The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-10

Broome street, under the charge of the Rev. Mr.
church the colored Presbyterian church in Frank fort
street, and the Bowery chnrch which Is now extinct All
these, at their formation most feeble bands The
seventh church consisted OF but only eleven members,
and OF these but four males. Yet in the space of
thrtyyears that church has sent three cons
derable colonies, to form other churches and
rolls more than one thousand members, being the most
numerous church in the city. The Allen church was
originally located in what was then one Of the
bidding districts in the city. The of Cstharine
and Madison streets then called Ban oker street the
ralying point for wickedness Of all descriptions; yet in
this SPOT Ward Stafford and Samuel j. ills commenced
their operations small house OF worship was built
there, and few members gathered into a church
Several years spent al this place but the day
of small things, AMI after the Rev MIR. Gray, the first
stated minister left about the year 1927, it became
rious question whether not eXpedient to disband
Many will remember the meeting held to consider this
question when il fully expected that certificates of
dismisson should se made out for every member Thai
was the extreme point oil depression and from that meet
ing the upward tendency of that church be traced
The removal OF the place of worship TO Allen street.
took place in 1923 and in 1929 Dr. White install
ed az pastor Looking at Allen street church now,
with nearly five hundred menbors in communion,
large and commodious house of worship, now
congregation, and every thing shaping for enduring
usefulness, anu promising to become blessing 70
generations yet 10 rise, arc constrained 10 say
with gratitude, what hath God wrought The Bleecker
street church owes its origin also 10 tho city missionary
operations OF former days The hmanted Mr.. Bruen
did not consider his bright and desirable talents above
the work OF missionary, in the then scattered and
the signal blessing OF Heaven, The large wealthy and
intelligent congregation assembled there from Sab
bath to sabbath te'ifes The coorsd church in Frank
fort street. which another result Of the missionary
efforts, has experienced variety of fortune. But at
length the good providence of God has established H.
and tue day eo ITS permanent prosperity he's evidently
dawned Looking at these results can any one doubt
the beneficial tendency OF city missions Or will those
who possess the ability decline TO aid these operations IA
they are prosecuted from year to year now The city
is filling with inhabitants and the duty OF pressing for
ward the city missionary operations is becoming
stimulate the churches to more active efforts assured
efforts OF former days. I'LL accept and bless similar la
bors Of his people now.-Obserrer.
CLERICAL CHANcEs.-The Rev William Allanson, from
Batavia, Fox River Illinois to Little Fort, Lake county,
Iiiinois me Rev Charles cooper, oil Mount Morns,
w. n Y to the Rectorship of st. Stephens Wkesbauc,
phia TO the charge of Grace Churca-a new parish in
Charleston S. c. The Rev. s. T. McNlastsrs, from Hen
derson, N. Co. to Alton, illinois. for the winter.
New YoRK SUPREME CoURr Jan. i-Present,
Chief Justice Bronson, Beardsley and Jewett, Jus
tees. Edward Piper Martha Piper and others Strong
Palmer aud NJ. r. Reynolds, counsel-O rdered on
motion OF plaintiffs counsel that the Defendants default
in not appearing and showing tile to the premises claim
ed be entered also that it DO referred to Robert Mcneil
Clerk Of this Court in Geneva, to take proof, SC. Mi
chael Farrell VS. Richard Cadmus d. sllmGn, Attor
ney. Ordered that this be stricken from the calen
dar with $40 cost and that judgment DO rendered in IA
vor Of the plaintiff, with costs VIM H. Iiastead & Co
W.. Albert Walker O. &. Goddard, = d. Jewett Attor
neys Judgment for pamuh on frivolous demurrer.
The President Co. OF the Canal Bank of Albany r.
~. j. j. |.
Beerdsley, Attorneys. Like judgment. Joseph IL Bu.
lock vs. John Birtsal Hilton Van Vest, H. &. Whelp
~. soaIrow Like Juipmsnt WIN II oms vs. I'9s
Mofe; II l.. Joice W. f. Bush, Attorneys Like Judg.
Davis, II ID Tucker, Attorneys Like Judgment Da-
vd Young and Thomas Young vs. Hiram g Hoichkiss
Smith Hobby, Attorneys. Like Judgment The
~ the same Like judgment The People, &c, do
PENDANTS error ads Horniio q Onderdonk, plaintiff in
I. O Lamberson, H. Onderdonk, Attorneys
Judgment affirmed Thomas Petit, deenllnt ia error
ads. ID, y. circuit, pialnH m A C. Girls
wol, D. A. orcut, Attorneys. Judgment affirmed.
