New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

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TIE Mechanics Bank Grand 81 10 get some bills changed.
received 500 ITO much. The mistake Gas discovered
that eveIing. and Saturday Ohcer Nsnayss Was de
patched The recsiver Ga informing the horss
tesr the OF bis bu.iness the money sNs isns-
eistely refunded.
Election OF DE1sG,rEs-O On Friday evening. the fol
Loving named persons elected Delegates 20 meet At
tha Democratic County Convention A. Fisioush 90 day
Fya UafS-lsmes Rodwel, JOha II Bowie, Den~
Strcpg and Vim NJ. Scott.
SstOAd WGrd-JAmes Lee, Thomas Mprphy, N,chset
McMshsn and Hugh Omen
Ta,rd Ward-Dsniel Iys;er. Thomas l. Adams. George
shultz and DAY ID feeks-
NEw-JERsEY ITEMS.
LIBERIA -Tke Ae,rark DAILY HeycHry says that
Rev Mr.. Roger, worthy member Of the Newark Prss
byiery making preparations 20 visi, Liberia ~h the
view Of examination to the soil cIasie snd us de-ra
bier place of residence Tor the oolored 'pulton
The examination that Mr Rogers will make aud the report
ths, be will brig back viii be regarded entirely reliable
BY bis brethren.
PsIscKroN CoLLscE DIT Csrnahan having rendered ,is
rsssr stou Of this College the Trustees viii hold eee
,icn 70 Gil The vacancy Tuesday 3oih a Among tao
names mentioned hs su ,c@ssor DR. Mseletn pre-
sent Vice President of the Co,gs DE- Youug President
of Centre College Ky and Prof Henry OF the sni'hso lAn
Institute.
SAYS or RrAL EsrArE IN JERsEr Cirr.-A parcel OF
or, una stuatea the of Newark aud Hender-
son st 500 Thursday At the follcsng prices
Mr. Sgeuyemsr, ot corner, NsSo
D. Manners lot 2oNo 1859
bues ,ot sHsV s@
it IL Hr Ss.on in the rear Of above lots sosl0c
Ills Dr. perry is situated on the pda pal bushes, street
and is about hs mile from the ferry.
There has been much larger number of visitors At
Long Brsnoh the Highlands and Squan tns shore
in MonmC nth County this season. than ever before.
large number Of lots were recently sold the High
lands, Monmouth County They were mostly purchased
| hy mess me- al New.
some cottages upon them
JERSEY CuY WlrYR WoRSs-On Friday afternoon
The proposals for covering the pipe the Hsckenasck
Mash distance q a. miles opene IN the Com mis-
soners Office. There about half dozen proposals
received but the Commissioners not able 20 Judge
from them TO whom they should award the contract ~
nay after discussion, the proposals we're PLACED In
he hsnds Of SIR John Ward, OF ihs COMMITS ioners
sid Mr. Wn. Whiwel, Chief Engineer OF ths Works,
oose agreement with some one a the applicants
which will probably be done by the LIST Of September.
JrDoE HnSEs.-TA, Somerset W4,S says Judge H.ines
hn- closed bis official duties in that district His quiet and
stcicut Of accomplishing business added Ia ur
barry e make him desirable eonssrvator o the
peace and popular expounder # the Law Wnerever he
NAV pT. side we predict he will be the dread II guilty
PARIS ard the annoyance Of lazy lawyers, while h viii
stand whose honesty of nterton Is not TO be ques
| toned
TIE proprietors of the Trenton Iron Works Company
have discovered that pig and scrap ou 10 the amount OF
about 900 has been stolen from their works within the
past year Thevish nen and boys have sold It.
The corner stone Of tbs Union Methodist Episcopal
Church Burlington laid Iuday Of last wssk ~
Bsaop Waugh Rev Messrs Burr. ArhOrook. Porter and
| Street participated in the exercises.
The Freeholders Of Middlesex County are considering
the xpedency OF erecting workhouses In which TO employ
prisoners.
Newark sometime since ordered city s,ons for the
Wsshr ston Monument The model OF IL IL COM
peitd The iaIy idrsytis,r says that the stone will be
four feet long by feet wide and the figures in alto
shch is circle containing shield with plows surnount
! ed by mechanics arm and hammer, Liberty. 9th her
cap and bundle Of rods on one side add Justice
with scales ths other On the lett Of this principal
figure device OF Mercury with his caduceus and gru
in boa. On the right Minerva With shield osl and
anvil The words Newark, n. j. engraved under
/ the seal
BrsSgss ~ NEWARK The DAILY AdUrti,er states that
"a record published in 1903 says that Newark WAS sn
"Ruste I'd r tbs making OF carriages coach lace aud
mems and womens shoes-in which last manufacture,
ons third Of the Inhabitants are engaged Since that
time changes have taken place The manufacture
"of shoes export cannot now DO numbered among the
leading branches OF our business although several hous
% ere still engaged in IL Eastern manufacturers have
this mostly into their o~n hands for cheap articles.
Gnd European imports have supplant.d those OF better
quality large proportion OF the stock ia our re-
tail shoe and stores IS brought rom the East through
Wholesale dealers Ia New York
Cider making is another Of this lost srs in city
Newark cider for long time bore enyible reputation,
and even al the time there are places 10 New York
where il advertised but must be Of the apoehry
pbal nature large part Of forsign ynous inpOrst0ns
The thick population Of the vicinity has Frustrated apple
|
With few eepressions the business OF making hats
for the Southern trade has been very successful
Thousands are employed IN Il, both in Newark and
surrounding villages The population OF Orage, especially,
J largeE composed Of hatters
carriage making has also followed the prosper
ous course With the improvements Of roads al tho Syuh
and an iDcrsss Of wealth has come larger demand FOR
carrisgfs and many Southern gentleman who trnsfy
Ourneyed the saddle nov rides in his light wagon.
Saddle end harness making which aTetw0dstnct bran
chs though oen comic bundled have as kept p,ospsrogs
IL apsce Beau'iiul light harness used in all plrs II
mard l. aRay active The manufacture of clothing snd
other branches might have been Included but ars
for notice in other connections
EprscopaL CHrRcH--As Offset % the charge tht
Bbop Doene has Lindsrod TIE grosth II the Church. the
following abstract Of the Psroebia Reports Of tbs Diocese
Of New Jersey for 1853, ID presented
81, Narys Burlington new Church. nearly complsed
81 Peters Perth An boy Church, nsarly compIstsd
Christ Midnleown; the Church repaired, and much in.
proved Christ New Brunswick; Church rally enlarg
and improved 81 Peters, SpotswoOd new Church,
nearly completed St Stephens, M1ca HI new Church.
nearly completed. -. S'ephens Beverly; new Church
about 20 be built Gsce Van Worst Church, recent
y consscraied ". Philips, Newark sbOu, 10 build
Isw Church st. Matthews Newark Church much i'm
proved parsonage and school room. g. Johns sDmsr
Vile new Church cOlsecTaed this year III ~ Trinity,
i Hucson new Church recently coDsscr4ted ~ Msrks
! Bsskinroge; new Ch1rch recently consec Grated g.
John's Camden Floating Church Of the ksdsemsr par
Chased 81 PaDIs Newark school room with chapel and
rectorV hu,lt CHRIS, EzzbethtOyn Cblrch about 10 be
B builf CALVARY summit Church nearly completed.
Church OF the ksdeeer hcrs,ogn ns@ Church Ia pro-
I gress.
FYcoy yro>m Minister 70 Berlin, has selected James
NJ Porter Of Eastop, Pa as biz Private Secretary.
IN the Absecun Railroad train Of cars have Commenced