The New York herald., 1871-11-13

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A BOatman Robbed In Trenton.
man named Strickland, having obtained leava
to sleep on canal boat In the sixth ward Of Tren<
ton, rose In the night and toOg Sos from tho
POCKET of the captain. strickland was arrested and
Sndsr an ola board I'm an oushouse. In deia1is a
$500 bail the thief u In the County Jai. sts "a
e9ore Tho New ss;eusse i,hnnbcr. aeeIa %
The scanolding was taxen down from tine inseEioo
OF the senate Chamber In Treaton on SaturdaJ4
The Senate ChamDer when completed wlIi 10 b1l
far the handsomest hah IN the State. The cost C.
viii be si5o.OoO. '-is-- f,y T'E --sas
!" I 20 Another Jail for Jersey.
Burlington county is about to have large wofk4
house for Ivagrants and petty cr1minala Th1
authorities call the Boards OF Chosen Freoi
holders Of Mercer and Camden counties to join wlth
them the project the building be erected nea3
the junction or the three Counties It s thus hoped
that the lawless bands which infest the country
along the ltne Of railroad VIII be promptly disposed
OF. Mercer county responded to the ap eal and thd
three counties al meeting In Mount Holy ' to p5
held alter few days Hsaa reHs ke .Aqesa
a The New Shcrin a. Hudson County. g
Mr.. John Reinhardt, the Sheriff elect OF Huds0A
county, Will be sworn in after few days. Great Inn
portance is attached to the election or Mr.. Reinx
hardt. who Is representative OF the party OF re
form and who received ,he support Of hundreds ol
republicans Had Mr.. Mount empanelled none bul
men OF irreproachabler character on the Grand
Jures the municipal thieves woald now be expiatind
their crimes, and Mount would have fell
the GRATITUDE Of the peDole In his re-eectl0u
by large majority. The people became disguised
riffs otlice, aud that change was efected. Among
the important questions 10 De brought before th0
dock purchase, the purchase OF the new reservoir
grounds the bargain and sale between contractors
in 's sSd e e
award TO certain sarvcvors under the ola Board OF
a dns % ne
frauds amenable to Justice "a esf sas&f
-reet hGe Tho. Bnmsted Charter. fs tob
The most significant result OF the recent electiou
In Jersey City Is that not one OF the members WHO
voted for the Bumsed charter was reelected
Fielder and Anness had everything else in thel1
favor. but they were defeated on this sole issuei
Fielder was warned repeatedly thar ne would neve1
be allowed to enter the legislative seat unless nd
made war on the Bumsted cnarter. Yet he chose
70 remain IN company with Bumsted 4 Co., and nd
Republican Isiale Committee admits frankly = tSs5
his party would have carried Hudson countI
scie worked BY ss cnsrter ~ lie abered foa
several weeks during the session OF the Legslasurq
rebound to the honor Of the party and the % Senes q
the taxpayers; but he was beaten by the pavement
debt Tne repuolcans @ Wi nsvs an p
be repealed and the ''rings' De driven out.
Another Jersey Municipal Flight. t,.tl
Some time since the Common Council OF Trento4
determined to open Quarry street through to War!
rem street, and. having obtained sanction from the
property holders, proceeded to level houses AND
barns until clear way Was made. Eleven pro-,
perty holders objected to the assessment and cert
tioared the case to the Supreme Court, where t n
now under argument MT. Kingman spoke
for the eleven plaintifrs and Mr.. Aifkenl
City. Solicitor, for the city. On AondaN
morning Mr.. James Wilson will speak for the
city, and VIII be followed Dy Mn L ". scuduer, on
behalf OF the plainilis. Ther0 has been mucn DitteY
feeling in the regard y the opening Of q ne
oeninx al the street. and then stopped the work bx
legal process wnen 10 was In course oi coinpieuon5
The Prcsdent or tne Common Council, IN hls OinciaI
capacity, has, on more than one occasion. whc9
sneakinr OF the conduct Of the palntlnB denounCo0
az An attempt to rob the city An1ry letters have
been pupiished IN the local pross on the subject
and. now that the case oeln& sixuou Much "a ltnN
Oid angry feeling Is revVeo.