The New York herald., 1869-01-19
NEW JERSEY.
Hudson CITY.

to-day with the Fourth regiment New Jersey RI
Corps Colonel Rogers commanding, In the inaua
ration OF Governor Randolph at Trenton. The tr0O
viii leave by special train.
OYER AND TERMINER.- The spring term OF
Hudson county Court Of Oyer and Terminer "
open to-day at ten O'Clock. Judge Bedle presidir
There are iiftecn prisoners awaiting trial. amol
them Arn'el and Gustave Hausmann, charged wi
the murder OF John Passchl ut iobOken.
THE srABBING OF OFFICER KIING.-The trial
Paul Miller who was charged with stabbIng one
Killing. at Jersey City, last November, came on "
day at the Court OF SPECIAL Sessions The prison
waived trial by jury. but applied, throu
his counsel, for trial before the Co,
of Quarter Sessions. Mr.. J. Harvey Lyon
District Attorney said that tho State W
ready 10 proceed with the trial, and accordingly I
prisoner was placed at the bar; The witnesses
the prosecution were officers King. McCacue, Rel
and Dr. Reeves. The prisoner was f0und guilty a
sentenced to one year In the state Prison,
announcement which surprised not only the spec
tors, hut the prisoner himself considering the at
city OF the act. Officer king was 40 severely stabl
in the abd0m IN that he remansl for two weeks ID
prccarions condition. The prisoner left the col
apparently well satisfied.
Bound rroosx.
ACCIDENT ON THE CFNTRAI. RArLRoAp.-The tn
which left New York at nine o'ccck yesterday mol
Ing on the Central Railroad ran or the track abl
two miles from Bound Brook. while running at
rate OF twenty-five miles an honr. The engine
three cars ran along for snmc distance. jumping|
the ties, and two OF the slightly datnagj
One OF the passengers named Caleb Johnson, a n
dent Of Somervillc. was thrown from his seat
sprained his foot by IN ling between two seats. I
accident was caused by u misplaced switch.
this accident occurred on an emhankment the co
quenccs would have been frighiful.
Wechnsyircn.
CHASE AFTER RIVER TlIrvEs.--About four o'cX
II =
observed three men pulling towards the side OF
pier and he at once raised IN alarm by whistlngy
shouting Justify. One Of the men was in the ad
climbing pile to get on the dock, when he Sill.
and fell into the boat causing 1t to turn almost o
and one OF the two who remained In the boat .
thrown into the water by the sud
ness OF the jerk. Before his companX
could draw him our the watchman fired revd
over the heads OF the men whereupon one OF
uttered an oath, threatening tn "do for him',
sently. man named Edward Madden. who L
pl0yed at night duty In she guarrics hal Just cor
the watchman's assistance, an both arming
selves with w stones ls opened Az voey unon % "a. tne
stern Of the boat ald who cried out. "On, Da
killed." The boat was now pulled of about y
Yards, when one OF the crew fred a revolver
but neither shot took clfcct. by the tim
array had ended Frederick Kreuss and Jam
land were on the dock ard the four men gave
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they escaped, It Is supposed 70 the foot OF Sixt
street. New York. Mr. kohier states that
thieves from New York have fr"nucntlv made
upon vessels lying around Gnttcnberc. II
posed that they have parties In collusion wit
on the Jersey shore. About ten months ago
OF these thieves were chased from this dock q
OF them was wounded by pistol shot.
Newark.
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE or PRrsoNERs--A
effort for freedom was made YESTERDAY by 4
AZ ~,
to the court. by cutting out the lock from thu
work OF the door they manager tDgat outstd
unluckily for them, the cQnstablcs In atte
perceived the latter portion nf the manpuy
promptly secured the entire batch.
THE 'MExrcon AFrgAy.--Wil,ism Kruy, tn
man barkeeper who stood charged with sh
one OF the colored men IA man named Brya
the commencement of the Christmas eve 4
ances In 'sMexicO.n was found guilty Of att
assault, IN the Court OF Quarter Sessions. vest
and let or with nns or thirty dollars and q
court. Hereafter, who will say taat Jersey jus
severe9
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A CAaPEvrER.-Yes
morning. about halfpast seven o'clock. n car
residing In State street named John Hamlll IL
the roof OF new house being completed
Charles Young. on South Broad street, near
street, and sustained injuries equally serloj
shocking. In his descent he first struck scat
AMI smashed has right knee pan AMI broke ms
cut and bruised. One of the Jaws were brok
seems he had swept or the anow from the
the French roof, sEi had Just made The circui
house when he slipped and topnled Over.a
fortunate man was FIRST removed to the ad
residence OF Mr.. Thos. y. Kinney, when Drs.
and Young attended him, and then taken hon
hope IL entertained OF his recovery. lie has
and two children.
Paterson.
WRESTLING MArcn.--An exciting wrestling
carnc or at the Paterson Race Course yestef
ternoon between Joe Tinker ana jack TurnS
sporting Englishmen residing in Patersod
match was for fifty dollars a sdc aud ccndud
cording 70 the Lancaster style bcs. IA thrs
falls aud was won by Joe Tinker who TN
opponent the irst two rounds successivelv
start bets were even, but after tue first round
one on Joe ihe whole atrlir lasted on
PAssArc CoUNry CouRrs.--The case OF or
alleged receiver OF stolen SILK was concu,
terday, and the accused was acquitted. Judl
yesterday afternoon pronounced the follow
tences:--Francis Faure and Claude Tholomet
six months each IN the State Prison for~>
from the Creppo NH the silk which or
charged with receiving: John Firth, for iarc
days In county Jail; James Black, nine
In State Prison for assanltng an ono
one day in county jail for larceny;
Laroc, for larceny ten DAYS in cour
James Smellie fined seventr.tlye dollars and
grand larceny; VIM. N. Douglas for reccviu
goods was fined 800. The sentence of
Maloney was reconsidereh and SUSPENDED
present. The sentences or Mary Dome II. for
and Eugene Bush. same offence we're ref
the Court OF Sessions. Tho sentences
DOughney, John Post James Thoms and
Odel au convicted OF petit larceny. were ~
for the present. Yesterday ended Iudyo
term In Paterson lie prcsidcs at the Hudso
courts to-day.
Trenton.
THE CorRTs.-Thc regular terms Of IN
States District ami Mercer county courts N
this morning at ten O'Clock.
PIcKrocKETs ON TnK RAxrAGE.--T.astl
Mayor Napton received telegram from
berry street police station, New York, that
thieves would invade Trenton last nigh
morning To ply their vocation among the crs
are expected to be present at tho ina'
to-day.
INAUGURATION or GOVERNOR RANDOLPH
sive arrangements bavo been effected for
ing and orderly display at the inauguratio
Yesterday afternoon the Veteran zouaves
beth, numbering about nty men, under
mand Of Captain Drake. arrived mere and
ceivcd by the American Hose Company,
they paraded through the city, after "
wore entertained by Chief Engineer, John
or Trenton. in the evening the veterans
guests OF the American Hose Company. W