The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-03

Bernard Farrey, who was recently convicted Of
Ger 10 me nrs degree for having been an accessory with
inoma welsh IN the murder OF Patrick foray on me
night OF the 4th OF July last but was subsequently,
granted new trial BY the Supreme Court pleaded
upon sentenced the prisoner 10 ten years confinement.
IN the State Prison. He viii probably BIO taken TO
Trenton to-day.
CoURr or QuARrER SESSION. i'm the Court OF Quarter
Sessions yesterday morning the following prisoners
were sentenced TO the State Prsion Collins TWO
accusations larceny two years concurrent Lewis Frey
larceny SIX months George Brown breaking ana enter
ing, eighteen month";
ALLEGED FRAUD ON THE Go, ERsxEyE-An item re-
Gently appeared in the HERALD in which was stated
hat frauds on the government had been detected among
the jewellers OF the CITY, Yesterday morning manu-
featuring jeweller named John r. Person, doing bust
ness In the rear OF No 81 Greene street. was arrested
And taken before United States Commissioner Wni,e-
making iaise returns Of goods sold BY hun between
January, ls6A and September 1867 The deficiency .
sxsd oy Deputy Revenue Inspector John r. Williams ~
$4sI Is hr. Pierson held to ball in the sum ~
u, 700 10 appear for examination on Friday next
BITTEN By A HoRsE-A teams.sr In the employ Of
Mr. Beatty, Of Bloomfield, named John Crane, was So.
verey bitten on the BY horse yesterday morning
He was endeavoripg to back up team OF horses oy
pulling back the bride when OF the horses sud.
denly seized the mans left between his teeth and
retained the hold until men passing released the
man The arm was horribly nanglod the bones being
broken and the flesh dreadfuly laceraled.
arrested at Hopoken yesterday and taken before the
United States Commissioner, charge OF having IN
his possession eight counterfeit $40 god pieces When
arrested he had on his the badge OF United States
Independent detective He held for examination.
VineInnd.
FEMALE SuFFRAGE.-A largo meeting In favor OF uni
versal suffrage was held At vineIand on Saturday
last. Representatives from different sections Of New
Jersey and from other States In attendance.
Now Jersey State Woman Suffrage Association" was
organized, with Lucy Stone Of Newark as President,
and John Gage, Of Vineland Vice President Kesolu.
lions we're adopted declaring that "woman's right
TO vote in New Jersey had never been legally can
celled," and that .tne one hundred and thirty-our
thousand women OF New Jersey righully entitled
to vote" Several hundred dollars were pledged to the
socetys fund II decided to thirty thousand
copies of address 10 the omale Of New Jersey and
10 employ lecturers to the State In favor OF To-
male suffrage Letters read from Thomas Garrett
Of Wilmington, DEL, and from Colonel Alexander, OF
Leavenworth, Kansas. Addresses were delivered Dy
Lucy Stone, Robert Dale Owen, Lucrea Mott Henry b.
Black well, and Others
Trenton.
THE SENTENCE OF VAN ARsDALE, THE MuRDEsER Con-.
nUrEDThe OF Van Arsdale convicted OF muir
der at somerve has been commune cd by the Court Of
Pardons Imprisonment for life the ground OF in
sanity The majority OF the court were or OPINION tnat
several Of the facts and circumstances cited on the trial
against the prisoner pointed TO mental arrangement