New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

4 GRAND TEMPERANCE JUBILEE.-Ihe
Neuark Daiiv Adyertser says. we are requested TO
call attention of the friends of Temperance mere ana
elsewhere, to the motion OF the Committee ior a
Grand Celebration, to take place IN TINS CITY on the
23rd inst We are assured that arrangements are
making to render this occasion one OF the most III
posing. and in the exercises winch VIII take place,
the most interesting that has marked the progress OF
TempeTance anywhere in this section ofthe country
The Annual Session Of the Grand Division OF me
Sons Of Temperance Will be held on the 22d ana
23d, the arrangements having been entirely colnple,
ted Excursion tickets Will be issued Tor the RaIohu
trains from Philadelphia to Newark and return al
50 So and from Trenton to Newark and return AZ
50 so
~ The sudden death of James A. Dun
Ian ESQ., Editor Of The EaStOn Sentinel, on Irday
last is announced IN TIE Edston Whg lie was a
graduate of Lafayette College, STUDIED the profession
of law with a prominent member OF the bar OF that
Borough, and subsequently held several responsible
and honorable appointments under the government
of Pennsylvania. Proceedings of marked respec.
for his memory took phase on Saturday, al "hIch
Hon. Richard Broadhead presided
TEMPERANCE IN BURLINGTON Goa
mass meeting is called to be held IN the Court
House, in Mount Holly, Burlington Co. on the 18th
inst, for the purpose Of forming a County tcAet'
The call states that the late presentment OF the
Grand Jury. and the growing interest apparent with
all good citizens in favor of measures TO support
good order and prevent crime, indicate that now IS
the time for action. and for such dcuon as VIII
destroy the liquor traffic ~ lar.
ty The Board of Directors OF the Jer-
sev City Library resolved, Oh Thursday evening
last, TO have course Of twelve lectures delivered
in that city during the coming Winter The price
of season tickets was fixed at 81 So emitting the
holder 10 five tickets to each lecture. The single
tickets were fixed at Is
~ Hoboken is growing very fast. On
the old the race some beautiful shaded streets
have been laid out and convenient dwellings erected
principally OF wood The eastern side OF the WI
iage needs much grading besore the desired level
can be made TO correspond with the streets on the
course.
~ A fire in Salem occurred on Tuesday
night. consuming the steam mill OF Clement
Acton, together with two or three small dwellings
The mill was insured IN the Cumberland Mutual In
surance Co for $4,000, estimated cost, $4,000. The
other losses were about $4,000
u Joshua Shaw, Esq, distinguished
landscape painter of Philadelphia while on gun
ming excursion near Bordentown last week, by some
mishap shot the face, two OF the shot entering
his eve inurng HIM to such an extent that tbs feared
he Will lose both his eyes from Inflammation.
r. While two lads were cunning near
Camden, on Wednesday last, they stopped a short
time and amused themselves with fencing with Their
guns, when of them was discharged, lodging the
contents in the abdomen of the other boy whose
name was Stewart. He died the next day.
Opposition SUsSeI Co.
Assembly-George W. Collver Of Lafayette, Aaron
X. Stinson, of Green. and Timothy f. shay, OF
Sandyston. Shenf-GeOrge H. Neden, OF Monta-
que
~ The Chancellor of this State has ap-
pointed NJ II. jerks, of Newton, one of the Receiv-
ers Ofthe New Hope Delaware Bridge Company, IN
place OF DR.. Phineas jerks, deceased.
to Caleb Antrim, of Bedford, Burling-
ION County, committed suicide by cutting MS throat
with razor in his barn on Monday last. No cause
is assigned for the deed.
u The Highwood Guard, of Hoboken,
will visit the Far of the American Institute on
Wednesday evening next.
EY The Newark Gas Works can supply
100, 900 feet Of gas per diem.
u John Tyler, Jr., made long and sPlr-
tied Temperance speech at Newark on Friday night.