The New York herald., 1869-03-30
SUBURBAN INTELyrGENCE.
NEW JELsEY.
Jersey City.
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SuppES pEAyri-Mr. Henry Fisch, gate-tender
At the Jersey City ferry died sadaens :. ma res.
Sssss e ss. N q s ss ss been =;
tunr ~ home was s,rScf Win parsiysIs. He leaves
v fe and three children.
LEGISLATIVE MxAsURRs.- Several bills anecting
the interests OF Jersey City end Hudson county gen.
orally have 10 be disposed of before the Legislature
adjourns next Friday. Among these are the Nesha-
mine charter, Emigrants' Savings Bank and the
Jersey City Police BILL A delegation composed. Q,
some OF the most influential men In the city, waited
on Senator Taylor yesterday 70 urge the passage ..
Senate Committee on Municipal Corporations. Of
which Mr.. Taylor is chairman. The bill has passed
enacted in favor Of the Hudson County Medical As.
soeson Which is Looked upon as anS eayes
al new corners al the mercy OF THIS pooy.
Hudson City.
A CCLoRED WOMAN ON THE RAMPAGE-A descend.
ant OF Ham, calling herself Lottie Anna Pegannon,
entered the mouse OF Mrs. Bryan, In Beacon avenue,
on Sunday morning and walloped her with square
stick which cut her badly about the face that she
is now confined 10 her bed. When taken before
Recozder Aldridge yesterday morning Lotte ad.
matted the exploit but entered plea OF justification
by reciting some OF her neighbor's faults The Re-
'corder not deemng the defence strong enough TO
warrant mitigation OF punishment, gave Lotte a
permit to the county jail with instructions not 70 re-
turn till sent Tor.
ATRocIoUs ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-One Daniel
Carroll, well known rough, was arrested last even
ing on q charge preferred by Joseph Jackett az
having assaulted and beaten him severely on
barge in care of the latter and lying at the foot
OF Ffth street. Carroll viii be tried before Recorder
Pope this forenoon.
ANOTHER PERSON FOUND DRowSED.-Yesterday
afternoon the body OF a woman was found In the
water near the dry dock at Hoboken. She was about
thirty-fve years OF age and calico dress OF
dark brown color. The features were scarcely
discernable, as the face was horribly mutated and
upwards OF three weeks in the water. The body was
inferred by Dir. Parslow, and inquest Will be held
by Coroner White on Monday next
Row IN LAGER BEER sALooS.-Between ten
and eleven O'Clock Sunday night fan alteration
took place in John Merzs lager beer saloon, on Union
avenue, In Union Hill between party or New
Yorkers. who had been tipping, and some boarders
In the house. Several persons who were outside
hearing the noise into the saloon and Joined In
iorkers were overpowered, and two Of them were
which Is called the town prison.
PROBABLY YFArALAcCIDENT.-About noon yesterday
while man named Marx Moses. employed as nag
man at the Grove street crossing on the Morris and
Essex Railroad, was removing an Intoxicated man
from the track freight car came upon him and cut
Hm abon e eaS we sss ann
hurt Tne injured man was at once taken to st.
AaIy's Hospital and Is is feared his injuries win
States army and Is now over nifty years OF age and
member Of the Hoboken Masonic Lodge.
HORSE CAR CONDUCTOR BEATEN BY RowDrRs-
Hoboken was visited on Sunday by the largest
crowd seen there since last summer. During the
evening large crowds kept pouring In from tine su.
burbs. A number OF roughs got on one OF the Union
NIL cars and refused to pay fare. EtZod the con-
ductor, tried to put them Cd, when he was shocked
down and beaten. An soon as he got on his feet he
seized the switch hook and welded it with such
effect that all parties were willing to endorse thu,
CURED near the horse car depot at Union Hill an d
beyond the limits OF HoboKen no arrests were mad e.
A good beginning Tor the summer season.
Newark.
PREcocIoUs House BREAKERs-Yesterday afts r.
noon Edward Gordon, aged fifteen, Edward de-
lany, aged nfteen and williem> Dougherty, a xed
seventeen, were sent to the county Jail to await rial
on charge OF having broken into An once atfas he'd
road avenue. All the young scamps obtained, how.
s,er. was pair Of bocts and these they dro pped
Mndison.
INPosING OBsEQUIEs OF THE LATE ArHER
D'ARcY.--t must uecu deep sinocrc, he artfeIt
sorrow which induced such large numDer sof peo-
pie under such shocking weather auspices to At
tend the funeral services at this place yeste rday OF
the late Rev. Father James darcy, D. D., whose
sudden demise, Mast Thursday mornblg lg, has
already been recorded In the HERALD. At
least $500 persom besides between thirty
and most OF these remained throughout the entire
obsequies, which lasted from eleven O'Clock in the
forenoon till nearly four O'Clock In the afternoon
considerable portion OF this time had to be spent In
the open air. while the pitiess rain continued
TO fal. The very elements % seemed TO be
pie, whose undisgused sorrow ct the sudden
manner In which their young and beloved
pastor had been summoned hence could not be re-
strained circumstance that greatly added to this
expression s Of Of feeling was the similar manner in
service OF fifteen years had been whipped on inside OF
ayear, and the removal OF his remains TO the ceme.
Of his more youthful successor. The services were
tnangnraied 10 the forenoon by the chanting
church, 81. vlncenrs The ednce was crowded to
sunocation with spectators, hundreds being COM
most impressive features Of the service was the
singing of the Benedfctus iby agnartette OF clergy
Fssnsl nsn FATHER 4aSm. O. Riley leader Father
scarcely had this service concluded when Bishop
flssy gayley and os some twenty more ciergymen ar.
a9,.n Of ot seton ssM yaIs Han College Rev. Father
Father McGovern, Of Merristown. The Grand High
MAJ Mass was then celebrated. After panegyric on
the bishop pronounced the solemn absoutionL.
which concluded the services in the church. After
fhe remans-which were encased In n handsome
casket covered with choice nowers-had been
viewed by the vast concourse they were removed
Father Madden, and there Inferred. Six OF Father
DArcy's fellow coegians acted pail bearers
These were Rev. Fathers Riley Dalton, Thebaud
Kane, Mccarthy and Smith. The credtable man.
ner IN which Father Dalton acquitted himself az
master OF ceremonies was matter OF comment on All
sides. Dr. darcy had only been nine montns pas.
tor OF st. vincenrs, but during that time ne had en-
deared himself TO all.
Patersou.
iSDIGfATros MRgrrSG.-A bill has passed the Leg.
Mature and awaits but the signature OF the Cover
nor TO become law which authorizes the Freehold
es OF Passaic county TO issue bonds I'm Aid Of the
construction OF the hontcsir Railroad which road
. 10 the eastern terminus OF the Midland road from
Sswego 70 Nsw YORK city The Midland road viii
run through Paterson providing the county VIII bond
itsen In aid OF its construction. The bin restrains
the bonding TO an amount not exceeding three per
cent % the assessed valuation OF the property.
There L. however, great Opposition 10 the bonding
scheme, aud An indignatlo1 meetin0 NJ heId