New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-08

RUNAWAY WIFE AND HER PARAMoUR ARRESTED
Herman Kotzler and Mrs. Henry Doremus were
arrested last Thursday morning In Hudson City, ~ j. on
charge of robbery, made by Henry Doremus, the hus
band of the woman Two years ago Mrs. Doromus
away from her husband, and cast her fortunes with
Ketzcr The guilty pair euded the vigilance OF the hus
m Hudson CITY, and arrested not from any desire his
part regain his wife, but TO recover II possible 81 800
their eopement. Kezler is said 10 have money, and 70
wish compromise, but Doemus is inclined to seek sat
isfaction legally.
MURDER At A COLoRED PICNIC.
The 9Th of July has long been considered holiday
for the blacks in NewJersey and Friday afternoon
great numbers gathered at the Terwiger Grove where
music dancing. copenhagen, swinging grand dInner
pGcihes, o. TebS % & hear, hy anothrp pe~ro sam
sutton by name IL was subsequently, ascerained that
sutton had old grudge against Labrse and stabbed
him when he suspected harm. After the murder suit
ton escaped. The murdered negro was an industrious
murderer who also person of local note. lately
ridden a rail, and tarred and feathered for cohabng
with white woman near Ridgew0od
THE MURDER IN NEWARK.
At 6 O'clock on Saturday evening the coroner's in
quest over the body Of Patrick Tormay adjourned TO
o'clock this morning. Tormay murdered ON Thurs
day night last nc the intersection OF Chatham and War
rem in Newark and Policeman Newson reached the
scene OF the tragedy he died but not in TO
obtain from the dying any coherent account OF the
assassnation The murdeers fed, and might perhaps,
Witnessed the deed, and who examined Friday at
a secret session OF the Cooners Jury rms testimony,
upon which Bernard Farley, otherwise Plug Farley,
and john Welsh, otherwise known as "Codger Welsh,
arrested was made public on saturday ana IS SUD
stantally as follows Thomas Clements who was visiting
on the Fourth az his nnces, near the intersection OF
Chatham aud warrens heard noise In the street and
on looking three men, two OF whom were hasten
ing toward Chathamst the other following them crying
Watch" young Clements heard one of the men say
you hit me-" the man who said that Is Codger welsh;
his real Thomas Welsh; the other mans name is
Farley he i called Plug fSrSS o n o sa ooshs bm
Go back or m kick hill out OF YOU" the man who was
following said that he had been cut ana that they nad
Killed him; witness testified that he knew Farley ana
Welsh by their names he had known them six years he
had lived near them; the fight had Just conneee1 wien
he reached his uncles house on the night OF the
he heard say that Is enough, let me up am CUT
and he then saw the man get h up ana h wasb Win
large knife night Of the sd inst Farley ana Wesn
are bad men, Welsh wasin STATE Prison once; Xiv me.
and Farley by their voices Philip Reilly @orSnan on
the canal boat on which Welsh was recently employed
testified that on the morning OF the on welsh knto was
then missing and that be knew no person but we9 s VINO
could have taken It. black FELT has wn nS ON fapeT
meek aud face deep scratches evidently the result OF
TSp S nr so TI Welsh and Farley for murder
prisoners who described as young men Oh pau CHAR
acter canal boatmen' aged 70 anu % years rcSpoc'
lively.
nIrRGI ARIES AT ELIZABETH N. J-Sl,oOO WORTH OF
DIAMONDS STOLEN.
ELIZABETH, N. j.. July e. On sunday morning
between 1 and o'clock a. NJ, tho house or Miss
Kellogg. known as the old Fay mansion, situated
an Rahway.aye. about half mile from Elizabeth,
:, ,yas entered by burglars, and q, 500 worth "
eweIry abstraccd the property of Mr. whitehonse Cd
Ty CITY one OF the boarers The thieves entered The
s,oue apartment OF Mr. aud Mira. WhitehOuss through
window almost on level with the lawn, having first, 10
a. imprcenated the atmosphere with chloroform
The robbery was not discovered until about 81 o'clock IN
Sds bnrnng with full force Qnexaminaton Of te toola
10 found nat the thieves bad taken away bis Reis s,s
nes valued altogether Ut about $780, beside w III ep-