The New York herald., 1867-05-01
NEW IERs EY INTELL1GENcs.
.Jeraex City.


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Jersey City.
CHARGED wHH PmTERNG.-Joha Wat
ou' o'e'A drug store on Newark avenue was ar
~ AZ on the complaint OF his employer, Mr.
Inns Wy charged him with absracting money in
months ns from the drawer OF the counter. Some
smaller So-Mr Lllis, finding the proceeds OF the store
% % chan be expected, his suspicious were aroused
irawj xatcn was sci on Watson. The latter seen
rial. . y ~ o' NO vs. neio ioE
Hoboxen.
ARREST A SPECIAL PolcEMAS.-Thomas Nolan who
the recipient or the unwarrantable cruelty stated
In Mondays HERALD, appeared before Justice White,
and charged Joseph Ward he who in the capac-
y Of special peace officer dealt him the blows
the head with his club Ward arrested and
brought before the Justice who after remarkng that
such outrageous attacks the OF citizens must
be dscountenanced and put down by the strong OF
the law held him to bail for trial at the ensuing term Of
the Hudson County Court
A PASSENGER ATTACKED BEATEN The FERRY-
About six O'Clock last evening gentleman named Hen
derson leaving the feryboat when the driver OF
express wagon attempted to drive off the boat at rapid
rate, at the same time nearly knocking down Mr. Hen.
derson aud several Others When be demonstrated he
was set upon by the driver and gang Of accompces
who beat him severely. Some Of the ferry employees,
is alleged, aided the assaiing party, and but for tho
prompt intervention of Captain Donovan and officer
Beatty the result would be more serious.
Guttenberg.
How SUNDAY SPENT IN GurrENBERG.-Mrs. Catha-
rne Schroeder appeared before Justice White yesterday
and charged John W. Bacheie with entering her house
on Sunday and assaulting her. warrant was issued.
same II place s''' Michael Bakeiy was attacked and
beaten by sx or seven persons in most outrageous
IN Sa s
Schultz, Charles Mangel Jacob Fifer, William Schlen-
cher and Mrs schlencher From the evidence given it
would appear that the parties were carousing together
and dispute arose which ended in q fight
Paterson.
MEETING OF PRorERrY HoLDERs.-A meeting Of the
holders oproperty the Passac river in the east ward
OF the city Of Paterson held Monday the Office
of Mr.. VIM. Douglas consider the proprety Of OPEN
ing broad avenue the banks Of the river,
mencng at the Weasel road and running to the Race
Course Bridge at foot OF River street. Cornelius Van
Wrinkle appointed Chairman, and T. 8. Sherwood,
Secretary After several propositions and amendments
committee of three was appointed 70 wait ON the
Common Council, when the meeting adjourned TO meet
one week from Thursday.
| LECTURE BY THE Rev. DIR. BRANs AT THE CATHOLIC
lSsTrUrE-0n Monday night, the hall Of the Catholic
Institute literally packed by dense audience, in
spite Of the ncement weather, TO hear the Rev. DR..
Brann's lecture 'The Catholic Priest" The proceeds
OF the lecture for the benefit OF St. Harys church.
large number OF people from Jersey city, Hoboken,
| Hudson city and Bergen attended The lecturer COM
menced by alluding TO the vast difference between the
love- respect and vsneration rendered by Catholics
| TO their ministers and that existing in con-
fhs best form Of government is rhsocTaey Not only
Is II The cheapest and most economical and opposed to
wars and conquests brt IL res.rans ambition and s
grand object IS tho fuurs welfare OF all its subjects
He conrased the results obtained with the expenditure
O. S 70 ssS s9
and the extraordinary success that crowned the per-
severance Of the handful Of Jesuts in South America
he adduced copous instances in proof Of the abors OF
Popes and priests for free institutions and against des
i potsm. .e@p
GERMAN HosPrrAI.-The finance committee OF the
German Hospital Aid Association have now hand
81 600 towards the completion Of the hospital and
trlbutions still continue TO be made.
| NORTHERN CoHvocAnoN NEW JERsEY.-0n Monday
night Northern Convocaon Of New Jersey began il
/ April session n 81. Pauls Episcopal church. Rev.
Joseph H. Smith, the rector of ST. Paul's Rev. X A.
Poole of Long Branch Rev. Mr. Thorpe, Of West Hobo.
| ken, and Rev. Mr. Stansbury, Of Newark, ofncated.
Yesterday morning the Rev. Mr. harrington OF Hacken-
body The Holy Eucharist was administered TO the
semblcd clergy and laty resolution sol % was adopted q.
r. Nelds formerly Of St. Peters church, Freehold. AZ
tue services last evening missionary addresses do
liveFed, Dr. Abcrcrombie being one OF the speakers.
| EscArE or PRIsoSER-Thomas LAhsy, . prisoner
who preferred 60 jail rather than pay fne Of SIS
escaped from an ofcer while his way tina. nstitu-
| tion, and has escaped rs-arrest thus far.
/ ISrERxsrso TRtAL---In the ESSEX Circuit Cogrt tho
case Of David Price the First Methodist Protestant
church Il now on The plaintiff 70 recover about
$4,000 which he claims TO have advanced
fsndanss sav that the money was made =
donation 70 The church BY the plaintiff The case vas
ants: but application made for . new trial which
was granted The monbers OF the church named claim
was denied thas power be became angry e the church
and then prpcnted claim for money donated TO the
church Witnesses for the plaintiff were examined yes.
| terday
Usnxp STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-1n the United States
District Court yesterday John Conselysa indicted for
countsrfeng United states notes. Clement Harrington
ous soss and Thomas Hsndson va was nc'sd ios
doing the business Of butcher without license In each
Of these cases the parties accused pleaded guilty.
BuRMSo 4 PORTION or ns STATE PRrox.-1hs
Mayor held investigation his once yesterday touch
ng facts mixed up with the burning of the state
Prison barn and stables Monday morning From the
evidence adduced he thought t to commit man named
Thomas Connor 70 await the action Of the eourt.
Inys so0: ,SoS, Sssn,a snr:: =
brass from ths locomotive department. Of ths Camden
and Amboy Railroad They accordingly locked up
~ the pocs once 70 await their trial.
Cuuous Foumrno Canon Monday, juss - the
conductor Of the n. n. down train from New York
nad lsft New Brunswick, no observed . young man
he thought he heard cry. - u were Of young
child proceed from the same qaartsr. he accordingly
vent Z % examine the closet when % his surprise be
who IL found had not looked upon the world
than two days. The young man in question, who halls
from Baltimore denied all knowledge connection with
the matter Notwithstanding this denial, however he
was committed 70 the care a the authorities the
arrival Of the train q Trenton await further nvcs-
CATION The child givsa ovsr 70 The guardian Of The
poor.
Nfafteawns. ,
FnR-About ix o'clock on Sunday morning nrs
was discovered in he third story OF Gordon D. whites
store which was soon Afterwards burnt down. with 10
contsnsa The nrs shsn extended 70 The dwelling houss
situated few feet DISTANT and 70 brick harness shop
making space one hundred feet the street by riy
fees In she rear OF nAmca The dwelling house
Of Mr. Hubbard though atuatsd In coso pro1imity was
saved By the employment Of wet carpets and the
eet,c action OF toe citixenA Whites loB TO
$4,000 Hubbard's reaches 5000. TOTAL insurance
a. 40 I'll In Mutuala
EXPLOSIVE At Font LEE.
Last Thursday afternoon explosion took place JUST