New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

might have succeeded but for the idolatcrs in
the party The gentleman has got his harness
on and is ready for business as soon as the srs-
sion commences. He has an old bone or two to
pickwit the Little Giant" DOUGLAS.
Hon. CHAs. CHAPMAN, Secretary of the Cor
win Investigating Committee, is here, AMI has
been ready for business some days, but eau find
no quorum. All its important business, how
ever, has been finished koRNER.
~ WINS hotel, at YazOO, Miss, with two
adjoining stores, consumed by fire the 20th inst
Lose about $4,000 The property was owned by jude
Gibbs
~ The L. 5. Soop-Ofwar Albany sailed
from Chsrlcstown, Mass, for Pensacola, Saturday.
Conservation of n Romnn Catholic Church.
The German Catholic Church called the
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer which has been
erected by the Order of the Rcdemptorsts, and
which is situated in Thirdst near Avenue A. in Ger.
Catholic neighborhood. consecrated yesier
day, by Archbishop Hughes in accordance with the
imposing ceremonies defined in the ritual of that
Church lie aided in the services by the Bishops and
other clergy The edhce is of brick. spacious, costly
and magnificent. Its construction commenced in
October, 1880 and has been interrupted only by bad
weather. II il not yet finished When completed, 10
will be of the beautiful church ediiccs, OF its
dimensions in this country. IL Is OF the Byzantine
order of architecture outside and inside which style
has been observed in the muutest details. The
structure when complete will have cost from $4,000
~ Sl0000 II Ia l61 foot lone ~ fan' 'sao insia "nd
the tower is $50 feet high from the ground to the cross
on tie top The width Of the front is 80 feet and the
hghth Of the ceiling to the main nave is y feet lis
lighter in It's finish and airy in IFS appearance
Trip nj 9TH and ie finished
churches in the City There are large orient windows
Of stained gass either side Of the church and one
large and two small in front The atari Ia built in
spacious niche in the rear, and in front are two gal
leries mostly for the congregation but portion OF
the lower one apportioned TO the occupancy Of the
choir and organ. There Is double flight of stairs
either side Of the porch, which lead to the galleries,
Decides pryate one for the members Of the choir.
There can be seated within the body o. the Church
three thousand persons and another thousand can be
accommodated with space within s walls. The tower
il built upon strong arches and from their peculiar con
struction was considered hazardous enterprise The
main arch supporting the tower s 20 feet high and oil
35 feet span The ceiling OF the Church consists OF one
main and two side naves, and il composed OF beautifully
turned arches. The main nave il supported by ten
massive white columns from which all the arches OF
the ceiling commence The columns and the arches
are furnished with capitals cOrnices, Rlchnonds and
ether rich and tasteful architectural ornaments. The
ceiling of the center between the columns Is col
orcd sky blue ard spanged with STARE resembling gold
The side nayes are shaped similar 70 the min one,
but of much less dimensions and not SO gaily
ornamented The altar is Of the same style a.
the main building II Ia composed OF marble
charitable at the usual elevation, in the rear Of The
das over which is a combination OF seven richly or
nrmened white arches supported by fourteen columns
Of different dmensons-the largest one being forty
feet high. Upon the marble altar table beneath inc
arches il placed the tabernacle in which u kepttn
blessed Sacrament In the Of the tabernacle aoove
IT, is fine large painting representing the infant ne
deemer and the shepherds worshiping him. Inc moor
Of the dais in front OF the altar was covered WIN an
elegant carpet Under the side windows eoniessionals
arc built consisting Of ronted by arches which
are finished white and capped with handsomely iuf
nished moudings. On the top Of each confessional Il
erected miniature cross These cOnfessonas are not
completed A large convent, comprising from 1910 30
rooms ard spondng in style with the church. AMI
10 be in connection herewith will be erected imme
daiey adjoining, in Thirdst on the eve Of the old
church which is yet standing. In the rear Of the
church. and adjoining, in Fourthst u the large school
building CONTRACTED some year, since IN which child
rem Of Catholics are educated In order prepare the
church for the ceremony Of conservation, the work
men were employed day and night during the most OF
tie past week and IL not until about midnight on
Saturday night that il was ready. Ia the erection oil
the church the architect and designer J. Walsh
the masons Wooley & Hughes, and 7 Keeeh was
the carpenter
This ediGce has been constructed by the Order known
as the Redemptorsts, established BY - Apnon'i dc
Ligors who was nobleInan Of Naples and a lawyer
but becar,e the Bishop of e. Agatha di Goeth and
died in the year 1913 He established this Order N
IN i. IL composed Of priests and laymen all OF
whom Oh erve cebacy and conform to ihe other rules
Of sefdeIial prescribed for the Roman Catholic Cer
" They act az missionaries for toe propagation Of
the Roman Catholic faith the education Of the people
Of the Church and the establishment Of Churches
Th.s order Gas become quite extensive IN England and
Ireland and exists also in Germany, Belgium France,
spain and n other countries Of Europe, and Ia some
parts Of Asia II is twenty-five years since intro
duccd INTO this country and ii hGs extended its opera
lions into several Of the States-among them, New
York Pennsylvania Marylan Michigan and Louisiana.
The members OF this Order are apparently seideny-
ing deyouL and said TO be industrious and IN.
defstgable in their eaning-the brothers, without a
murmur obeying the wsheS Of the Fathers Of the Or
der 10 where they shall 90 and what they shAlI DO
They plainly dressed, wearing black cloth gown
or robe extending from the neck 10 the feet
Ts il the second instance Ia which the solemn ceFe
mony Of conservation has occurred in this dioeese-tnA
Of st Patricks Cathedral in Mulberry e., near Prince