The New York herald., 1867-06-23
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
TssnS0 FIRE EsGsEs-The result Of the trial OF nre
engines on Friday evening being quite satisfactory.
in consequence Of prevailing wind at the time. another
trial has been resolved upon early day by the Com
m on Council committee The Gazelie IL not an old en-
gne, as has been stated
How YourHs CosxEsoE CARKsa or CRxE. Thomas
Drum, aged sixteen Eugene Doran aged twenty, and
John OHara. aged sixteen. brought up ~ the
Recorders Court Friday morning for lurking around
10 suspicious manner. having bsen found asleep iu
water closet When searched there were found two
Wallets package Of milk tickets, file and bunch OF
keys, Of which bore the stamp OF the New Jersey
Railroad The latter found with Drum, whose pa
the ana rag s%
thercupon sent him to the County Jail for sixty days
Doan was In Ike manner recommended by his uncle to
months John 0Hara, who 1t appears, was rather the
dupe OF the Others, was discharged
HebOken.
REsCUE or DRowEIN0 MAS.-As tho ferry boat Hobo
ken was midway on her trip on Thursday evening
Of the men on board q soop which passing cried
out there was man in the water ahead The pilot had
the ferry boat promptly stopped and BY the exertions
Of several passengers, the drowning rescued
He stated that he tell overheard from the barge Peter
Balanne and there being no small boat aboard he was
lcft 20 shit for himself best he could On transfer
ring him to the barge the captain was asked why ne
did not comply with the regulations the keeping OF
small boats aud il ID alleged he gave most offensive
reply.
MILITARY ORpER-An order promulgated yester-
day to the Third battalion state Rife corps by Major
Rogers setting forth tho commission OF Governor Ward
for the appointment OF officers follows Surgeon,
John w. Hunt Chaplain Rev. L. s. Noble; Pay master,
Joseph A. Wood: Assistant Surgeon John B. Burdett
Quartermaster Hewlett P: Seaman. There is also a
n0n-commissoned staff OF four officers The headquar-
ters OF the battalion VIII be at Hudson City.
Greenvilie.
HORRIBLE DEATH A CHnn-On Thursday afternoon,
while Mrs Campbell, residing on the plank road, was
washing her child about three years old was playing
through the room Unseen by the mother il moved to
tub OF scadng water and tumbied into it head tore.
most that being able to make itself heard by cry
II was dreadfuy scaded before the attention OF the
mother was directed to it, The poor child died in great
agony.
Newark.
INSURANCE COMPANIES vs.. FREwoRKs.-The various fre
insurance companies Of Newark resolved petition
the Mayor to enforce the law the Fourth of july
which declares that fireworks, guns, &c, be dis
charged within the city limits On the anniversary OF
independence Day the authorities have not caused the
law 70 be enforced undoubtedly being impeed to that
by patriotic feelings. The insurance companies
feel however that their interests require the enforce
mont OF the statute in view OF the conagrations which
have occurred elsewhere by careless use OF powder.
THE CONSPIRACY CASES AGAIN PosrpoSED.-The exam
nation the charges Of conspiracy preferred by Mr.
Ezra Marsh against several members Of the Coach
makers Union has been again postponed. The exami-
nation il now set down for July at ten O'Clock A. H.
ANOTHER DROWNING Casa little daughter Of Mr..
Hugh Smith, residing at No. 70 Hoyt street, found
drowned in sink in the garden Of the house. Friday
the sink containing about four feet Of The child
had been playing with elder sister few moments
before her disappearance discovered. The county
physician granted certificate Of accidental drowning.
CAUTION 10 BArHxRs.-A lad aged ten years. named
John Bolton residing at No ol Adams street, died very
suddenly from the effects Of heat yesterday morning.
He had been bathing and upon his return to hs resi-
dence, complained OF feeling unwell, and died about
four hours afterward He had been ovsrheatsd whom
entering the water
TIE LATE DROWNING AccIpRSr-BoDY RscovEnsD.-
The body Of the French lady, Mrs. Ulm whose death
by drowning recently noticed In the HERALD has
been recovered after being the water two days. The
bodies Of the two children have not yet been found.
SrrrIsG THE CorRr MARrIAL-The late court mar
ta which adjourned after disposng Of the Of Cap
tain Tpson, will its business tomorrow evening
the same place. Tho question Of rigid discipline IN
the State Rifle corps will command particular atten
tion
Michael Hsnnsbers, employed BY the New Jersey Rail-
road Company in the capacity Of brakeman. had his
right hand severely injured Friday while coupling
cars the Centre street depot The hand caught
Ills nnssrs was af,srwsrds smputsisd and is feared
that others will have 70 be taken on
Paterson.
A1MPrED SUIcIDE.-On Thursday evening . man
named Gilbert Salmon went into saloon and asked FOR
gass Of beer Having taken It he inquired tho way 70
report Of pistol was heard, and the bartender rushing
out pushed open the door Of the prvy, when 70 his
surprise he discovered salmon shot through the head
With the pistol stil 10 his hand doctor promptly
called and the ball extracted from the forehead
where had lodged. The man was Afterwards taken In
charge BY his frieRds.
DEATH FROM STARVATION Thursday it was discov-
cred that woman had died Of starvation 81 Jersey
street. II seems the family have been only in this
country some few weeks having from Ireland and
the husband getting work In New York sent the family
10 live in this city but he took sick week since and
the wife, from watching and hunger, took sick and died.
CoIoRxp NAE SHOT BY AccrDESr.-Mr De Baum, who
keeps beer saloon near Saddle river, on Wednesday
went into his garden TO shoot robins with pistol and
seeing near took aim and fred On the instant hs
heard unearthy YELL which proved to be that Of col
ored man who working In . strawberry patch near
by the ball having lodged In his hand He was brought
city TO have extracted, but the doctor could not
extract II.
ForSp DRowxm.-coroner Bennett held an inquest on
the body OF man found the sand bar below White
Hill Thursday afternoon His name Is supposed 70 be
John McCloud. employed tho sand boat George WASH
ngton, Of Philadelphia The body was ordered TO DO
Inferred.
CouRr OF PARpoSs.-The Court Of Pardons still holds
nightly session. The following persons, imprisoned
for the minor offences Of burglary larceny, assault for
Han: Hancock. Camden; Robsrt ". Eccuiioush Elizabeth
Peter J. Schenk, Monmouth county; Charles Long,
Monmouth county; Michael Carrigan, Somerset county
Nichoas s. Champion, Atlantic county; Mary Clifford,
Hudson county There still six hundred and thirty
seven convicts In the State Prison. many OF whom
In anxious expectation Of being pardoned.
BoY DROWNED Thomas Crawford, boy Of about
eight years. was drowned on Thursday evening in the
water power He had been 20 church the greater part
OF the day t being festival Of Corpus Chrt taking
part In the procession &C. The body found about
an hour after the occurrence.
SCHOOL LAw.-Thc Board Of Frcehoders At ther late
tha
school law passed BY the last Legislature There is
rumor OF steps being taken 10 have u repealed
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