The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10
NgW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.



ExcsrT1oSs 10 ZEE CLosISe 0RprsAscB-rhe order
nom the Police commissioners relative 70 the closing OF
qaor and places Of business Sundays makes
execution in the or bsrbsrs, newspaper vendors
ard gsss The srst and being allowed 70 keep
spsn usliI nice o'clock A. n, and market men ana
bacssrx WAC keep customer purchases in Ice boxes
zschau, Who arrss.ed oa sunday for selling liquor,
was brought before the Recorder and 6ued $40.
CHARGED WITH BIGAAy.-A woman brought before
Justice Allen yesterday morniug, charged by David s.
Barthof resident Of Bergen. who claims to DO her
husband according To law, with marital inhdehty She
gave among other names that or Hancock and did
conceal the facs that she aegia to another but
when called upon to continue with said she coaldnt
see u. She keeps house 10 New York and happen ng
hands Of Constable Tsadwell and nov liss in the
county jail for trial
ATTEST OF AtzmsD BuRoLsRs Tho independent de-
ecvs force Of Newark have succeeded IN arestng
men, whom u Is alleged, have committed several bur-
Charles In shs portions Of Essex county Ths par
culays Of the arresta follows store Of Mr.
Kas Osborne Believills, having been turgariousy
entered and valuable goods stolen, that gentleman
plsosd 70 matter in the hands Of the detectives Be
Rsving that the headquarters Of the burglars
weve at New York Detectives were placed on
wacA - the ferry slips IN that city whose duty vas
70 rass snd ascertain the stopping pIsces Of all sus
pe,ss cbssacse At lass two Individuals were followed
- y
ssahhsd he supposison that the place occupied
~ rscstvcr Of stolen goodA search Of the premises
ss ana
Yak edosn having barn coalnsd she supposed thieves
On Wednesday night The prisoners we're taken 70 New
ark ard committed coonty jill by Justice Dean 70
sshmI1s, and John Jscs. alias Christian jaeger It is
sad thae they have the reputation In police circles or
betsg most desperate buresrA and have served terms "
H1ofn vSRiun hsxpU laN{0u RaQi60 n
property ilenii6ed by the Belevle gentlemen, other
Good vased ct 300. seized and retained at
The Twentieth prscncs station for Identification.
EARLY Co0xe-About alf.past ssvea O'Clock on
Monday night delegation Of abost one hundred dry
goods salesmsn nom the issdsg sores Of the city.
waited upon several prepretoso dry goods stores IN
Market street, who bad signed agreement 10 close
their stores al seven r. and had failed 70 do 60 Quite
excitement was created. and large crowd collected
but the matter was peacsably sstslsd and the stores
were closed. [t& ~ssts ,.ss...s s..
Cneus o. cmuDaxx m nm Crx-According 10 the
rsposts returned By the several assessors. there are
n. 45o children in Newark, soliows:--Fst ward,
& s;ss:d .s If, ss 5ss s:ss S .ss gSs G
Beyenth wt5d. ITO; Eighth ward. Hoo; Ninth ward,
hlse Tsnl3 sard. isl2: Esss.th ssrd' ass; rssfsh
J 6oufnnna Rslnr--Mavor Peddie q Newark, has re-
cssvsd stssr hon wn1 h Blaioek, the Secretary Of
The Rshef Committee q Fayssss county. Georgia. in
HhiA Il ~ ssassd Mr. ~vssmns pcn the several
disscts show The sAsmsng fscs that thers are over
two tbousand whites and one thousand blacks who
sss dsiiuss a broad and Of the msans 70 ret Hun
dreds dalg wandering 70 Andfro ID SArch u food
~ smpasymsnt While the better class arc serously
contemplating the aSful prospect Of abandoning
pam or al ther cvsp Il win b impossible to reach
harvest Tune without the most extreme suffering, II
not starvation In many instances unless aided from the
North Such for bread has seldom been heard any
country Tho condition Of Affairs stated cer-
Sed TO by the Clerk Of Fayeue county. Contributions
for the relief OF inhabitanf this county will be
forwarded their destination IL oft with Mayor Pedd,s
Mount Holly.
Posr OryIcE DISCONTINUED The fts Once heretofore
established at smithve Burlington county. been
discontinued by OF the Postmaster General not
being deemed for public benefit to sup
Post Office that point Letters heretofore nd.
dressed m.hviile should be directed TO Mount Holly
NJ