The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-01
Csry lntelliCence.

EoRroIK sTRKur BAPTIST CnracH-rbe Rev. Dr.. Armi-
es church. in Norfolk street. have decided sell their
psssent property down and remove to the upper
Jrs Of the city Dr. Armitage has already raised large
congregation Mt his afternoon preaching station Thirty
anth street. near Broadway which with the addition OF
he ckor III and congregation now numbering one
thousand persons, Will constitute strong body. II Is
sir purpose 70 erect large but plain esse above
Shourand persons The building be free from those
vodern decorations which often hide speaxe. from the
view OF RE bearers Eleven years since the pastor Of
Nsrfok church upon his abors among us
BY unwearied labor and patience he has himself
epf people position among the first Of the churches
ths city. The vote for removal almost unanimous
mitee has BEEN appointed to sell the present prop
tpidiDg.
FH1MEy VGurKRs.-Perseversnce Hose Company, No. S,
sfPnsdelphis, will New YORK throe closk p
Monday, July H. and will be escorted to the Albany
beat, route for Buffalo In Albany they will be
ssired and entertained by Engine Company No. s. They
WIN leave for Buffalo by the A. n train, aud reach
there that night and leave day for Niagara Falls
and Canada They will return to Albany on the 10th OF
July which place they viii leave for New York the
evening Of he 18th They re.co here on the morning of
the leth and remain here two three days. when they
Will return home. What company will receive them
hefeS
CHANGES IN THE TAX Cr1cE.-The Commissioners Of
hxes and Assessments held meeting yesterday aftsc
noon, al which the programme OF appoint
be considered appeared that a schedule Of appoint.
Brown offered with The proposition to turn out
Of The experienced in the Office Warren
BsNdy, Of tho Twelfth ward, D. W. Allen, ex-Aiderman
Dodge, Of the Eleventh wsrd VIM Sinclair, Of the Sixth
ward George Iouelle, James Andrews, OF TIE Twentieth
ward others put upon the list OF removals
Commissioner Allen dssened obesng that the bes. and
most reliable be Cat Of, viii at others
retained purely partisan grounds snd de persons
be named in toeir places promised little else besides more
lobby work II Albany. Mr.. Allen left after, Ia given
out, quite little explosion between three Conmis-
bioners Mr. Aen having been constantly overroled by
outside and partisan dictaon for the year through
combination OF the other Two members it is understood
discla!ms all responsibility in the conduct Of the
cfhoe.
The WEATHER. thunder showers of Wednesday
NIGHT had the effect Of COOLING the cir materially and
yesterday, though rather uncomfortsby |
30, as there gss fne breeze. Here Is thermome-
tr,cal record--
lsss-Juns ao... e S. 49, So So
Averase... !. NJ s7 $50 Do sP.M.7s 50.
ls6e--June &c.. ~ "A 20 "A
yIEE WEsT 5IkEEr Between one and two O'Clock on .
Thursday morning fire discovered in the ship chan.
atsry Of Chapman Noses 3ea West street, The
hsnes were ex,iDgusned by the remeu. Damage about
SloCo insured foE $4,000 in the Columbia, Greenwich
and Peoples 1suranne companies the origin OF are
unknown az present, oat II viii be investigated by the
IRE Eers5Rl.
The Of FIRE for the Sixth district about half past
fhYee O'Clock Thursday afternoon. originated the
junk shop Of Peter Scbriber No 2O4 Third street It ori.
gnsed from tobacco ppe and was exnguished before
any damage was done.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In your account Of the sabbng ARRAY No. 81 Gouvernsur
ssse you male msase 10 saying ,ha James Doral drew
WAC used the hniie aad Dorsn is the ipiured man.
Few YORK, July l. 1853.