The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-31
MORNING EDITyON---sATURDAY, MAY g. 1851.
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Ayente B Henry Buckler lS5 Greenwich street; Andon
William street; IAse Reitzenstein. do Gustaye Neu
With do Adam OsAuss do; Frederick stutz, 3S City
Hall phaee Christian Meyers rs Chatham street; Chas
Meyers Rector street.
Justice Kidney said IN retained Christian elmkor in
irs another witness thasit wrr he gave the prisoner In
ct1rge There was as yss no definite charge against
hiu
Tae following prisoners detsincd having ass
davitsagsinst thrm for berT engaged ir the riot
Caspes Singer Tailip Reisse Henry schwed's, Samuel
Jacob Crorart Stc5hen keutzen yrig an6 Philip sorg
The Js.tce the r'announced thai he would be ut his
ofce drg the evening to take Sail for te accused in
all eases irwhich h. could do so SAFELY.
The couf.adiournri at five oclo-S and. during the
afternoon Jacob Bayac admitted to ban in $500,
Dir. Banner Being his security
MEETING OF riTE CITIZENS or HoBcaEN FOR MILL
TARY oyGANiZATIoN
Last evening, >: o'clock an adjourned meetiny
hrd Of the resd, nts ofhe township Hoaoken at otto
Cottage for the pose orseeiyng the report Of CON.
misses appointed a. ameetiag held on the preyiors
evesing (Mr L. To npkins in the char the purposs
OF dcyising the best means Of protecting the inhabitants
Of the place from % the late assaults The
committee appointed consstedof James A. Stevens, ir
DAME Bauvelt. G. Nagffoute-I D. II. Wood, Frederick
Chamberlain. and Mr. 1ierney. The committee reported
as follows w hereas Late aud serious riot,
dergong Judicial investigation calls for prompt
and energetic organization the part Of the cxens
Hoboken for the mutual protection Of life and property
your coinutee Deg respectfully 80 report that, after
mature rejection, they of tho unanimous opinion
that the mast beneficial and effective would be
the organization Of uniform volunteer corps as regu
gulated by the State statutes The report having
adopted and committee Of fye appointed 10 prepare
heading and roll for military company, Mr. G. Van
Houtcn having been appointe y eharmaa aud Mr.. G. W.
hampton. secretary the committee reported heading
for military company Of the citizens OF Hoboken to
organized under the statutes Of the Sras without dis
tincton OF place OF birth.
Mr. TrRNEy moved that ii be adopted snd that those
present do now sign the roll.
sal i.rn had
abroad in reference to this organization 1t in
brace all nations, and to hail all brothers in tLs
company.
gentleman asked If this company would join the
company that being organized by the meeting at
Beekers for so, he would have nothing do with it,
Mr.. TIEPrEf said there would be connection be-
tween the two companies
About thirty persons then signed the roll, and the
meeting adjourned till Monday next.
IL appears that Isaac ID Brewer, who member of
the jury in the inquest the body OF Martin Bridges ia
commissioned Captain Of projected military company
formerly set foot in Hoboken but never perfected
and there Is idea Of revving this company in ad
dition to the other.
The Germans were 10 have had a meeting last night
at Beckers for the purpose Of organizing military
company but for some reason or other they did not
meet.
Disturbance is anticipated Sunday and II IL proba-
ble that the Jersey City military company will be at
Ioboken, in order to check any attempts rowdyism
IL is to lie hoped they will be successful their
services required than they Monday evening