The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-02
City Intelligence.

City Iatcllfgence.
VI1Tn OF THE REvIvAL-There is u strange ssory sf,a
in the Seventh ward of this city which Involves hs
tssion Of emnest Methodist divine a1d Distinguished
class leader belonging to Of 10 ,od
Episcopal churches. appears that vary pretty young
gi who had been in the habit OF attending sac church
question: under The powerful persuasive nalsnce of tho
no less good looking minister, WAS Induced to nnne,r
herself among members nile the work Of revival vas
goog on last winter. has recently been discovered that
,oe unfortunate convert, 10 some uoguaroed nomsnt
her self respect and that the time fast approaching
when her shame will he made more msuifes. Up,n
ing questioned by ner friends In regard OF
the misery which Is ensailed upon her. the DOOR dead.d
girl frankly admits that che Ia unable " point 20 the ind
vioua with any degree OF certainty, but
certain that the paternity lies bet loader
In the church and the mpigter We Learn that The
rend gentleman has receiver notice shR bs services are
no longer required in the church to which he tans
ferred by the action Of the ast conference
YouNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB-Ths annual cleo
ton for Officers Of this club held q, their rooms Msr-
Ger house the evening OF Wednesday the 500 inst
There several tickets the field and after spirit
ed though friendly contest between the rieuds Of the
rival candidates the following persons we're elected off,
Gers OF the club for the ensuing earPres1ent Horao
Carr Vice Presidents C. L Van zsndt and Durham s..
Grain; Recording Secretary Aeernon & Sulhvan Cores
pondiug Secretary, John Il White; Financial Secretary
Charles. J. Kelly; Treasurer. Wan. J. Pagan Standing
Ilcsox; Sergeant a. Arms. John Locklin
PAY DAY--The Custom House officers looked quite blue
on Wednesday when applying for their salaries they
were Informed that there was money 10 pay them
with Yesterday the same story told to them. This
horrhed the government cficers, who think they are
hsroly used To-day no doubt but that they viii receive
their pay. The Police headquarters were Gro ydsd yes
teroay with pocemep receiving their months pay
Salary day creates much interest among the N. P's
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE IN HAREN.--Anotaer meeting OF
the taxpayers Of Harlem held on "Wednesday even
ing In regard to the opening OF Second avenue The bill
Of expenses Of the commissioners and the wards granted
fer tho property lying the avenue were denounced In
unrpoasured terms rue grea.cst excitement prcyaea
aod before the meeting adjourned Vigilance Com nttse
was appointed who were directed 10 watch The progress
OF toe commissioners 10 their efforts To conr
motoa OF the opening before the Supreme Cour and To
call another meeting whenever they should think turtle
action necessary.
Run own RI NEW HsyEs RAILROAD C,s--on weine.-
day evening man named Thomas Broche, residing at
horrsssIia, was standing the New Haven Railroad
track, near Nelrose, when train along and bcsere
could be stopped struck and Knocked him about twenty
nve feet ahead breaking his arms, dsl )cating his hips
snd otherwse uring him. The train stopped iu
was placed upon and brought 10 the city. Two Of the
twenty nrnt ward police On bis arrival conveyed him to
Bellevue Hospital
PASSING ALTERED BANK srIisA young man Of respect.
abo appearance arrested yesterday charged with NJ,
tempting 70 pass 81 bill the NSne Bank OF this city,
altered 10 So a, The shoe store OF Frcdk Dorl No. 18l
Cannon street. lie before Jus,s Brennan and
sesrched, but spurious money found on his
person. He refused to awe his and would not a..
count Tor the appearance a. suspicious looking and
woman who appeared 70 ue In way connected with
BIN and who followed hin, but disappeared whom
takeu into court They are supposed to have been
complies sDc 20 have carried the spurious monoy The
magistrate locked hm up 70 await further examination.
riE AyrRAY Al BrAscsRDs HorrI---kr. Edward ]. An
derson, who recently stabbed Captain Durham at Bsn-
cards Hotel, Thursday admitted bail by jos
tice Qusckenbush in the Of 5000 discharged
from custody. His b0ndsmcn are Mr. Daniel Nehan, OF
No 81 spring street aud Mr. IN Dunn Of No 200 Madi-
son street Captain Durham Is reported cscsnt
Mr. Anderson occiined making sny statement the ma
sisirs,e 10 regard 10 the assault
fnx 81. MAnks Shortly after nine O'Clock on
Wednesday night Ore was discovered In q bedroom on
the third floor OF the dwelling house No. "a g. Marks
place, owned and occupied By Henry Spear Tho Hrsnon
were at the premises promptly and exnsusshsd the Ere
before extended beyond the floor on which started
The furniture viii be damAge3 by Gre aud wasor probs-
bly, 70 the extent OF seco Insured ~ 900 the C
zens' Insurance Company. rhe building " damaged
about $780, AID insured for 80 900 Nation nj Insu
rnrce Company The origin OF the fire Is no. known ut
present, but " under investigation by the Fire MAJ
shall.
Moau CAsu srx Stroke -Adsm cormoud, OF ISL
PHI street, struck 10 Chrysc street, Wednesday
afternoon. ard conveyed to his residence 10 carriage
John Redman. q 2Ie west twenty sixtn street,
struck the rao day NJ OF twenty Drlh stree,
ard Ninth avenue and also taken homo. No fuytner
deaths have been reported