New-York tribune., 1867-10-18

Three young men, Eugene Horton die Rlnzle
Of No $50 Yorkst Jersey cry sTn, ir,a Hotel on
wednesday evening, and sailed In yacht III ie direction
OF the Battery The boat found off the Battery cap
sized and stove No OF its occupants mas peeh IT,
ceyed, and il is supposed that they were drowned
Yesterday afternoon the body of an unknown
man. apparently German, ana about % years vi 90,
and waistcoat black sack coat, and casn boots, was
found the river and taken to the Central karoau pier
on memorandum book was written Herman Gun
ther No 93s Wes Thirty second ST. " " and words in
German this cfiect-"Dr. Hugrath has done MS uutS'
God take me up in Heaven Amen"
HUDSON CITY Yesterday Il well dressed
man called Alderman Platburgs house, and told Mrs
r. that her husband wanted her to send his best coat as
he going toNewN Nork and also her gold watch ana
bracelets, which he would have repaired she unsas-
pectngy complied, and Of course that was the last oi H.
BERGEN, n. J.-Mr. Robert Kleham was
garroted by four outlaws in Black Lane Bergen Wed
nesday Hgh and robbed Of s65 gold watch and chaln,
$780, by Messrs Rodgers Coz and one for SllO by Mr
Wetherby. The thieves escaped.
NEWARK. Edward w. Blake, who circu-
lated spurious bannOtes at the Pointyile eanlneeng
while pretending exalted a. Pisiy y % PrsoS Ths ld
notes it remarkable fact that MT Ehslt Tl & rne
firm of Ehehalt seyde whose brewery, in Newark vas
destroyed by explosion died III Germany on the uay
Of the explosion here
ORANGE, n. 1.-THE citizens have decided
not TO purchase site for town hall Residents OF the
outskirts of the village have armed themselves against
the bandtti that have recently infested TINS region anu
Tuesday night Mr.. Skinner shot but failed 10 XIII Two
or three burglars The fellows had accepted his hospital
ites and risen before daybreak to ransack bis house
They took away $50 in money.
The people of Orange County, NJ, whereof
Mr. c. b. Mcclellan is a resident anxiousy expecting
him home They preparing to give him reception
FRANKLIN, n. J.-In June, 1866, Mr.. J. Robert bert
Gntterson OF Franklin, while walking from ts PlSe PSso
toward ReIIeviIle ost his pockebook, containing soV
Tie gained no tidngs oft till about week ago. Wnen us
1uohter a in the possession OF the daughter o MI n
" Pevnods nocketbOOk resembling the one loSt p her
,hoy Cntterson had supposed that ne lOst tno pOoA
r voidss house and had made inquiries tnere CON
nornincit ON Tuesday Reynolds was arrested IN New
VI I'M ss,here he has been employed He was taken 70
Now,r, ond there held on charge OF granu larceny
He stoutly asserts his innocence
BLAUVETVILLE, n. Jan old man and
wife named HOfmeyer who lived in an Old house aSont
nlle and half from this place, were murdered on sun
day night Tfe couple last seen on sunday anu %
they did not appear usual the neighDore rearing nt
some accident had happened broke In the door on Meu
nesday and found the bodies OF the man ana woman
living on the bed with several hideous wounds on each
An axe covered with blood found on the moor near
the he'd An examination showed that Doth nau Deen
killed with the axe each having been wounded seveIai
times The wall at the Of the bed bore the imprint
OF bloody hands though in their terror and sunerngs
the old couple had sought means OF escape from ne
murderer Thus far clew has been 0btalned 10 tne
murderer and is impossible to guess what c9ud nESe @
been the motive which prompted the murder: nS IhS
couple were considered poor 30 that te money couu
not have been temptation