New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09
CITY ITEMS.

m.uy pew tufirrs 10 ne rpPer part 81 ne tIy' tons
I. more striking than this Inc Church which fronts On
and arrests the attention Of every pssser
bv IL. .rlue architecture which is saxon and unlike
thai Of any other edides in the City Il has one tai
49, IN cna si5a .ni another rising bui lite shove
the roof on the other the latter Is intended tori 2cry
-. bsnt Of White hammered stone with Windows Of
.t.ined sis.. The architect Is Mr. RENwIcN who de-
serves he Ill he's, credit for adding - handsome sruc
tur, 10 the churches of the Cisy.
TIE lr,eriori }. furnished In rich ard appropriate
msuusr Il = divided y two rows Ct columns IN the
centre il . 20 eei nigh ard the two eide divisions -
feet eseh The ceilings are groned and ribbed Win
hsnssons bosses a. their Intersections TIE galleries.
which are II feet vide with four rows Of pews extend
from the walls b the columns The lower door e di'
vsed by four a.slss into .N rows OF pew' The whole
number Of pevs !. - Of mahogany and oak cushioned
With purple and $50 20 so persons can be seated
comfortably The house when crowded, will contain
about OOO persons.
Tho pulpit i. shout seven tee, from the door, and In
the rear Of IL 9. the lecture and sunday school room
which occuye. part Of the main building and eommu
nicates directly With the suitory OF the Church The
Pastor Of the Church Is Rev Or. CHEEyER. It has
nox been open for public worship Sabbashs and
On both days has been hsd By large and attentive coz
greg.aous
TIE Aston PLACE OFER, HousE-We yester-
dag looked through this establishment under the petite
zuidsnee Of Mr. Rogers the builder and found our eN
pectalions quits realized. Ills most eommodous add
elegant ediace rejecting credit not only on the srchi
tect Josiah Rogers Esq but on all concerned In is
erection For besuty comfort and adaptation to it, Pur
pose 1t surpassed By Any place Of amu'emen, that
We have ever seen.
The Opera House hss two main entrances, one from
Assor psce and one from Eighth The passage ways
spacious and convenient sud In case Of IRE the
whole audience could snd their way iOto the stree, in
lew moments. There two rows Of boxes, beside
the psrque,,e which Is entered through the boxes and
/. 10 b. furnished 10 the the seats being
Of the same price The whole Is BE- arranged the
principle OF giving the hearer good seat and plenty OF
room On can at there comfortably In the
comfortable ysror. The gallery too will be found not
at al deficient 10 this respect
For acoustic purposes nothing could be better
ranged There Is not sharp corner OF awkward niche
10 the whole destroy the music Of Instruments or
voices AZ the time the eye Is sure Of equal sails
faction TIE form Of the house and us decorations
alike in admirable taste The railing in from, Of the
boxes IL Of iron and Of very neat and graceful pat
tern III 10 be painted white snd gold and the prosce
neum will be OF the coors The ceiling 10 psnted
by Bhgald with figures ia fresco. and 10 exceedingly
beautiful The house IL 10 be lighted mainly by large
chandelier 10 the centre and the effect of the whole
must be brilliant
The stage occupies the narrow end Of the building,
which in shape almost triangular to suit l,' site |, Is
quite deep and though not so wide as might be desra
bic for the accommodation OF the performers, the su.
dence lose nothing by H. The view Of the stage from
the remotest part of the house Is uncommonly good
one can even see very well from those places where
generally the stage Is good as invisible.
We learn that the opera season ls 10 next
Monday, with Eraant sigma Trufi Ia to be Elvirs,
sig Vieti the new primo Ernani Sig Avignone
the King and sig Ross the Duke We hear high &C
count OF the talent engaged in the company and hope
for the success of the enterprise and though we had
much rather that the management not liable to the
charge of unfsrness toward Benedict and that he
10 add 10 the attractions Of the opening night we shall
not fail to render 70 the artists who then make their de-
but such commeudaon a. they msy Justly seem to
merit
THE SAFE CASE Wilder VS.. Goyler y. Brown.-
We are Informed that cur reporter fell into two
error. In respec, to this The verdict WIS for
a. 600 as he stated One of the Jurors absent bu
al we're agreed on the verdict but no motion wa.
made 70 increase it nor increased there
o.sc- ant IA that stsy reference made 10 a Bu
10 Equity nor Is the stay OF execution In any
dependan, on any other suit in Equity or at Law
~ We understand that in consequence OF the
general favor with which the Sacred Music Society
performance Of the Ors,oro Of Elijah received
A. the Tabernacle last evening the Society has decided
to repeat II IN few days.
n HAYDocK the ex woodsawyer, will speak
on Temperance at ST Lukes Buildings OF Grove
and Hudson sts Tuesday evening 9TH inst. and on
Wednesday evening the 10Th, At the Sailors Home
Oher interesting speakers will address the meetings.
NEw MUsic.-We have Just received the +" Jen-
ny Lind Walt" published by q. kinney, 7J7 Brosd
way.
PHRESoLOsY.-Mr. Fowler commences course
Of lectures on this science IN Railway N. this evening
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS
BOARD ~ ALDERNEs.-This Board held a
/ meeting at the Common Council Room last evening
George L. Thatcher rendering hs resignation as Col
lector OF wharisgs for Fulton Ferry, Henry Oakly was
( appointed In his place.
The Law Committee reported 10 favor OF building 4
stall tho for John Elton 10 cost