New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-14
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-A new bank is to be started
here at once the whole OF the capital stock hay
ing been subscribed The Princess Editha has again
made her appearance She is trying to get hall in
which to deliver a lecture. Coroner Burns held in
guest over the body OF Policeman Patrick Mangan, who
found dead in his bed. post mortem examination
showed that the Of death disease OF the heart
His funeral will lie attended by the entire Police Depart
Thomas Collins found floating in the slip of the Cor
landtst Ferry on the New-York side Yesterday lie fell
the pier Of the v. j. Central r. Co. while ntOxi
Gated The Hudson County Chosen Freehnlders met
yesterday. The number oi inmates IN tho Aims House.
according to the report submitted /; $50 amount Of pro
visions distributed during the past month 1881 a. Dr.
DOremus presented bill OF 500 for making chemical
analysis OF the stomach OF John u. Coates who died.
supposed at the time. from the effects 0. malpractice
Some discussion as TO the power Of the Coroner to
order the analysis, when the bin referred. There
1872 persons confined in the County jail "A Council
OF Congregational Churches was held IN me chapel on
of the Rev. Mr.. Baretts congregation were welcomed
into full fellowship In the evening the Rev. Mr.. Wilcox
Of the tabernacle delivered discourse.
EEwARK-The Convention for the Promotion OF o
Higher Christian Life continued its session yesterday
Daniel Hedden, who was arrested on Tuesday on susp
coh Of having entered and robbed the factory OF T. p
Howell Co.. in May last, this morning confessed TO
the goods, valued at $780, TO Canalst receiver in New
York for as Since his arrest he has each day told diff
He committed for trial. The First Brigade N. j.
g. " G. will parade next Wednesday after which it Will
Mary Louisa Ward, aged II years, who was abducted
about six weeks ago from the Catholic Orphan Asylum
widowed mother was recovered yesterday by Detec-
tive HagCerty. She found at Mrs Fishers house
In Teniaye, near Twenty siXth-st., and Immediately
delivered up IL is supposed the matter Will now
end, as the Asylum authorities decline 10 institute
an action. Tho Newark Rresbytcry, in session.
have elected the Roy. G., 4. Berry, Moderator; the
Rev, Clarence Idly and Elder j. j. Dickinson Clerks
THE heirs OF the Blauyclt family will hold meeting
next Tuesday, to make arrangements for sending COM
mitee 10 Holland 10 investigate their claims % property
in that kingdom The Uuiyersst State Convention
composed Of delegates from all parts of the state met
yesterday. The officers Of last year were reelected :
Thomas j.
and william > Jacques, Treasurer. The reports OF the
committees show that though churches have been
formed IN the State during the year. those already
tahlshed are IN n0uTishing condition The COnyen-
ton adjourned to meet at IryingtOn next year.
LAMBERTyILLE-The Grand Lodge OF Good Templars
held It's fourth annual session in this place yesterday
Delegates were present from 100 Lodges Degrees
conferred upon 60 representatives The different reports
show that The Order ID In very h0uTshng condition
There If total membership throughout the State OF
5000 The monument TO the soldiers who fell during
me war, wach has just been erected in Mount Hope
cemetery VIII be dedicated Saturday 10Th inst. John
H. Hagaman, esq, will deliver the address.
EIIzABETH.-A number OF wealthy men OF this place
anu nOfk are about to build elegant clubhou
on Broad ST. which will be the handsomest building OF
NE hd III the state Ii Is to cost SS5 O00 and most Of
tne money Is already subscribed The building Is 10 be
OF Philadelphia prick with sandstone trimmings three
stories hlgh, ana With ManSard roof
NEW BRU NswICKThe y-second anniversary OF the
n j. central Baptist Association held in this city
devotional character.