The New York herald., 1867-05-18
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.

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A NAN FoUNp DRowyED.--About ten o'clock Yesterday
morning the body Of a man was found floating in the
water near the Dry Dock. On his person were found
two collars and half silver WATCH and three receipts
one from Mosaic Encampment No. g. A. O. OF G. F., New
York. crediting John Peters (Which probably the
name O. deceased With payment Of his Dues and dated
receipts from Continent Lodge Of the order
No. l6, signed by John wilson. The dressed
i've Of There every reason to suppose the
body is that OF the who was hurled of sIoop in
the North river two or three weeks ago.
Bergen.
SHOOTING AFrRAy.-About eight O'Clock on Thursday
evening quarrel took place at Bergen Point between
two men named Burdett and Oliver, resulting in the
shooting Of the former II appears that Burdett was
prosecuted last fall for grand larceny on the
Central Railroad and was sentenced to nve months i'm
prisonment oliver was the principal witness against
the prosecutor. Burdsit went BY the nve O'clock
dummy on Thursday evening to Ansetts store where
action and then struck him with slung shot or some
other weapon Both clutchcd each other and terrible
fred three shots the last only taking eiecs The bali
lodged In the neck and taken out yesterday
ing olvs5 promptly delivered himself up % the aa.
$1,000.
Newark.
SHOCKING TRrATxESr CHnDREs.-A storekeeper OF
West Newark, named Henry Brenneman. was arrested
yesterday charge Of having made inhuman assaults
upon three OF his children. II appears that Thurs
day night the accused beat the children in on unmer-
cifu manner after which he Turned TWO Of them girls
OF about seven and eleven years. from tho house. and
about midnight the two children applied for refuge a,
the house OF their uncle in Court street. where they
received and kindly treated One OF the children appeared
before Justice Mile yesterday, and her head and face
found be covered with bruises which seemed to
stepfather the child who was allowed 10 remain At
home, boy Of thirteen years was severely beaten,
afterwards locked mp in room Of IN upper story The
arrested above stated but bail refused
until al the circumstances connected With the case
few weeks since for assault upon his wife, mother
Of the children and at that time released bail
ACCIDENTS ny MAcMSkRy.-About I'VE o'clock yester.
day afternoon lad named Joseph sturm, employed in
tool factory Of Nessr saurer - Mechanic street.
caught by the arm in tho betting Of some ma
chnery, and before he could be released his right
was broken: Dr. Dodd the county physician. attended
himN lad named ngh, smpioyed in the rubber fac
portion OF the machinery yesterday afternoon and haa
three Of his toes cut od and his leg badly bruised
CHAncED WIN BURctARr.-Pcter Brogan was ysstsr-
day arrested by Newark detectives ON charge OF being
implicated in the recent burglary the house Of Isaac
Ssarins II Dover IL will be remembered that the man
Van wnkle whose recent arrest for highway robbery
was published in the HERALD, 10 charged with being
the leader OF this burglary watch was found in the
possession or Brogan, which ID claimed have been
stolen from Mr. searinss residence.
FUNERAL OF CoLLKcroR MARnS.-Ths funeral of Col
ector Martin took place yesterday afternoon from the
High street Presbyterian church. Rev. Dr.. Brusmade
ociatns The following gentlemen a. pail bear
ear:-Joshua Van Name George b. Sears, Andrew
1emssssps, Moses b Coe, Samuel Baldwin and John
Hayes
New Brunswick.
UNKNOWN NAs Foryp DEAD.-0n Thursday night the
body OF unknown found IN the woods, about
miles from New Brunswick, the Trenton turn.
pike and the crossing Of the New Jersey Railroad
ball from pistol had passed through the left lang and
lodged In the spns having entered The body just
below the LEFT nipple The body had probably
been lying Ia the woods about . week. The man
s described being ave feet i've inches in height and
slouty built. His hair Of . dark brown color; ON
The hand vas freshly healed wound His clothing was
i dark, and bis general appearance very gentemanly
The weapon with which the death wound was inflicted
has not yet been found Upon the body being found the
authorities nothsd, and . coroners inquest
held yesterday the verdict Of the jury being accord
i ance with the above facts
I.AsoR NovsxrSr.-The iournsymen employed in one
OF the largest shoe manufactures in New Brunswick
have struck for advances Of four cents on each pair
shoes Manufactured meeting Of the craft has been
| bold, a Union formed and scale Of prices adopted