The New York herald., 1869-05-28
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
.Jcrsey City.

Jcreey O7tys
FREE TRADE.--A branch Of the Free Trade League
is about to be established In this city. The first
discussion on the merits Of protection aud free trade
respectively VIII come or before the Everett Liter
AIRY Union In two weeks.
CORPUS CHRIsTI.-This festival was celebrated
with great solemny in st. Peters church yesterday.
Solemn high mass was celebrated at halfpsst ten
O'Clock, at which the children OF the parochial
schools attended, the girls being dressed In white
and the boys wearing re-. sashss.
THE INDicrxENrs AeAiNsr C6hfoa,rIoxs. win
be remembered that the Grand Jury found bills OF In
dictment against several cities and townships in the
county OF Hudson, the charge Of maintaining rosds
In q neglected condition. ON the motion or the
prosecutor OF the pleas Mr. Garrettson, the court has
issued office To the corporations concerned 10 appear
by their counsel and plead 20 these indictments.
Hudsen City.
A POLICE OFFICER SEVERELY BITTEN BY A Doc.
Alderman Ewood. having observed symptoms or
madness his dog, procured the assistance of officer
Ludwig 10 dispatch him. The officer dragged the
animal into the yard and In the act OF reaching
Elwood held, when the dog snapped suddenly aud
sank his teeth into Ludwgs left wrist almost to the
but there ste Indications that Inflammation viii
set In.
Wan ON THE DoGs.-sIoyor Pedde, of this city;
issued proclamation yesterday calling for the
iudlscrimnate slaughter OF all unmuzzled dogs,
''male aud female" found running at large.
TIE RECENT SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
cordlng to the report OF the Rev. Prentss De veuve
chairman OF the 'Lunch Committee" OF the recent
National sunday School Convention, the cost OF pro-
viding lunch for the delegates land the Newark gor
mandizers) was nearly $s25. THIS Is within the
amount which had already been subscribed by about
tl5s. The latter amount goes 20 assist the City
sunday School Association.
OrENING OF THE NEW HOSPITAL The new hos
plta OF the Sisters Of the Poor was formally thrown
open TO the public yesterday for inspection. The
building was formerly residence and is quite nicely
and substantially constructed. II Is located on the
corner Of the ground purchased as site for the pro-
posed brick edaco which Is 10 be commenced In the
patients but It Is expected that fully 100 can be &C.
commodaied In the brick building. The institution
Is admirably conducted by ten sisters, four Of whom
are German four Irish and two American The
place had previously been blessed In tho usual man
ner by Rev. Father Doane.
CLERICAL. OPPOSITION TO SUNDAY Honss Cane -
A very seuderly attended meeting OF clergymen aud
others opposed TO the running OF horse cars on sun.
day. a question which Is now greatly sgitaling this
city, ana which Is TO be definitely decided by the
people Ut an election 10 be held next Iuesaat WIS
held yesterday forenoon at the Centrnl Meinoilss
Episcopal church, IN Market street Rev. pr wilson
occupied the chair whilo Rev. J. X. Burr acted as
secretary Ihc cerrymcn present h cnepy Lenis ne,
bodies. After considerable discussion, IN which he
running OF cars on sunday was suoDgy uc-
nounced ~ desecratl0n OF the cay aua ae ,,c ,us
CITY Scnictcd In most do efu manner, " was
agreed that something should he done, No! lew
OF the clerical gentlemen declared tue, ,ns acuvn oi
the Common Council IN ordering on election on the
subject was Illegal aTd beyond The authority OF that
body A resolution Was rep0rted by acominttee
nnrcnted for that purpose, calling upon call our
fellow citizens 10 oppose by their votes aud influence
tho pronnsiiion 20 allow tho running OF horse cars
on tkc Sabbath day.n committee OF ave was np.
pointed 70 report plan Of action, when the meet
ing Adjourned MI tomorrow.
south Orange.
A BRAKEMAN Cur TO PiEOEs.--Yesterday after
neon, sDou, ha)f-past oDe o'el9ck while brakeman