The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-06
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

ADDITIONAL wEExlx FoRsuS MAn.-The Post once
Department has made ARRANGEMENTS by which mails will
forwarded this country Europe and from Eu-
rope the United States additional day OF each
week. on and after Thursday the 21st Of March next.
when vessel OF the Bremen line will leave New York
with the extra mail, aud and after tho I'd OF April
1uesday) when tho new arrangement goes into enecls
from southampton, England. After the dates above
mentioned Thursday will be the regular sailing day OF
the Bremen steamship line from Now York. and ON Tues
days the vessels will touch Southampton their 70
turn THIS change will increase the number OF European
mails to three ever week.
SALE Rev. DR. CHrEvER's CauRcu. The Rev.
Dr. Cheevors congregation DESTROYS Of selling their
church edice tho corner of Fifteenth street and
Union square, and occupying less valuable site farther
up town They estimate that If they dispose OF 10
o fair valuation thoy will be able 10 erect building
sufficiently commodous and have balance in hand for
purposes The lot upon which their present buid
it Is understood cannot be alienetcd. They hold
lease which will expire In April next, but the
rsnosa Of years each a. an
rent CT i've PER cont upon It's valuation, AZ the
time Of renewal The present groa ; rent =
which the trustees propose to sell They are anxious -
dispose Of the property and have offered tor sale =
summate this project they propose to remodel the in
Of the church aud SO arrange the building thas
row CT no constructed tho basement. the
rental OF which will add considerably to the revenue q
the con gregation.
THr FARMERS CLUn-The regular weekly meeting d
the Farmers CLUB bold yesterday afternoon ct the
Cooper Institute, ex-Alderman Nathan G. Ely In the
chair Several interesting communications from
respondents upon farming topics were read. after which
Mr Cavansgh presented to the club valuable paper
sRare Vegetables their culture and the best modes Of
cooking them" MN@ X
MEETING LIQUoR DEAiERA- Tho regular monthly
meeting Of the New York Liquor Dealers Society,"
was held at tho Metropolitan rooms, No. 100 Hestss
street. last night and attended by many Of thsss
engaged in the safe o. ardent spirits In this city. OceU
elected for the ensuing year. and othcr bus
ness Of Importance was transacted. This association =
making most strenuous oxert0ns 70 secure such o1ts
fcatOn Of the statutes now In force In regard ~ u
vending OF liquors will permit their safo during ceg.
tain hours on Sunday aud authorize graduated scaaA
size Of the house licensed bill looking in this Dire
ton is very soon 10 be introduced at Albany.
WHEAT FROM CAIAFoaSIA.-The ship Haze arrived =
this port yesterday with cargo Of "a 70S bushois u
wheat valued a. tSssse IN goid from San Fssnctsse
California -M#m
NEW York HisronICAL Socnfr.--A meeting a this
association held evening In their hail. n
Second avenue and Eleventh street. A paper reaA
by Mr. Lawrence treating Of the carly history Of ne
Puritan colony and referring the life aud character e
MIRA Ann Hutchinson, who closely identified with
the religious prosecutions OF that time From the -
ssss . mo treasurer more remains '''' 0"''' ''.@'
FATAL Can CAsUALry. between five and SIX 0'clock
yesterday afternoon labcrer, Edward Rooney BY name,
while 1t WORK the track Of the Crosstown RaiL
road running through West Thity-fourth stsess
from Broadway 70 1cnth avenue vas knocked down ~
the horses Of car The wheels OF the vehicle paaDo4
over the body OF tho unfortunate man, who Vas N
were removed 70 Bellevue Hospital and the driver 80
conductor Of tho taken Into custody b. H.
Twenty. ninth precinct police.