The New York herald., 1869-03-27
SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE.
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.


Jersey City.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIEs-The democrats OF Jersey
City have commenced the work for the ensuing
charter election The primary election in the Fourth
ward was held on Thursday night.
ANOTHER RoBBERY.-Ye Yesterday afternoon young
man named Koy entered the stable in the rear OF 297
Newark avenue, and stole therefrom q horse worth
$3.50. Koy was caught shortly afterwards and locked
up IN the police station TO await trial.
THE POLICE CoMMIssI0N-CoMMITTEE OF IN
QUIRY.-On the motion Of MD. Tas lor, In the Senate
on Thursday evening, joint committee Of the Legis-
ature was appointed to Investigate the AFFAIRS OF the
Police Commission in Jersey city. The committee
are Senators Taylor and Hayes and Assemblymen
creating the new commission. which has passed the
Assembly, Will be brought up In the Senate during
the ensuing week.
Newark.
STOLEN GOODS IDRNTIFIED-Last evening Mrs. Will
liam Tutte, OF No. 81 Commerce street. appeared at
police headquarters and identified part OF quantity
of wearing apparel that had been stolen the pre-
cedng evening II seems that the latter occasion
suspicious character, carrying bundle through
upon he dropped the bundle like hot coal and
darted or at full speed and was soon out OF sight
An oicer was notified but when he went to look for
the bundle it, too, had vanished. Yesterday morn
ing, however, another member OF the force was more
successful IN discovering its whereabouts. All the
recovered goods remain at the station house.
East Orange.
BURoLARY.-Between the hours OF seven and nine
O'Clock on Thursday evening, while the family OF
Mr.. John P. Davis were attending church, their
house, on Nam street, was entered by thieves and
robbed OF about $500 worth OF property consisting OF
jewelry, silverware. wearing apparel and other
valuable articles. Ten yards OF valuable velvet were
dropped in the yard by the miscreans In their haste
TO get away. They escaped.
Trenton.
NOMINATIONS BY THE GovERNoR.-The Governor
has sent to the Senate the following nominations:
Essex; Prosecutor OF the Pleas for Sussex, Lewis
Van Blarcum Prosecutor OF the Pleas for Atlantic,
Alex. 4. Sharp.
THE LEdIsLATURE.-The Legislature held an extra
session till noon yesterday. A great many unim-
portant bills were passed and noticed. bill was
Introduced making the cases pending in the Mer-
camille Court Of Newark NOW abOlished valid. The
biz appropriating 50 800 for the improvement M Of the
JOINT MEETING OF THE LEGIsLArURE.-The joint
meeting OF both houses Of the Legislature was held
in the Assembly Chamber on Thursday evening,
when the following oflcers were elected:-State
Prison Keeper David b. Hennion, Of Passaic; State
Director OF the Camden and Amboy Railroad, Daniel
Budd, Of Morris; State Director Of the Delaware and
Raritan Canal, William Paterson Of Middlesex; State
Prison Inspectors John w. Markley, Of Cumberland,
Ivans Davis, Of Burlington; James Richey, Of
Kicaney. OF Hudson. State Prison Appraisers, VIII
liam Bryant, OF Monmouth, Joseph Rice, Of Mercer,
j. elect
ed to ofhclate in the various counties are as fol-
lows:-Burlington, Clayton Lippincott; Bergen law
Judge. Ashbel Green-Common Pleas judge, John r.
Post; Camden, Asa b. Homes; Cape May, Richard ID.
Edmonds; Cumberland, Elias Dougherty; Essex,
presiding judge, Frederick II. Teese-C0mmon Pleas
judge, Herman Ise; Gloucester, Simeon Warrington;
Hudson, John White; Hunterdon, Peter Z. VOORHEES,;
Mercer. Enoch II. Drake.aw judge, Alfred Reid;
Coenhoven; Monmouth, Charles IL. Conover-law
judge, George G. Beekman; Morris, David w. Del
ticker; Ocean, Thomas Jobes; Passac, Perridne San
ford. Qal nhane Ifni liam
Gibbe. Sr.; Warren. Philip II. Ham. Commissioners
OF Deeds were also elected, after which the joint
meeting adjourned till mex wednesday afternoon.
A WOMAN DRUGGED, BEATEN AND R0BBED.-
Early yesterday morning Marshal Hawk and two
police officers attracted to the corner OF Wash
ington and Warren streets by the groans Of some
person evidently In pain. They found q woman
lying on the sidewalk, daubed with mud, bleeding
profusey from the head and quite unconscious. The
unfortunate woman was conveyed to the police
station, where by medical assistance she revived
about three o'clock: , She then stated that
New Brunswick; that she came TO this city
TO make some purchases, but meeting some ac-
quantances she was invited by them to take some
refreshmenr. They entered saloon, and after TAX
ing "drinks all round' they left, but she imme-
dlatey felt her head grow dizzy, and after reaching
the aforesaid corner She was stunned by blow OF q
stone from the hands, as alleged, OF woman named
party, named Phineas Sheppard and Stephen WJn.
koop, she also accuses OF Kicking and robbing her
She swore she had hundred dollars on her person
when she met the party, and on being searched in
the police station only twenty dollars were found
The Officers Immediately went In search OF her al
legged assailants, who were arrested and committed
TO the county Jail In default Of BAIL They deny the
robbery, but admit the assault. Yesterday the
woman was in a weak state, and was still under the
protection OF the Mayor.
Paterson.
MAsoss' SrRIKE.-The masons give public notice
that five dollars win be demanded per day after the
lst OF April. They now receiving four dollars
and a half 1t Is thought the demand will be
ceded TO.
RAILROAD AccrDENr.-The mail express train
due at Paterson at two minutes Of nine narrowly
capped serious accident yesterday morning between
Rutherfurd Park and Passac bridge When near
the latter station one or the trucks OF q passenger
car jumped OF the track, bouncing the car around
quite lively. Fortunately the train was stopped
enough to prevent any damage OF serious nature
and no one was injured, although the passengers
were badly frightened. The car was replaced upon
the track In about hour and brought TO Paterson
Tor repairs.