The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-11

Jersey CITY.

HOUSE RoBBED.-Last evening sbout sever
O'CLOCK thief entered the house No IL Essex
street. and carried OF set Of rurs al other valu.
able articles. The articles were not missed for
nearly half an hour afterwards.
CHILD RUN OyEE-A little boy named Augustus
Krowbel was run over by one Of the Hudson City
horse cars at the corner OF Monmouth street and
Newark avenue yesterday. The chd's leg was ter
rbly lacerated and lie conveyed to the residence
OF his parents, 1852 south Seventh street.
ANOTHER ARREST UNDER THE NATURALIZATION
LAVA man named Zanken, a resident OF Hudson
City, was arrested yesterday charge OF swearing
falsely in getting certificate or naturalization for
Michael Donaghue. The prisoner held to bail
in 81 200 to appear for examination to-day before
Commissioner jackson.
HOSPITAL FOR HUDSON CoUNTY.-A number OF
prominent gentlemen held o meeting on Monday
night in the hall OF the Young Mems Christian
citation, Chancellor Zabriskie in the chair, when
resolutions were adopted urging the erection OF o
hospital for Hudson county. Major Pangborn was
appointed secretary, and it was resolved to open
subscription list IN aid OF the undertaking.
OvERBoARD.-A German named William Blnch
accidentally fell Off the ferryboat Darcy yesterday
forenoon. He was drawn out and conveyed to the
police station. 1t is stated he was drunk when he
fell overheard A man jumped from the ferryboat
New York about two hours afterwards, apparently
with the intention Of committing suicide. He was
York. HS
The TREADwELL CAsE.-The examination Of
Treadwell was resumed yesterday In Commissioner
Jackson's court. When the evidence had been con-
cluded Mr.. Rankin addressed the Court on behalf OF
the prisoner and Mr. Winfield replied on behalf OF
the State. Commissioner Jackson, having enumer.
ated four distinct offences established against the
prisoner decided to hold him for trial under bail OF
5000 for each offence or 900 In all. On the
urgent solicitation Of the counsel Tor the defence the
bali was finally reduced to $4,000. With regard to
certain gentlemen whose names were introduced IN
evidence TreadwelI denies most emphatically that
ha over m Colonel
Paterson, Mr., Burr adding that he never held any
communication with Mr.. Rafferty, directly or ind
rectly.
ARREST OF ALLEGED CoUNTERFEITERs.--On Mon
day night United States detective Appegate
rested two men, named Gustavus A. Schleval and
Caleb Schwitzer, at the ferry suspicion Of being
counterfeiters On their being searched In the
police station $50 bogus twenty-five cent stamps
large quantity OF ten cent notes and several bills
purportng to have been issued by the Sc. Nicholas
session. The prisoners were forthwith conveyed 70
Newark.
Newark.
SWORN IN.-Yesterday Andrew iced, the newly
elected Sheriff OF Essex county, was sworn into
oice and his suretos led in the Office OF the County
Clerk. The newly elected Coroners, Leander Will
lams, John +. Chase and Robert Lang, went
through the same process also.
BARBER.oUs Recommendations ON SCHNyI-
pRR.-Two dusky tonsorial operators named Charles
Thomas and Charles Brown, were arrested yesterday
on warrant issued by Justice Stapn, at complaint
of one Henry Schneider who makes AFFIDAVIT that
the accused went into his fathers saloon, No. %
Catharine street, on Sunday night and in addition to
beating his paternal relative pretty severely made
furious raid on the windows glasses &C. The two sons
OF Ham were committed to answer. The saloon "
self has time and again been complained Of TO tho
Grand Jury as q perfect nuisance.
CAPTURE OF AN ALLEGED NOTORIOUS RowDY.-At
late hour on Monday night the arrest Of Frank
Hortman, who though mere youth. being scarcely
twenty, Is charged with being q most notoriossly
reckless rowdy Of the Sixth ward, was effected. lt
seems that on the night OF the charer election In
1867, in company with others, he was preparing 70
burn up wagon in front OF the blacksmith shop Of
Jacob Hassenthaer, In Mercer street, when ths
latter came out and demonstrated. For this the
crowd set upon him and beat him shamefully, Knock
ing out Of his eyes and innctng other severe In
juries. Some months subsequently, in attempting to
arrest Hortman the alleged leader, officer NOll was
beaten by the ruanly cOmp8ni ons OF Frank, headed
again by himself. The 0nicer was well nigh killed.
AT all events he confined to his bed for several
weeks. The accused always managed to cude the
vigilance OF the detectives. He had just come Oh 4
sea voyage and was enjoying dance at Stumptown
when detective Fischer dropped IN. disposition
light rendered 1t necessary for the ocer TO pro-
duee revolver, which had wonderfully quietlne
influence. Frank was committed for trial.