New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20

exercses-Ths services having been read beaop Deane
preached an able Discourse from the text
fore tisaS-- asbslisI IL ;: D ''' -''
DurDs TIE services about Is persons were confirmed
after shich the sacrament administered by the Snop
aided by the Rector Amer the service liberal COLLECTION
was taktn up for the purchase Of bel for this churcn
Toe eoince Is stusted few rods north OF the Corners
Is tasteful and Il evident that the money as been
well expended By those having in charge this baitiDg
II seveniy ave feet IN GePth incuons the enSncs.
by thirty FIVE in width and about thirty five feet ia hight
20 the ridge. IL is Of wood and the Norman ekdy
English style Of architecture with bare rkers strongy
braced and walls finished inside in imitation Of stOne IL
i lighted by SIX double lancet windows three on each side
Of the house besides window Of similar STYLE 70 gh the
chancel and circular vndown the gallery The windows
s Of stained glass. The gallery furnished with
organ The house VIII cost about $4,000 Of which ali bat
about has been raised After the services OF couse
cIsion bounful collation. was served at the residence Of
Mr. Thomas In the evening there we're services and
sermon BY Rev Mr.. Leonard IL neat and conm0dous
edIhee.
CoSsTcRATtoN OF an EPIscoPAL CHURCU On Wednes.
day. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ Right Rev g. w. Dosne. II. ID.
Ii ID ofcisted in the Conservation Of Grace Church,
Van Worst, Jersey City lie assisted by Rev DIR.
Watson, Rev. Mr. Thompson Rev Mr.. Bowden, Rev. Nc
Mscurdy Pastor and others The Bishop aud other Cer
gy met in the Chapel in Grove st, Sewarkav, and
alfred themselves their robes and surpces and in pro
ces.on marched 10 the edEce, where the services
usual such occasions were conducted large audi
present Ii is beautiful Church eoihce, model
ed after the early English architecture 1t is of stone 90
feet long So feet wide and - feet hghand is built in
plain, substantial manner II is composed Of chsncel and
ported by eight tall octagon brown pillars The edi
flee is lighted by ten large windows Of stained glass with
brown stone quarter fos The roofs covered with Welsh
slate massive tower Is in Of erection which is to
be 30 feet high, and surmounted by stone sphe Inc
seats pulpit and reading desks Of black walnut and
the baptisms font and altar brown The building
commenced nearly two and half years ago 1t is
fine Church edifce as there is in Jersey City.
Yesterday at 10 o'clock the Church OF the Holy
Trinity at Bergen Five Corners eOnsecrasd by Bsh
OF DOare.
THE Turner'S or RAHwAY-The dedication of the
Turner'S Gymnasium ground, at Railway, took place
Monday night last Parties of Turner's from this City
Newark and Ehzabethtown present After the
cses the Turning ground there was ball in the
ing in a hall dedicated for the purpose.
DRowYED-At o'clock 7. NJ yesterday man named
VIM. Rose resident of Jersey City, was drowned off the
Morris Canal Dock. He had crossed from New York in
his boat which he used in collecting junk and when near
avessel threw rope to lad board requesting him to
make fast The lad made fast and looking up, could not
Rose but his hat floating the surface of the
water The body would be found 1t was thought at low
wat