New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14

vers IN The house ten she we1. ou' and afer ao'u ~
te1 rninus became q lrIng that she did not r,1rn Las
neghbo-s sround and search made but WiHon'
avail. The uei<hboFhood. the feds and WOODS were
searchfd bat no trcs 81 her could b. found Tee ira
less srr5 continued an night and during ye,erlg lle
police 81 Jsr-@y City. NeW-lork. H0bokCn and Newark
hive been nntffd and watch IS kept thc fsrrie. Inc
family are in great C-rcss An elder sister Of toe missing
one derargtd account Of the loss OF her hst9
Circumstance tie more ineNpcabie from the tet t
the Abducted v01rg lady has kept m9lny VITA any
fer-oD. - unrommoniy r. rug 10 her dl-p's u'i' -
never OFT except IT. the c"nDuy Of her ells az
Trlafye-. Shr hiss taken nothing Fith her mlaI-h
vhCh lf hsd thrown upon her b. d found M "a q"
den Judge Kidney i, her neighbor aud Is tskng
every pains ether with 9th citizens 70 ferries cat TIE
mystery and to him any communication may be mile
roatye this Outrage The missing yOung lady aOpM
- ytars Of age .et inches hga rather se1d r has
Gark hair and eyes and her complexion rather hord DH
rot very healthy she had lost OF her font teeth hd
friends entirely az loss to settle suspicion up0n any
one or imagine Any especial motive for this act -
rage and two seen, II Is reported durr me
ey1ino NOT far from her residence several citizen. sag
caTrsge driven rapidly through Jersey CITY, from ins
direction Of Bergen Hin. toward the ferry st about ~
O'Clock but whether she was in can only be surnsed
TyyPyr.Ncr.-John T. Cough is speaking the sub
iect of Temperance in the State Of NewJersey. lie
noticed TO speak Somervle May T. . aud - ana a
Bunterdon County, Nay IT, H. and L. He VII tsr"A'l
yisi, EsseA Pa-saic Morris and Sussex Counties.
Tnr Lroron TRAFFIC ~ NEw,RE.-A correspondent
and unlicensed supports the chief Of the disorder. sui
crimes Of our city The Jail commitments arse ciicy
from this source legk out OF every ten - testified 10 "
the atr The time and expense OF the Courts are a0os
in The same proportion OccasiOned in like minner a
This in unceasipg continuation II j. somewhat amusing
watch the license operation then to observe its fruits
crime and disorder Of cry varied kind and then 20 visit
the ais courts and prisons Look al the reports OF tie
Jail Committee and Chaplain I'll pri:Oners in one yea,
and out of 10 account OF rum. or the - b2V8sg
signed the temperance pledge, recommitted Let tie
mass meeting Of for gDeTs look at the reports and take
themselves shame for their assault upon our Temperance
restrictions and Sabbath regulations $40 az ilnst wnon
commitments were lodged foreigners. Is there 10
hope of obtaining prUhbitOry law in New jersey and
break ing this hitherto perpetual motion ?!
The Executive Committee Oi the Newark empera
Society feeling the importance Of preparation for the
newal Of the endeavOr 10 obtain prOhibtOry law az the
hands Of the next legislature and moved by the recert
presentnen of the Grand Jury of Essex County and syn
patbisng with the movements and praiseworhy efforts Of
the Common Council and Police to secure law and order
Temperance and sabbath keeping among all classes OF hs
community notwithstanding the strenuous opposition there
TO and in view of the importance OF removing from the
youth of the city, and from those who unable TO refrain
from drinking the greatest incentive to vice and the ruin d
our social sysem-invte all the friends Of law and order
ion them in sustaining series OF monthly Temperance
meetings at which distinguished men Will be invited 20
speak
C.MDES JAIi-Ihere are l6 persons confined IN the
Camden jail in four poorly ventilated cells. The iAi Is
Oyerfowing