The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-04
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey civ.


BwoRE THE UNITED SrsrEs COMMISSIONER Ferdinand
BurCkhards, Charles Wilocn and Bennett Brunn VINO
were arrested last week for forcby entering the Nor
wegan brig yeras and failing therefrom the trunks OF
two sailors named Carl J. Getson and Hans A. Gsader
son. were brought before Commissioner Jackson yeser
day. They waived an EXAMINATION and were mated
for trial IN default of 81 500 bail each.
ILLICIT OSCILLATION james Jackson Of Bayonne,
was arrested yesterday morning. issued by
Commissioner Jackson for dsstilng liquor without
license. Tho complaint. made by Deputy Collector
Vanderzee who alleges he fon1d the apparatus In full
blast Jackson was committed to the City Prison and
will be brought up for examination this forenoon.
RoBREay IN BOARDING House. About nine o'clock
yesterday morning boarding house. kept BY Mr.. WI
nants in Fourth street, was entered, and watch and
chain with some jewelry amounting In all 10 $780,
taken therefiom. Not the slightest clue has been
obtained Of the thief or thieves.
Hudson City.
PRISONERS SENrEscED.-In the cass of the Mexican
outrage, which has agitatcd the public mind for the
las. few weeks thoprsoners brought up yesterday
for sentence. The court crowded. Demott
$500 fine and four months imprisonment; Donnely,
5000 fine and four months Imprisonment; Brennan,
$500 fine and four months imprisonment. The eniency
of the sentences took every by surprise, the
prisoners themselves.
Communipnw.
THE Stock YARps.--The receipts during the past week
2e5 cars containing 2le6 Gait e, ss07 hogs 74Ss
sheep and 2l7 horses.
ATTEMPT AT WHOLESALE MuRDER.-0n Saturday night
last an attempt made by some unknown villains TO
throw a train the Morris and Essex Railroad from
tho track and thereby kill and njure passengers. As
the quarter to twelve p NJ train from New York had
reached the Bloomfield junction. about two miles above
Newark the engineer noticed an iron tie across the
track He Immediately whstled for the brakes TO be
put and reversed the engine but too late the
train being thrown from the track. Fortunately: no
person injured, and but little damage done. Had
it been that the engine carried unusually brilliant
light the loss OF life would have been startling
DARING 0urRAaE.-k man named Williams. employed
on Morris canal boat, while walking on his boat
seized by party Of rufians yesterday afternoon and
after being badly beaten, robbed OF his pocketbook
and its contents Tho rascals made their escape.
Paterson.
RowpYnM TIN ERiH RAILROAD CARs-On Sunday
afternoon number OF roughs entered the train that
leaves this city at O'Clock and, entering the ladies'
car smoked and became quite bofstcrous Several ladies
complained the smoke the conductor intsrpossd
In vain He was threatened with violence he did not
keep quiet. When the train within half mile OF
Boiling spring station the conductor in the act OF
passing across the platform, when he hurled of the
car and before the cars came . stand the ruflans
escaped The conductor received slight Injuries
SUDDEN DxATH-CoRoSER's lSouET-A stranger
named Knapp died suddenly saturday night at the
house whore he lodged An inquest held YESTERDAY
when II given in evidence that he had been suffer.
OF God"
New Providence.
DROWNED IN PAssArC RIvKR.-0n Saturday evening
last young man named Patrick Kkerry drowned
while bathing in the Passaic river Tho body
cred sunday morning, and certificate OF accidental
drowning granted Deceased single man, Of steady
habits, and aged twenty-two years.
Trenton.
MAGsrRArE IN TRoUDIE.-One Of the Justices OF this
city Squire Cubbery tried yesterday before Chief
Justice Beasey a charge Of having failed send up
70 the Grand Jury the record Of certain tried before
him. In January last q man named Weiss, who had
pork stolen from him. 10 Squire Cubbery for
a search warrant and got from him authorizing him
TO search all the houses In Chambersburg The warrant
resisted the plea that II was illegal. The re-
sisng party finally arrested and Imprisoned, and
Afterwards released by tho Squire his
nizance. He brought In the plea Of ignorance. The
Court reprmanded him severely, and fined him twenty
dollars and costs.
DESCENT A DsoRDEEIY Housx-A descent made
by officers Seeds aud Hseeman the house rather
we'll known by the name OF the "wrens Nest,v near
the state Prison. Saturday night. -Four were
made. The prisoners taken yesterday morning be-
fore Justice Doppo and remanded till next court day
RAILWAY Posr OyricE BuRoIARY.-The two men ar
rested suspicion Of having broken into the Rah way
Post ONCE released Saturday night there not
being sufficient grounds for the charge brought against
them.
Bordrntown.
BOARD on HEArrH The Commissioners OF the Board
Of Health making the most strenuous exerons to
put the city In a. sanitary condition possible An
ordinance issued by them. and which into force
June 1, imposes a heavy nne all who do ..
datey comply with the laws and regulations OF the
Board OF Health.