New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-25

he broad arch that speaks thy praise
We now our kunhler fabric raisei
Ano Iing the vhi.e, Of love divine
The service ours, ne glory ihine
II thou Inv helping band restrain,
The builder tolsth bui In vain.
His lsbOr bless our offering own
Prom basal block 10 topmott stone
IT'S tot for MAJ the house rear;
Thou Lord, vii deign 10 meel us mere
Here be hy spirirs power di'plsyed-
Thy Gospel here salvation made.
ARD when Eaihs worbip all so'er,
TO Hesven's clear vhion bid US sca'
Before ihv face In bifi 10 bow,
Our all sufficient Temple thou
Bref statements and remarks were then made
by Rev. Asa D. Smith D. D. who is to be the Pas
tor Of the church the customary disposition at
the corner Of sealed box, vita Appropriate con
tents, took place and the stone was laid. 1t was
stated that the erection Of the church is an enter
prise Of individuals, most Of them, though not al
connected with the Brtioerd Presbyterian Congre-
CATION in Rivington-st and the Sixth-st Presbyse'
rian Congregation. It is TO be Of the RomaneSque
order Of architecture, Of chasse and beautiful de
sign by MesEs 7. Thomas Son. with single
tower, 100 feet high Length, exclusive Of tower,
% feet; width &c feet. The front, on the Second
sv and the side on Fourteenth-st. are TO be OF
brown stoue. The Lecture room is to be on the
rear Of the church, fronting on Fourteen u ST. with
Sabbath School room and Pastors study on the
second floor. This building, having entrances into
the church is 10 be 6G feet by 81 front OF brown
stone, IN style CORES yonding with the church.
Cos! OF the whole, including land snd church furn
ture, about $4,000. 1t is 70 be ready Tor oscupan
ey next Spring. The builders are Messrs. G. b.
White Il Co.
After the laying of the corner stone prayer was
offered by Rev Henry White, d. D.. and an Al
dress foloY by Rev. William Adams, ID. ID. set
ting forth very happily the. proper object OF all
Christian Institutions and enterprises as not local
Ia. tlof ~ aold kuf
larged unsectlrisn and in the highest sense benev
olent- not terminating in self, or at home bat hav-
ing az its field the world. The audience were dis
missed with the beneoiction, after an interesting
service Of about an hour in length
LAUNcH-The VIM Tel was launched in fine
style on Tuesday. No accident occurred bat one
was Just missed. A schooner psssed down Just as
the Tell came of, and obliged to let go the
Choir and come about as quick as possible, by which
she barely escaped the new vessel.
MORE TROUBLE AMONG THE TAILoRs About
300 Of these men, at Q O'Clock yesterday morning,
assemble ID In Chatham near Pearl st. and 0ade al
attack upon several Of their craft who cntinuet to
work st the Old prices, and succeeded IN taking
from them number OF unmade garments Eleven
ofthe teiors were arrested by toe police and taken
10 the Fourth ard station house, aud subsequently
70 the Tombs when FIVE OF them were held 70 bail
to keep the peace and the others were discharged.
FATAL AccIDKNT-An Inquest was held yester-
dAy At pier No % T.. K. upon the body Of John
McEroy, a native Of Ireland, 25 years Of age, who
was accidentally drowned yesterday morning. he
was a hand on coal barge and was engaged in
taking in coal and while guiding tub led with
coal the rope su0deuly parted and be was thrown
inio the water Assistance was rendered him bat
too ate to save his life.
ASo1HER-The Coroner held an inquest yester-
day at the foot Of Tgenty.second ST. E X. upon
the body Of Frederick Pope, German 20 years Of
age, residing on the corner of Twenty fourth st.
and Firstav. who vas accidentally drowned while
bathing. verdict in accordance with the above
facts was rendered by the Jury.
RoBBlNG Messy DRAwER.-A man named
Chss Watson on the 29d Of June was caught in
the &C Of robbing the money drawer OF Diedrick
Campo, grocer corner OF Crosby and Grand SITS
and HANDED over to the custody Of officers w ade
and lube Of the Tenth Ward, who took him to the
Court loom, from whence be effected his escape. |
Yesterday the Ulcers, while Ia Brooklyn, espied
him ard re-srfested him. He Wss taken before
Justice Mountio,t and committed for tria..
STEALING 4 MUSICAL ISsTRUNEST.-.Oiicer !
Vsncerbeck OF the Third District Police Court yes.
terdsy arrested msRnsmed James Moran, charged /
with stealing Oh the 18th inst q hautboy, valued /
q; s25, the property Of Mr. Cafe. Ar Cate care
lessly leit the instrument in omnibus In which
be had been riding. and few days afterward the /
sccosed offered il for sale to Mr.. John Littedae Of
26j Grand st. who, tuspe cting it TO be stolen prop
eriy had the accused arrested and taken before !
Justice Mour;fort, who committed him for trial.
GRAND LARcENY.-Three me n, named John VIII I
lbms, Henry Allen, aud John Snltb were yester. ]
day arrested by oticers Doyle al Rider Of the I
Fourth Ward charged with opening trunk in the I
house Of Richard Carsdne, No. % Oliverst. and /
steabDg thereirom ten linen shirts, aud other pro
perry to the value 10 all Of $50 So belonging n
sailor, who is at present absent from the city. /
Smith confessed being En cessory 70 the larceny
and duplicates TIE others. All were c)mmitted By /
Justice O.Oorne for further examination
GRAND LAEoENY.-Eliza Murphy, a servsn. in |
the hmly Of Mrs Jane Mehan, was taken into /
custody yesterday afternoon, charged with stealing
several articles Of wearing sppsrel together with /
$50 IN money from the house Of her employer lls /
Hannondst. /, spears that she arose early /
yesterday morning, took the property and made her
escape from the house. She was subsequently Ar.
rested, aud committed by Justice Bieskely for ex-
amin alton.
GRAND LARcEYY-- Officer Elder yesterday ar.
rested Henry Kinney on charge OF picking the
pocket OF a woman named Fanny Howard Of elO0. }
The accused was in the house and seeing the mo
ney projecting from her pocket pulled il out and I
ran Of. About one-hsf OF the money was
cred and the accused was held by Justice Osborn /
Tor examination.
ARREST FOR GRAsD LARcESY-Oficer John I
SOB, O. the Third District Police Court, yesterday
arrested man named Morton HouEhtaillng on 4 \
charge OF siesing a yawl boat from the foot Of 4
hu'geu's'. Z X the property Of Samuel Harold. 1
rendiDg al l64 Esst Broad~ay. The boat was re- I
covered, ara the accused was he'd by Jusrice |
Simpson for examination
:. HoUsE RobBED.-The house Of Darius Plato.
no -+e CAnAEst was entered on Tuesday and rob
bed Of fifteen gold rings gold chain. a number OF
spd pens and Aquantify OF ladies' wearing mp
p'rtl 70 'he value, in ALL Of $500, with which the