The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-06

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CnA46r III MURDER AUAlN6f gsrrAN DAli.--
Yesterday Walter Beyue apLsalca 0eiorc recorder
Natuudaio ana applied 1tf wsllsn, foF me arrest
Of Captain c. !. Hail. The Arellc explorer for the
killing 81 Patrck Coemaa, Of Jersey CITY Bayne's
brother in.lSW, near ReFulse taB IN the Afcl.c
rerions gha Recorder refused tue warrant on we
ground that II was out Of ma Jurisdiction, hha
accompanied the petitioner 20 army ~ tie Imts9
states Courts The case 4 ae same that IS referred
10 n captain IiaAs narrative, recently published
nom whrh is appears }Bat Coleman had mutinied
and, thus oy lis act ana example endangered Tue
tGf3y Of tic wao.e e 9lorng party.
ilUGsna Gig.
UrENlSa 81 ruF CouHTY CouErs.-fhe october
Aerm o. TIE Hudson county courts commenced yes'
seriay morning, Judge Bedle presiding. Associate
Justces Randolph Qadre, Ronnstedt ard s'pgges
occupied soats on he bench. Judge beale. iR hls
charge 10 the Grand 5Grg remarked that taare were
only tlirty cases 10 come before them. The county
was, happily, free FROM crimes or high character;
tpt there IS IN Alarming ncfea-e IN crimes oi
raro OF life. Tile usa q tic knife il too
1geauent aua tie Grand juicy should Investigate all
Sneh carefully. ~ order that tie eVli may lie
checked VAN regard u the Excise law ne would
Sepeat y nat he h2d So often ealI BEFORE that selling
linuor without license Il wronr and selling LIQUOR
TIE sabbath ~ wronp. Ael the grand juTes
iounJ no bills 81 Indictment; tney were inuisposed
TO examAe such cases, although often instructed N
the matter All pcrsGus Who Keep dlsoraeTlY houses
should be indicted me Cour. lext referred 70 Inc
oath o. secrecy taken ~ tao grand jurors, aud
The Grand Jury should also remain IN sessi N
during The same hours IS TIC caGrs aud certainly
never less than i've h9aTs. The court should be
promptly informed q the uniting OF bliis % ihGlUt
ment IN ofdcr that those against whom no Oils are
1ouuG might be discharged az soon aa possible. The
othef subjects alluded q were naisa.ces, OBSCENE
publications, engraNngs OF photographs, anu tie
conduct OF CERTAIN constabos attending on the
Grand Jury IA showing preference - some persons
who nave complaints 10 make 70 the Grand Jury.
Any iayefltsm IN THIS matter 70 highly Icprehea-
tiblc.
Eliznbe,h.
lmqeslNe KNIGHTS TEMFLAR CEREXoNIFs-Yes-
terday afternoon and evening this city was greatly
taken up With the movements ana domgs Of some
four or i've hundred Knights TenpIar who had
assembled from all parts OF the state and from New
York and PENNSYLVANIA 70 take part in the oeremo
MES incidental to the institution OF a odgc ana
installation Of its officers. The new Commandery Is
thai Of 81. john, NO. 9, and The nsuutng power Inc
Grand Connaudery OF the STATE Among tile visit
ing Communicates were 81. John No. & OF Phila.
Hugh De Payen No. -, OF Eastou; Damascus Com
mandery, NO. z, OF New York, and Communicates
points. Following the parade handsome collation.
was served up at Market Hall, after wilch the
Knights adjourned TO Music Hail. where the lnstal!a
lion and other ceremonies were gone through with.
Addresses were delivered by Rev. Sir Knight d. II.
order present were George b. Edwards, z. G. G.:
q. Hechtel, Z. G. G.; W. W. snow, p G. C Or Isaac
a. Nichols ?. q. O.; Jules J. Materson d. q. O.; w.
". Goodwin, q. Generassimo: J. B. Borlen, q. Z.
General; Rev. William II. JenleJs, Grand Prelate:
W. II. McllnaDey, v. :. =. tDiSGR. q. Recorders,
Augustus iruyn, 9. - s. The occasion was pleasing
and elJoJab throughout.
Trenton.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Yesterday the
regular trials on indictments connected with this
court commenced before Judge r. s. Field The
following prisoners were cbarged-Riehard s.
shoner deputy mail agent on the railroad cars
between Jersey City and Philadelphia, for opening
and extracting money from letters-not guilty; Leo
pold Brown, carrying on the business or pedar
wlthous paying the special tax-guilty; Or. James
A. Petre, OF Newark, deiaclng revenue sGamps-no
plea, defendant sick; Martin DevIne pass ng
counterfeit ten dollar note and having
fraudulent ones in his possession at Newark
guilty; Michael Linden and William Dollager
beng called on an Indictment for violation OF the
Internal Revenue laws IL announced bY the
Deputy United states Marshal that they had feu to
Germany; Dennis Eagen carrying on tie business OF
a blacksmith, without paying the special lax, in
Hudson City-gnilty; Michael Renney, conducting
the business Of liquor dealer IN co1traventon OF the
Excise law, in Hudson Clty-RgIity. The trial Of
Martin nevine Tes then proceeded with, and he WAS
convicted in manner and form charged. Leopold
Brown, Dennis Eagen and Michael Renney having
pleaded guilty TO carrying on the business OF pedar
and blacksmith respectively without paying the
special tax imposed by law were rne1 i've dollars
each ana court charges. The then adJ ourned
TN this morning.