New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-03
NEW,JERSEY HElHS

Nothing State Council a. irehtonV" "e"''D9y' "0"A
which extract;
Toere were over $50 deiegaas IN attendance trom
N s,,. Of the State which, considering the season
- x year NAV be taken as sn Indication 81 toe
rsne,S OF DE Order and Of the interest takes in the
..ss,Sons which have drawn them together; Sthoagh
= ful aiferraaDce would have swellea the uumeer 10
90 COO as there are more than 200 subordinate
Ccaueis ia the State, having at least en- sverage OF %
wsnbers Several changes IN the Constitution esd
ritual prescribed by the National Couoo1 70 roma,
tplis were reported by the Committee ana discussed
until the recese Among them Is one 0bhgalhY h-ehF
osrs not TO <xose the secret tcoTkaRgs OF me VI er
ase.d OF the obligation TO keep secret NE iac 81 'o
arVetiyatiou &C.. and ano her prescr bing tnat no
,rsrnltr shall receive an honorable dlsnlssHl aiff
nemu alton is made. AfsT the recess NE Ieoa'e VIZ
Terubed, ard ihe report was hneiy aaoPle1. Ia
The great point OF inierest-fhe Piatiorm-~as ns-
Mattel with much animation. Many ot the Cpuh0hs
lad passsd resolutions eondemnstofy o. me i~en ar
tice which their delegates were Ds'tue.Si " ny "
fore tie Grand Council ConsideraOle ule "aH syeht
: = o,'o,s and nmepdmenls. and warm debate uPOo
All msny being anxious that The SCI o. resolutions
pssfed by their respective councis SHOULD DC a opca
- me sei a. OF the meetng-oly one OF the ., how
ever ipdorsipg tie Platform enrUe Ii was evident
mai ere wss strong, decided feeling against tne OBJ
pexiops 18th article however, among very large ma
ior,ty Of the members the difference IN sentiment con-
SANG entirely Ia the form of expression which men,
brs rfsDecvely wished 10 60 out ds the voice OF me
parry IL the Stale. Finally, ae, several speeches. me
3snowiDg resolutions were passed iHe vote 5000 10y
70 Al and more than thirds OF those who voted IN
Abe negative did 20 because they were IN FAVOR VI
hsr,a 1bs ststs ConneH Of NeF.Jsrsey Of the
.sest 70 orgaoEe embrace The P1ncP - 4 6s Aeneaa
parry sod b bee ose Of he most enef nc 81 aia a1'o
ssf,s III III. same; and -,
glstses l. has ever been the opinion o s State Council
that the American pariy IVES formed foi ne Pee saI.s
s,savs poIey Il he CbucL o. aolno ~ Rspr5licln
= uslsetoI people III management and con
no heir GoveinmeDt and that zoe 1- ID pa P9e'
:, .s lS wI,b ,hs Uui .; ssd
80, ale National Council IL. session, n,srpo
stsS upoa Pocl creed ~ issue, viz the sun 'et q
ssvery Nh eh hd never been en'emp.ed by zoe nbeis
rrIsd hieh deny the rsh Of The Nsionl Coa9ei
AZ stbeI aft uays or nagsiye eslston 70 1' oo's4uon.
sinens upon the inoiduAi members m me Oios,, no.
