The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-19

JOIN ~Trt11 Mr1lioDssr EPISCOPAL CauRsH-A CoaHxe-
ros0ur attention has been called few errors ths3
occurred in report Of the meeting Of protestanf
against the sale OF the John street Methodist Episcopal
Church. The name Of the chairman il printed Noah
Warren for Noah worra and in tho following paragraph
the names OF Judge Cowles and Judge Roosevelt mis-
placed;"Ihe probability is that the fght will be lou
time maintained; and II Judge Cowes should happen Il
plication heard why then you might as well
put your hands in pockets and prepare to buy the
church, church, for certainly 4 would have to be sold" BY
wards the idea Of the speaker will be correctly rem
dered.v
MILITARY Irzxs.-The Second Division New York State
Militia commanded by Major General Aaron Ward win en-
camp Kingston on Monday Goth inst Over 900 men
will be in attendance. On the 22d a grand review will
take place, at which Gen Scott will be present
The Eleventh Regiment, Col Homer Bost wick, colonel
paraded on Friday They were out in full numbers.
The sixty ninth Regiment Col. Ryan, will visit Elm
Park on the 9th inst. for parade and inspection.
The Seventy fifth Regiment, under the Of Col
Doheny and Lieut. Col McCann had pleasant excursion
TO the Of Greenwood the 18th where they
mustered go men, and having red twenty nine rounds
The Third Company Forest Light Guard will make an
excursion to Glen Wood Grove on Tuesday next.
FIRE os STATEN IsIANp.-An alarm Of fire was heard
early yesterday morning the northeast side OF Jersey
street New Brighton II found to have proceeded
from small frame building adjoining the block of Mr.
Lewis safeidtor builder. messenger despatched
10 f0ctoryvue ior Engine company VINO n0twhstand
Ing the great distance speedily the ground
ing TO the prompt aud efficient aid rendered by Mr. Crab
tree, proprietor of the silk manufactory which is OPP
posite to the building in question, In placing the
engine belonging TO the premises at the disposal Of the
villagers the Are after time and great labor got
under and shortly detore light entirely extngushed
The property owners and residents of the locality
knowledge themselves deeply indebted to Mr. c. his son.
Mr.. Henry Crabtree Messrs. Newton Cox, Reilly and
Eterbrooke and all others who rendered aid and will
remember gratefully the noble and spontaneous effort
made by thcee gentlemen In the Of property
and lite The prompt attendance Of the Factoryvle br
gade will also be remembered.
PRs1y1io Psltsos PRopHRTY IN tux PARK AT
Nicm,--Somctime since we had occasion to cad ntten-
tion to the robberics which were committed almost
nightly The Park, from the want Of proper attention
on the part Of the police. To afford the protection
needed Chief Masci has defutised two from squad
TO patrol the walks during the night and cit
the Park with impunity, and Without apprehension
which they could not DO mou1h ago. The lcafers
who lodge the Park steps and in front Of the Hall Of
Records, compelled to inarch oa and seek other
quarters.
CESsus RnURNs The Fourth election district of the
Fourth ward is foows:-Forty-nIn manufacturers,
With capital Of ssaa oo0 the value Of raw material
actured In the district In One year IL ol 62E 841
100 houses containing 500 families, conssting OF S006
souls Naturnized citizens in the district 1s3 native
voters do, 260-Totai 633 voters.
MAMMOTH RACKBzRRus largest blackberries VIC
ever saw raised the farm Of s. p Carpenter E#q
New Rochelle, n. Y. They are equal TO Niblos cult
vatca grapes. Archdeacon 4 Maynard, Washington
market received parcel yesterday, which the at
traction among the fruit exhibited there