New-York tribune., 1867-08-20

,.ross,e oil lamp and was consumed With valuable
yoke Of cattle. Loss about s2oo Insured FOR $1,000
SUFFOLK COUNTY, l.. Mr.. Charles
Tones of Suffolk County, L. l., has several animals by
The disease known as rinderpes.
GREENP0RT, 1T is said that the run
ming OF trains on e Long Island railroad eass OF RIVER
henu VIII sogn ue discontinued. -. ,e
The ,,Otato rot has again developed itself on
To- eastern end OF the Island Not more than neOurtn
OF a crop will be made The disease appears TO- n DC os
partly to the peculiar soil Of that section'
JERSEY CITY.-A. II. Williams, CONNER
cial agent for II: f. Dibey Co, OF Mnrrayst rSw o
York was found In stupor the arrival OF the Owl
train at Jersey CITY, yesterday morning. as Is supposed
from the effect Of kind Of drugs After great dGa
of difficulty he partially aroused and was attended
by Police Surgeon Watson. lie had on his person s2oo
IN cash. and 81 900 in drafts and checks:
A German named +. III. Leinhard, % years
OF age, and residing in heseroe-st WiamsDurin was
taken before Acting Recorder Cutter OF jersey cV yes
tn c as, Fton Brooklyn While on
Jersey from Newark on Sunday night me oats We
ing crowded Mrs. L. under the necessity ol tkS
seat by tie side OF the accused. when he proceeded 20
take liberties with her. Accused was conmted 10 'ho
County Jail ~ await trial. 81,
AT an early hour Yesterday morning three men
giving their names Frederick snsbaek, cigar MAKER
FREDERICK Whitmer farineT ana .nd PETERSON on
suspicion Of being engaged in smuggling Inc QUITS I
found the men on the Paterson EaE S With IN
In which found barrel Oh whsHy conain,ut , -, ~
Government brand and Thousand clers non ~ tbem The
prisoners held TO await the acton Oh ue "o'''H
Coroner Warren of Jersey City held an Inquest
ON sunday on the body OF Andrew Hanna, fireman ON
board OF the Cunard steamer Russia VINO dea t,tS
AZ 70 o,cock on Saturday night Deceased was atacheu
With hemorrhage Of the right lung on the h Of August
and under the care of the ships surgeon a h was
posed be nearly we. on saturday nlshJ III nV T I
again attacked and died in few minutes NSfuIes ~
aScordagee with the facts a. as so0ys %nd sSse ma
HUDSON CITY. - Yesterday forenoon,
German named VIM. Fielder, proprietor OF caplnrt i
store on Newarkaye, Hudson Cty was va arrs"en M
E.F..a n
tempted TO outrage person Of married woman n1med
Maria seng. The accused who claims tlat hS y c'h
spiracy, was held III $500 bonds to answer
NEWARK John and Mary Gutner, Frederick
Dacit Henry Gurein and Henry Geller all mpoyfs al
Theodore Bottss dyeing establishment No ig5 %
were arrested yesterday morning, and held 10 pail 20
answer the charge Of throwing Louis BaIsch, fellow.
workman, into kettle of scalding water WHEREBY hls
was broken and his body buried 80 Daay t"O HUT
hopes are entertained OF his recovery
Henry Young, esq, of Newark, has been re-
Gently appointed Assistant u B. DistrleFA''oiheS lo'
On Saturday night last, the Standard Oh Re
Railroad ave, was seized by Revenue officers. upon the
grounds that extensive frauds upon the Government nave
been detected The place IL still held
William Glider, who has fam lily residing III
Newark aud who was arrested there two weeks gb on
charge OF having married in philadelphia young LADY OF
been sentenced for the Ofense by Pennsylvania court
TO one years imprisonment, and fined $500.
The daughter of Nicholas kaufman, years
OF age, who resides with her parents at NO. Prince
sent for pitcher of milk yesterday morning, ana
her wrist badly by fragment Of il that she nearly
bed TO death Last evening hopes were entertained that
she would recover.
All the German singing societies of Newark
10 the number OF IL, accompanied by the Newark Turn
vereins, and veteran military company, marched IN
procession TO Ehehalts Park Springfield ave. yester
day. TO hold their third annual sangerfcst The pro-
gay with banners and music and the iestvi
ties Ut the Park passed off peacefully and agrceaby
james McCraith, dealer III saddlery hardware
at No. IL Mechanc-st, was crossing Commeicest, IN
front Of Smiths saloon yesterday afternoon when soda
water fountain In wagon which stood IN front o the
saloon exploded throwing the fragments IN every drec
tion. one piece flew 20 great hight, and coming down
upon Mr. McCraiths head cut fearful cash in H. IIo
taken 10 his home and cared for. The wound was
pronounced serious one.
HIGHLAND FALLS.-The carpenter shop,
stable, and other buildings belonging to Lawrence Miller
ing During the excitement incident to the occnrrnce
Joseph McClenan, old died OF fright. The hrc -
supposed TO have been the work o an ncenday, clue
10 whom has a. yet been discovered.
PATERSON-The Passaic Falls are now mag
nncent from the immense quantity OF water pouring
down, OWING TO the late rains The river became mighty
ing with like Niagara and oyer1owlng the lower
streets of Paterson nlng cellars aud Easements imd
Works the building itself would have been carried away
the river side bat for hundreds Of sandbas which
flowed and In some spaces oated the boats upon the
meadows. AZ Dcnyne two boats were carried of by
stream. Bridges are earned away aud roads washed
Five cows and two hogs have died after
sudden attacks on the stony road near Patterson,
aud the farmers greatly excited some believing
be the nnderpes aud others hoping the cattle may only
have been accidentally poisoned by the matter from tAe
chemical factory In the vicinity.
PASSAIC BRIDGE.-Ycsterday a narrow
escape from death was made 10y small hoy who was
driving pair of horses that ook fright ~ train and
dashed the water overhowing the meadows until they
plunged OF the rtvcr bank, when the large carnage
hOated over them and they were quickly drowned. The
dead aud then struck of and 20 reach The