The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-26

TEs cGxEyulrn " An UrRoAR We understand that
since the departure Of the great leader across the og
pond the Cheeverites have been moving like "a army
without master mind to direct It's movements and that
minor questions Of church discipline have msgnined
themselves into great and seemingly absorbing Ones 50
that at present the church divided into opposite per
tiesthe Cheeverites and the antiCheeverites. They
hold joint meetings twice month or oftener, 70
debate church matters. Rev. Mr.. Warren, an i.ns-
rant preacher, and . gentleman well versed In
parliamentary and legal lore, ID the chairman,
in deciding the frequent points oricr brought up In
the debate; this, will be soen 10 onvied position,
when he inform our readers that there dozen or two
lawyers among the brethren who insist upon discussing
according TO tho supreme Court rules me question now
pending ID relating 70 the Official conduct Of Dr.
Cheever 1t bias been the subject for two three late
meetings and the debate carried with such zeal
and warmth pro ard con- a. to require the utmost self
possession and determination Of the Chairman 70 keep tbs
brethren and sstes from appealing 70 the dernier resort
Of the muscular Christians, d Ia 81 Keenan,.
The last meeting OF these amblks Christians held
batlr room in fun force The Cheeveres who appear
10 be the most muscular took OF the door ad
mitsipg but those having their names on tho
church list Ia the Of tho evening young gentle
and applicant for church membership, antChee-
verts, accompanied by lady, applied for admission,
which denied, not being full membsr he demurred
attempted force his way into the church. ~here
upon he seized by brace Of and severely
ehoked, aud ultimately kicked into the street.
ous, and required great possession on the part OF
four metropolitan policemen, armed cap p TO keep
the brethren within the bounds OF public peace
FucIryE SLAVE EXCITEMENT, ALMOST considerable
excitement created among the niger Worship
pcrs yesterday morning, by an emsnation from Dame
Rumor to the effect that two fugitive slaves had been
captured dock the East side Of the city
The story that colored and child had been
found secreted the dock just landed from steamer;
that they said they waiting for the sbotionis 10
and get them, and that they were arrested and
taken privately 70 some police station, ana notice Of
ture enquiry, turned out that old Duatto woman
and little quedroon GIRL formerly slave, were taken
10 the Third ward station house by their volunteer guar
diam In order 70 keep them from the contamination Of
the abotioniets The old woman 10 resident Of wasb-
ington, D. G.. and free woman. The little CIR Ia her
grand daughter and born slave but WAS liberated
last win ter through The exertoDs OF the Rev H. W.
Beecber who, may be remembered exhibited her in
She was formerly called Pink - In auson TO her com
poxon, but afler her liberation christened Roso
Ward She has since resided with various families In
Brooklyn spd Albany and has lately been DESTROYS TO
return 10 Washington with her grandmother who had
been visiting her This summer, and II finally arraug
dent at Georgeto ID O. theological sem,nary who
bad been instrumental in procuring "Pnk's' ransom,
your tetred 70 see them safe through and down
from Albany with them on Monday night Ga the boat
jealous woman, who recognised the little grl and
learned where she wss going, became suspicious
there was some attempt 70 kdnap her, and created
siderable disturbance by refusing allow her 70 leave
The bon with M Blake wien il landed. Persuasons
were Of no avail and finally the girl forcibiy taken
rom her, and II 100 late for the morning train,
Mr.. Bake obtained permission TO leave her and her
grancmober in the OF tho Third ward police until
the afttID moon train.
Tm PAPER BALLOON The weather has been again I'm
proptous to the oft announced intention Of the aeronaut
Ccppia, TO make ascension from Jones' Wood In his
" mammoth paper balloon" Yesterday had been a xed
upon for the nnsl attempt and, the ats
Set FORTH the best arrangements made the
success Of the undertaking But OF Mr.. Coppia
could not include In his arrangements the special
securing favorable day. and therefore 10 the storm Of
yeNercay lie he indebted 70 temporary reprieve from
the pers which be seems determined court Whether
tie paucty Of vsers TO the grounds twenty
each. was rsmonory Of fall In the barometer rot
certain II 10 that there litto done carry ing out
he arrangements up 70 the moment that the thuncer
storm burst over had precudng the possibility Of the
aeronaut doing a. ythpg tendiag to his destruction
In accordance with the programme at least for that
But his purpose is only postponed and Friday Ia now
fixed upon for the threatened ascent.
Tie Norros GUARDS, Capt Andrew Gavagsn, passed
our OH st evening, returning from their
pcarHnce, numbering 100 muskets.