The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-20

They are now in the possession OF the authorities Oh
Hudson City.
sIxrH ASSEMBLY DsrIcT.-The Democratic Convention,
which met in this city on Friday night, nominated
Henry G. smith Of Rayonns candidate Tor Assembly
in the sixth district. His opponsnt IS John H. smith,
Of Bergen.
Newark.
faE ToRsAy TRlGgDY-CoScLuslos or THE insi---At
nalfpas nne O'Clock yesterday forenoon Tho trial OF
Walsh and Farrely resumed, and Mr. Gud, one
OF the for tho defence, proceeded 10 sum up
and followed by Mr.. Runyon on the same sde-
powerful convincing address, which occupied over
two hours IN delivery Judge Depue then charged we
Jury, who retired 10 deliberate verdict Ihey nao
mol agreed az twelve O'Clock last aight.
Ass,uLT ASp BATTERY TEAL-Frank Mccormick.
against nom indictments for assault and battery
found sentenced nay 6ne Of one hun
bred dollars oil the counts, and has Desn oalseo
hundred dollars appear hereafter Tor sentence
the other
NARROW EscArE.-A two year old son Of Mr.. Edwara
Be,te who resides at No "A south Orange avenue ie
oulor third window story Of his house yesterday after
Tho parents Of the child picked nm up oue upS
a physician being summoned, it was ascefained that the
little FELLOW had sustained but little injury HIS escape
from instant death was miraculous
Forxp DrAn.-A man named Patrick Kelstt was
found in the oshouse OF building. Of Mtchsii
and Scotland streets near Valley station Orange, yes
,erday morning. There being some mystery sur
rounding the thu county pnyScian M
quest 10 be held over tho remains.
Dover.
DRsAbsul AcciDgSr.-As Inc daughter OF Mt Dram,
| OF the firm of Dram Hause, was driving through
Dover on Friday afternoon the horse became fright
dragged iderabie distance the road. sustain
ing injuries which resulted in her death during the
night. she was eighteen years OF age.
Paterson.
STQLEs RECOVERED store of W. Wilbur,
cigar dealer, entered Monday night and large
quantity Of goods amounting TO $780, stolen therefrom.
On Wednesday officer simonon and Mr.. Wilbur went 70
New York aud placed themselves in communication
with the police, and on Friday evening the suspected
arrested. he was conveyed to this city yesterday
morning. and lodged in jail. His name is Charles Graf.
He worked IN the baroers shop next door TO the cigar
store 1t seems the robbery effected by OF
duplicate Key The burglar and his confederate then
disposed OF the goods in New Haven and divided the
proceeds The alleged accomplce has not been arrested
DEMOCRATIC NoMyArIoys-James X. billiard has been
nominated for the Assembly in the Second district and
David Henry for the First district
Trenton. e.
How THE SUNDAY PROHIBITION LIQUOR Law EvADsD
~ TRENTON In the Mercer County Court. last Satur-
day somewhat aughable development or tho routine
| OF liquor selling pursued by Mr. Dewane sundays
came light He charged with vending liquor on
the sabbath in contravenOn OF the STATUTE aud the
70 90 One q Of s waessss
that he came TO this city on Sunday for the direct
purpose Of going TO church, but VINO aid
not wish depart with the Of the
| liquor dealers following him, for not leaving
them stamps Being well posted IL - supposed,
in the Dto0 operandi OF obtaining bender on Sun
day. this gay otharo, accompanied by few fair IN
Inmates from New York rejoicing IN the name Of Hart
too fattefing sweet TO be substantially, visited Mr..
Dewanes hoie TO partake OF little liquid refresh
| ment II appears the drink is decanied into yes.
sells left on the bar aud those who know the ropes
perceive the way innoccntly help themselves This
young gallant flied live drnks OF apple jack Tor the
social company deposited his fifty cents on the counter
| and marched TO the paror TO sweeien his bowf
with gee. The treat repeated, bupin their
happy OF mind tho boys in bIuen ootraded their
unwecome pre- this cornwall cOiere. The OIL
Gals look oil in vain for the BARTENDER hut seeing tho
Law violated they inferred that the beverages c0nd NOS
circulated 10 the Ignorance oil this Iegmata
| attendant and 30 summoned this young gentleman to
support the prosecution or Mr. Dcwauc. and help
10 uuravel tho enigma. The averment went prove
that the ale in a pitcher, tho whiskey In .
bottle the counter and the bar fastened. He say
no shopman, neither did he the proprietor,
he that The owner knew OF his proceeding He
took his drinks, lett the money on the bar and knew no
OF the Transaction Anothers testimony substan-
tated that OF the first but in his the charge was
never paid by him until the succeeding week. Tho
state failed support its accusation and the jury found
| Mr.. Dewane not guilty.
| THE Hrpsos torSry MiLruA.-Gcnera Hatfield, Of Ho-
boken had an interview with Governor Ward and thu
Quartermaster General days since, relative the
uniforms and equipments OF the Hudson County
| Brigade. II urged that while prompt
| ness marked the course Of the Executive towards
the rifle corps Of that county in This respect the
assured General Hatfield that the requisite uni
forms would he furnished without delay the Quar-
termasters Department General Hatfield and Colonel
1 Rogers have To cordial dersanding in the
matter Of Incorporating the two military bodies or
Hudson county, which have hitherto displayed jealous
i rivalry towards each other.