The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-01
NEW JERSEY.


ssH Jersey Citys
The Willow FsvsR vIcra-rhs sunsrall0 Gubbiu.
late chief steward the cunard steamship CorsicA
and whose death from yellow fever published in
Yesterdays HERALD took place yesterday forenoon from
No II Grand street. The remains were inferred In tho
Bay Cemetery With Masonic honors So much alarm
created the cxistence OF this disease on - vessel
In close contguity popuous portion OF the city
that leading rm OF underakes refused 70 allow any
Of their Carriages 70 the funeral
PRrsrERs' UMox-A meeting or the typographen Of
this city was held in Cooper Hail on Wednesday night
FOR the purpose Of organizing branch Of the Printers
Union me president and secressry OF the New YORK
typographical Union were present The meeting cd
tournsd 10 meet nsxt Friday
Hoboixen.
TIE LATE srAssuo AvyRAr-Edward Ryan, who was
stabbed last Sunday week melee 10 In dying cosdi
lion at the Ascrs Hospital The alleged perpetrator.
John Mack, has not been arrested.
Hudson City.
THs COUNT corRr.-Ths trial Of young Spencer was
resumed yesterday forenoon. One count the indct
ment charged him with shooting with attempt 70 Kill;
another . charge Of assault simply. The jury
brought In verdict Of guilty ON the latter count.
Inc case q s1soe pe ruge o. wss . men
stables have been acquitted. Ff .sae.sa
wcchawken. $3.50 49,
RIVER TMEvEa.-It has become = matter Of notoriety
that small saiiboat crosses At night under OF
darkness from the New York SIDE and shelters under
the Gutenberg dock This custom has bean followed
for three years past and obtained salts
factory explanation Of tho object OF this night traffic
From the suspicious movements OF the crew Il p oon-
occurred thai there II considerable smuggling in progress
and that tas merchandise consists principally Of tea
On recent occasion The party was attacked and they
retreatsd TO their boat and pushed on q? rapidly -
possible Four pistol shots fired into the boat but
all escaped
sf So 1855. Newark. sA ss* ~ aNsf
TM PAs-AxGEyCAy IouSCIL--The Right Rev. Bishop
0denheimer who has returned from England. delivered
an interesting sermon in reference tho Pan-Angcan
- - Csaa~ Enfn~
church. He founded his remarks upon the words Be-
hold how good and pleasant Is for brothers 70 dwell
together in unity" After referring TO his departure
from this connsvy two months since, and the incidents
occurring In that short space Of time he proceeded 70
dwell more particularly upon the Convention Of Bishops
visited Lambeth from ali quarters OF the earth
- the solicitation OF the Archbishop OF Canter-
bury. The conference was composed OF men
OF superior education meekness their character
stic The palace whore the convention assembled lam
beth place. dates back 10 the twelfth century Tho hall
In which the bishops met formerly the armory Of
the palace but now It's walls are adorned with the por.
traits OF bishops The chief attraction, the reverend
speaker remarked Y ne chapel 10 that house Of God
datiou OF Epscopacy In this country consecated
Bishop odenhemer then referred to the character Of
Archbishop Parker whose body rested In the chapel,
and dwelt upon the objects and results Of the confer
once. which he considered the most important eccesi
astica meeting the days OF tho Reformation. Tho
ing disputed dogmaA It was called for the purpose Of
uniting the people Of the Church IN moro fraterna-
friendship and the desired result had been accom-
plished- ~ aaa
TIE BAT BRDaE-A meeting OF citizens was held ~
Dramatic Hall Wednesday night to take action reia-
tive to the alleged obstruction navigation by the Gen.
trail Ra lroad Company's bridge over Newark bay. Mr.
made statement in regard to the bridge, after which
other parties made remarks upon tho Same subject
@ .nnS was s b
cnt to the charter OF the central Railroad passed In
1880. extending from Elzabethtown to jersey City
~ fh~p nfsxk&N
were passed, one asking the City Council 70 run ice
boats TO break up the ice during the winter months
from Newark TO the bay bridge. asseie <
ORPHAN AxmvERsAxr.-The twentieth anniversary Of
the Orphan Asylum was held on Wednesday night In
tho First Baptist church The exercises were Of IN in
teresting character.
ALLEGED GRAND LARcEsy. "A woman, named Mary
Mcintyre was arrested yesterday charge Of having
stolen watch, valued at $2s from the house or Mr.
Theodore Reeve at whose house she had bssn board
ing. She II held for trial #fcs
SENTENCED 10 CoxnHnmr. John Wood who was
convicted charge Of horse stealing the
sion Of the County Court, has been sentenced 70
eighteen months confinement in the state Prisoa Y
Trenton. le.aA4ass,
FOUND DRowNED. -Yestsrday morning the body OF .
man named James Masin was found floating in the
basin In . suburban district The deceased addicted
TO drink and II 10 the prevalent opinion that he Vas
gong TO the adjacent lime kiln to sleep whom he met
with his death. Ho leaves . wife and family.
Political MEErMGs-A radical meeting was held on
wednesday night 1t Prsaknesa The meeting was nd.
dressed by Major w. Hoxsey and Samuel Gerow; bot
theatfendance wasvsry small democratic meeting
dressed BY Hr. John Hopper and Captain THOMPSON.
There was large attendance.
BURGLARY About three o'clock on Wednesday morn.
ing the house OF William Youmans, At Alsndals Wa
entered through the and robbed OF $50 and
silver watch. Mr.. Youmans hearing notss lighted
candle, but the thief had escaped. Mr. Yoamans then
proceeded TO the railway station At Rdgswood and there
saw whom he thought looked suspicious Re
procured warrant and had him arrested. In the
possession Of tho found suits Of clothes
had also largo carpet bag filled with silks dresses
shawla &c, &c. Several gentlemen who have been
Hackensack and sent 70 jail He gave his name Is John
Hughes.
Shooting of q Husband by His Wife-van
Arsdalo Found Guilty OF H1urder.
From the Evening Telegram OF yesterdayl
SoxERvrLLE, N. j., Oct 81 1861
Last night, between nine and O'Clock, Mira walker
shot her husband at Bound Brook, n j. nve miles east
OF this place. Charles J. Walker, her husband, has
been cohabng with a at that place for several
wrongs in this summary manner Walker and his wife
lived In New brunswick. n j., and occupied respect
Mrs.. walker found her husband in the barroom at
Bound Brook and after requesting him 20 with
her and nereusing she drew pistol aud shot him in
the forehead the ball gancng aud INJECTING only flesh
wound. The cause Of the deed appears TO have been
that she considered him unfahfu 10 hts marriage vows
The trai Of Jacob Van Arsdale for the murder Of the
boy Baird. In june, concluded here last evening
The jury, after being two hours and half brought
In verdict Of guilty Of murder the 1rst degree but
recommended him 10 the mercy OF the proper authors
tea
New Jersey Politics.
The republicans OF the Sixth Assembly district OF Is
car countv haya nou,,n gamuai paidwfp tna
Assembly.
Timothy W. Lord has been nominated for tho Assem-
bly, by the republicans OF the Fourth Assembly district Of
Essex county. ~
republican meeting 10 10 be hold at Passaic tonight
70 BE- addressed by several radical leadera
The republicans OF the First dyrct Of Paseaic county
have nominated Jas. Atchson fer the Assembly for
mer candidate having declined the nomination. .a
JOSIAH Speer has been nominated for the Assembly By
the republicans OF the First district OF Essex county
The Of ha flE