New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-24
NFW-,IERSEY ITEMS.

,.x.,, .v,oS LAT evening the Rev O. h. Fro,h-
,erbnm was installed Pastor Of The Flrss Unitarian
Csu,eh Of Jersey City. The exercises were conducted
- "A. ,ellowirg order: Voluntary by he choir; 10
,,.a,e,oy Prayer and Reading Of the Scriptures by
D. Rev. Charles Bowen; and Sermon by The Rev
Henry W. Bellows, ID, Of New-Jersey, ron
P,slns Vii, 81, 4th and sth verse;. The Prayer Of
IrssIstion was offered by the Rev. Dr.. Farley; the
Right-hsrd Of Fellowship was extended BY the Rev.
Samuel Longfelow, and the concluding Prayer vas Of
tIed by the Rev. VIM. Psrknan The DoIolosy was
then surg and the large eoDgreg son Iresen; was dis
nissed with the Benediction.
Sussex County TEHPERANcE CONFERENCE.-The
susssx County Temperance Convention met az New
ion on the 18Th INST and nominated Mr.. GEORGE w.
CoLlyER, of Lafayette, for the State Senate. The
Convention addressed by the Rev. Mr.. DAVIS and
Horace Greeley. In the evening, an address wa de-
Hvered by the Rev. Mr.. Cuyler. The Convention
.Sops3 Preamble and set Of Resolutions, from which
the following are selected;
WAereo, The experience Of shows hA intempertrce
The prolific sosroe o the crime p.uPsrnu and
eIstrs IN sOesy and whereas y has been deuontrsied
this from land and tia; s0eh law Constitutional,
then oSpeDcy BY outward action a. al times and uoder all
seDmsnces and TIA; pledge 09rseyss rot 20 omit or,
s sssc's p p" sS Of our State
Rosd Thai We are sSnonshed BY n. pas. nit
tbe charge Of important the political parties Of
te cay " the sincerity Of whose fnendshP the oe ps AS
AEnoyeo al eoL6-esos.
Rled Thsi the operation Of Probibtory lave wherever
enacted have been emnenty uisy and have not disappon
Of the epts Of hnmsuiy tha 10 the recent
election IN Name, after long course Of PIohbory pnci-
pss but the unavoidable reaction which attends al pro
and satisfied that the events Of another
yeA the principle Of Prohibition TOO deeply rooted TO
be ersdcsed BY the ercensy combination OF otceseekne
xtmsgospes.
RED RFPUBLICAEs--A celebration by the Society
Ia koraQne OF the es'sbshment Of the French Re
esbic ofls2 TOOK place North Hoookeo on Saturday Ine
So,ie, met A. No u Leonsrdst NeV-YOk, and proceeded
Hotel Levre North Hobokep, where the mem
bers p.rook Of a collation.. The President, Mr. Deeseuze
addressed them urging fraternity Of feeling and unity Of acton
among the Liberals Of ali nations ToAsis appropriate to the
and responses inside. The best teehng
the Red Republicans tbs occsSon aud they re
tanned New Yorf early in the evening highly pleased with
sben reunion
The Essex County Courts, Judge Hsines presiding,
viii eommeDee on I9e;dsy and ron me age Once o
hundred the appeal i and over one hundred on
fhe list VI causes noticed
The Passaic County jail contains between forty and
6fty prisoners who employed basket making The
Grand Jury made the other day II which they
Of the business before them 20 the drinking Of ntoH
sipe liquors. specially liquors sold at pub cy licensed
well unlicensed houses on sunday vel a. other DAYS
Newark DAILY Advertiser.
TIE meeting of the Bridge Companies 10 act on the
Of the Plank Road Company for permission 70 bald
nhdse over the Ps'ae River was hed At the Cy hote On
gds and assent gsen by majority OF 9z shsres Archer
tfoId Esq presided. Mr. john p Jackson offered reson
toD that oekhOeer vote according 70 their shares either N
BY Mr.. Wm. Wright moved " restrict the
vote. holder present. without regard to he amount
efoeh Tire amendment lost by vOts Of five 70 Nineteen
and the original resolution passed seventeen 20 i've The
River together another protest offered by j. w. CODd
Esq, were read and placed on file.