The New York herald., 1867-10-22

pany With straags man. Hs was dresses IN s's 49,
spd psnts anl had about $500 on his person.
REPUBLICAN, Executive coxM1rr.-Ihs hspuone.n
County Executive COMMITTEES met a Union HAii' new
srk svsnue Ia.s evening whom the suboommittess on
registration canvass, &c. wore instructed - 70 sae'
duses The meeting was characterized by compiets
harmony ON the measures proposed to cond1cI ens
paign, and few OF the members stated tnei Imps.
sion that, 90 FAR from the party losing ground ,ny
culats on an increased majority in the Assembly o'
triets.
Commanipaw.
Boar RAcs.-Ysstsrday afternoon boat race 'ook
place from Beams boat house. foot Of Van Worst street.
Jersey CITY. the being ten miles around stake.
boats placed within the bay. The race was open 70 Al
cat-rggsd boats twenty-five feet and under The fol'
lowing boats ran nt boat starting II halfpast one
o'clock :-Comst, Lily Beauty, Namslsss. Martha Jsn-
tho distance In one hour and forty eight mipues Lily
second and Beauty third The Jennie and Spunky Ehe
M Dus lot .nsn .a: .sss rss
boat was tho Comet eighteen feet and the shortest ns
jennie: sixteen feet The judges were Captain Wni'e'
j. McKinssry and James Edwards.
H0beken.
TIE SrABBtsa ArrRAy.-Edward Ryan, who lies at the
Sisters hospital Ia stiii in . precarous condition.
consultation OF physicians was held his case last
night. In tho meantime John Mack, she alleged per-
pstraior has sladsd the ofcen Of th{iaw though 1t ~
believed ne has not escaped from &s nsea9srhood.
Three officers started after him 70 teeha wkvs oa ~
they % pss6sd E further on IN half 8 hour iSsrssrds
Mack sntsred the house the ohcet thad juJt left and'
tain Donovan has placed watches q ali tho avenues
escape to Now York and has unncaed with super
iptendent Kennedy and the Chsl of PoLes IN jersey
City. Mack Is about thrtyve years OF age and wears
black cloth With light Kossuth hat. His physque
10 little remarkable, hrs being swollen and one OF
the eyes blackened from blow he receivsd tho cheek
bones are large. HIS brother who s in custody had
preliminary examination last evening before Justice
Pope.
couRr OF OYER AND TERxNn.-The trial Of criminals
&C nmenced yesterday morning. The first called
that Of lady who has sued Of the jersey
City police ofncials for false imprisonment She was
,rS.s h1,s on suspicion Of being
when the court adjourned.
Newark.
MrsISo "A shoemaker living at 10oH Baldwin street,
named Jacob 8. McAister left his home on Saturday
and has been heard from He is sixty years
hat light pantaloons and black vest He Is about i've
feet SIX inches In height
ACCIDENT 10 THE Nsw JkRsxY RAILROAD BRIDGE OvER
rHs PAssAc.-As tho large schooner st. Croix, OF
Calais, Me-, being towed through the draw OF tho
New Jersey Railroad bridge the Passac river she
and swaying around, struck the pier throwing
the draw of tue track upon which IL works and tearing
away portion OF the framework. The injury done to
the bridge only temporary, but hours delay
Cured in the running Of the morning mail train.
SuIcrDE.-The dead body Of q named Henry
Lamps found suspended by rope in the rear room
of the cigar store. No. lo0K Market street. yesterday
The deceased had placed barrel in the corner
and standing thereon had fixed ono end Of the rope
securely to the wall and after adjusting the
other end OF the stepped from the barrel and cooy
launched himself into eternity His determ nation 70
die remarkable, for hrs position was such
could easily have saved himself after stepping from the
barrel He was first discovered by neighbor who had
remarked bis absence and took occasion to look In .
window OF the store, fearing wrong dagger
found upon the table, from which it inferred that
committing suicide Tho county coroner notified
and the body removed to the deadhouss. Deceased
proprietor OF the cigar store HIS brother Christian
Lampe recently Lett this city for unk nown and IL
believed that he has relatives In tho city. No
cause Is assigned for the rash act not pecunary
matters, $500 fouEd upon his person his
store well stocked. He about thrtynve years
Of age.
VERDICT OF MASsrAuGnrER. jury in the case OF
Patrick Kelett. who found dead In an outhouse
Of Mitchell and Scotland streets Orange, have
found verdict OF manslaugher against Henry Lppi.
The testimony went to show that the deceased was
standing on the stoop Of Ippis saloon In intoxicated
condition, and that Lippi dragged HIM to the out
house whore no found, placing him In such stua-
which produced stranguation.
Elizabeth.
PourcAL.-Ths democrats Of tha Second Assembly
district Of Union county have nominated Dewitt G.
Hougn their candidate for the Assembly. Mr. Hough
surgeon In the United States service during the