The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-21
City Intelligence.

TuE CRUSADE Against USllcENsED LIQUOR VESpERs.-
The noard OF Excise have further adjourned their final
meeting until the 9th of November at the request Of Su
perincnent Kennedy, who desires time TO enforce his
power against the unlicensed qlcf Dealers and thus
give them chance obtain licenses Since last
port the following named persons we're imprisoned for
ceiling liquor without ccnsc;Mathcw Mckenna, of 173
Wooster street Martin Hopkins of the corner Of Worth
street and WestBroadway Joseph sa,her of 30 seventh
avenue and Henry Muhoand OF 10 State street. Some
astutc lawyers outside Of the BOARD have made the dis
covery that by the hrieth section Of the Excise law,
any person may prosecute and become entitled to the
penalty Of $50 for each offence, and have notiedehe
BOARD that they intend to prosecute immediately The fol-
lowing named pcrsonsJames A. Walnut Of 2l2 Broad
way Simon teincid of 20 NnssIu street: Wm Van Name
Of 2I6 Broadway: Deining Is Johnson, Of % Chatham
street. John Hicks, of Is Park Wm H. Wer, OF 142
Rroaiway Henry Kulke, of All Sixth avenue; VIM Davis,
If SIS William street: Samuel Eson. OF SO William street,
las broadway Howard Pearsal, Of iee Nassau street
0ammany lIall) James Bradley Of No. Park row; NJ.
Galligan Of 446 Sixth avenue H. J. Bangs of 100 Fulton
street John MoC Gland Of 40 Sixth avenue L. Iuhinan
OF 3s2 sixth avenue; Edward Classy, OF 427 Sixth
avenue, and Abraham Moore, OF Az Sixth avenue.
loclL pREAouERs CONFERENCE.-The Convention OF the
Local Preachers of the Methodist Episcopal Church
uucd It's sttigs yesterday the street church.
AZ IN early hour the delegates paroo Of The sacrament
aad at halpas ten O'Clock tho Rev. Mr. Elliott Of Balti-
more preached eloquent discourse In the afternoon
love feast held, at which number of delegates
the south related their experience Bat the prnci-
pal meeting held in the evening, when brief adj
dresses delivered by the representatives Of the
specve conferences including Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York; Troy and other portions Of the country Hon.
c. Leigh represented New York, and in The course Of
his said that there not village in tho
land that had not monuments of thcabors Of local preach
ere. II was significant fact that there sympa-
theicfeeng existing between the travelling aud local
ministry AS the support OF ten thousand men would be
great burden for the Methodist hurch to sustain the
local ministry preferred 10 support themselves by pursuing
secular avocatoDs and employing the Sabbath in preach
ing the Gospel There bond Of union existing between
the local ministry throughout the country independent
OF political influences and the disruption Of par ties. II
war patriotic and Christian, in the highest of the
term for body OF Christian men from all parts OF the
country TO meet upon common platform
Mr.. Chaunccy Shafer spoke for the New York Fast
conference.
delegate from Baltimore spoke in a very feeling
III reference TO the warm reception which they hul
met from their New York brethren, and in token OF the
fatcrra feeling Of the Southern Mcthoiss he gave his
hand to Of The New York delegates who invoked
blessing upon their southern brethren.
Another gentleman from the city of Baltimore spoke Of
the surprise that given TO him by sabbath deseera
ton in New York.
The exercises interesting, and continued till
nine O'Clock when the large audience was dismissed win
The Convention will meet on Monday morning in the
Central Methodist Episcopal church and the closing ser
vices will be held 10 the Greene street church in the
evening
INIos Hosg AND ScHooy--1bs organization is gotten VI
for The education and support of the children OF the oil
GERS soldiers composing New York regiments by Tn,
ladies Of this city, The object of the society is TO support
and educate tho destitute children Of those who have
volunteered in defence Of their country. In consdern;
the various from which procure for tn,
support Of this institution, Il deemed proper to max,
direct appeal 10 the soldier himself. and have NJ
doubt from their known berality, that it will have tho
desired aud relieve him of much OF the great anxet,
OF separating his family for the Uncertain issues
the battle field The institution ~ located IN Eleventh
avenue and Seyentyhlth street. Mrs. General Robor
Anderson is President and Mrs Olive NJ. DcYoc Secretary
OprSrNG TnE fpRrESra STREET MEDICAL CollECE.-
Professor Charles A. Budd will deliver the Introduction,
lecture 10 the ensuing Of instruction in the Ihr
teeah street Medical College at eight O'clock This evening
in the lecture room OF The building.
PcsIroxrNENr GREAT BALL MArcH.--ln conse
quenoc q the sickness Of two Of the principal players IN
base han match between New York and Brooklyn win no
| take place to day, as previously announced.