New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-08
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

MILIrARY.-The 9Th Brigade, Gen. Duryea, will
enctmp at East Brooklyn, on the 9th, 10th and
1lth inst.
FRE-Between IL and 10 o'clock, on Friday
night the grocery store kept by Thomas Walker, at
HE corner of Pearl and Front sta. was discovered
to be on FIRE. The engines were quickly on the
spot but the greater part Of the interior, with the
grocery stock, was destroyed before the fire could
be extibguisbed. Less estimated at about 81, 500
insurance, $500.
Il The Special Committee appointed to inves-
tieate the charge against Mrs. Jane Rabbit Of No
- for alleged cruelty TO one Of her scholars re-
ported against her removal, and they adopted a
resolution to that effect. The report was adopted.
" The inltalai OF Elder Ebenezer Z. Cum
mings az Pastor Of the First Baptist Church in
Academy ST. took place yesterday morning.
e special meeting Of the Associated Minis.
ters of Newark will be held on Monday evening at
"A o clock in the Lecture Room Of the First Pres
byterian Church, when general attendance Is de-
sired
THE NEW UsIyERsALIsT CHURcH-The Church
Of the Restoration, over which Rev. l. D. mayer
is pastor located at the corner OF place ana
Clarke st. was dedicated to the service OF Almighty
God Wednesday afternoon The attendance was
ve,v Isree and the services Of exceedingly inter-
es,ipg ard appropriate character AN ih'Oca'lOn
wa, pronounced by Rev d. X. Lee Singing Vn
what beauty, LORD, appears scripture lesson Oy
D. w 2 Balch singing from the 18th Psalm
PRAYER of Dedication by the Pastor singing oil
necicatory HYMN written BY Mrs. Z. NJ. Sawyer
sermon by Rev Z. H. Chaplin; singing, uld
Thou the walls Of Jerusalami' Address 70 the
Society BY Rev. F. A. Farley singing the 5onso OF
Jubilee; Prayer by hev. b. b. HsilOck, and Bene-
diction.
The Adretiser gives the following description Of
the edifce
Its dimensions are IS by 81 feet, built entirely
Of brown free stone in the fOrId or perpendicular
style Of architecture. The front has s"o octagonA
towers upon the angles, with bdttresses, adding
greatly to the beauty Of the building and al the
same time important for use. Inc nortnern % Hgf
is occupied by staircase leading to the organ Sal-
lery: and the southern tower has two cirsuiH
tocms-tbe lower one for the use OF the clergyman,
suitably furnished and the upper, on tne ie'S,o VI
the organ gallery, for the use Of tne enOn. to
door way is noble entrance IL Zee. Nioe' ss
mounted by q splendid croeheu, ternlhsIin5 ~.
final some FIVE feet high. The apex OF .ue nIn'
gable uuLeO WIN hitSu - m
gbicb msLe. a prominent feature in the front- Inc
SIDE. Of the buiiding present neat and cha.se aP-
nesrsnce orname nted with b0tresses, ana 'eIu
p.tpg with pnnade. and finals and Ire. rss s.ss IN
the Eve large windows, and several s@aI ones ~
The tower, ard near the opposite rear anglss--e1'
hibtiDg at once good taste and pleasant vassy s
The ceiling is OinsSs s ~iS asep With modioss
bos.s, snd oorbels Of rich design the "noie sup
- - 10 cluster columns, sarnoanted WHO
a at1 or On ,msnsed capitals. The hight from the
aIS;,1,v Cor 10 the ceiIing OF the central main
arch Is Is feet. The upper portion OF he eellDss
perforated with ten .reioi windows VIII ornamen-