The New York herald., 1867-03-13
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
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DETENTION 90 TRAINS on THE WasHISoros Iass -rhs
Washington and Philadelphia train due yesterday er.
ing the Jersey City depot was i've hours late aud the
train the line due at twenty minutes past "a.
by which due at O'Clock this morning in New
York The rst obstruction was caused by break dowa
below Phadslpha and the latter by an accident 70
locomotive on the Baltimore road.
Newark.
AcrIoS or TrR MAsoSs.-The Jourueymen masons held
. meeting At No. lo2 Broad street Monday evening,
when thoy resolved continue strike until the
ployers to their demand OF 81 per day. Several
ployes OF their willingness pay the wages demanded,
while otnSs are engaging hands from distance 70 sup
probable however, that settlements Of the dcultieo
will soon be made.
IDENTIFIED. Tho body OF the man found floating h
Newark bay about two weeks since, noticed in the
HERALD the time, has been recognized n that a
Patrick Kaghny, OF Brooklyn. The remains had bssu
inferred al the Potters Field public burial ground: bat
the grave opened at the solicitation Of the miosnG
mans friends, when the Identification took place.
PASSING CousrsRyEr NorEs-on Monday night Abra-
ham Lazarus hailing from Williamsburg, was arrested
at the Market street depot while waiting for srain fos
having passed counterfeit $40 bill Mra GekIe.
keeper Of bakery, at No 2a2 Court street. Hs was
he taken before United states Commissioass
Whitehead, and by him committed for sxamiua.on
Trenton.
TIE CASE OF RuH.-Ths New Jersey Court OF Pardons
80" ~>Ss sass oscuin8 ~ Atcutou, IN tuo Gxoou0vO
Chamber Among other applications for pardon, The
case or Charles F. Rub will be considered. It will bs
remembered that Rub found guilty Of hrih-,x .-A
large number Of citizens Of the state have united n
pett0ning for his pardon Considerable Interest felA
In the Barclay Haines convicted also OF bribery
was only sentenced TO pay fine, and IL thought by
many that there was Partially shown the Of tho
latter.
TnH CHARTER ELEcTIoS-RTuBLIcAx vrcroRY-The
Orange charter election was held yesterday and resulted
in republican victory by rs majority. The following
town officers were chosen Mayor Edward H. Ensign;
Clerk, Mark A. Ward; Treasurer James G. Hardin; SUE
perintendent OF Schools Samuel Backus Marshal
Joseph G. Tomkins Messrs. Ensign and Hardin two ol
although they are democratic In the First ward ne
democratic ticket nominated. Jared b. Porter was
olected Councilman and Marshall N Smith chosen Free.
holder-both republicans In the Second ward tho con-
hict for supremacy very earnest but resulted In
favor OF the republicans by majority Henry W. EgnoR
to fill vacancy. For chosen Freeholder OF this ward
Jesse Williams elected In the Third ward
no republican ticket was nominated and the following
democratic candidates elected :-Councilmen Jos.
vacancy; Chosen Freeholder John H. Matthews. Very
little interest was taken in the election, and many New
York merchants who reside in Orange failed TO deposit
their ballots The republicans had q majority at the
last election Of co.
RETALLATIoN.--The authorities Of Paterson recently
passed ordinance regulating the speed Of Erie railway
trains through the city to six miles hour Tho com.
pany have stopped selling excursion tickets be.
that city and Now York. and much Inconvenience.
is felt by the people Of Paterson account thereof