The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-24
NEW JERSEY INrELLIGENCE.


Jersey City.
l. FATAL RESULT or iSJumEs.--Aiary Teresa Rysa VIII
was burned by the explosion o. . Kerosene lamp a
published in Wednesdays Atp died OF her injars
on Thursday night Coroner Warren het an inquest las
evening, and verdict In accordance with the fact
already gwen was returned Deceased q marriet
woman thirty seven years of age resided at No. 30
newark avenue. and leaves i've children
WOMAN OVERHEARD AT rHE FERRy.-At i've minute
past eight last evening q woman named O'Brien, who
resides at 240 Newark avenue ran towards the ferr,
slip, and, having reached the edge OF the BRIDGE fell
headiong into the water no boat being in the slip
boy who witnessed the occurrence gave the alarm, and
ladder and graphing pole were lowered. The New
Brunswick at this time entering the alp and an
outcry was raised TO have the boat backed which
done. and the woman was hauled out She was 90 In
.; &c sna the pansst Questions were barely ints
brandy" At the time holding oSt her hand which
them IN her perlious position Tue only explanation the
occurrence admits Of 10 that the woman fancied boat
was IN the slip and rushed towards It.
Newark.
MYSTERIOUS DsAPPEARAxo.- Charles sadler,
keeper Of saloon at 1877 Market street. lsf his home
TO Wait New York Saturday last since which time he
mas not necn heard from He had over $4,000 10 bills
esS ~s sss s won sIso n ais
~Fc-- New Bewaswick. So =
wSED,-channng r. Pickeriag, anight watchman,
employed BY the Delaware and Raritan Canal Company,
ieu into the canal carly on Thursday morning. and
before aid could reach him was drowned.
Bricl6sbHra.
BOLD RoBBERY.- The office Of the Bricksburg Land
Company was recently entered by burglars entrance
being effected by opening Of the rear windows The
thieves blew open two safes contained in the Office and
extracted thererom $4,000 principally consisting of
S. IAN ana SoO geenSaSks on the amount stolen 90
the valuabIes $50 and one $50 compound in
terSs' n, note dated i. 1858 and check on New York
ever committed in the State.
Trenton.
NEGRO SuFFRAaE.-On Thursday night a meeting Of
the supporters Of negro suffrage held this city
Despite the nclemency of the weather tho colored au
dience was numerous; but few pale faces appeared.
The speakers were Rev. Mr.. Williams, Of this city and
Rev. Mr. Garnet, Of New York. both coiored gentlemen
After few preliminary observations Mr. Williams intro
duced Mr. Garnet to the audience This gentleman, in
protracted and facetious address, descanted on the
in ne Of and 10
full participation in the privileges Of Ameri-
can citizenship Hs based the Justice Of their
OF their residence, their agricultural and manufacturing
services to the country In mo Of peace their particpa
10 subduing the elsve6oders rebellion and their un-
swerving fidelity to the Union He argued that they
rivaed the whites 10 morality and intelligence he de-
nounced President Johnson paid audatory tribute to
Mr.. Lmcon's memory, and declared If he could CON-
mand influence he would have Chase as President and
Sheridan as Vice President The reverend gentleman
terminated by calculating prayer for Mr. Johnson's
conversion from his evil ways
BLACK VnAGo. Yesterday morning wooded dark
ono preferred charge Of receiving iltreatmsnt from
her coored spouse. Tho accused, who appeared more
'nned against than SHINING boldly asserted his
cence declared he ought To be the plaintiff that he was
henpecked. and vertable subject Of petcoat tyranny
The Mayor counselled them to become reconclcd to
live IN unison and enjoy the blessings OF conuga fecity
a
the ordeal and walked Off apparently IA Contemplation
Of q new mode OF retaining her sway.