The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-05
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Newark.

Newark
HORRIBLE CRyKLrv. Compliant has been made at the
police station By which 1t is alleged that named
Ashmand, an erpressman OF Newark has shown such
lack OF ell humanity sarve to death two horses
his property II appears from statements made by
the police department. that the horses which were kept
in stable at the corner OF Warwick and Pacific streets
had become sick and unable work. and for this reason
the accused II 10 alleged, left them to their fate II
sad s. IT, sese'a upon learning the suerings
rclsve them, but they beyond help II IL stated
that tho horses had eaton completely through piece OF
timber SIX inches In thickness to the boards of
the building In order to appease their hunger Tho case
one OF the most sggravasing brought before the au
provo true the author the cruelty will DO brought -
speedy justice.
ALL rns war FROM rAnssrowx-ops Of tho most dis
gushing scenes which has had exhibit Newark for
long while presented TO TIM public gaze yesterday
morning gentleman called 1t tho police station and
requested the services Of officer removing tho per-
soa OF drunken woman from the street Officers were
DESPATCHED, and in few moments crowd Of boys, grs
and men heraided the approach Of Bacchns' victim,
Not conqusrer she came but borne in the strong
arms Of three sturdy policemen, while fourth ocer
had four year old child in the rear. tn: ~omans
ing police station she attempted TO prove her COM
baiiysnss. By Unfortunately pitching into AL who
asr her sSs vss aer compeiea % surrender
ana accepted an invisansS to remain swhiic
Sac showed the use which she could put her tongue
BY showerng violent Impressions upon the heads OF
own meditatiops when an individual, husband TO me
woman, made his appearance, leading anosher Of bs
unfortunais offspring He told his simple story, from
that last week started from Tsrytown n T. 70 visit
Washington Upon arriving a. Newark be and his wife
ssrss could procsrT nothing e e: ssyoGd loaf Of
therefore obliged TO satisfy the cravings Of tho inner
man by nllins themselves with the whiskey As an evil
may be stated that quars bottle, labelled Travel
er's Companion" was found In one OF his pockets He
was placed IN durance vile and win to-day. in company
jsii where the two will be prevailed upon TO remain
while, ustwithssandng the contemplated journey 70
Warrington
the police fops appears that certain sections OF the
city becoming populated with nh classes Of CRIMINALS
aud that crim and disorder rapidly Increasing To
has boon found necessary 10 keep policemen I'VE or six
hours longer tam formerly duty w these quarters
bs.n s,sssssd ~ rusns "Sd Ssvsr.lv sisn' While in
other outer wards Of the city affairs we quite a. bad
There seems 70 os discrimination o. The part OF the
plague Several new regulations !. DO observed in the
rsaSns 10 The Common Counts snd viii probably
no person can 30 sppSInssd 60 ns force unless he cso
read and write In the Ersnsh language. 10 citizen
Of The United states and csasn' o. 'ns sas one year
vic,ed Of crime, 10 N ieast Eve feet six inches 10
height s less ihan Cersyaye years o. sge Of good
health and sound 10 cody and mind, and Of good moral
character
Can OpsrRucryoss The President Of the Morris and
Essex Railroad company reply to letter from mayor
Psddisl In regard W. the obstruction OF tho streets by
the cars OF shst company states that hs shall recon-
mend 70 the Board " Directors 81 an early day, the
o. ana ,d y, =: their
pose aud more ssidscory arrangements a 70 thar
ksa.sas ess.asss