New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

The Rev Mr. yerrnder lstely appointed City Mission
sry for Jeey City, delivered his farewell discourse yessef'
day ornr to the congregation Of the First Baptist Charca
in GrUye Ct
The Rev Mr. Woolsey, of New York. preached sernoa
yesterday serDoOp in the church. in behalf OF the
American and Foreign Bible Society.
The Pastor of the Wayne st Reformed Dutch Church in
Jersey City delivered bis fh Of series Of sabbath eve
ring discoures to young men, las: evening HIS
was Profane Swearing
FuYERAL OF Mr.. SASDroRD.-Yesierdsy the funeral Of
the late Ami A Ssudod Secretary and Treasurer OF the
BudsOn River Cemen, Company for number Of yeiis
was attended in Jerey City by the IrOqas Lodge tae
Hsdsons Lodge, tie Mechsnics Lodge and Mount Sss
Encsmpment He died Friday. His remains were
taken Bloomfield for n,ermen,h having resided there
previous May last
ARRrsr UNDER Nov1L CIRcvxsrAscEs-A citizen
named Charles keenan, arrested At his house in Mer
Ger st Jersey City on Thursday night under rather novel
circumstances wstchmsn named Csrberry, in attempt
ing TO awaken another watcbman to relieve him at mid
night made N stake in the house and raped loudly at
Keenan, door Keenan, the door and told CARRIER
~ that no wschrnan lived in his house Caroerry told
him he lied Angry words followed and Keenan, slapped
CaIberrys face who then arrested him and took him to
the Station House distance of about three blocks hee
nan was hare loot ami had only his shirts
and drawers Al the Sationouse another alteration oc
CURED and the parties we're with difficulty hindered from
coming to blows with clubs Half hour after Mr. kee
ran was allowed to go home On Saturday be was exam
ned before the Recorder the charge Of assaung and
defing The watchman and discharged from custody
P,rIRsoS-The City of Paterson, in $780, contained
repulsiion Of iiSt BY census jgs; aten tho M wsn
The limits 1905 being add incsase OF SIl IN les thin
of the Legsle,0re portion OF mar
aGoed hs city forming the Norh War. Eheh
orr1af nF ma
~Lole seres.e population in Paterson including the North
le50 10 rs Dwellings becoming scarce ani
property higher than ever before
TIE MAINE law Tie Nerark Mercury says that in
tie fer6s of Maine Law DO not feel a. all dcoa-
sd BY pass failures will sdy to the suceess
which they before them There awss som-thing th
of Dck which wns and should rot be at 81 surped
within ch-ocee the triumph OF prohib1ogy law
VISIT BY Sons OF TEMPERAEcg-Harmony, Marion.
Caledonia Union and other Divisions Of the Sons OF Temperance
Division In Grsnd q, JsIsey Cry
BRouGHr BAoK-Wm. Rankin, indicted on charge
OF numbering wife b. poison Paterson In December h
Rs bcep b alt FROM Montreal whittier he went ~he tbs
Coroners nqae being held ialut into the
decth Sheriff Hogarcsmp OF Pssac Coauty went
asr sDsd Judge Sandord Of he Pseac County
Courts They took the 0 ersey City TO Paterson WITH t'
midnight surdsy Rs ala bad been kept custody
Mo nearly 60 days Walking for the officers from hs
Sss The sheriff srobe Of the courtesy shown them oy ne
First Judge the Queens Counsel ta- Sheriff a. Montreal The
suspended 20 ae ate their
PIcKIYG PoCEETs-Two instances of picking pockets
occurred on Friday young named Bgss from Allegheny
City had picked of 800 while crossing ashe gs
sey CRY Perrybos the soldier named Hms,ey
Fort La Fayete while going the cars Om Jersey Oy 70
Paterson had bis pocket piched Of 50