The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-05
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


HORRIBLE CRUELTY. Compliant has been made at the
police station by which 1t is alleged that man named
Ashmsnd, an exprcssman Of Newark, has shown such
lack OF ell humanity starve TO death two horses
his own property. II appears from statements made by
tho police department that the horses which were kent
in stable at the corner OF Warwick and Pacific streets
had become sick and unable to work. and for reason
the accused, II alleged left them TO their fate Il 10
said hst several neighoors upon learning the suerngs
which the animals were undergoing, endeavored to
rcsye them but they were beyond help. II 10 stated
that the horses had eaton completely through piece OF
timber six inches thickness tho weather boards of
the building In order to appease their hunger Tho case
hortes in long we and should ali the ass sas
prove true the author q the cruelty will DO brought
speedy justice.
ALI rHs war FROM TAnksrows OF the most dis
gusting scenes which has had is exhibit in Newark for
long while presented tho public gaze yesterday
morning. gentleman called At tho police station and
requested the services OF officer removing the per.
soa Of drunken woman from the street Officers were
sn s Of
Not as conquerer she came but borne In the strong
arms Of three sturdy policemen, while fourth oficer
had four year old child In the rear. The woman's
clothing almost entirely torn from her body. Arrv-
ing the police station she attempted TO prove her com
might impsas her onward march. ynforsunassly
for her she was n,sly compelled 70 surrender,
~ on s''e q tho prison cells 1honeS copsnsS
sac showed the which she could put her tongue
her captors Hardly had the woman been LEFT 70 her
own meditations when an individual husband 10 .he
womaa, made b. appearance leading sncsher Of be
which seems that bis IL Terrence Connerty and
that last week he started from rsrryown, n y visit
nSa ~. ne ana MS y
bread an inyOu and pint Ssstsy and sh.y ~; ". r.
therefore obliged TO satisfy the cravings Of tho inner
man BY nng themselves with the whiskey. As evil
dopcs Of the tuthfuness Of portion OF the story
IT,, may .. ssa that quart bottle Labelled Travel
placed IN durance VILE and will to-day in company
with bis wife and children, pay a visa 70 the county
jail where the two will be prevailed upon 10 remain
Q WHILE Notwithstanding the contemplated journey 10
Police AP,ARs.-From statements made By officers Of
the police foDs II appears that certain sections OF the
city becoming populated With NIL casses Of criminals,
aud that crime and disorder rapidly Increasing To
such alarming extens 10 crime being augmented, ~
has been fount necessary 70 keep policemen Owe or SIX
hours longer !Aan formerly on duty W. tbsse quarters
been attacked " ruans and severely tssten while In
other outer wards Of the city affairs ere quite bad
Tier: seems 70 ss discrimination 2, as par. Of the
plague Several new regulations DO observed In the
appointmest Of policemen have ben ordered tc third
be passed. According 70 these new rules
person DO appointed tns force unless be
read and write In the Enyfsh language, 10 . citizen
Of The United States and resdent OF the State one year
mex, prior 10 his appointment, has never been con-
vic,ed Of crime, 10 N ieast ave feet six inches 10
height y less than lsrsy-ove years o. - sol good
character
Can OpsrRucrIoss The President Of the Morris and
Essex Railroad Company reply 10 letter from mayor
Psddisj In regard w. the obstruction Of the streets by
the cars OF that company, states that he shall
mend 10 the Board VI Directors 81 an early day, the
removal Of their engine and oar houses from their
present locatIen at Newark, aad that he will also pro-
pose aud more ssisscory arrangements a. 70 their
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