The New York herald., 1869-09-12
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE
NEW JERSEY.
COnlmunipaw.

THE ABArroIR AND STOCK YAHDs.-The weekly
returns Of the Stock Yard Company have not been
published for some weeks past owing to the litiga-
ton before the Chancellor. The supply Of cattle,
hogs and sheep fell on. no one interested had any
security that they would not at any moment be pre-
vented from kilng and sending meat away from
the abattoir. Now, however, the question has been
settled by the Chancellor, woo saw no just grounds
Tor lnterruptlng the business or the concern. Inc
Stock Yard Company at the same time are epjoip ed
from doing anything which might prove nuisance.
Toe receipts Tor the past week were 2si cars con-
tlning 2797 cattle e,ls2 hos and 800 sheep.
There We're slaughtered during the week 6lS cattle,
sue hogs ana $3.50 sheep.
Weehnwken.
THE NEW FERRY.-Another meeting in favor OF
the establishment OF new ferry from Weehawken
TO Twenty y-thrd street was held on Friday night,
Mr.. N. Pfaum presiding. Union Hill Gossburg
and Weenawhen were represented. After several
speeches mad been made committee OF five were
appointed TO promote the project. The Erie Ran
way Company, 1t Is understood nave resolved 10
establish ferry from rwenty-thrd street to the oil
dock at Weehawken. The road running from that
point ntersects three OF the principal rhorougniares
IN this section Oi Hudson county.
Newark.
GRAVE CHARGE AGAINST CoLoRED CLERGY
MAN-There was arrested in this city yesterday,
about ten O'clock the pastor or of the colored
churches In this city. whose name IS Elisha weaver.
Hts arrest was elected warrant issued py JUS
uce Person, on complaint OF u widow member OF
Weaver's congregation, VINO sets forth that his
duct to her was Of most outrageous characters that
in fact ne Is guilty OF crime the second highest
known to tue law. The affair nas occasloned much
exeltement among the colored 1olk, 'as well as In
wnIte circles,
DISCHARGE OF MAYBAUM ON THE CHARGE OF For
GERY.-Moses MAJ baum, the Israeltish dealer whose
name has been before the public press now and then
for several mont rs past, and who stood charged
with fraud ana forgery on two separate counts was
acquitted on the forgery charge yesterday after
other examination before Justice Stapn, the prn-
cival witness against hi, one herman, OF New York,
having talleu TO appear. de Is still under $1,000
ponds 10 appear for examination next Thursday
the charge of fraud 1t ls the opinion here that
this, too, Will he arranged" and Maybaum get of
scot free.
ALLEGED ROBBERY OF THE UNITED STATES
MAIL-A DEPUTY AGENT ARREsTKD.--On Friday
evening James Gayor. Post once detective, ar
rested substitute mail agent, named r. ]. Schooner,
at New Brunswick, on a charge OF opening and ex-
tracing money from letters on the mail car be-
tween New York and Philadelphia. II appears that
on last SATURDAY evening clerk in the New York
Post ONCE, named BateInan was travelling to Pbilar
delpha, and during the journey was reclining ON a
lounge III the postal car. The accused, VINO was
then acting as substitute for More, the regular mail
AGENT sUpposing most probably that Bateman was
a-leep II Is alleged by the latter, opened several
letters. The CLERK seemed perfectly obltvlous to
what was uanspirlng, and kept the affair secret
t tecye syar 70 sew cork ae &
detective and his assistant, accompanied by the
clerk, Bateman, took the cars for Philadelphia the
accused acting as mall agent the same night. Bate
man occupied his former position on The lounge in
tie postal car, while the detective and his assistant
occupied seats In the baggage room. On nearing
New brunswick the Post Ofhce clerk, 1t Is alleged
observed Schooner open and destroy several let
ters from one OF wnicn 1t was afterwards ascer-
tanned he distracted twenty dollars. The clerk i'm
medately informed the detective, and Schooner was
arrested. Mr.. McNeey, the Postmaster OF this city,
was teegraphed TO have United States Marshal a.
the Trenton depot to await the tram due here at
ten minutes 10 nine O'Clock p. M. The order
was promptly attended to- and on the arrival OF the
tram schooner gwen into the custody
OF the United states Marshal. who forth
with brought him before United States
Commissioner James Wilson. The facts As above
related then sworn to by the parties concerned,
and in default OF bail, the accused was committed
to the Trenton Jail TO await more formal examina
tion during the week. The Trenton Post oiice has
not been vctmized, but letters for parties in New
Brunswick, Railway and Elizabeth, have for some
time past failed to reach their destination. 1t
but justice to the regular mail agent, Nj. More to
that he was not on the cars either time alluded
to- although telegram to some Of the papers BY
some mistake Identified him as the person arrested.