The New York herald., 1869-03-01
SUBURBAN. IHTELL1GEHCE.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City,

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TIE TINc0MBB RoBBgRy.-The examination or
Michael Doyle, Patrick MITCHELL Prank AdsmA
James Killean ana John Donovan, who were arrested
| on suspicion OF robbIng Mr.. Tnc0mbe, OF Dunkrk,
NJ " near tine Erie Railway depot took place before
the Recorder on Friday, and nfter patient nearing
| OF the case al the men were d1sonargod. t
| Row AMONG STAGE DRIvERs.-Yesterday AFTER
noon three men, named John Engehorn, Judson
vanderveer and John Englehorn, Jr., were arrested
and brought to the police station for quarelng on
the ferryboas and soliciting pasaengers 70 rue "
their respective stages They wae held 70 ava"
| examination.
SERIOUS RUNAWAY AociDEsr.-About three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon horse attached 70 .
wagon, took fright in washington street and ran
| furiously towards the canal He would have run
| into the water had not some persons turned MN
| aside, throwing Mr. Mathews. the driver 70 tne
| pavement, and spraiuing his Leg the wagon was
| badly smashed, but the horse was not injured.
Hob0ken.
| CoRoNER's INQUEsT.-Dora Berlin, who was 20
| severely injured on Friday by Morris and Essex
locomotive. died at the Sisters Hospital on satur,
| day night. Coroner white commenced an inquest
last evening, and adjourned 1t TILL this afternoon
| CoRoNER's INQUEsr.-Dora Belin, who was IN
! jured on the Morris and Essex Railroad, a. pub.
| lished in fridays HERALD, expired at ST. Mary's
Hospital yesterday forenoon. An inquest was COM
adjourned till to-day, In order that the proper wit
| nesses may be procured.
Hudson City.
| NEW STOCK YARDs.--The Ere Railway Company
have purchased ten Of land at the west end Of
| the Bergen tunnel which viii be fenced and laid
out for cattle yards They win also have extensive
| cattle yards at WeehawKen.
| THE DoNNELLy STABBING AFFRAY.-John Don
nelly who was arrested for stabbing his brotnern-
law Philip Short. was released bail on Friday, as
| the injured man is in fair way to recover.
COURT OF QUARTER SEssI0Ns.-The three Col0red
II Joh onA foA s,f
burglary at the residence of Mr.. Mckay, In Bergen
and also at the house Of MIR. George A. Emmett,
were sentenced on Friday to three years each in
State Prison at hard labor. Stewart Buzzee, had
only eleven years OF age convicted OF stealing nity
sent TO the State Reformatory. Richard Crotty,
having pleaded guilty Of petit larceny, was SEN
fenced to sixty days In the county JAIL
Communipaw.
THE Stock YARDs.-During the past week there
arrived at the stock yards 271 cars containing 24S7
CATTLE s,675 hogs and l3,l 100 sheep. There were
slaughtered during the same time 5s7 cattle, $3.50
hogs and s,2l6 sheep.
THE HARRISON FORGERY CAsE.-At the suggestion
of counsel the further examination into the case OF
the young man william II. Harrison who stands
charged with forgery, the particulars OF which were
stated In Fridays HERALD, has been waived be-
fore the police magistrate and the matter brought
directly before Judge Depue, who subsequently ad-
mitted the prisoner to ball. The young man has
already made some admissions damaging to himself
SLEIGHINa ACcIDENT.-The fortunate owners Of
sleighing turnouts appeared on the main thorough
fares and avenues Of this city In large number Fri
day. 80 as to take advantage Of the little snow that
had fallen. About eleven O'CLOCK ON Broad street.
In the vicinity of the First Presbyterian church. q
gentleman in a cutter was run foul VI by one OF
pair Of racing teams and MS CONVEYANCE pretty
considerable distance but fortunately not seriously
injured. The occurrence occasioned much excite
ment and no little degree OF merriment.
ABOUT LOST PoCKETBooK.-Last evening, as the
seven O'Clock Philadelphia train arrived at the Mar
ket street depot from New York, observing ofcer
or police saw man pick up pocketbook from the
sidewalk the depot. Thinking that 1t was not
the nnder's property the ofncer approached him on
the subject; but the finder would neither say 1t was
his purse nor would he deliver It up, wnereupon he
Campneld, OF Elizabeth. Ihe purse contains a con-
siderable sum OF money, including some British
bank notes. and also some valuable papers II Is re-
tanned Tor an owner.
ANOTHER FORGERY CAsE-CoMMrrrAL AND Es-
CAPE OF THE ALLEGED FoRGER.-On Saturday even
ing Christian E. H. Tasche, middle aged German,
who has hitherto barne excellent reputation, and
who has been engaged In the grocery business at
No. 4s Grand street. was arrested on complaint OF
Jacob Warner OF No. Norfolk street. who alleges
that the accused did utter and pass for 500
which bears the forged signature OF the complain
animation yesterday morning commitment papers
were duly made out and the prisoner handed over
TO the police authorities. While being conveyed to
the county JAIL however, In company with others,
he managed 70 slip away from the elongated and
very vigant oficer in CHARGE ana had not been re-
captured up to last evening.
| THE OCEAN COUNTY CONTESTED SEvAToRsHrP.-
On Friday in Commissioner wntehead's ONCE, be-
fore Master In Chancery Henry j. Mills considerable
evidence taken in the Torrcy- Hooper contested
election In ocean county. Thomas Hooper endeav-
ors to that John Torrey Jr, the present sena.
tor, against wnom he was opposed in the late elec-
ton, was resident OF Montclair IN Essex county,
and therefore not entitled 70 represent ocean county
In the State Senate In the spring OF 1867 Mr. Torrev
removed from Montclalr. and became q resi-
he frequently visited his fathers house In Montcair
IL Is claimed that he never was q resident In Ocean
county. The further hearing OF the case was nd
journed tn this morning. when II win be resumed
IN Jersey City, 30 as to accommodate witnesses In
New York.
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A BELIEvILLE CARPEN-
rER.--A somewhat lengthy examination took place
Friday before Justices sapn and Mills IN the Po-
lice Court into the case OF william sandford car.
penter, twenty years OF age, RESTING in Belle.
vilIe who Is charged with having beaten youth OF
fourteen years, named Arthur Redding OF Wood
sde the night OF the 18th OF February 30 severely
that the life OF the latter In now imperlled The
statement OF the accusers Il 10 the eject that on the
Phiietus Bcardsley and Walter Scott. we're walking
along one OF the streets Of BeIeve, when they met
young man and girl coming from an opposite
direction. The boy Redding passed on the
inside OF the pair and In doing 80 jostled
against them, whereupon the man admin
istered the lad severe pack handed blow
from the efccts Of which, IL N claimed the boy's
life is now endangered. sanford Is alleged 10 be
the man. but on Friday no one could idenffy him
Beardsley thinks 30, but s not sure. The other
boy, Scott, could not be found and the exam.
nation was postponed tall next Tuesday al two
O'Clock In the afternoon. SANFORD made state-
ment before the court, In which he positively denies
being with a lady on the evening namel bee1de3
declaring strongly that he is NOT the guilty PARTY
Though the father OF the boy declared that his son
was beyond all hope the attending physician stated
that the boys life was In no immediate danger
His body exhibits no marks OF violence.
Trenton.
THE DELAwARE AND RARrrAN CANAL COMPANY
have commenced TO widen the Perry street bridge
and are resolved to similarly improve the other
bridges leading from this city across the canal.
great number OF laborers are employed In cIeanInv
and repairing the canal in this vicinity ii 4 under
stood that navigation will be resumed about the ON
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