The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-17
NEW JERSEY.



DEATH FROM CHLOROFORM.-A man named LIMA.
thus Hurst residing at 2s6 Hudson street died and
denly yesterday morning frOm an overdose of cboro
form administered by physician. An Inquest was
held by Coroner White and the physician was exon
Grated.
Hudson City.
REPUBLICAN BANNER was raised last evening
and the assemblage was addressed by Captain o'shea
who announced that an Irish Republican Club win
be organized IN that city early next week. A large
number OF Irshmen had their names enrolled after
the meeting and declared their intention OF voting
against the democratic nominee for CONGRESS. Tue
dsanectlOn in the democratic party or hudson conn.,
ty was never SO great "a az present
Newark. oTr M
THR EAST New JERSEY BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION met In conventionyesterday forenoon ut
the Fifth Baptist church. After the usual preliminary
business, the President, Mr.. William H. Sutton de-
lvered forcibe address describing the influence of
the Sunday school system. A sermon was preached
by the Rev. Dr. Banvord or Paterson iminatlng
views OF the same Character The convention viii
De In session several days.
PoLrucA.-rhe democracy of this city are
making strenuous efforts to get up grand
turnout Of the forces on the evening OF
the 2Sth instant. 1t Is intended to have a
mass meeting and torchlight parade. In the mean
time citizens generally are wondering II the party
about Newark Is dead or in an approaching state OF
dissolution. The Newark republicans contemplate
making grand spread In Newton. Sussex county.
next Wednesday sort OF welcome to General
fitzpatrick, that town being his place OF residence.
STOLEN PROPERTY REcovERED-A PECULIAR
CAsE-some time ago tailor named Lowenthal,
doing business In Market street, gave out twenty
five pairs of pantaloons to young girl TO make up,
but at the proper time the goods not forhcom-
ing. Investigation discovered that the seam
stress had cleared out with The property to
New York. She was found there recently by two
detectives OF this city under circumstances OF
really distressing character. She about TO be-
come mother ere yet she had been a wife. and
stated to the officers that In consequence OF her be-
trayer having deserted her she obliged TO pawn
the clothes in order to obtain the necessaries OF life
The goods were recovered from the pawnbroker and
returned to the owner.
Orange.
THE DEMOCRACY OF the Second Assembly District
have nominated Mr.. Joseph Booth to represent it at
the coming election.
Trenton.
PoLITICA L.-Mr. Charles Haight. Congressional
democratic nominee for the Second district, adj
dressed the Seymour and Blair boys In blue In this
city on Tuesday evening. An improyised republican
meeting convened on the same night to celebrate the
republican triumph In Maine
STATE PRIsON.--SiXteen prisoners arrived at this
institution yesterday-sx from Monmouth six from
Bergen, three from Union and one from Sussex.
The notorious counterfeiter, jeremiah L. Cowsden,
sentenced to five years. incarceration, was pardoned
by the President yesterday after having served a
term OF two years. lie information that led TO
the arrest OF Ulrek, who cOunterfeited seventhrty
bonds.