The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-05
NEW JERSEY INrELLI0EyCa.
Jersey CITY.


COMMISSIONERS prohbitory stxte law aud city
dinance relative the sale of liquors. &c. on Sundays
viii come into force this day in this city, meeting Of
the Police Commissioners was held on Friday night,
when MI. Quaife the clerk, Was directed TO ssuo an
order for the guidance Of patroen doing duty Sun
days. sets forth thai IL shall be the duty OF every
such officer TO the arrest Of any person persons
violating the Law as laid down and convey the offender
before any Magistrate.
ACCIDENT ON Tn ERIE RMLwAY-The milk train due
in Jersey City at eleven o'clock Friday arrived six
hours behind time, consequence OF collision. The
into by freight train and some OF the cars were
braken-two OF them being completely smashed NO
lives we're lost.
INcENprAais. Another proclamation has been issued
by Mayor Ogden offering reward OF $l,e00 for tho ar
rest and conviction of person setting ire to dwell
inas or property within the city limits
DEPARTURE PAsnoSIsrs FOR RoAE Very Rev.
Father Anth my Provincial and Very Rev. Father John
Baptist of St Mcbaels retreat West Hoboken, sailed
Rome, TO participate in the canonzaton OF Blessed
Paul Of The Cross founder OF the order OF PASSION
lists, which will take place on the 2eth OF June.
THE LADIES' FAIR 81. MARY's SoHooL-The ladies'
fair for The benefit of the West Hobokcn parochiai
schools closed last evening, and great success
Rev. Father Timothy Pastor, rendered his thanks on
the part OF the community to Miss Mardonough MIS-.
NacMahon and Mrs Stordieu. who have been unremt-
IN Ineir attenuancs pthsIosr ~
aud to whose Jealous cxertions its success may %
mainly attr buted
OPENING OF THE MARTHA IvsTrurE.--Ths splendid
will be opened for the reception OF pupils on
Monday the 18th inst, and the dedicatory ceremonies
will takc place sunday at three o'clock whom Rev
Dr. Berg Of New Brunswick will deliver an address in
English and Professor Fischer In German. fest
val for the benefit institute will be held in the
building Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Of The
ensuing week, ion with exhibition by the
pupils Of the German Esangeisa onuro m scnoo aoa
instruction In the in ttute Will comprise primary, an
academic and collegiate polytechnic department sepa
rate classes for both The completion OF so great
an undertaking sufficient reward to the conss,ory Of
the German Church, the zeal OF whose members was
worthy Of the cause Rev Mr.. Mohn and Mr. Shicrloh
were agents good work from the begin aing whose
activity was interchangeable. full description Of the
structure has already appeared in the HERALD.
Paterson.
ARMY Ap NAVY VETERANS The first annual bali Of
this association will take place tomorrow evening at
Continental Hail. Several prominent officers Of the army
and navy in the State are expected to be present. and
the preparations Tor the event are an extensive scale
Newark.
EIGHT FAMILIES RENDERED. HoxELEss.--On Friday even
ing FIRE occurred in two story dwelling house near
Listers bone factory the Twelfth ward and before il
could be extingnshed the building together with
similar adjoining. was nearly destroyed The
buildings occupied by two families each, eight in
all, who thus rendered homeless Most OF the fur
ings owned by Mr.. Thomas Webb, whose loss is
about So 000--partally insured
COUNTERFEIT NorE PLATES SEouRsD.-Tne United States
Treasury detective residing Newark became satisfied
during last week the Herring, whose arrest for
counterfertng noticed in the HERALD few days
since had concealed the vicinity of his former resi-
dence Dobb's ferrv counterfeit plates and bills He
according made search OF the premises aud sue
ceeded in finding plates used in counterfeting and
about SO OcO OF the worthless money The plates con-
dolln iva pati tina
Peoples National Bank, Of Michigan dollar plate Of
the greenback' ISSUE and twenty Ave aud 6fty cent
plates OF the national currency The counterfeit money
found were Issues printed from the above plates.
The BlAcKMArLEas OF Mr. NoyEs.-In the Essex
County Court Of Oyer and Termner yesterday Joseph
Schneider and Michael Shafer indicted for attempt
at backmailing, were charged. The former pleaded
guilty the charge and the latter not guilty. The
werc brought from CHICAGO Illinois, Friday, by Chief
Of Police Clark and detective smith, They are CHARGED
with having written letter to Alderman Moves for
merly Of Newark but nov residing Al Bnghamton.
n Y. charging him with having fred hts comb factory
at Newark and demanding hush money Indictments
for perjury have also been found against the they
having falsely sworn, as proved upon trial Of Mr..
Noyes that he was guilty Of arson.
Trenton.
SUSSEX CoryTT JAIL.-The Grand Jury OF Sussex
county after examination or the county prison, report
very unfavoraby OF the sanitary arrangements therein
They that the apartments OF the officers In charge
are not ct for use. account Of the unhealthy and
unsafe condition in which they are kept and that all
persons committed, both male and female, placed
together in the same CELL and At the same time assert
ing that they 'deem At present but one cell at and
safe place TO con6ne prisoner In"
Tnx srmE-CoscEsaos THE MAsoss-some four
or Ave OF the boss Of this city have called their
men in TO work. allowing them the privilege Of working
bat eight hours Saturdays AZ . meeting held by
twelve other bosses resolved that ten hours
legal days work. aud that they win not submit 70 the
demand made 70 make eight hours days labor The
on the TINT hold tho
meeting alluded to or striving to promulgae the Idea
that what is demanded Of them is the benefit Of the
eight hours question for the six days Of the week.
which not So but merely that they be allowed that
privilege on Saturdays
BuReLsny-A few days ago some thieves entered the
house Of Mr. J. C Ward, At Hightstown and aer ran
soaking the premises, succeeded In carrying or guam
tsy Of silver spoons the time the house Of
Mrs Parmea y. Ely broken iuso, II Ia bcleycd by
the same parsy who earned on sleo in money besides
some articles Of less value One Of the drawers
that was rsed contained number OF government bonds
which luckily escaped the notice OF the burglars;
quantity OF silver also that right under the OF
the rAscas where they FIRST entered was strange TO say
not disturbed II suspected that the perpetrators Of
these robberce to the nciehborho0d at the
time Forepanghs circus and that they made The
motion accustomed thereby cloak for their nefarious
designs
RxcArrrRr on a Noromous BuRoLAR.--some time
ago famous Post once robber placed in prison ~
Salem preparatory TO his being tried FOR numerous
fclonles that had been laid 70 his charge BY some
mcans however he effected his escapa but was recap
iured second time he managed 10 give his keepers
the slip and Sheriff Hunt accordingly offered reward Of
500 for hts Apprehension. This effected few days
back at Lock Haven, Pa He did not seems, let the
time hang idly his hands during the last brief period
he had his freedom, Ia stated that previous to his
ae he succeeded in punderng The Post Once Of
the place where he has been recaptured
SAD Accpsxr-0nly few days ago, ct Maskelrs
MIL In Los Or Alioway's creek, Salem county . young
girl Who tad been at work In he mill, was caught IN
the shafng which resulted In breaking both her thighA
seyEmY FUCKERS MOVEMENTS N mexro
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
RlcHsoSp Va, April ~, 1851.
In your paper OF March o. Europcan edition." tbsrs
is letcr from correspondent dated San Lnis Posos,
February a. containing statements Of great inaccurscy
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