New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-07
A NEW-IERSEY COLONEL ARRESTED.
VISIT or THE THIRD NEw-JERsRY REGIMEsT-DRA
MATIC CLOSE OF IT'S REVIEW.

VISIT or TIE THIRD SEw-JERsEY REGrMEST-DRA-
matte CLOSE OF ITS REVIEW.
The Sd Regiment of the National Guard of
the Estate EewJesey arrived 10 this city yesterday
afternoon. It's members met at the hberty-st.
ferry by the sth Regiment, N o. aud escorted TO the
City Hall, where they reviewed by Mayor Have
meyer and the members OF the Common Council Not
withstandng the heavy rainfall ut the time Of the re-
view, there a good gathering OF spectators who
impart spirit into the drenched and much be-
spattered guardsmen by applauding their marching.
While his command marching past the reviewing
party Col. j. Madison Drake OF the NewJersey regl
ment stood near the Mayor and at the close Of the
review received from him hearty grasp OF the hand
and congratulations upon the appearance of his men,
Col Drake was then about TO his place at the
head OF the marching column when no was accosed by
Deputy Sheriff JudsOn Jarvis who was accompanied by
Deputy sherifs Curry and Gsle-he three being among
those who stood near the Mayor while the visiting reg
ment and Its escort marched past. Mr. JARVIS nIoreu
Col. Drake that he should consider himself under
arrest and at the time presented the order
Col Drake became indignant, and declared that
Mr. Jarvis could not arrest him. He twrled ma Drawn
sword rather nervously and though he might use II
i'm resistance Special Deputy Curry urged him to put
up his sword and go with Mr. JARVIS The colonel
obeyed the order with reluctance, and seeing that
further protests would be useless went with the arrest
ing officers 10 tho sheriffs office. The arrest was
effected quietly and efficiently that little OF no
notice taken Of IT, except by those in the immediate
neghborhOod OF tho reviewing party But as the
officers aud their prisoner noticed walking through
the City Hall and across the PARK 10 the oheFIns ooe
a large crowd was attracted and followed.
It was then ascerained that Col Drake VINO ~ also
the editor or The Daily Monitor OF Elizabeth n j. was
arrested upon order issued by Judge tancher OF Le
Supreme Court on Oct in suit begun against MN Dy
Henry Lindenmeyer, paper dealer OF No 10 beekman-
st. to recover a balance OF S20Sj IS on bill OF goods
sold and delivered to the defendent IN May After an
hours delay Colonel found bail in 5000 During MS
temporary detention the sherihs oficc Col Drake
was visited by William Conner, ype-founder ana
other friends who procured the bail, and by
the Northumberland OF the regiment, who missing
his chief when the command had turned up Broadway
from the park surprised TO learn that he was uhuer
arrest Harsh comments upon Mr.. Jarylss action were
at frst made but ceased In measure Wnen the ccuH
stances became known. The Colonel, IN fact stated
that he thought that he arrested another matter
lie mad a short time purchased some blankets LOT
his men from C0chrane MCLEAN q Coy, upon, inc
authority OF the state Government The blankets nave
not paid for yet he thought that that was e
cause OF the arrest IL this account that lie pro
tested He added, In my State man cannot DC
arrested for debt Now that learn the real cause am
not so much surprised, although have been paying
them up regularly and this very morning sent lhem
check on account"