The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-12
sUBURBAT INTELLIGENCE.
REV. JE9SEG.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
ASSAULT ON POiAoEHAN.--W otIlcer Dayle
was arresting John Larkins yesterday evening, he
was attacked by the latter and would have received
severe punishment hut for the arrival OF assistance
Lar6ns beng very drunk and uproarlous was bound
ana placed IN cell Tor Inc night.
A SEXUAL ScUABBLE-John Langton and Mary
Heay we're arAgned before the Recorder for
having entered into bloody quarrel at the house
No $40 South Seventh street. In the course of which
both parties came to grief in the presence OF many
Spectators They were committed for examination.
BRUTAL TREATMENT OF A WIFE.--A man named
Peter uast, native Of England, was arrested yes
terday Tor having, as alleged, bruLaily abused his
wife Agnes by klcSing her and otherwise III treating
her In most ferocous manner Having shown
signs OF repentance before the Recorder ana rs TIE
kind spouse refused 10 prosecute ne WAS dls
charged.
A DOG FIGHT sPouED.-About noon yesterday
two individuals, named James McGrony and James
Kearns, brought forth their respective CANNES 10
remote part Of South Fourth street, near Newark
avenue, and having placed them face 10 face,
'sessedu them to a battle al the cross roads. sew
eraI passengers Jumped from the passing cars 10
witness the struggle, and handsome crowd was
assembling when two policemen approached ana
separated the contestine ANIMALS. The owners OF
tie dogs were arrested ana conveyed TO me police
station where meg were held TO answer.
Newark.
BURGLARY.-Early yesterday morning tho resi-
dence OF Mr. J. +. Southland, In Elm street, en-
tered by burglars and a valuable black SILK dress ana
q p0rtemonnale containing sixty dollars carriec OH.
NO arrests and no Clue 10 the thieves.
ALLEGED THEFT OF GoLD.-Jares Titus, q color
ed man, who been in tina employ OF Messrs. Smll
lie X Dorrance jewelers. No 81 Greene street, has
been arrested a charge OF having stolen guam
tity OF gOld-how much or how little cannot yet be
Observation-Disclosures property OF MS employers lie IS
held.
A FEMALE INEBRIATE DIES IN A FrT--Ahout six
O'Clock last evening DR.. BetnueI L. Do1d, the Essex
County Physician was informed that woman was
sound dead in her room at No IS Morris and Essex
Railroad avenue under circumstances that appeared
very suspicious to the neighbors. On investigating
the matter the physician found tGat woman
named Slathery, wne OF James Slatlery,
dad died IN Commissions suDerinduced Dy
heavy drinkDr 10 which, according TO all accounts
deceased mad been addicted. rms, OF course put u
quetus on the mnrderous rumors that had been cir
culated III the nelghborhood. These arose from the
the hoor and the table Gpset near her. NO inquest
was deemed necessary.
Patterson
PAesAIc County COCRrs.--An adjourned session
Of the Circuit Court was held on Saturday morning,
Judge Belle presiding judgments were awarded
IN several cases for debt besides when but little
was done, aud tle court adjourned to august IA.
BoArnG.--A double scull race for boats rom the
counties OF Passalc ana Bergen for SILVER cup viii
on in August tday'not settledA On Dundee Lake
near Paterson.
A 'four-oared gig race three miles. for FIVE gold
badges wlll come OH in september on the same
water.
RuNAwAYs.--Mr. Henry VAIL OF Mead's Basln
and an Old gentleman named Hanson, from! BROOK.
| Ign, were on Saturday morning quite seriously
injured by being thrown from their wagon. the
horses taking fright and running away down the
PERCEPTIONS I0tOWa Hill. Mr, Vail received severe
gasb in the forehead, being hurled against stone.
Mr. Hanson received a confusion OF one arm and
several severe bruises
Another team, belonging TO q contractor OF the
| Morris and Essex Railroad extension ran away Ia
PINE street and but fOr the bravery OF policeman
would have Iamped down q crowd Of yOaag ciul-
I dren standing on the corner