The New York herald., 1869-03-19
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

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Jersey City.
THE HORSE RAILROAD SQUABBLE.-Cnancenor Ia
brskie has granted the Injunction asked for by the
Jersey City and Bergen Horse Railroad Company
restraining the Hoboken Horse Railroad Company
from using the tracks Of the former 70 the Jersey Cy
ferry. As soon as the announcement was made tne
defendants lodged an appeal TO the supreme Coul'
THEFT At THE ERIE RAILwAY.-Yesterday after-
noon young man named John Donovan was ar
rested and conveyed TO the police station on
charge Of stealing several "chairsn which were
lying on the track OF the Erie Railway. The prisoner
seemed greatly excited and was seized with an cpl
leptlc nj In the station. lie ID heldt0 await trla
SUDDEN DEATH-A man named John Mcintyre,
employed as carpenter at Hudson City, made ap-
plication for admission to the Almshouse on
Wednesday morning, complaining that he had
fallen from building In Hudson CITY,
an ana was severely injured: nc 10. was taxea cn0a
perceive no injuries or aiment In the appli cant.
Mcintyre. however, was placed In bed, where ne
expired suddenly on Wednesday night. lie pre-
vi0usly stated that his vile and child were living In
Seventeenth street, near Second avenue New York.
dark hair and musache, and was 1--we feet ten Inches
IN height. Coroner Warren WILL hold an inquest
to-day.
Hudson City.
DANGER AHEAD.-For some time past feud has
existed between Charley Kolhund and John Bergen,
and whenever they met mutual recrimination was
sure to take place. Charley made af1davit before
the Recorder Yesterday morning that John threat
It's protection around him he should fee from the
impending doom. John lies IN the county JAIL no
person being found to give bail for his good be
havior.
ALLEGED TILL TApPING.-Two men, giving their
names as Charles Grand and Thomas Zabrskie,
were arrested in washington Village on Wednesday
afternoon on suspicion OF till tapping Their faces
were familiar to the police, who saw them prowllng
around the same locality several times 80 they were
IN m
any complaint by the parties whose store was
robbed the accused were discharged By the Re-
corder yesterday morning.
Trenton.
STROKE OF PARALYsIs.-Mr Jones, member OF
Assembly from Middesex county, was stricken
down by paralysis during Wednesday night. Yes
terday afternoon he was very low.
Newark.
TO BE BURIED WITH MILITARY HoNoRs.-Inas
much as young Mcneil, who was fatally injured at
the Glendale House, was a member OF Captain
Behans company, veteran regiment the deceased
will be buried to-day wltp military honors.
LOST AGAIN.-The locomotive Paterson Is again at
the bottom OF the Hackensack river and as far from
being recovered as ever. It had been nearly raised
to a level with the track, when the chain supports
gave way and precpltated the engine aSaln nnder Ger
for pfactng II on the track He had been engaged
on It about three weeks.
THE METHODIST CONFERENcE.-At half-past eight
O'Clock yesterday morning the regular session OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church was resumed in the
Central church. After. the usual preliminary reli-
g.ous services number Of communications on vari-
GUS subjects were read. One from the Wesleyan
Uniyersty stated that there were IN Il laS students
ment fund had been increased by Sl20,0o0 during
the year. Another from the New England. Central
and Western committees in favor Of lay delegation
was referred to the proper committee.
Jesse s. Gilbert Merritt G. Reed, william 9. Gal.
loway and Samuel p. Rooney were examined by
preparatory TO their ordination AZ deac0ns, which
takes place next Sunday morning. The venerable
fifth. addressed the class in his usual fathery
stve and exhorted the young men to cultivate their
manuscript in the pulpit He said he was just year
older than the United states. number OF clergy
o % ,Ss oeI were aS ana eV
~: Osborn, all Of the New YORK CON
son College, was present and delivered an address,
In the course Of which he stated tat the authorities
With ssres IA make
Methodistic and to secure as high schol-
country. @ Area resolution was unanimously passed re-
quesrng the reverend doctor to remain member Of
him SO to do. Il was announced tnat kev. John
McClintock. p: D.. IL. =, had been transferred
Conference soon after adjourned for the day, the
hour Of noon having arrived.
Elizabeth.
KILLED.-A middle aged man named Holmes.
residing at Amboy, was struck by locomotive on
the New Jersey road, below here, on Wednesday
night aud instantly killed. Tho body was brought
luther for disposition
The New Jersey Legislature.
Considerable commoton was created In the House
on wednesday evening in consequence OF discovery
made by Mr.. whalen Of the surrepttious manIpula-
ton OF bill to redistrict Summit In Union county.
The Governor was about to sign the bill when 1t
found that an additional section had been
appended 10 IL subsequent 10 its being
engrossed and passed by both Houses. The
efficacy. Yesterday Mr. Whaen, In vigorous
speech, denounced the outrage, and his colleague
Mr. Houghl offered resolution appointing special
committee Of three to investigate the matter, with
power to send Tor persons and papers The Speaker
(Mr. Abbott urged the adoption OF the resolution,
and suggested that the committee should devise
some plan TO prevent the preparation OF such
offences in future. Governor Randolph sent
OF Mr.. whalen the obnoxious clause was
striken out. The bill 10 amend the State
constitution passed the House yesterday. II
provides that each member OF the Legislature shall
tionery. and during extra sessions each member
shall receive five dollars day, as well as ny cents
for postage stamps and stationery. lne bill 10 IN
corporate the New Jersey Society for the Prevention
dam across the Delaware at Trenton was LAID
over till next week. The bill incorporate the Bcr
gen and Hudson County Railroad Company was IN
definitely postponed.
evard bill was passed. and the bills TO prevent acct
dents ON railroads and 10 incorporate the Norris
town Railroad Company.