New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-02
Markets -CnARLEsroS. Friday. Ma,
The ffoboken AHajr.

On Saturday afternoon, Jacob Grosseth,
Adoph CandlOr, Philip SOrg Samuel Lubbock ani
Jacob Papst were set AZ liberty under bail of 500
each 10 appear IL the Court Of General Quarter seS-
SONS, 10 be held on tho second Tuesday Of Sopt0m-
Der next 20 10 the charge OF having been par
tclpatOrs IN the HObOken rot. stephen krttzenberg
and Christian Heimke were fully discharged, no eg-
dence having appeared against them % justify thor
further retention. OF the hitytwO prisoners arrest
cd as being connected vita the HODOken rot, only
three are now Ia jail, w Casper singers Henry
Schroeder and ancls kclner. Their examination
VIII commence on Monday, tomorrow a. J NJ
when they Will likely be liberated on bail even should
sufficient evidence De produced against iaem 10 usi-
fy their c0mmtta for trial.
Warrants have been issued for the apprehension Of
several Of the IOnoken rO~dies, who are known ~ D.
proving about certain localities m this city. These
parties have made their exit from iiObOkcn lester-
day morning Justice Kidney, who issue The warrant
came over 10 New-fork, and called upon a Mays
trate at The Iombs for authority 20 have his warrants
put into execution, that the sOaiOr OF laW an Or
der might be brought ~ justice The Magistrate re-
pied that he would give no sucn authority, rs was
his opinion thai the Governor OF the state Of New
York would not surrender those persons.
lnthe evening meeting 81 the citizens " HODOt"h
took place al the Otto Cottage, for the purpose u
forming organization 70 preserve the future peace
and order OF the community Aiier some discussion
relative 10 the nature Of the organization best afty-
Ell 10 subserye the object Of the meeting the follow
Ing resolution was unanimously adopted
"Resoirfd, Lat We 40" proceed 10 a FOGntsrYen-
romeni Of those whO de,ife 10 compose 4 ,urai pr
tectiye Police"
One hundred and twenty persons then cnrOlsi
their names In accordance with the above resolution
the force 10 be called The Voluntary Run. Pro-
tectIyc Police
Committee Was thCu appointed % propose u
members 10 q, rs Consulting COMMITTEE % pre-
serve order 10 E0loken The following aye i1sf
name. TnO.nas Thomas Michael Ga.llsOH, Ia Edy'
cite ICmpkIns, John White. John II Hopper. Chs
Ouch, John Higgins Hoyt Sanford. William Hor.ef'
Thomas Mixers, VIM VI. shppen, John Van Bo''
kerck
These gentlemen were unanimously eec,ei. ''i
then the meeting adjourned
SUNDAY At HoBoKEN-YcsterdIy 1t al
early hour tie sheriff Consta5les aul Officer, d ne
County were AZ hand. an tooa tac.r staai asr ne
Ferry gate. The enlisted members OF the Rural Pro-
teotiye Police assembled a. o'clock near The ship
yards. divided INTO patrols, and then narcael through
the village and the Elysian Fields They had mostly
canes IL their hand, and wO.e white RIBBON with
ihsm in order 10 recognize each othe, We aeTer
witnessed 50 many big "a, es in ii0OOaen the BY
sian Fields and McCarihys House were well iilei
About $50 Short Boys from Ne~-York we're present.
At about o'clock the Short Boys returned home by
the Canll-st Perry They lOo&e.i rather ilsapponl-