The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-11
The Day in New Jersey.
Jersey CITY.

Tho exodus across the North river fully made up for
the disappointment OF the previous rainy Sunday.
Thousands after thousands poured along from noon
Gil night, and II only the run home fair
estimate Of the gathering could be made Not less than
thirty thousand crossed and recrossed and TO those who
collected In squads 10 witness the rush and hustle Of the
return time was not msspent The unsteady motion OF
many good humoIed gentlemen As they mistook the
waiting for the crryboat having lost the centre Of
gravity, and the nnumerable apologies for tripping on
soemnity and peace. One loquarous character could
BE- heard nearly block on, discussing the capacity OF
hccups argued overload OF mixed lager and Bourbon
Few however troublesome, we're boisterous,
no police bad 70 parade and every tarI Of me d,ste,
day Nowhere an arrest perceived, a. least up to
the close Of day
HoBoKES
To say that twony i've thousand people passed through
Hoboken would be rather under than the mark.
Liquor stores seldom had better patronage, and
many OF the patrons forgot halt the verge Of
forryboat late In the evening, rather tur.
bulcnt scenc but the prcdomnang number Of the far
sex put check claInor The Eysian Fields and the
salubrous heghs Of West Hoboken this chief GEN.
Of attraction during the day small parties With re-
freshments being seated almost everywhere on the green
award Late in the evening disorderly roughs ap
peared along the road and these invariably fingered 70
ducs those 70 certain funcsonary, Who would hardly
invite them .cal again" The people Of hoboken do
not covet such society and repetition Of yesterdays
pro- eedings will cugender hungsrng after an Excise
bill In Jersey.
| BULLS VERY Axp wEEuAwKES.
Quite large number Of visitors went the river dur
ing tho day TO Bulls Ferry and Fort Toe. The steanr
Gsrn.ns ' Around Fors Lee The saloons drove good
lafayette gardens, were with vi.iiors Many
awaited themselves Of comfortable sest ana view Of
also quite crowd crossing the Forty second
street ferry. Guenburg. where there are some haiti
dozen Of lager beer saloons. was also well stronle
Violations OF the Excise Law.
The following named persons yesterday arrasnsd
before tho Police Justices the charge OF violating the
excise law
LOUIS seigcr keeping a barber shop at No % Cherry
morr ns Sy oicsr Thompson. az the Fourth precinct on
the charge OF violating the Excise law, in selling liquor
his pstrons The ocer alleged that three had been
had entered under prs.ence Of being shaved but ses
being INTERCEPTED by tho magistrate, told quite dii
ferent story He positively denied keeping liquor In his
place, equally certain that he had sold nonc and
commended that the only Of complaint against him
the fact that had spunged heads Of
his customers with bay rum This being considered no
offence In the eyes Of the magistrate and there being no
testimony TO dsprove seisers statement he was dis
charged from custody with admonton TO how he
| treated his customers In future.
Joseph Flynn, 1888 Fast Twenty second street,
brought before Justice Ldwth and held In 500 To
| swer before the Court of Sessions.
John H. Dsncman, l9a Delaney street, and Georg,
Mansfield and held $500 bail each 10 at court
| for like offences
TO half-paet O'CLOCK night the nnmper ot
throughout tho city AZ follows olztions
Of the sunday law, 2s intoxicated, Il disordery
duct, Is Total, ~
| The Excise Law and Its Opponents.
sermon delivered last evening Ut the Thirty
seventh scet Methods, Episcopal church. by the Rev
W. Boole rhe Excise Law and lis Opponents be-
fore toleraby large congregation. Mr. Boos referred
FIRST and at greatest length 10 the meeting last Monday
against the law and the speech Of the liquor dealers
| lawyer. The reverend gentleman said that 'that
mans arguments entirely false and ioei upon
the majority of the order-ioving people. The lawyer
had sad that the constitution Of America did not recog
nize a God because tho Of the Divine Being
mentioned in the constitution; but he proceeded
| show that the name Of God was mentioned In the
preamble that all DEGREES and procamations
| given out "in the year u our Lord" &C, &c.
| What the lawyer wanted TO show that,
" there God recognized, SAB
bath should be recognized. But the people Of this
country would show those who wished 70 import foreign
that they would allow their Sabbath
10 be intcrfered with. great oucry had been made
against the Excise law but the people did know
Q law TO the same effect had always boon In force
What had been wanting until the men 10 carry
~ out, and they had got them Tho Commissioners
said 1.-THE law shall be upheld" and that What
New York wanted. II had been rum-ridden city, but
would be longer. Mr. Boole concluded able AL
dress by pointing ont, from the ofcia docamcns tho
| good thai had already been done BY the law