Hiram NcKinze ads. L. 4 Foot. 4. g. Hand, I. r.. Nc.
Vine, atrys. New trial granted cost 10 abide event N.
Smith VS.. George Niyer, impd with VIM 4. Rockfellor.
W. lladey, a. Birmingham, atys Judgment for
plaintiff on frivolous demur with $40 cost Mathew Vas
jr, aud John q. Vasssr va. VIM Jeslins, sheriff Of
Kings county. Geo +. Nelson and q Il. j. Boudoin,
ays rdeed that said Vasser have leave 70 prosecute
the official bond Of said sheriff. Riggs Watson va Hugh
Barnes, ays. Like rule ordered President and Co. of
the Bank Of Utica vs. David D0wa aud Ira b. Cary.
spallng & Geu7on, II 5 Dodge ~ Ill., jr, atty
Judgment ordered FOR the plaintiff demurrer. Joseph
Beebe and his wife VI. Peter w. dria and ehers Or
derea 20 slim rule in partition The People ex. ell.
Lewis Uhl VS. Bayley, attorney &c r. Clarke, OF.
torney. The defendant called attachment and iudg
ment ordered in deioult. The People eX. rel Martin
Nswten VS.. jesse Clark N. $. Newton, atty. Like
judgment The People ex rel Thos. b. Coldington
w Jenkins, sheriff OF Kings Like judgment. The
People ex rol Palmer summers va. the JAS Tuy-
IAN. > Andrew Clark va II Brown. NJ. Mitchell j.
W Tompkins, N Reynolds, counsel On fling notice
ofaigumen and proof OF service ordered that trial
be denied. George rrusc0t, Gallup ct sl George
W Houghton, Osorge Tiuscot. and w. w Nom, coun.
sell Judgment FOR plaintiff account OF fyolousncss
o. the demurrer Thomas Sejgwick laaac V. Bas-
aett. {. Kirkland, iiogieboom aud Miller, counsel.
Like Judgment A. Strong, W. ". strong w. r.
t Greenfield, N. Leavit Shcpheard aud BaRcroft, N.
j. Stephens counsel Like judgment. s. stocking
D. Hunt Spencer and Herman, Matsison and D0oittlc,
attorneys. Motion TO pay Stocking the balance of
the money collected by said sheriff on execution De.
MED with costs E.P Phelps plainti in error, tho
FIRST Dutch Church, Fort Piin. Smith and Cook, Adams
and Lobde attorneys Ordered that the plaintiff IN
have leave to bring a writ OF error in this
ward and Henry Terbel VS. 4. Vorplanck and J. II.
Verplanck The execution in the last cause 20 be first
satisfied. A. =. Carr va. D. Seldom c. W. Sandiord
y Cutler attorneys Motion 10 vacate judges order de-
MED with costs b. H. shepherd and others ads L..
Corning and James Homer. Capron and Losee, H. =.
Edwards, attorneys Sci.ta set aside, without costs
James Bruver We. b. Wiler and john McNsill impd.
&c. f.. j. Richardson and ii. Chamberlain attorneys.
Judgment for the plaintiff for foreclosures OF plea.
e. &. Nelson ads. ID Dickinson and others. Beach &
proceedings denied, with fzekiel Williams and
others ads. w. Brooks onl Israel r (err j. Hubert,
w Fosglte, Attys. Proceedings stayed A. Blood ads
Frederick Holster. w. Hunt, Mattcrgon x DoOlttlo,
tho payment of sol o. in this suit by g. W Stan
ton ON the ground that the said stanton was the assignee
OF the demand prosecuted in this SUIT or benehcialiy
interested in the same, with $40 costs Luand wife
vs. u. r. Miller. q w Hotchklss, W NJ. Patterson
Att'ys On motion Of plaintiff for judgment in this
cause Notwithstanding the verdict for the defendant on
the second issue IN The cause Ordered that tie be
granted.
JANUARY s. L. Cranlell vs.. John Koen John Fitch
John Koon, Atys Judgment for planhn on account of
Bank James II Palmer, inph with p. w sprague OF
al j. Bous, l.. Benedict, JI Att'ys Like Judgment
w A. White and w Andrew VS. o. A. Thatcher L.
BiTiseye, l. Harris, Attys Like judgment Mechanics