The New York herald., 1869-01-20

NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.


AID FOR THE GERMAN CATHOLIC CHuR' n. -rhe
Church OF st. BonIface, on South Eight street has
been en- ,arged and repaired at consde nble expense
TO liuudate the debt incurred In q ae n,provmens
q concert win be given to-mor- pw evening at the
Cooper Hail. by the Tyrolese MI <strelS
SCHOOL CESsus-Ihe iolio wing Is the school CEN
sus showing the children oetween nve and eighteen
years residing IN Hucson county In 1s6S:-Jersey
City, II, ,s22; Bergen 4S3i; Hudson City, A99s; Ho.
boken, 4036; West Hoboken. 1,243; Weehawken, SO;
Town OF ugiion, l,l57; Union Township, 637; Bay
son. s7t; Kesrney, ls2. Total 3olS0. Ihe increase
over 1867 is 4o7o, last years census having shown
but %, 104.
AFFRAy M BARRoox.-0n Monday night, about
! nfteen minutes before twelve O'Clock a number Of
employees Of the Erie Railroad Company were
carousing in wildhagen's saloon, on Pavona avenue
when dispute arose between Thomas O'Nen who
resides at 100 North First street. and Charles Smith.
The latter became greatly excited and, It is alleged
his arm backwards &C as so make ma a tnrast rust oNe
rested smith. The accused on being i taken before
the Recorder yesterday morning denied that he had
any knife in his hand, but 0'Neill was positive 10
stating that he saw the weapon. Smith was held to
bail for examination before the Recorder tomorrow
VINO is HENRY BnaGH9--A piece Of cashmere
thirty three yards in length and valued at twenty
four dollars was stolen on Saturday evening from
the dry goods store OF Rouss Co.. Newark avenue.
Mr.. Rouss appeared before Recorder Martindale and
demanded warrant for the arrest OF Henry Bergh.
OF New York city the charge OF stealing the cassi
The Recorder adjusting his spectacles, raised
plainant, asked. sWhat Henry Bergh do you mean
sir?" to which Mr.. Rouss replied in terms precisely
the same as before. Several questions were put and
answered regarding the real individual and the Re-
corder having SATISFIED himself that il was not the
'all, gentlemanly, quiet-looAing man" who attends
to the poor dumb animals on Broadway, granted the
warrant. Henry Bergh, the second. was subse-
quently arrested and committed for trial.
HOboken.
SUPPOSED ROBBERY AT HACKENsACg.--About ten
O'Clock yesterday forenoon 0fflcer Burke arrested
man at tho ferry who was carrying black leathern
bag in one hand and a buralo robe, with a blanket
strapped across his shoulders. On being taken to
the police station he gave his name as William Shade
and said he worked for Mr.. Fair, OF Hackensack.
The contents OF the bag were az foows:-Threc gen.
two shirts white pocket handSerchef. bearing the
name of I'M. Far;'' horse brush, two short pieces
OF candle. recently used, ana few trfing articles.
The clothing, he said, was given him bv Mr.. Falr the
candles and brush he used In the stable and the robe
and blanket he purchased IN Detroit. He gave con-
nctng accounts OF his travels saying at time he
came through East Hoboken. at another through
West Hoboken. lie is q German. about thirty years
OF ace, rather tall and stout lie was held 10 await
Hudson City.
THE BoARD OF CHOSEN FREEHuIpgRs viii hold a
special meeting Friday, for the purpose OF con-
sdering the Boulevard and consolidation schemes,
pTDNiucu MT. GltClfSt, WHO nus DCcn repeatedly
urged 70 bring forward his report s ready to pro-
ceed The Consolidation bill will be introduc ed af
ter few weeks In the Legislature.
OYER AND TERsIEER.--The spring term OF the Hud-
son county Court Of Oyer and Termner commenced
at ten O'Clock yesterday, Judge Bedle presiding.
Judges Randolph. Bohnstedt and Sturges occupied
seats on the bench. The Grand Jury having been
sworn with Mr. Jewell as foreman, Judge Bedle
addressed them and sad there was no case on the
calendar which called for any special observations
from him. There were fifteen prisoners for trial,
two OF whom were charged with murder. The Jury
then retired to consider their bills.