The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-02
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.

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ACCIDENT TO An ENGINEER ON rHE ERIE RAILROAD One
Of the engineers the Erie Railroad, named william
MAXWELL in the act Of stepping the locomotive Of
the Port Jsrvis train leaving the depot quarter
i've p. n, when his foot slipped and his legs came
under the wheels which mashed them that they
almost severed. He was at once conveyed the New
York Hospital, and Is feared the unfortunate mans
injuries will result fatally. He Of the .ldest
employees on the line and leaves wife aud family IN
Port Jervs whittier he repairing last evening when
he met with this melancholy andctlon
DEPARTURE OF GENERAL MEADE AND SrAPy.-Among the
passengers who le by the seven o'clock Buffalo train
on the Erie Railroad last evening were General Meade
and stan.
RscoaDEn's CouRr six cases came before The
Recorder yesterday morning comparatively large num-
be The offences drunkenness and Violations Of city
ordinances by ballpaying, gambling and bathing with
in the city limits The juveniles charged with the last
named offence were fined S. each The number OF cases
o. .s 70 most , sne recorder o.
obtained liquor II the Sunday law be ngdly enforced
AHARvEsr OF CRmE-The following statistics, cleaned
from the City Aarshal's report shows that crime is
steadily on the increase number Of persons com.
mis,ed during the month Of February 1ls; March,
ITO; April 1872; Nay, 1s4; June, 21o The last number
is the LARGEST shewn the records the numbsr
the same month year being g. Tue analysis Of the
list for the month just closed shows 10 Of
ness violation OF city ordinances 40; mutuy on board
The srflLs sUIcDR-The adjourned inquest In this
taken yesterday forenoon by Coroner Warren
when the medical testimony was given. The jury 70
turned verdict that deceased to his death from
the effects OF wound inflicted by himself while labor
Ing under temporary insanity.
The HRRoB or GETTYSBURG company OF the Brook
Ign Fourteenth Volunteers left by the Camden and
Amboy train at yesterday for Gettysburg, where
they intend TO celebrate tho Fourth Of July.
INVITATIONS GOVERNOR WARD 1t Is rumored that
the Police Commissioners purpose to tender invitation
10 Governor Ward TO review the Hudson River Police
after the parade OF the Rifle corps Thursday
Another invitation will be given by the Stock Yard Com
pany at Communipaw
ATTACK on AN 0rFrcER--At late hour on Sunday
nseht three men, named James hcManus John O'Neil
and another whose unknown to the parties con-
cerned in this case entered Roman Cottage at the foot
Of weehawken HILL and called for drinks, which they
TO servo them with any more, they proceeded 10 act
boserously and mutilated such articles their
way Ohicer Kaiser was brought to the place, and as
soon the dsordery parties got outside the house they
attacked and beat him severely INJECTING bodily injuries
OF serious nature warrant Tor the arrest Of the
parties was issued by Justice White yesterday afternoon
published in sundays HERALD in connection with the
robbery al Union Hill Ii said TO be Frank Morrs no,
Michael Fitzgerald, ~ he himself stated.
NEW PRisoN-A police station, with prison At
tached being constructed the EysAn Fields for
the township Of weehawken.
Hudson City.
COUNTY CouRra-The monthly session Of the Associ-
ate Justices Of Hudson county commenced yesterday
morning, for the purpose Of examining commtals and
dBposng Of such cases be brought before them
Newark.
MAN sEnormy BkArEx.-On Sunday morning very
respectable citizen Melting appeared before Po,cs
Justice Milis and made . complaint OF breach Of the
peace against his step son, man named Bernard The
gentleman making the charge presented ptfu sight,
his Acs bsing terribly swollen from the effects Of an
strocious assault which had been committed upon him
by Bernard He declined, however, 70 make charge
on that account II seems that for long while the
scp.father has taken care Of his step-sos man OF
twenty I'VE years owing 10 the latter having work
The Justice sen,snced Bernard 70 ssen days connns-
ment In the County Jail He also reprlmanded the
young man In severe language, informing him that but
For tue sepfathers euiency he would undoubtedly be
ssut 70 state Prison for his conduct.
LARGE NuxREa o. ARRESTS yoR DRuxxKSxHss Since
six r. Sunday night thirty arrests have been
made for breach OF the peace and Drunkenness The
offenders aliegs that they are emily celebrating the
Fourth Of July In advance. This morning man named
Charles Miller was placed in dursnce vile for having
imbibed % freely - 70 produce derium tremena
CoAUnAKERs' EXAMINATION. examination into
the cases Of several members Of the Coachmakers'
Union who are charged with conspiracy 70 break up the
morning before Police Justice Mls Several witnesses
examined The examination 10 not yet concluded.
THREATENING TO KnL-A man named Stewart Ramsey
taken before the powers that be" at The Police
Court Yesterday morning. upon the serious charge of
having threatened TO cut the mortal existence OF
Thomas Miller and wfe The affidavit In the cases sss
forth that Ramsey occasionally took into bis head v
follow the complainant through the streets with
huge knife. with which he threatened 70 kill him
Found DRowxrn-Ths body Of An unknown Nm was
found In the Passac river Commercial dock, yse
tsrday morning. The remains were sent 20 the dead
house Of Tolles vrssland 10 await dentGcatisn np-
ceased about years Of age and was dressed
In black pants and vest and gray rSbsd coat
DsAru vRon sursrRoKI-A lad named Theodore
Simon, residing 81 40 South Orleans street, was pun.
struck on Sunday afternoon, after having bssn bathing
In the rassaic rivsr He We ssnvsyed - his home.
where hs fingered until yesterday morning, vhsn ne
died "
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