New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-20
BROOKLYN TIE Ms.


CHRISTIANITY AND TEMPERANCE AL
L1ED-If Christian men of other cities would take
similar stand In behalf Of the Temperance cause that
the band of young who recently organized under
the Of the Christian Temperance Association OF
Brooklyn have taken, and work With a zeal and deter
minaton such az Is msrfesed by them the days Of In
temperance and OF the trait, In Intoxicating lIquor'
would speedily be numbered In land. Starting at
the ou,set with the belief that Temperance must go
pioneer before ie by aide with the spread Of tho
Gospel of Christ they not afraid CO ashamed 10 be
found lsborng In the public sireeSto advance the
of their master The meetngs now held by this
Association every Sur day aern at the Fulton Ferry,
~sd to be the best Out door meetings In point of o.
vpeskng and attendance, tba. have ever been held
b Behalf Of the Temperance Within a few days
hey have issusd address 30 the Christians OF this
city Inviting them to Conference Meeting TO be held
at the First Presbyterian Church. In Henry;t mex.
Thursday evening at o'clock, for The purpose of ex
tending their operations and TO try aud the luke
warm and indolent TO activity and usefunei5 In this
holy cause They hope TO be able, after this meeting,
hold balf dozen stree. meetings 10 different sections
Of the city to pess tire truth home TO the hearts of the
public before select our servants for the coming
year. The pledge Of this Association covers the whole
ground-itis this Pledge will not drink any In
toXcatng liquors, offer them 10 Others as bevec-
age viii nOt engage In The traffic Of them will dis
conference the use, manufacture and sale OF them
and to the utmost of my power will spread the prn
cples e Total Abstinence" By this man becjmiI an
apostle In every sense Of The word.
LIBERAL BEQUEsrs.-The late DR.. John
Wiley, of Brooklyn, made the following requests In
bis will
Broc kyu Protestant Orphan Asylum.
III, rfrrn l.r Iy.tis AQFd las IN
In hi, codlc after hi, brother orge died, he sddsd
he following 10 hlI beque,t', and appointed C. c.
Canbrelerg W. Bryant Robert B. Mlcturn, Alfred
Pen Theo se6gwlck krd Francis Dupon, TO carry bis
Intention into effect:
81 Lukes Hc,pal NswYyrk ................ $1,000
Bro ks protettsnt ASS um .-.-..........-. 100
Brooklyn Ciiy Hospital Observation-Disclosures. '.OJO
TOtal. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DEDICATION or STRONG-PLACE BAP-
rsT CHCR,H-This edif,e, situated tbs o. De-
gtagst and Strong place deol- lted yesterday m1d'
ng upon which occasion the a,hed by Rev.
p. t. l. Taylor the Pastor lie took for he text hs 51
verse chap. st OF Hsgg4i Go fhs mountain aud
biue and bu the house ant VIII ,ais pleasure IN
IT, will b. gouaed saith tns Lord and the 5tn versa
II the chapter OF ;. Lute For h. o7eth our ns.
t,n ard he has built synagogus Al the conclusion Of
eloquent discourse collection was taken mp for me par
pose Of nquidstng balance OF 500 debt OF 81 100 IN
cured IN iunishing the Church, ana tom appeaInes'
sum nearly sufficient plsh TIL, Oh sct reall J.
re
Rev Dr. Hoegs preached Ia the afternoon, aud Rev. Dr.
Welsh held forth in the evening .e.-
The following the dimensions and description OF t1s
building Extreme length OF CEnIch, neud tower l95-
tuTe room aLd butfre-fA 10 iset lengh OF man biio-
ding including vestible and chlnce ~ sc' length Of
main auditory inside - feet width OF church. ineiudms
tower End bUttress feet; width OF msin blldns oui-
Size 20 feet inches; width OF m,n authorg outside -
feet length OF ectu Groom outside, ~ feet lcAes ~
inside 90 width do, 81 feet hght OF the C1lr;l AZ
tie apex OF the roof q esi TO- sie walls, y feet o.
tower e. feet; whole h'gh: OF tower and spe ~ re.