.sessd expected BY them hen they entered TIE Ofas
WAeso, Many q the sentiments Of the nh section Of the
PstErm Of the kaoud Coapoi arr neonssient SitS toe
.sSy he bet and nosest snd mos. psifo,c dsesrsoa
o. roteA trnces ever pres thu any The
ffo Of the National Council pro es,ins assnst the 2h
roUncs OF individual members OF the Order and e-tDs
s,ysy well q upon the subjects Of Currency
internal uproveuen- sno sucn other issues O. are aside l
these which the syowed and distinctive principles OF the
Es.ol,eS Tbs, we will adhere to National Council and
bin the hounds
limits OF the Constitution ana Ritual 70 which We have sol
My gwen oar sgsnee holding fast with the utmost tens
Esrd As the oIiuion o. this STATE Council tla TIE Me
CoDpromSe sautary act If atesmnshp devised
By patriotic Ard wise men 70 M ~ exts9Iainsf, sna Unrest
e,tepcy aud hat By the consent OF the country Tor
mare bsB unity yas haa come 70 Dr. considered N ne s
of eosrssi aud such the settled national policy binding
snshI Deonsdeists uPoa fitb isl-
a. ba pupseS in condition Of excitement seroa 70
Union Tor the ps'y motive Of the personal Ponesl sg
Looted That the state Council any astou
with any patty which is sec Ona 10 lie naUfe, aud which
svowsis OH CT 10 be thoroughly Haftnai end American
The resolutions were then ordered 10 be publlshed,
and as much of the routine business still remained 10
Do transacted, and members were ANXIOUS TO leave for
home the Council adjourned 10 the first Wednesday
m September.
REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF PoLcE.-The Jersey
City Chief Of Police Charles j. Farley has rendered
his Report for The month ending July 81, to the Com
xaon Council. He states that the day Police made 20
arrests during that month of which 10 fos assault
and battery IL for larceny II for drunkenness IL for
disordeIy conduct o tor msasing family, for drunk
enn,ss sId fs htng, for committing nusances, for
obtaining goods under false pretcnses for Ya-Tancy,
, for Insulting females for disturbing religious
.hip for asssulDg officers, for an attempt to com
MT o rape, sno one for picking pocket.
OF these Al were committed On the City Prison, 10
were fined, 10 were sen 20 the County Jail, gave
bail were discharged, oscal ell l wss sent 10 the
Aims House, and was oriered TO leave The Cry.
During that month there were 50 complaints OF vlO
ktions OF City ordinances OF which sc we're violations
Of the ordinance regulating inns aud iave.ns, tao %
The ordinance regulating The sale Of fish and vegeia
bles and for discharging firearms. OF these los
u -fsar convicted, seven acquitted two ab
seconded, and in the witness abscondci Five
of these cases remained 70 be tired az the time the
report closec During the period embraced IN the
Report hnes cole c'od TO The amount OF S7l2 Of
witch S5S5 go into the Citg Treasury and Sl 20 the
county From twenty i've 10 thifty pa - where In
foxeatng liquors were sold have closed during this
nn1e.
HoBOKxS POLIcE.-The City OF Hoboken has been
remark ably quiet aud orderly during the present week.
The arrests have been few and unimportan,. Five
men, named Whtson, McNally McCleland Collins
and Watson have been arrested TO- being engaged in
drunken row on the road 10 Ilackensack on Monday
On "Wednesday lad named johann Adam ar
rested for purloing small amount of money from his
smplo,er, baker in Garden st. He confessed his
guilt, and was locked up for four DAYS. Yesterday
Patrick Rowen arrested on charge of assault
and battery and held TO bail by Justice Bernard in
the sum Of sloO for trial.
The Census for Newark is complete in all the Wards
except the Sixth and aiming thar the population there
h 500. IL viii give total population in the city of
So679 being increase Of II 900 since 1850 when the
United States Census gave us 1854.
The population Of Elizabeth eity Is according 70
Tao Journal within a small fraction Of 1000, and L
has fosTreen organized congregations each having its
ewn church edce, occupies by the congregation which
owns H. as follows, viz; Presbyterian Episcopal,
, Methodist, Roman Catholic Baptist, Alrican-
being in the proportion Of church 70 each 642 in
hAbitan-s.
There were $50 deaths in New jersey las. year Of
which over 900 were by consumption.
State Convention of the friends Of Prohibition in
NewJersey will be held at Camden on the 10th inst.
ald the line of policy - be pursued in the next cam
kssn WI then doubtless be distinctly marked out.
1lS STATE Gasette believes there Is some division of
sentiment among the leading of the cause and il
kcyts that at the Convention all differences may ba
karuoEixsd and the whole party cooperate vita all