New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

b. 10 eject on to aoont elections IN this eiIy an Vow
Yorb l. exciting curiosity among our country n'o"us
% iis composition hnl Intentions II originated ah,og sne
Democracy Of New Yor City some n,nin, sIcg' sai -,
dssgn iar We. ~ 'ieraly kno" nehHI ca. 20"
H. IL prevent the Influence Of ortgner ron
elections Five person. instituted NE v LET mere 'oI "
whom Democrats and ore q Whig. There are ne.
four wicwems enc in each Of tbs N,i,n h'st o'a"
ard West Waris-wbich comprise some $50 m 3nDen-
belonging 70 both parties and TO all classes OF citizens o.
American origin a wig~am has boon established =
Orange and oue is oxpecscd shortly in Morrisiown Tbs
Society is secret and rs peculiar characteristic is the an
given by lis members 10 all questions concerning u
don't know It. influence in this city has 40 tar bese
decidedly advantageous 10 the friends Of order and tas
purity Of elections
Essrx Corxrr Bible socIrrr.-Ai the Aaauai Moot
ing this Society held Newark Ihursdsy afernoos
last measures were taken to ascertain tho desi.atoa
various parts Of The County, and supply families with the
Bible
TIE Rev MI sheldon rendered an account OF receipts
for The year. as follows;
cOnsrcsaticnA Coifci'or' u
individual DOnstoHs III 90
Receipts tor book soia ys@
i;oca;, r. ;si;, va: much s1s.,s
before The evening Anniversary addressed By
the Rev Dr Kennedy Of Brooklyn, the Rev DR.. wsca
and Mr. Joseph F. Bradley, of Newark. The next Anna
al Meeting viii be held at the Presbyterian Church 70
Enzabothiown.
The BENEFIT OF AssooI.rIoS.-At the meeting ofths
Newark Teachers Association Friday evennglast Mr.
Joseph f. Haynes read essay on the subject OF the
ht
the trades and professions have organizations for mutual
bsneft and protection Teachers are an exception ana
although they deploro the low state OF Eincaion and
the pubic OF appreciation If Themselves they ara
unwilling 10 associate for the removal OF these evils or
even for the benefit Of mutual Interchange OF thoughts
land modes of action. There ono hundred and hJ
teacher in this city, hut four ffh of them shun Associa
ton as they would boggary disciplined corIs OF one
hundred teachers united an Association OF Normal class
would exert influence that would do more for The cause
of Education in two years than Gan now be dono in ten
RAILROAD AccmxSr-On Saturday night as the Phi
adelrlia O'Clock train leaving Newark for Jersey
Civ man named John Mcguire who formerly lived IL
Jackson st. New York, killed by being thrown under
the train. while holding TO the forward car 10 get on
board The train leaving the Market st depot when
Mcguire zed hold OF the car but being orcednP Pus
OF earth where being constructed his hold was
broken ard he fell upon the track.
A CrY RlLRoAD.-Notice il given that appics
ton win be made during next winter to the Legislature OF
New Jersey 10 Incorporate Railroad Company TO essab
lisb city railroad from the Jersey City Ferry 10 bergen
Point.
NV CoUsTY.-The next Legislature will be pst
toned form County comprising the townships OF
WAYNE PomptOn and West Milford IN PaSsaio county,
tLo whole or parts Of Franklin aud HohOkus, In Begoa
County and The whole parts Of Peqnannoek and parts
OF .JCh@son and Rockaway. in Morris County
Wy,c CyIrsRArIoS-The Wings of Newark win NEE.
at their annual supper to morrow tluesiay evening a
which they will celebrate the results oil inc election III Ia
sex County.
MALICIOUS MrscHIEF.--Dlrng Saturday night the
rrntino Office Of The Jersey CRy Dally IegTaps was On
i.red Nv some evil disposed persons, who did some dam
age by throwing the forms into p and tearing account
books
Pry C,srurY-The Morrisora JcrSymaa Gays that
9Sso 10 IL one the Ie and before he
side Of hi head was burned TO e5sPope on man
alive at last aeoounts
WoRK.HoUsr-In Middlesex County Work House "a
helm 4 erected n connection with the Jail