The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-09
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey Ciry.

Jersey Ciry.
INcgNDfAaY FiRy.-A frame building ct OF Coles street
set fire yesterday morning, and the contents
entirely destroyed. The loss about $780, upon
which there Is no insurance.
MuTnArISG RAILROAD CAR CusmoNs.--ywo lads named
Robert Davis and James Greedy arrested yesterday
the charge Of mutating cush the OF the
Nex Jersey Railroad and stealing therorOm hair to the
value OF $3.50. They locked up for examination.
Hob0it IN.
SEzURK ALLEGED ILLICIT DIsrLLERE. -Afidaylts
having been made yesterday before Commissioner Jack
that still was being run in Court alley, between
Thrdand Fourth streets warrants issued for the
arrest OF the alleged proprietor. John Hulphus well
Otto Hellenius and Henry Keitsch, who were repre-
senled to be work tnen on the concern. Hulphus
held bail in 81 200 and Hecnius and Hetsch In 5000
each
Newark.
LoSG ISLAND OFFENDER AReEsTsD.-A gentleman
named Ferdinand Knapp, residing at Flushing, /. l.,
appeared at the police station Thursday and made
complaint of Ferdinand Fuchs, who, s alleged.
stole from the former $50 and suit Of clothes The
offender arrested al the Market street depot aud
taken the police statiou where the valuables
found upon him. He was taken to Flushing Yesterday
afternoon for trial.
COUNTY BOARD CAsvAssGgs. The County Board OF
Canvassers met yesterday afternoon, bat all the returns
not being presented the Board adjourned until ten
O'Clock this morning.
ARREST FOR BuRGLAHY.--Stcphon Baker lcolorcd) ana
Bernard Conlin, two boys, were arrested in Bloomfield
yesterday afternoon and taken Newark charge OF
having burgiarousy entered the store Daniel Hewitt
in Rossve ana stealing thorcfrom various articles,
amounting in value TO abont $40. Nearly all OF the
stolen property found in barn in bloomfield, where
Is supposed TO have been slowed by the boys They
committed to the county Jail 70 await the action OF
the Grand Jury.
Elizabeth.
IxcsyDIAREx Two were yesterday arrested by
the Chief charge OF having nrcd the barn
OF ex.Chancellor williamson, which destroyed by
IRE "Wednesday morning. One OF them admit q
having been present at the time committed
but charged the guilt the other arrested Both
men were committed 70 jail
Patterson.
BrRGLARIKs. Tho house Of Enoch Brinkerhon, At
Poay, was entered few nights ago and goods to the
amount Of $3.50 taken On the night the house OF
James l. Brlnkerhof also entered and quantity OF
butter taken. No clue TO the dspredators has been
found.
Tur PUBIC soHooL Llw--Cgssrs or CmLDRsx--In
accordance with the requirements OF the new Public
School laws new census OF the children between the
ages OF Eve and eighteen years OF age has beon
the following resuls:-ln 1856 there were 62l
for this year 10 .a3 showing increase OF l23 of
which Paterson has 2,0Sa
Trenton.
IMPORTANT TO RAILROAD PAsseSCrrs AND JrsTIc.S or
taE PEAcg--In the Supreme Court Thursday The
law students riro examination Terminated favor
ably admitting eight candidates practice at the bar
couusellors and sixteen attorneys. The successful
young gentlemen accordingly in yesterday.
OF the principal for the decision OF the court
yesterday concerned the suit OF Iackerman Co. vs.
Stephens and Others, transportation Company In No
vember 1865, the plaintiffs entered into contract with
the defendants 10 transport Two hundred tons OF iron
from Newark 10 New York. and 10 be delivered there.
ON the voyage up the udson vessel ouDdered. and
iron never shipped 70 its covenantcd desti-
nation. the Court maintained that u the
founderrg the vessel attributable to the pers OF
tho sea or atmosphere ncemenc,es the defendants
were Irresponsible; but the testimony In this case
the vessels with the In question Other
any accident this particular nght The boat
mus. NOT X. nsys entitled 70 vs
An5ther Interesting case OF appeal TO this Court, imp-
eating the New Jersey Railroad Corporation, was adiud-
Gated upon One william Campbell purchased an oscur
sion ticket from Now Brunswick 10 New York. returning
the day The passenger tailed 70 return within the
cprsion ticket. This the rassy officials refused as
ungsnuine, and on arriving II Newark Campbell was
peremp,ory told that he did not pay his fare or SHOW
legitimate ticket he should leave the He refused
TO comply and forcbly expelled at the depot After
his expulsion he exhibited . genuine ticket which he
re-admision a. be could say hut that the other
passengers would b subjected TO similar disturb
asee By HE presence again ca M, accordingly
tion and the Court Of Oyer snd Ysrmner granted him
eerdcs but this Court ordered that Judgment be set
aside a such decision would he highly incompatible
with ths preservation OF peaos and In railway
and prcjudcial 70 tho interests Of the company An
argument Was decided relative 10 the jurisdiction Of
usace Of the peace TO remand criminal for further
hearing on his rscognzancc The Court ruled that
former statute denied the authority, but recent act
empowers ! magistrate TO do So
DrxocHArc RKJoIuSes-A torchlight procession,
consisting Of large concourss Of the citizens marched
sxult,paly through the city On Wednesday night AZ
the copclusiou OF the nocturnal parade the assembly
Vas Addressed By Governor Parker judge Mar and
Leon Abbot, Of Hudson county. The remarks Of the
speakers the great democratic achievement were re-
csivsd with deafening acclamations BY the audience.
R.uaoAp ACCIDENTAL MANS IKcs Cur orr. "A brake
msn named George Booth. employed gravel train
a pv,sto pa was run over yesterday and had both bic
Iers cut or II 10 said the unfortunate had bssa
subject 70 Cts.