The New York herald., 1869-08-03
SUBURBAN. INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

The STABBING AFFRAY.-Yesterdav forenoon
Thomas Cloher who stabbed John Cox on Sunday
night was admitted to bail to await trial. He then
procured a warrant for the arrest Of Cox. whom he
charged with having provoked him to use the kmie
by tearing his clothes. Cox also was admitted to
bail.
THE RAILROAD COMPETITION. New Jersey
Railroad Company have cmulated their neighbors by
Offering ten tickets for passage from New York TO
Newark or return for 81 So making the fare each
anSther eeM "orons rednciion by the conendinu aom
pany, which will proDabiy initiate the mother cOun
tries IN the charge Of penny per mile.
The CITY MARsHAL's REPORT shows that within
the past month there were 1872 persons committed to
prison. or these there were for drunkenness and
dsorderly conduct, lO9; stabbing. /; assault and
battery, Is; assauting officer, q abuse OF family,
| /; wife beating, y stealing, 20; swnding, /, va
graney, 2; attempt to staD 1: careless driving 2;
reckless use OF firearms. /; threatening TO KILL 8;
| SUSPICIOUS characters, Z; burglary, 2.
| THE NEW CURRICULUM.-The curriculum at the
| corner of Montgomery and Henderson streets was
| opened to the public last evening by the dstin-
guished gymnast and professor OF physical train.
ing. The tickets of admission were fifty cents each
aud this sum entitled the visitor 10 "a quanlum OF
goOdy refreshments which were admirably dis
played along the hail. The place was well lighted
up with gas, and large number OF citizens availed
themselves Of the double pleasure afforded. veioc-
pede and running tracks, a room for archery,
shooting gallery, bowling alley, chess room, and
the human frame adorned the interior OF the struc
ture Mr.. Brady amused the pubic by his numerous
exhibitions and showed himself an accomplished
gymnast. The people were pleased with the show
and did not disperSe until an advanced hour.
Hudson City.
Row AMONG FIREMEN.-On Sunday night fire.
man, named John Atkins, called on officer Hennessy
to assist him in arrestng turbulent chief, in the
house of Truck Company No. l. The officer COM
Piled. but had scarcely entered the place when At
klns seized the trumpet and made blow at him.
The policeman not only saved himself, out brought
the fireman to terms and took hlm to the station
The prisoner committed Tor trial yesterday In
default OF ball.
REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF PoLIoE.-The statement
OF Chief of Police Robinson shows that the following
| arrests were made during the past three months-
For nIOxcaton 70; drunkenness and disordery con-
duct 60; dls0rderiy, -; tnet, "a; burglary .; va
grancy 10; violation OF city ordinance 29 vile beat
Ing Z; assault and battery, AS noting 4; picking
pockets Il malicious mischief. 81 child deserton, 81;
| suspicion, Il insanity g. and Others ior petty
ofences-in all, 32s persons. There were SO nned,
| IS committed, 20 baiied and Isl discharged. The
| fines make up the sum OF s3Jo
Newark.
| FRE.-Shorty after six O'Clock last evening fire
broke out In the ink factory on Railroad avenue, of
| Mr.. Dovill, and before the Fire Department had
| reached the spot IL was almost entirely burned
down IL was three story brick building and will
entail OF about $4,000. IL nearly Time the
telegraph system was introduced IN TINS town.
afternoon a workman named Daniel Scsnon, resid-
ing in South street. very seriously injured while
employed ON Kelly a Nugent's new building
through a heavy IRON pillar falling upon hin. ons
OF ms legs was broken and the other badly crushed
lie removed 10 tne Hospital OF the sisters Of the
Poor, wnere he continues In critical condition.
REGULAR OPENING OF THE NEW RALRoAD.-The
regular commencement OF passenger tralc over the
! Newark and New York Railroad was Inaugurated
| under favorable auspices yesterday when fully
| 10000 persons were transported 10 ana from New
| YORK without any accident or inconvenience Many
OF the storekeepeTs hit upon the idea o advertising
4 themselves by ouylDg tickets by the hundred and
| retailing them at fifteen cents each.
| STABBING AFFRAY.-Shortly after seven O'Clock
| last evening information was received at police
headauarters In this city 20 the effect that two
had been severely stabbed the OF an Array
! nj Roseve Park one OF the two, John McDonaId,
was represented to have been terribly cut about the
| body. one cut In the abdomen bids lair TO prove
| fatal A posse OF officers were despatched TO the
| place. but no arrests had been MADE up 10 halpast
] nine O'Clock last evening.
| 2ALIEGEp RELIGIOUS CoERoIoN-A REPETITION OF
| THE MARY ANN SMITH CAsE.-The somewhat cele-
brated Mary Ann Smith religious abduction has
iust 1t Is stated found parallel In this city. ap-
pears that about two years ago young Catholic girl
named Mary Brogan went 10 reside as domestic in
| the family OF Protestant clergyman OF this city,
She soon evinced desire 10 renounce the falth OF
| her fathers and become Protestant. Her parents
| took her home and. as alleged, Oy powerful argu
| nents induced her to to her former belief
| Alter while she sufreptitiousy left home
| hui few weeks ago was discovered In Auburn,
n " and brought bach. IL now transpires that she
is nowhere to be seem and II IL strongly limited that
she mas been removed to some convent or retreat Ia
New York by her parents
Orange.
NEW FIRE BUILDING.--The corner stone Of the
new building for the use OF The Fire Department Of
this town was lad with appropriate ceremonies yes
| terday IN presence OF the Mayor and Common Coun
| eli and large number OF citizens
| Trenton.
FATAL SHOOTING .AcclDEST.-On Sunday evening
the wife OF Abner Mitchell residing at No. LOCK-
| between this city aud Bordentown, undertook TO
explain the operations OF pistol purchased by her
husband the night previous and while in the act Of
80 dong one OF Toe barrels which she Thought we're
Of hor daughter, q chlld about three years Of agc