceny, not galty; John
Hambo assault and battery, not guilty, bailed in the
Elizabeth.
TRIAL FOR LARCENY. Mary harrington tried and
ccL~icted on charge OF larceny yesterday, bcf)rc
justice. aud sentenced 10 one molths confinement in
the county jail
ouuLsR, MuRpERER The negro murderer CUTLER,
recently sentenced to be executed the 18th Of No
vcmber sti hopes that his counsel will be able pro-
cure for him trial Communication OF sentence.
He SIM contends that the crime he committed not
wiiful murder.
PREPARATIONS ron rHs ERECTION or CurRcH--work-
men commenced laying the grounds yesterday Tor
the Broad stree Baptist church, previous TO commenc
ing tho work OF erection
Mount Holly.
BURLINGTON COUNTY FAIR Tho fair held by the Bur-
lingon County agricultural Society Mount Holly on
Wednesday was complete Over twenty
thousand people attendance All sections OF the
county represented The direct railroad limo
from Camden TO Mount Holly was put IN operation on
the day above mentioned several thousand passengers
being conveyed over the limo during the day
Moutcinir.
RAILROAD MovrmRSr.-The residents OF Montclar held
q meeting Wednesday night to consider tho pract
cabiy OF building railroad from that place to Now
York. plan OF the road was presented which was
agreed upon, and a committee OF seven gentlemen
appointed TO raise funds for tho enterprise.
Orange.
IssrAItAnos-rho Rev. Edridgo Mix was installed
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church. Orange,
Wednesday night, by the Newark Prcsbytery. Rev.
Sanford II. smith presided, and an able sermon was
delivered by the Rev. Thomas Hastings Of New York.
The Rev. Messr Stearus aud Fcrd. smith and Nr. Max
well and MIR. Bradley assisted in the services.
Trenton.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couRr. Yesterday six per-
sons pleaded not guilty to indictments found against
them principally for alleged Illicit dstation and clan
desnely spirits without passing II through tho
bonded The Court observed that Mr. Keasbey the
District Attorney engaged In conducting the calicot
alleged defraudng cas6 Brooklyn the trials could not
be proceeded WITH Tho balls for The accused
newed and the turS were consequently discharged I'LL
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock
EXPLOSION or A ksRosESR LAMp-On Wednesday
kerosene lamp burning low I'LL their return. when
tbev got Nomo ths hoards war, found IN fra and thu