The New York herald., 1867-04-18
NEW JERSEY MTELLIGENCE.
Jersey CITY.

Jersey City. ..
\. DEcrrvE MEASURES THE Police CoMxIssIoyERs-An
order was Issued by the Police Commissioners yesterday
that all parties who are required By Law to take out
license for sale Of liquors, peddug meat fruit and
vegetables junk shops cartmen auctionesrs and horse
railroads shall do without deay otherwise the city
| ordinance and State law will Be- carried into snsot
since the appointment OF Mr.. Fakenburg the COM
mission has been resolved to enforce the law against
the sale Of liquors on Sundays and as the gentsman
was defeated At the last session. little CON.
| sideration win be shown to parties contrib
uting to tbs profansson Of the Sabbath, either
id parchasing or selling liquor Delegsss from ths
temperance societies have announced their determina
~. o ns sac
operate practically sngcntly - sn excise law There
good reason FOR the assumption that dsinauens were
OF their violation OF this ordinance on political grounds
@ Newarls 80 fa .H
ARREST DANGEROUS OUrLAw.-About year since
Mr. David b Hedden, clerk In the machine shop Of
Gould Brothers attacked at midday, shortly after
making his exit from city bank. by two rufians who
stole from him about 81 200 which he had just received
from the bank. The fellows Immediately fed after
securing the money, but were pursued by citizens
who Witnessed the occurrence. and OF them, named
Joseph Mccrackcn, caught, whom 81 900 Of the
stolen money found The Grand Jury being in sos
zion, McCra ken at indic for highway rob-
berry and upon trial found guilty and sentenced to ten
years Imprisonment In the State Prison. which term he
Is now serving. His accomplce, Newark man named
Thomas Ryan, escnped at that tme and tho detectives
were unable TO discover his whereabouts. On Tuesday
night that he at his fathers Icst
dencc I5o Academy street, and officers at
despatched TO effect his arrest Upon seeing the officers
ne attempted resistance, but was soon overcome and
taken to the station house Yesterday morning be was
placed in jail He is young man, about twenty three
years Of age aud is noted in Newark a ruian Of the
deepest dye.
PRrsoERs TSplcrED.-The following prisoners have
been indicted by the Grand Jury now in session VIII
liam Croft and John wilkinson. assault George W. Whit
ner breaking into Passaic Bank John Meyers burglary
at s,orms at Nr. schoomakcrs and Mr. Aliens; Geo.
Hobson stealing in three different places; Ralph shor-
rock burglary; W. II. johnson and George Moore,
burglary; William Jackson. larceny; Peter Duffy, lar
ceny Mathew Kilkenny, larceny; James Jaurseman and
orderly house There were other indictments Of
q minor class
A BOULEVARD FOR PATERSON -One Of the leading sub-
ects the tapi that boulevard TO be constructed
this city. II 10 believed that public meeting for
that object win BE- called, some OF the leading
men not only OF the city but OF New York who have
property hero are interested In the consummation OF
RKuxoS or soxs OF TxmPERASck-On Tuesday night
last about sixty members OF Fidelity Division Sons Of
Temperance of Jersey City paid fraternai visit 10
Lincoln Division Of Elizabeth. After tho usual routine
made by gentlemen connected with the orsansalioss,
and songs sung oy several adss @ An e
op sbs ladies' Of handsomely bound volume Of rsnny-
sons poems EtNA
ELECTION FOR Cmxv ExoNKxR or rHs Fns DpAas.
xxxr-The nre companies OF Eisabesh ON Tuesday
night held elections their company houses Tor Chsf
Engineer OF the Fire Department Two candidates wsro
In the field for the position Charles Forsyth and william
styev the former being elected Elections were held a.
the same time for Assistant Chtsf Esgineefs rssulslng
In the choice Of Lyman Ryan and Nathaniel X.
Thompson .. s..ss f.
IS Dsrdensewu.
ACCIDENTALLY suor.-On Monday night last Mr.
Leondas I. Kinch, son Of the Mayor Of Bordsutown,
accidentally shot, In such manner 70 cause his
death on Tuesday. He had bsss, IN company with .
broshern-aw, at point mp Crosswick's creek during
the day, engaged n Target practice, and about dark
returned TO Bordcntown Az he about removing his
gun, which was loaded from boat the hammer caught
In seat causing the load 10 be discharged rom tho
gum the ball passing through his lungs the spine
He Was Immediately conveyed 70 his residence and
medical aid summoned, but no lived only until nine
o'clock Tuesday mCvning. Deceased psymaster on
the Camden and Ambsy Railroad and Assistant Engncer
Of the Bordentown Fire Department
.5M Trenton.
THE srArr FuSps 1T is rumored that grave doubts
are entertained the legality OF depossng some o.
the State funds in the National Bank s IN the hurry
get through with business toward the cna .. suv
the bill authorizing the signed pv 1ne
previous 10 It's having been signed by the SPeaAe'