length of galleries. 65 feet; width d. IL f:ci hEh.oi
nave, 43 cet 60. side al les, . feet
There are 1853 Pews-Jo 10 the SIDE ga eres aud l5| on
the main a-or. They will easily 9sl persons, aut
ll5o II circumstances should require. Tlis church Is OF
purely Gothic style. The interior being 81 % rate % 'n
the exterior deserves psTlcasE description The
woodwork Of black wAnut richly cAved and UT not 50
much to obscure that chaten which psrg adsI nc
whole The plaster ok las shave VI iscey aud carved
ornaments and laid al and oocred Ia imitation OF soas
Tlete 20 columns II feet high aud TOO. 10 iGshes 10 d.
smsteI, from the top Of Shish sping the arches which
the walls between the aud side asss the "!n
do~s ale OF stained glass handsomely designed Bu.
great feature Of the interior. AID tn Pa e'
aaG psDdie which here introduced thus ;onns;
ing the side walls OF be ave with the ceiling b. graceful
srcn. Aud with decided eiis:t
The ceiling Of the nave Is p.nslel with deep pansl ths
holdings u which lise those OF tie aches coroeb ID cor
Ices bsve peculiar bodDssS aai Jet enough o. n;h1ei
70 be pleasing - the eye The chsne-l has It's richly %
glss window beautiful desk, an1 screen " th tace-1
psres and carved Heals iutesPened with qltf- lois sl
tucorhowers tufres iurm uatsd By pia,alss
cArveo coibsis cToch-s ard hIias Within the chAnc-
snd benesth the desk the Sap.siy and 50 arr-nsa
thai tie eesk Is easily moved back so As Ia mloSs'
every thing be made Teaoy 3 administer tae bt2
tisna rite 10 view Of the whole cOnsregstO on. 49,.
TIE organ and choir gallery has srrsn e zen -
the Of paneed 'front.' wnich proects. t.st0
the vesb-e wal into the main audiaoFy aus - l22os4
BY carved brackets There = anoter p5oecti'a VI
shape pareed and finished the angles with lures
meuted with carved croches and hnss within Is 90
sonsl projection Is the seat or - orsaa 50 tai tls ~,
al N front Of him anged either SIDE IN tIe P
Of curtains usual around the top VI Tins gasJ
carved tudJr-h0ve Is placed, which IN an aelc,nIA POI
OF yiew has much Better effect The sPsaoL'
In finish and the 10. s1rp4isd a
" by any Ia tee city. The eXenST Of the Caasca
brown and though elAborate II orn.nsAI ~
interior has that elected Iaiy stiP'alon, q.
the eonitrmity Of the several paTs IL making Pee'
whole. $500. a,
The lecture front, and has its nan ent'1nce "a
Strou gplace and il adorned with Triple winoo" over -
entrance aud 70 al the corneTs sufmsalt1a -
cles and carved hnias The rain tOEer, on "AiSI - -.
spire, come Of the main b1ildns o'n JS
argyle OF the streets and has eat ans7 20 Ils -,
through Il fom StroDgplsce. The pfin fs r..
Church IA the center Of the main front on Des w
principal Gestures Of this froIt besides the masn over
small tower mounted with pinnacle lAs- uip.7
dow th- main entrance oissons . E,,Ss,
erly csTneT, hLi ed with pinnacle sna -Ila, - -
The buttIes snd the small tower ba 'les go,
window over It to light the stairs aScenans " '-' u
side galleries.. us LIZ T..
The main tower il Arranged fcr bell sId 60. a. 80
deep tbsdt Of the bread pro sctluf So -
Of the and between the "inoo -, 80 a.
feet Thee buttrees sive the long peFpend.e.sa
eulisr this style necesssry % 'appp. UnS
crmbeBt WEIGHT aad str asthen TIE
(Lot Yet EnisEedl will be one oi eace-i IN.
jrogbg from the drawings. ans, me tns ""''S' M -
Of being orig "a in It's companion, - ,;,., .,d
Mnna,d Leisbsr Esq. Of Hew-York h''S ~ ''''''' -
Rich,ru VII pp'e, tsq Tia s1IPsd.eh