The New York herald., 1869-11-04
SUBURBAN INTELLIdaNcE
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

terday afternoon the haif-past six Pavonia ferry
boat was entering the shp at the Long Dock, when
from the boat to the bridge He ie between and ms
chest was caught between the guard aai The bridge,
be relieved he fell into the water aud his head was
fearfully crushed by the rudder lie resided a. Vari
street and West Broadway. the b1ds was taken IN
charge by onlcer McAuIey to- await al inquest The
deceased wastorty-ive years oil age aud respeetaoy
connected.
uobokcn.
BRUTAL TREATMENT or A wiRE-A man named
Cooney, residing In Willow street, was arralgncd
before Recorder Pope yesterday and charged by his
wife, Maria, with having attempted TO cut her tnroas
in tue house. The prisoner was Dound 10 Keep tho
peace Tor one year under penalty Of 500.
Bergen City.
ANOTHER BLASTING GACclpENr--Xesterday morning
blast exploded In the sewer on Grand street, near
Library Hail. with such force that one window OF
blessings store at the corner OF Grand street aud
Palsade Nv yenue was smashed and y brick ON the
corner OF an opposite building swept AWAY. FOrtu-
were swept to unusually great distance on every
side. The unusual lorce OF this explosion Is attrbu-
ted 10 loose VEN under the rock.
Newark.
NOBLE CHARiry.--Under the auspices OF the
lady managers Of tho Home for Agel Females fair
and FESTIVAL In progress M the rink, the pro-
ceeds Of which Intended for advancing the mate
rial comforts and useiuness oi tno home. Fho
support.
THE BAY BRIDGE Accidents never como sin
glyr has been exempli1ed In the case OF the bay
bridge OF the Central Railroad. While heavy iron
casting was being placed on truck at bethlehem
for transportation on Tuesday II ioll, ANA was
broken so that u new one win have 10 be cast
Travel Is still seriously interrupted.
THR SOLDIERS MoNuMESr.--To-morrow the new
monument erected In Paramount Cemetery over the
graves OF fallen heroes AT the expense OF the city
will he unveiled with appropriate and becoming
ceremonies. rnere will be military and civic pro-
ccssion besides oration delivered BY Lieutenant
Governor Woodord, Of New YORK, secretary hoDe-
son not pcinK aDe, ON account OF pressing business,
10 attend. ihe 0ccHslon bids Iair " assume Tue
character OF q demonstration.
The NEW WATER WoRKs.--rhe new and splcn.
didly constructed WAFER warAs at Believiis having
at length been completed, tho water was turned on
yesterday for the first time. In presence Of Messrs.
Peddle and Rlcord, present and prospective mayors
Aldermen Lord, Atwater. Daniel Dodd ana other
leading citizens. fhe commissioners exp aimed every
thing connected with the works 10 the guests, VINO
expressed themselves equally satisfied with the ap
pearance and completeness Of the arrangements ~
tney subsequently ud 10 the material comforts OF
neat little collation..
"CugF. NORTON WELL CUPPEp.-Llttle was II
thought by the good old Puritans who, In the early
days OF tins city's customs, that the fne plot Of
ground set apart by them Us u burial ground In the
heart of the city should finally be used only as >
prize ring and thOr0ughfnre On several occasions
lately dlsgracsfal lights hsye taken place there
the latest OF these was q few nights since, when
notorious characef nnmen "sa norton 70 ss WAS sS
stncts likewise. IL IL not great wnile since "Cun"
was beaten within an mon OF ms llie ov manly
sutcd. The police ought " look after such charac-
ieis
Is A PARpoNEp CONVICT DIsrRANcnisGD f-Ber-
nard McGarrigan, OF the Fourth ward. was denied
the privilege OF voting IN the Second district Of hs
ward on Tuesday by two OF the judges OF election,
hat hoy hoou Tn ha Sfufn
as convict though pardOned before the expiration
Of his term OF servtdc, he forfeited his right In the
premises. Barney at once mod TO the chambers 0i
Judge reese, OF the Court OF Common Pleas, and oh
tained An opinion setting forth that pardoned con-
tue term Of servltude been FUZZY nnsd dlsranchisc.
ment would not be affected by the crime oi assault
document ana exercised his right 10 the delight or
many and tue disgust OF certain Few.
Elizabeth.
new CEMETERY was dedicated with appropri.
aie and Impressive ceremonies here Monday In
presence OF immense conc0urse OF Catholic citi-
Father George II. D0ane, OF Newark, delivered an
address eninently suitable to tho occasion. Prevt.
GUS to the ceremonies at the burying ground there
was grand procession Of societies, accompanied
by \ band OF music.
Trenton.
STATE PRISON ARRIVALS. Nine prisoners arrived
al this institution yesterday-cignt IRON Camden and
one from Salem. one OF the number, q colorcd man
arson.
MONTHLY ARnEsrs.--The Mayor reports that los
arrests were made IN this city by the police during
tho pas. month to wit:-Drunk, 40; disordeviy, so;
assault, I; larceny 8; riot .; highway robbery, ~
vagrancy, .; violation OF city ordinance, =
DARING SNEAK THIEF.--Yesterday morning,
while Mr.. Livingstone and HIS sons were at break
fast bold sneak thei entered the house through =
raised window and dccamped with valuable watch
belonging TO one Of the young men. The police are
Oh his tran.
PAgpoSEp ny THE PREsIDEkT.-A man named
John II. Garrison, convicted Of having counterfeit
money IN his possession at Newark ana sentenced
to the state Prison for nye years, was released ON
Tuesday BY order Of President Grant, lie hnd served
three years OF his term.
DIED IN rnE STATE PRIsoS-On Tuesday night q
colored convict, named william Henry Copeland.
OF Salem. who was serving one vear's imprisonment
In this institution, died OF consumption. Another
colored inmate named Albanus DO kyas, was not
expected to survive last evening.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0URr.-In this court
yesterday the trial OF DR.. Petrie OF Elizabeth ON
charge Of cleansing and selling cancelled revenue :,
stamps, was postponed TO the next term In conse-
Quence Of the unavoidable absence Of detective
Nettleshp The Jurors were discharged till the SOth
Of November, wnen some circuit cases Will be tted
NKw JERSEY ssurREMg CouRr-The November
term OF this court, though formally opened on Tuss.
day, did not commence until yesterday morning.
Upwards OF one hundred prominent lawyers were
present. Cnlel JuSIlC0 Bea3lUy ana AssOclnte Jus.
tIcos Dedle, Depue Scuader, Darymple, Woodruff
and Van Syckle occupied the bench. A branch
court for the hearing OF common motions was
formed consisting OF Justices Bedle Dalrymplc and
scudder. The list OF causes was then called by the
Chcf Justice aud the arguments peremptOrify set
Messrs. McCarter. Kingman ana Judge Carpenter
proceeded to examine candidates for legal hon0rs.
Nessrs. Browning. Magco and Edward 7. Green
were appointed examiners Tor the ensuing year.
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WlSfCAEsTER COUNTY.
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