New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06
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SUNDAY sERvIcEs-Prof Bush's Lecture, de.
falling rs reasons for embracing the doctrines and DIS
closures Of sweaeabo- VII be delivered to-noIow even
ing a; tie Coisenz1, $50 Broadway.
Elder Isaac " Water will preach az the suFoik.s;.
Christian Church nea- DeliDcey ;o-mor-ow morning.
afternoon and evening Service 4, tie 1saal hours
Rs Dr. Lansing having received call TO the pastoral
charge the First Free Congregational Church in Chrys-
,ie-s, between Delaney and Ryins'on VIII commence
his l-oers tomorrow.
CgrscH OF The PURrrAys.-We have recently
seen me plan OF the Church eitce about 70 be erected Tor
the Use OF the Congregation, iately organized (unde most
favorable 2uspces under The above name asd A. Pie'en.
~orsh!etns II the Cnicr theological Seminary This
house when COMPLETED will De anoshe! valuable ORA
en 70 ,hat portion Of cu- City, which is ALREADY Inc
pride CT ou7 citizens well ;he admiration OF strangers.
We are glad 70 sa,n that this enterprise promises to
prove so success.l though il could scarcely be oher-
If those engaged in possess anything Ike the en-
ergy and Split the distinguished Divine, Dr. CheeyeF
WHOM. they have secured for their Pastor.
TIE location ad nrabie II all respects (hcns on the
South .ite OF Unioa-squa-e).
James Renwtck u. he successful Architect OF Grace
Church IS also engaged Calvary Church The design
Is exceedingly chase and beautiful knc @! Tie Roman
esque order OF architecture whole OF which reflects
srea; credit upon he taste sRd Judgment OF MI Ken
wick The ground upon which Il is 70 stand Is about
eighty feet front The square and extending BACK one
hundred and forty Fteentast which enables tAe
Society 20 erect comotious Lecture Room In the rear
OF the Church
We understand the foundation will be laid within very
short time
e The tearings down in Nassau's; at this
time furnish good opportunity TO the Corporation 10
bring foFwar. an improvement in this City OF great ni'
corance 10 whole people so great has become TIE
passing that tie walks continually ;hronged and foot
passengers greatly ircomuiodet. The East Sidewalk
ought TO relieved OF all the steps that project on the
walk and owners required TO move the steps and en-
frances within houses This done in other Cities
ard real improvement the house. The Corporation
might le.s: require the buildings 10 be constructed
with Improvement. Please suggest 1t for Nassau ST.
COOLING CoAFoRT-A benevolent man named
smith, has placed portable Shower-Baths in front Of
Mnlets Musie-Store on Broadway which warm pronlen-
aders would do well look examine and. they can
do better buy. Mr.. Smith will explain their mysteries.
q Grand Family Holiday Performances will
be given at The American Museum this afternoon ana
evening snd an exhibition held OF the Mammoth Boys,
living orans ou;ans and Anatomical Venus.
New S1EAMBoAr-We are informed that the
owners OF the new and magnificent steamboat General
George Washington. being lifted up, intend placing
her on the day line between New York and Albany early
in July Il intended that she make only three landings
on the way-Newburgh, Po'keepse and Ca.kil, and is
expected make her passages IL s. hours Success 20
the so ahead principle.
II The gems Of the season are Genin's of PA
Broadway and beautiful style OF Gcssamer Hat for
Summer They surpa's anything We have ever
:een-extremeiy light weighing only about p ounces,
much lighter thsa the Leshorn and Panama hat Genin
seems determined for all classes for he has intro
duced style eGtirey for young and judging
from the throps continually 'rordng his store the public
appreciate his goods and he meeting the reward
enterprise and talent.
u We learn tha. boy named Warner. about
nile years old, drowned The East River Full
Ferry. The Brooklyn SIDE yesterday afternoon
The body had not been found half past six o'clock
evening.
Cy The STEAMSHIP GREAT BRITAIN will sail
for Liverpool on Monday Il; o'clock Pm. she is
only the largest but the swfes steamer on the ocean,
We learn by passengers who crossed in that she
is exceedingly easy the heaviest The vessel be-
ing tivded into five compartments adds greatly her
safety; for If any OF these compartments be filled
with water, tee vessel Will still feat This gives great
security OF leak, although iron vessels leaking
is almost unknown. Her commander Capt. Hosken r.
y. is OF most experienced commanders. having
crossed the commander CT the Great Western
and Great Britain more than eighty The vessel
will accommodate $50 passengers and the table /, Is said
-c5nnoi cxceed. We have doubt the Great Britain
will take out a goody number OF passengers. passage
Atlantic 10 the largest steamer that ever Heated
Will be something 10 tell OF IN after days
Il We invite attention 10 the advertisement in
another column offering reward $500 FOR discovery
and conviction of the ncendsres who have lately been
rlying their trade in West Hooosen.
GENERAL SESSIONS Neutrality-suspicious. Re-
corder Scott and Aldermen Livingston and Wash-Jobn
McHeon, Esq District Attorney.-rhe trial OF Charles
Higgins indicted forgery, ret down for Tuesday
next Louisa Roach convicted OF petit larceny for
STEALING watch from Peter Haskns, and sent to tbs PEN
lteniiary tor six months.