New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-19
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The Grand Encsmpment Of Odd Fellows Of the 6ts6s
of New Jersey met at Paterson on Thsrsday. 81
elected the following officers for the ensuing year;
G,asd Pssysareh-Joseph Lamb, Of Burlington
G G5ss 8 k-Josn il. Horn LssS.rs,ias.
Grand W.-Jchn L. Wooden, Camden.
G,snS Tyasrrcy~Abrshsm ?. FroyoO.t N...Brna.vtes.
G,a.d Representative 70 tie Grand L0dS.-I's.e n rs''
Newark.
After adjournment they partook Of dinner s rs
invitation Of Industry Encampment Of Patterson. TAs
next session will be held in Newark.
police force, consisting Of Q Chief, Sergeant, -
twenty men, has been organized by the citizens q
Railway to watch in the principal streets, the fund fr
their payment being contributed by the property OWL
ers and occupants. The Chief, Sergeant and two maa
are to receive pay, the rest will be volunteers.
railroad tie was placed upon the track Of the Bed
yidere Delaware Railroad, q short distance b.
low Esston, on Friday night, throwing the express
train of the track, and doing considerable damage
to the engine and the track. Fortunately, che Gssa
was going slowly, and no one was injured
TIE Trenton Gazette officially announces the fo'-
lowing military appointments by Gov. Newell;
SUSSEX BRIcApE-Pster Osborne Deputy QuArtessns-
ter General. with the rank q Lieut. Colonel ..,..
Edward A r, SsISs s'Is ss Go SsI
NORRIS BRIc.pE-John r. Runyon, Deputy oua"efoss-
Edgar C. Smith, Adjutant General with the r'nt Of Lest.
OCEAN BRleADE-Anarew Jackson Allen Deputy Adusss-
General. with the rank OF Lieut. Colonel. III. n..~.
WARREN BRGADE.--Jsmes Rohe.on Deputy ousnes-
master. General, with the rank Of Lieut.. Colonel
YorsG CUEyA-IsTERyIEw WITH MS PARENTS
Frederick Cueva, the young Cuban who is confined u
the Hudson County Jail the charge OF killing Oso
de Grandval, in Hoboken, on the night Of the Ssh a
July was visited on Monday by his father and msth,
who have JUS. arrived from Cuba. The scene was .
very affecting one. The parents Of the accused $500
to be worn out with anxiety and suffering o. hh
account and were much overcome by their feelings
during the interview as to manifest great agtstsa.
The Young man aso showed Euch feeling, but did not
evidently appreciate the danger Of his position.
1t has heretofore been reported that young Cuevs
has been visited by hundreds of persons who sought
TO crafty their curiosity. Such has not been the fas.
But few persons have been admitted TO see him, sad
those were his particular friends and counsel.
The father OF young Cueva is apparently 40 years o
IL ,,na,tio in In
TIE Hghtstorn Excelsior says that the potato rot
has made its appearance in that vicinity, and sons
fields are entirely destroyed. An unusually large nsm-
Der were planted last Spring. and unless the disease
turns out to be general there is reason to fear sny
great scarcity The vet weather lately is probably
the cause Of the rot and low ground it is feared
that there will be an entire failure Of the crop.
The ESCAPED PRIsosEEs.-The names Of the
prisoners who escaped from the Hudson County Jaa
on Monday are as follows: John Quincy Adams, con-
mitted on charge Of highway robbery; Hugh
Reilly, accused Of grand larceny; Joseph SAsy
and Charles Toomey, committed on charges Of &sask
ano battery and Michael Mullens for larceny. Ness
of them bad been returned to the Jail yesterday after.
boon It was reported that two Of them were par
sued into swamp near Hackepsaek on Monday
night and officers were watching for them. M.
Layton, the keeper Of the JAIL went to PhisdelPhis
Yesterday in search Of them. They escaped In II.
Laytons absence through the aid Of Mullens who Ct
pose ssion Of the key and unlocked the door Of The
jail.
ESCAPE FROM THE STATE PRIsos.-Two conviotl
named James Williamson and Richard A. Post sHaa
Robert Kemsey, escaped from the Eev-Jersey StaGs
Prison during Sunday night or Monday morcing, -
o. yet have not been apprehended. They were sss-
fined in the south wing Of the prison. in the lower u~
Of cells. Occupying sdjoiDng cells they we're enables
TO prosecute their work with lees difficulty than other
wise, ard their plans more easily carried out
hole large enough for williamson to pass through was
made in the wall between the cells and after socso-
psbDg this both dug down through the floor Of Poss
CELL some sx feet. and up the outside Of the msa
foundation Of the prison. Post, who Is .omewhst q
a genius constructed peculiar piece Of mechAais.
from his vashboard by splitting II IN thin strips es1
iointiDg it with screws, forming kind Of sA!rWay.
Viii this they mounted the outer wall, and By ths
aid of the sheets from their beds descended TO -
grouLd on the outside Of the prison wall. Wiltsnsss
was convicted Of q misdeme amor 10 EsseI Co9aez'
and was cent to the prison on the 18th OF NAY 10,
for two years. Post was sent from SOmerses Co0.y
on the 10th Of December, 1885, for three w. ~
grand larceny, and has served but eight months % ~
ism. He was confined IN thn P,scn 49, s.,sncsS a.
burglary and larceny and for this crime ssn'eecse
seye1 ye: A'5 ssr,DS Es ..Sub is5 Dsss
bis FIRST imprsonmeLth made twS :sts ss - IA
ons,srn.nt ne bss been orderly and vol behaved,
and more recently pretended to be very dsvout
Two IN PuLrr.-On ss.dsy ls.s, : d,ssa.
.u,.hsd clergyman who is supplying the pulpit Of 90
.%s MsthoSist Episcopal churches IN this city. 60
tered |. chorch Of another denomination in the secs
st,est' vsS ed up into the pulpit and took sect ~
the sids OF the pastor, who was aready there. The