The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
.Tersey City.


COMPLETION Tbs ERIE STREET RAILROAD The new
line Of railroad, connecting Jersey City and Pavonia
ferries hav been completed tho close OF week.
the were placed Vt yesterday morning for the
first time. Two new cars have boon added, which cna
bile the company run their cars every ten minutes
instead of every fifteen minutes, as heretofore.
LIQuoR DEALER AGRrsTgD-- Thomas Cahili proprie-
tor Of liquor store 80 Prospect street, arrested
Yesterday afternoon warrant issued by Justice
Quafs for selling liquor without license He held
TO bail to answer the complaint
HObokem.
A THIEF IN rHR NGHT.--About ten minutes after
twelve O'Clock yesterday morning = named James
NcCorer obtained entrance 10 the grocery store Of Mr.
Cox. at Weehawken. by means OF a key usually hung
up for the accommodation OF the employed there
He in the act OF pllferlng the money till when
caught. bu taken by surprise that he took
money. He was brought before Justices Pope and
Conkhn when he pleaded guilty Of petty larcsncy and
sent to the county Jail for two months. EcCorder
is about thirty.hve years OF age
CrAsGg ~ 7rs PAsronsHr OF ST ifay's, wrsr
HosoKES-Rev. Father Timothy, or the Passonist
Retreat and pastor Of ST. Marys. West Hoboken, took
his departure YESTERDAY afternoon for Pitisnurg,
reverend gentleman bears with him the prayers and
regrets Of the flock for whom lie laoored jealousy
during his career among thcIn.
Newark.
INJURED ruNr.--Ahoat Gve O'Clock yesterday
afternoon Mr.. Charles Norpel, chief engineer OF the
zinc works at Newark. had his left hand very badly
injured by catching ii IN donkey pump The wounds
were dressed by city physician.
ForSD DRowsEp The body OF an unknown man was
found in the rassaic river the Commercial dock,
Yesterday noou and was removed 20 the dead house OF
oles 4 vreeland for identification. Deceased was
clothed in brown sack coat dark pants brown woo'ien
SHIRT, white wooen u1dershrt, white socks and Con-
gress CATERS.
MINOR Police NEws.-owing probably to the rain tho
quiet of the city undsturbed yesterday by the usual
braws and ngnts. only SIX being made. -Four OF
the number taken before the Justice on the simple
charge or drunkenness and fined the sam OF 81 So
while Louisa ScuGder. for alleged drunkenness and
breach, sent TO the county Jail for Eve davs and
Adam Saltwater. arrested on charge OF stealing 81
was sent home TO his parents with a rerrimaud, he
being too young to punish.
ArsrsT or Az ALLEGED DEAIss AND Plssfa OF CorS-
TERrnTs.Albert Honeand, keeper o. hotel at white
house on the line of the Central Railroad arrested
yesterday on charge OF dealing In and passing counter
felt money he was taken before United states Com.
missioner Whitehead and beld TO bail in the sam OF
81 600 to appear for examination on Monday next
Morristown.
THs CAMP MEErSc.-The religious exercises OF We'd.
nesday at the camp meeting at Morrlsovn accom-.
panied with grea, spiritual power. The congregation
during the day the largest assembled upon the
camp ground Rev. A. Craig preached sermon in the
mornng from John /: -, "But many as received
Gca 20 R raen Brown. OF the rIoy Conference. fol-
lowed with powerful exhortation. In the afternoon
the Rev. Mr. McCnesney delivered an effective discourse,
found ng his remarks upon the words OF Paul, God
forbid that should glory, in the OF Lord
Jesus Christ" deep religious feeling ~ prevalent
among the assembled people, and Is daily increasing
The services win continue over Sunday next.
Elizabeth.
PIcSIc roR WIDOWS 0RrHASs' FUsp.--The Fire
Department OF Elizabeth held picnic on Wednesday,
the proceeds be devoted to the widows and Orphans
Fund. The picnic q complete success. seven
hundred persons being In attendance beautiful silk
flag presented 10 Hook and Ladder Company No 4,
that organization receiving the largest number OF votes
| for the There was earnest contest between
the companies for the banner Osccola Company
No received lis votes, aud the winning company
302 number OF the members OF other companies
being that IL would prove useless TO cast ther
for their organizations voted for the Hook
and Ladder Company.
Trenton.
I REMOVING THE MArKxr.--The question OF removing
the market again being discussed, favorine The
idea Of throwing the business open competition.
former meetings Of the Board OF Health its removal
advocated on sanitary grounds.
The CRors.-The potato rot has made its appearances
In Somerset county. in many parts OF which the early
varieties will no. be worth digging Tho wheat croI
promises fairly but continuance Of rain will scrousl,
affect H. Oats are the best crop the farm and vii
give an abundant yield. With regard to iruit peschc
rather scarce while apples are complete failure
The recent rains have done much damage many places
10 the crops IN general.