New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-24
NEN.JERSEY ITEMS.

TIE MAINE LAw-T1e R.tormer published in Tren.
ton SAYS that the same Maine Law which was presented
last wear TO the Legislature of New Jersey-with pet
ton signed by 10000 personsand defeated by traitors
will be presented the Legislature at its next session.
with provisonary clause 10 submit in constitutional
form to the vote OF the people at special election
Nj SYNOD oS The MAINE LAw.-The Synod Of New.
Jersey having bad before them the great cause of lem
rerauce find il difficult 70 express in words their conyc
lions of its magnitude and importance whether viewed 10
IT, hearings upon the great interests Of society the church.
or the world and il high claims upon the friends of hu
mainly and religion They therefore commend i anew to
the prayers and efforts Of all the churches within their
bound- And while they Do not ose sight Of the fact that
tho GOSPEL wisely and faithfully preached and accompa'
MED by the agency the Holy Spirit is the grand nstru
mentality appointed Of God for the moral renoy ofthe
world they DO rejoice most sincerely IN the interest this
is akening in the minds Of the people IN It's rea
tons 10 the suppression OF crime and the administration OF
Justice and in the efforts which are being made to
right legislation in prohibition Il the traffic IN intoxicating
drinks az a beverage Newark Daily Mercury.
Mss ExooRArIc CosyESrIox-on Wednesday after.
noon al 4 clock T. the Democrats OF Hudson Coun-
" VIII meet at Bergen Five Corners in Mas Convention
10 nominate candidates for the Oces oil senator SAen
and Coroner
The ouneymen cordwsiners Of Trenton have adopted
scale Of prices for labor from p to u per cent In advance
OF the previous ones
Nrw JERSEY RAILROAD The New jersey Railroad
and transportation Company have submitted c0mmnnl
cation through the Mayor T. the aldermen Of gersy ny
stating that by virtue Of their act Of Incorporation and the
supt,ment passed b. tn last Legislature of New jersey
thew propose 10 extend additional alrOad tracks dyergn9
from the present tracks, Warren st. and running
easterlv down Warren q 10 the n0rthegy side OF the
present pit premises OF the Paterson Railroad Company
The Company request the aldermen 10 refer the subject u
the Committee and 90 the Street Commissioners
Ia give advice and counsel in the construction Of the tracks
In suc manner a. 70 impair little possible the use OF
Warren 4 This subject has been referred 10 the Com
u.;ee On Streets and Laws Ordinances % ascertain
ard report whether that Company have right TO use
Wayne for railroad purposes OF whether the Common
Council have right grant s for that purpose 10
the the prejudice Of Of properly The committee
is empowered 10 employ counsel 20 aid them IN this duty
DAS6EROUs sFORT.-Last evening while divine service
was being held in the Fret Presbyterian Church some
p,rson shat of the gas AM the congregation were len IN
darkness and silence. AZ the hts went out the
gas was let on with sutfocatng effect.
FIRE COMPANY No. Two.-The Common Council hav-
Ing authorized the formation of tre company 70
tax charge Of Engine No ? the members Of which com
pany lately resigned meeting Of citizens Of the FIRST
Ward will be held No. Two Engine house, IN Morris
:; III. evening % form & Company.
ANERfcASIsss Benjamin wiz deliver ms lecture
On AmerC anisms in jersey City on Tuesday evening 29th
EIorRHoS-Ihe Montgomery Guard. Capt Farrell
will e. Paterson TO day excursion, and be re-
ceived by the Emmei Light Guard.