The New York herald., 1869-03-24
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
.Jersex City.

The TAMAANy AssOCIATION.-The charter for the
Tammany Association Of Jersey City was sent to
the Legislature yesterday wnere It will probably
pass without any opposition The organization will
be controlled BY shareholders the shares being fixed
at ten dollars each. One member OF the Legislature
has subscribed for 1000 shares. 1t Is supported and
promoted by the New York Sachems, 80 that the era
Of New Jersey democracy, which has been hitherto
regarded a. heterodox, has well nigh passed away.
The HORSE CAR OUTRAGE-FURTHER PARTIcU-
LARs.-The account OF the outrage which took place
on q H0b0ken horse Car published In yesterdays
HERALD has created intense Indignation both In
Jersey City and Hoboken. The driver Of the Car.
Patrick Dunno, is blamed on all sides for his neu-
ardy passenger who sat in the car. and offered not
word Of rem0nstrance is looked upon as cooblooded
and heartless IN the extreme. According to the
young woman came from the Five Corners 10 the
ferry on the car OF which Pat Doyle is conductor.
from the car on account Of his disordery conduct,
but he followed the car till he came to the Morris
and Essex crossing. near Bloomfield street. Doyle
transferred the young woman to Jersey City car
and paid her fare, as she had no money telling the
conductor to let her OF OF Sixth street. The
up bu. instead - Of III jumping On II he nc foowed T i
across the swamp till he arrived at the corner
OF Provost and North Seventh streets, where he
sprang on the car and forced out the young
woman IN the manner already published The
driver pretends to know everything about the
parties but says he cannot tell their names. He
adds that they live s's0mewheren In Jersey City.
This half cOnceaiment In his statement, coupled
with his passive attitude in the matter, savors so
much Of suspicion that the affair calls for nvestga
ton. Nothing has been heard since OF the parttes
but the popular feeling is such that the fellow, II
court. The police have also lesson to learn from
this transacti0n-namey that unless this locality Is
patrOled after dark there can be no security against
the rufians who, 1t Is well known, nfest the place.
Hudson City.
COURT OF SEssIoSs.-Th following prisoners, who
were arraigned on Monday. received sentence:-
Henry Smith, assault and battery, pleaded guilty.
two months In the county JAIL Louis Hrsch, break
ing and entering three years In State Prison; James
Jones petit larceny two months IN the county jan;
In State Prison; Thomas Buckley colored, indecent
assault on young girl In Jersey City SIX months In
tang, r0bbing carpenters shop in West Hoboken and
private residence in Hudson City, 1ve years each
IN onas IN stss Julia
months In the county JAIL Sentence was suspended
In the following cases:-Bridget Whaen, petit lar
lowing prisoners pleaded not guity:-John Jones.
petit larceny; Alexander Mcdonnell grand larceny;
charged with attempting to pick pockets at the New
Jersey Railroad depot. In the case OF John Buff the
prosecution abandoned the case In the middle OF the
trial and entered nolte pr0sequf. There was some
technical defect In the papers for the prosecution.
Newark.
THE RECENT TRAGEDy-A ROMANTIC FINALE
Pursuant to an agreement entered into by Mrs.
Beckere. the mother OF the murdered girl Augusta,
and Mr.. Charles iiensler the uncle OF the unfortu-
nately rash youth, Frederick Knttal the deceased
twain were united In death and inferred side by side
in the same grave yesterday afternoon at Woodland
Cemetery. singing society, OF which Knltta was
q member attended the obsequies In q body.
Trenton.
LEGISLATIVE PRocEEDIsGs.-In the Senate yester.
day message was received from Governor Ran
dolph suggesting the appointment OF three persons
to confer with the executors in relation to
the completion and final disposition OF the
Stevens battery bequeathed by the late Edwin
A. stevens to the state. Senator Little
introduced stringent law against bribng members
OF the Legislature. It provides that any person
convicted OF bribing members Of the Legislature or
offering bribc shall be fined sum Of $4,000 i'm
prisonment for five years, and any member con-
victed OF accepting u bribe shall be fined sum OF
$1,000 or imprisonment for five years, and TO be for
ever excluded from holding any position OF honor
or profit In the state In the House Mr. Whalen in
troduced bill repeating the law providing for i'm
prisonment for n0n-payment Of taxes. A number Of
small local bills was acted upon IN both houses.