New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-24

ing not having the fear y Rers John Ma-.h sni John
Chambers before their eyes, actually invited "a t 70 sts
part in the public exercise AMI the clerical geu,ensn
present, instead Of crying ont PecOz',, AID la7ng
from the stand. Ia Caasbsrs actually participated with
the lades. Yes the clergy prayed Culver and Greeley
spoke and the ladies--ssug beautifully, and nobody
cred ~SiOre :"
Rev. Johns look TO it, Your craft i. in danger Better
troi out your mob to Peterson. c.
NywARk CITY TRACT SocIETI-At the fr-t quarterly
meeting Of this society. held in the Second fresp
Church on Wednesday evening was stated N me So
tsrys report Of the operations Of the a-' thIse
1919 tracts and 20 copies Of the Scripture have been cir
oulsed 100 Temperance pledges kaVc been obtsned IS
children have been gathered into Sabbath and Day
Schools, and II persons induced to attend Church.
Hupsos Cous1r CORR OF OIER TERxIsER-
Splinter Term-Jndge HAISEs presiiing-Yesterday
Mary suizer. indicted the charge Of numbering her
child by smoiherng IT, in the month OF March last was ar
rsgned for trial. and plead guilty Of manaughter which
plea the Court received German Interpreter explained
10 her the effect Of the plea and she remandei
prison await which will probably be pronounc
ed to-day The District Attorney consented to the plea
and ad that he did not believe that she could be convict
ed Of murder
In the case Of Edward Moss and John Williams indicted
the charge of picking the pocket Of Caharne hsy the
Indictment quashed. because OF an error IN H. and
they jail 10 be tried a. the next term Of Court
Counsellor Wagstaff Of New York, and K ID McCelsnd-
Jr, Of jersey City, were their counsel
FrRRr ARR.SGExEsrs-The trips of the boats the
jersey City Ferry, during the day time viii hereafter be
Of two viii run from the slips in for the public making
their trips every minutes, from o'clock in the morn
ing until o'clock in the evening two boats VIII run from
the other slips for the travel by railroad and Tor such
passengers teams cannot be accommodated on the
other boats From o'clock until 10! T. NJ, trip VIII be
made every minutes heretofore from lOi until the
nex morning each half hour and from until A NJ,
every Is minutes. This arrangement has commenced
The annual session Of the Passac Presbytery was held
nj Chester Morris County " J. Tuesday at which the
resignation of Rev. Dr. Brsmade pastor OF the Third
PRESBYTERIAN Church Of Chester received The ne
cessy for his leaving in consequence Of his health
An india rubber mandatory will 20 into full oper
alton in Lsmberon in which the wOrmen engaged IN the
establishment will have q joint interest.
Major Napton has received the appointment Of Deputy
l. s. Marshal for the District Of New jersey The bonds
required be given by the Deputy $4,000 me STATE
Gdzefte saws that the amount OF money which passes
through the Deputy hands very seldom reaches ten thou
sand cents.
The Democrats Of Delaware Township Hunterdon Coun
ty at their election for delegates TO the State Con
venton on Saturday last instructed their delegates to vote
for no man for Governor who sasced OF betng droT
oft Maine Liquor Lar.
Edward Owens lately bridge tender at Rancocas n.
j. has been examined the charge OF obstructing the
railroad thereby causing the accident by which Mr. Ire
dell was killed, and committed to jail for trial
The Middlesex Board of Freeholders has decided to
build a workhouse BY erecting the building in the jail
yard considerable saving will be made as the walls OF
The ward are TO be used in its construction The work Will
cost about $1,000.