The New York herald., 1870-01-25
SUBURBAN INTELLTGENCR
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
THE PATERSON RAILROAD DIFFIcULry-CHANcEL.
LoR ZABRfsxIE GRANTS AN MISUNDERSTANDING
morning application was made to Chancellor zabris-
kie, on behalf OF Peter Weller for an Injunction
against the Newark and Paterson Railroad
land taken by the railroad company, and
the commissioners awarded $4,000 Tor the
same, but although IL should nave been paid within
ten days from the date OF the award he has not
ceeded In getting IT, The Chancellor, after hearing
the argument by Mr.. McCarter, OF Newark, granted
an injunction restraining the railroad company from
running trains until Mr.. Weiers claims are settled.
Ine service OF the process Is postponed for four
days from this dav III order to give the company an
opportunity to free themselves from u most un-
comfortable dilemma.
Hoboken.
GRIEvoUs DIsAPPoINrMENT-A HEAP or BRASS
CoIN.-The workmen engaged in removing the old
stone wall at the Eiyslan Fields yesterday morning
struck on leather bag filed with coin to the amount
OF $4,000 In pieces OF different denominations.
Tho men thereupon threw down their shoves,
and man woo first discovered IL was
In rap ures, crying out that he would .never again
see poor day." How great must have been his
DISAPPOINTMENT when 1t was found on examination
that the metal was not gold, but brass, with the
year 1861 stamped thereon. Tne bag also contained
dies for the manufacture or coin, and the SUPPOSE
tion Is that the counterelter having made his de-
posit, was afraid 70 return, or he was copper and
Gagged elsewhere.
Hudson City.
THE COUNTY COUaTs-PRIsoNERs AgRAIGNEp-
ieotSIudy inc bTduu jury sent IN twenty
bills OF Indictment. The following prisoners were
arraigned:-Edward Rodgers and John Fleming,
burglary In the house OF Ephraim Johnson In
Jersey city, pleaded not guilty; same parties bur-
gary IN the house OF Francis King, not guilty;
stephen Williams and Thomas Henry, burglary In
tue house OF John ocoheld, In Jersey City, and steal
ing thereIrom property amounting to $3l8, not
guilty; Thomas !unne. breaking and entering, not
guilty; John Martin. William Stephens and Marcus
arson nor guilty; Thomas Casey, attempted
guilty. The latter prisoner was one Of the
gang caught IN the act of breaking into the oficc
OF the Hoboken Land and Improvement Company.
In accordance with the directions of Judge Beule
the trial or these parties Will De commenced forth
with. Among the foregoing prisoners are two
chums Of Reddy, the blacksmith. Counsel was
engaged Ior them II few days ago by TWO New YORK
politicians, VINO 'hang out' In tavern in Oliver
street.
PAINFUL AccrDEST.-Yesterday afternoon Mr..
Ephraim Post. q master mechanic in the repair shop
or the New jersey Railroad Company in this city,
had his left had socgingy lacerated through acct
dentally coming IN contact with circular saw.
One OF MS fingers had to DO amputated.
+, THE RECENT SUlCiDE.-The sad circumstances
connected with the termination OF the earthly career
OF Mr. Joseph ilauer, the aged German school
teacher, the particulars or whose having COM
mltted suicide by blowing out his brains
appeared In yesterdays HERALD, mas occa
stoned the utmost feeling and sympathy for
deceased IN German circles. In connection
with his beng discharged IRON the Green street
scnool Ly order OF the directors Messrs schne-
oacher. Gottnoid, Neigcrt, Uettelbach and Schmidt
there seems TO be but one opinion and that Is tna
he was most un2enerousiy II not inhumanely
treated. me deceased o native OF Man.
belm Baden, Germany. He studied for
the priesthood. but before his probationary PERIOD
had expired leit and took professorship IN Man
helm College. IN tne revolution OF '49 ne TOOK q
prominent part with tile insurrectionsts, and was
CrH CoatDtissnt'e OF proyince-a position equiya-
lent to military governor He with Others sub,e-
quentiy 1ed 10 save their necks. He escaped INTO
switzerland ana afterwards reached this country
For short time before coming To Newark no
was engaged IN a candle mandatory IN Hob oxen.
II seems ne has one relative IN this counry-a we'll
to.do cousin OF the same name. who resides in New
YORK; The latter gentleman visited Newark yester-
day, but declined bearing any part IN the expenses
Of giving poor old Joseph" decent burial.
Paterson.
The BOARDS OF FREEHoLDERs OF Passaic and Ber-
gen counties met at the Cedar Lawn depot yester-
day, and, after considerable discussion, decided to
build wooden bridge over the river at the foot OF
Market street. The Passalc County Board was IN
favor OF an IRON bridge but the Bergen Board which
IS behind the age, insisted upon wooden bridge,
and carried their point