The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE,
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
ANNUAL MEETING RAILROAD DIRECTORS. Tho direct
and stockholders Of the Now Jersey Railroad held
their annual meeting yesterday. The receipts for the
past year show decrease Of So 1852 4s. After now
board Of directors had elected the party with
invited guests took pleasure trip down the river, dur
ing which they enjoyed themselves over sumptuoos
collation..
Tns ILLICIT DmrnLArIoH CASE. james Jackson, Of
Bayonne, was brought before Commissioner Jackson
yesterday, when his counsel waived examination, and
bail given 70 tho amount Of $500 TO answer at the
next torn Of court
rounm OF JuIY CrxsRAnos The Common Council.
~ it, meeting on Tuesday night voted the sum Of 500
for the national celebration Of the Fourth Of July.
REMOVAL or PRnoSEas 10 STATE PMson. SHERIFF
Merseles with several deputies conveyed twenty-five
prisoners 70 State Prison Trenton yesterday
Ing by the seven o'clock train
Newark.
NRw SOCIETY % CoLoRED MHs.-Lass evening q
division OF the Sons Of Temperance instituted THE
city, being composed ensr ely Of colored members fhe
Deputy Grand Worthy Patriarch presided, assisted BY
several members Of the Grand Division. The ceremo-
mics we're held In the room Of Charity Division No lol
Broad Delegates from all the city d visions were
IN attendance Addresses were made by several gen.
uemeu. The organization is called Nathaniel Lyon
Division
CoAcHnAxsEs ARRESTED on CHARGE OF CoNsY1RAcy -
Come cme SINCE published in tho HRRALD coach
makers employed In the factory OF Ezra Marsh, -
Newark struck for higher wages they having been
ceivng about 80 per week. Since then Mr. Marsh has
| boon unable to obtain workmen, the Coachmakers'
Unen II seems, being master OF the situation Yestsr-
day number Of the strikers arrested charge
Of conspiring 70 break up the business Of Mr. Marsh
The coachmakers arrested held to bail in Inc sum
Of 81 900 each 10 answer They claim that they have
broken law, and determined to prosecute Mr..
Marsh should they be acquitted Of the charge made
AGAINST them. They sustained by the National
Coachmakers' Union.
ISJunEs TO CHILDREN -Abou. half past two yester-
day afternoon IS Mr. William II Lee. in company with
two children Of his brother in.law Dr. Grant,
ing down Centre street. his horse took fright and ran
away. The children were thrown from the vehicle near
the Centre street depot and OF them severely
jured The other fortunately escaped with few bruises
They taken into q store for medical attendance
where their wounds were dressed.
Paterson.
stage returning from the last evening
with heavy load OF passengers, four young got
the top and refused pay their fare the stage
Amer angry words bad passed they got down and
commenced furious onslaught with stones several Of
which struck the driver the head Tho fellows thou
took 70 their heels Another driver who had conveyed
his passengers from the 20 the corner OF Broad
way demanded fares. which some refused give aee-
Ing that the driver bound take the end OF
the street. The latter ordered 70 leave the car
when OF them In getting OF the driver So
blow the head, from which he bled prof nsely
No arrests were made.