New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19
NEWARK ITEMS.


NEWARK ITEMS.
THr cfSsrs-The total population Of the Coun-
ty Of passaic it will be seen by tie table below,
% -, nal... rsr1are. Male, Farat.s.
W W9afaesef So 81 81 rota.....uia5 1880
In Bergen County the township Of Franklin has
1.74l Inhabitants Hoboken aa7i, including
slaves, IAN increase Of 3 since 1840i; Washington
! .s07 including 3 slaves, IA decrease Of 90 since
l34ot Harrington l,195-an increase Of o. The
total population of the above is sl7, showing an
increase of only A in ten years.
~ Tie Census OF Middletown Monmouth Co
given by the Assistant Marshal as follows;
Whole number of inhabitants 3,245 born IN
Ireland, 1873. Germany, IS; England, -; other
countries, 4 blacks, 29l farms, o31 factories
producing over $500, % dwelling houses, 249.
~ The Morris County Wing gConvention for
the nomination of State and County officers, will
be held this morning at the Hotel OF Cooper C
Beland, in hIorristown at 10 o'clock 1t will be
remembered that State Senator is to be elected
the present fall in that county.
NoMrNAT1oNs.-The Gloucester County Wing
Convention was held at Woodbury., on the 10TH
Benz. Harding of Franklin, in the Chair, and ZIP.
son Haines of Woolwch. Vice Chairman They
nominated Benz c. Tatem OF Deptford, and Ed
mund W-eatherly of Greenwich, for Assembly
and ]. B. Hilyard of W-oolwici, for Sheriff The
Native American meeting Of the same County
held at Bansboro nominated Jacob Price of
Greenwich, and Jas ellison Of Harrison for AS
scmbly and l. Lodge of Deptford, for Sheriff.
~ Rev Geo L. Prentiss, associate Pastor of
the Second Presbyterian Church in this city, has
in preparation work on the life and character OF
his brother the lamented Seargent S, Prentiss
~ A company of Flying Artillery, belong
ing to Taylor's Battery from Fort Hamilton, and
destined for Baltimore passed through Newark
yesterday morning. The company was under the
command of Capt. Doubleday, and consisted OF -
mounted men, having in their train guns, and
10 Founders, with ammunition wagon to each,
and baggage train. Mr.. II. Landell who was
called upon TO replace some OF their covering, re-
cognized one of the wagons as having been built
in New ark to be used in the Mexican war, through
Which it had gone and was now still in the ser
vice in good repair. One Of the guns .in the train
is said to have been the first fred at the capture
of Vera Cruz. They encamped last night at Rah-
way.
NEW-YoRR AND NEW-JEKsET SYNOD. On
Wednesday afternoon the Committee oil Arrange
ments reported recommending communion ser.
vice at 3 o'clock P M. invocation and hymn by
the Moderator, brief Introductory address by Rev.
Dr. Steares distribution of the elements by Rev.
Dr. Adam; benediction by Rev. DR.. Lewis. The
order of the day was then taken up and the nara
tives of the state of religion within the bounds OF
the several Presbyteries, and statistical reports
were presented Rev. DR.. Hatfield read deeply
interesting narrative from the PresONtcry at san
Francisco Cal.
The SYNOD then adjourned till O'Clock In the
evening when Rev DR.. Styles delivered ser
mon i'll the church.
On Thursday the Synod met pursuant to ad.
iourment. No business of any great importance
was done during the morning session. Rev. The
ron Baldwin, Corresponding Secretary OF the 80
cietv for the Promotion OF Collegiate anu ihco-
logical Education at the W est, was heard IN re,
ference TO the cause Mr. sail was then elected
Treasurer and the Synod took recess until three
o'clock In the afternoon the order of the daywhlch
was the Report OF the judicial committee upon
the appeal OF B. H. Hine from the decisiono OF the
Presbytery OF the North river, conYlcth9 nun Oh
Misrepresentation ola brother Elder, in the sale
of some property, was taken up and considered
The Moderator reminded the Synod that they
We're entering upon Judicial business, and that
they should remember their high responsibilities.
The sentence appealed from by Judge Hines was
then read and the appellants reasons for his APP
peal. Judge Hines was then heard IN his Is own be
half and the Rev Dr. Ludlow, and Rev N. j.
Sayres. in behalf of the Presbytery. DR.. Cox also
spoke in favor of the appellant and moved that
the decision in the Lower Court be reversed
and Judge Hines renstated as an Elder IN the tn!
Presbytcry. The original question was being dis
cussetl when the Synod took a recess