The New York herald., 1867-03-29
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey ('itv.


ANOTHER ACCIDENT THE ERIE RAnRoAp On Wed
nesday afternoon freight train entering the west
end OF Bergen tunnel when cf the track, and
several Of the containing oil tanks upset but
person injured Several trains following were
DELAYED till the debris was cleared OF the line.
METHcplsr EplseorAL APPOINTMENTS following
of the appointments made by the Newark Method
ist Episcopal Conference Jersey City-Triny-Hram
Mattison: 81 Pan;s-Lewis R. Dunn Hedding church
John Hanlon Fourth church--To be supplied; Bergen
Emory church-D r Lowrie; Greenvihe and Communi-
paw-Fietcher Lumms; Bayonne--Stcphen K Russell; !;
Hudson 'ity-Frst church and West Erd-R $. Arndt;
Second church-B O Parvin: Hoboxen-Michael
Ellison; Bulls Fcrry-To be supplied; Hackensack-
jeremiah GOWNS: Passaic-r S. Haggerty.
Hoboken.
THE ASSAULT GEORGE MALoSs-The examination
OF John and Edward Turpey, Michael Tyne and Patrick
Kevaen commenced last evening before Justice White,
when the facts already given in the HERA were put
evidence.
TRr HoBoKTN FEeTy--Ihe report OF the Legislative
committee touching the management OF the New Jersey
ferries been published; aud IL asserted that the
traffic of the Hcboken ferry has outgrown capacity,
and thai il not suitable OF transit for those
who are compelled 10 use IT. ~ the promise held out by
the proprietors be no, fulfilled the Legislature will act
promptly and efficiently the subject. The Weehawken
feyboat is set down as nothing more than cattle pen
but strange to say in this case action Is postponed The
New jersey Railroad Central Railroad and Erie Railroad
ferries arc left ''untoucbed''
Newark.
INFORMANT ARREST On Wednesday night detective
arrived from Fortress Monroe having in his custody
George Hnlshaver, who, connection with George
Weiss and Jacob Hornng fall broke into and robbed
the store of n Samuels 4 Co., No so Market street.
OF goods valued at $780, Hashavcr had enlisted in the
United States regular service and afterwards Trans
ported with his company TO Fortress Monroe where he
arrested by the officer In addition to the robbery for
which he arrested he Is charged with robbng
soldier Governors Island Of $l15 breaking into and
robbing church at Irvngton Newark, and steal
ing a horse and harness from gentleman in Sussex
county-thus making four charges against him. His
associates in the Samues robbery serving out
terms OF Imprisonment for their offences. Hulshaver
was locked up TO await the action Of the Grand Jury
Somerville.
CASE OF PoisoS-During the past week Mr.. Peter Du-
and wife, residing in HillsboIough township
somerville. taken suddenly III, and physicians
being summoned they at once pronounced the
Of poison. After the most exertIons on the
part OF the medical attendants the gentleman and his
wife were saved from death. Suspicious pointing
toward servant girl in Mr.. Dumont's employ the
author or the deed she arrested and subsequently
confessed her guilt but assigned motive for her
duct. Tho girl rs about eighteen years Of age, and
named Margaret Conway About two years ago she was
taken from the New York House Of Refuge by the gen.
tleman whom she thus attempted to poison.
Trenton.
THE Word 'WRTE'' IN THE CONSTITUTION. . caucus
Of the republican members Of both branches Of the
gslature, held on Wednesday evening" a resolution wns
adopted that those present should support the PROPOSE
10 Ssr1ke WOrQ Wnte' from the state cOnSt1
tution-it being understood that the vote BY which
was adopted should not be binding
TIE STATE TAxrhe general bill introduced in the
House Of Assembly yesterday apporons the among
the counties follows-Atiantic S. 296 IS;
Bergen, $14,527 - Darlington, &19,999 Camden,
&12 800 IA; Cape May, 81 s6s; Cumberland S. 030 02
Essex, $53.951 IS; Gloucester, $92l4 "a; Hudson,
$40 351 l9 Hunterdon $19 92t 20; Mercer $40 COL 26
Mddlesex. &l5.s54 %; Monmouth $2039 SO; Morris
4l6,s55 50; Ocean, 1896 70; Passaic, Sl2,ee2 10;
Salem, $l2, 107 IA SUSSEX, $1l, PSI ~; Somerset,
$l3,006 20; Union, $14.0l6 81; Warren, $l6529 IL
QuARAsTrNE WAREHOUSE Judiciary Committee
Of the House Of Assembly Wednesday reported joint
resolution appointing commission consisting OF several
prominent gentlemen and the Attorney General TO con-
fer with representatives Of New York in regard 10 the
erection Of quarantine warehouses in New York bay on
such terms and conditions may be consistent with
New Jersey interests report TO be made the next
Legislature by the commission The preamble states
that the Legislature Of the State Of New York by an act
passed in 1865 authorized the erection OF warehouses
and docks the part Of New York. for certain purposes
particularly specified In the AIT, and IL has been repre-
scned To the Legislature Of New Jersey that site for
SUCH warehouses and docks and wharves appurteuant
thereto only be selected at point 10 the bay Of
New York which is admitted be the property Of New
Jersey by the terms OF the contract between said States
made In 1884 The resolution ordered TO have .
second reading without any opposition being manfesed
TO il