New-York tribune., 1867-02-05
AFW-JBRSEY NEVIS.

MRKTfNG Oy RIPARIAN OwNERS.-A meeting OF
shore held at Tnyors Hotel Jersey City yes
terdsy, at II O'Clock M, 20 take such action
deemed necessary protect them from such Legislative
enactment rs Is proposed by Mr. Muphys bill In the
Assembly oraDy other bin There were about 100 owners
Orhoro fronts present principally from Hudson County
rpreseniing some millions 0f dollars Cnpt~Howe OF
Grccnyilo was chosen Chairman aud r. C. brown secre
tIry The Hon d. Gregory offered tbs following
ution Witch adopted
o meeting drB,s, a- tshi Or the stat, dispose
W s'ls ois"i,s,.aI a'srsi a, yns II Gsi of SHORE
,n M he act 1889 correctly regulates Af nss Oi The owners
The Committee appointed at previous meeting
ported IA favor Of forming an association TO which all
riparian owners the state entitled TO become
bes subscribing tO the articles OF association. The
following named gentlemen then elected permanent
T. Culver Secretary John j. Van Busltirk Counselor
Peer Bently The above named officers were enpow-
cred 10 appoint Executive Committee 70 consist OF u
men.
CoMrfAiNIs TOR IuEGAL LIQuoR SnIiNG.-Yes-
tcrlay forenoon several citizens appeared before Re.
COZ ser fidrdge " Hudson City and preferred com
plants agan,i me wing named persons on charges
Of seh.Lg nnoi Whod license: Frederick luke, John
Riley, Johaihsn Wild Patrick Lyon, and John Mnning.
WarTans ware issued fof their arrest and IL found guilty
they will he fined $40 Tor the first offenso
Az Ex-AIDERAI,S lNDiCrED TOR ARsoS-Ex-Al-
dernanE L. Noycs. who few years since represented
the Twelfth Ward Of Newark in the Common Council of
that city, was indicted for by the lgst Grand Jury
of Essex County, under the following circumstances In
and lOc acd in the Owcrend Os Emst burned TO the
ground with all its contents. The building and stock
insured for Se2OOJ which collected by Mr.
NOyes, and In tho Spring following ne removed to Bng-
haInion. New York whore he rcestabished himself IN
business. Some two months ngo he received letter from
"a German In Newark. who had formerly
been his employ nc tho comb fac.
tory, IN which lie distinctly charged
with having applied the torch and burned his fac
tory in order To the amount for which in
surcd The writer further stated that only himself and
policemen nlmed Shaor cOgnZant Of the crime, and
he Nr NJ would visit Newark and pay TO hela stip
uated Of money the ctscOncernng Il shoudnever
be made public. The gentleman made reply TO the
writer Of the letter but immediately sent IL to Mr. Court
land Parker Prosecutor tho Pleas of Essex County
asking for advice the most proper Tor him to
pursue In the matter Mr Parker In reply advised him To
come to Newark no the commencement Of the January
term 0f the Essex Comfy Courts, aud 50 before tho
Grand Jury with with a complaint against the
writer of the back-mau letter Mr.. " did Mr. Parker
advised him TO- and the Grand Jury after hearing his
Statement, summoned the writer OF tho letter before
them together with three other witnesses, who sHorc
positively as TO the guilt OF Mr NOycs that he in
dcied and the rttcrwcr permitted 10 free
The trial for Friday Of this week. and the
ex-Aldernsn has hitherto sustained rrcprnachable
character and during his residence in Newark ofncated
as an elder IN OF The leading ctrcbe' Il will no doubt
be largely attended.