New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-07

CHURCH oF rHE AscENsloS, SourH BRooKLrN.-The
corner Of projected edfoe FIR the Church OF the A.
censiOn If South Brooklyn 70 be situated the n
THIRD place and Smih-st- was laid on Thursday with
appropriate ceremonies The Clergy Otcining the &C
caon were dressed in full canonict. and arrived on the
ground abou; clock with the Nesry Of the congregt
ion Rev Dr. Tinton Rector of Grace Chur h. the
cht, laid the foundation. and read the usual service
when Rev NJ LamsOn Pastor Of the Ascension congrega
ton delivered the in the course of which he OBJ
served that not many that the parish which
planted its standard Of faith in existence and but
three years the nucleus formed in upper room
tie spot where they raised their voices prayer
and praise Since the first service full enough adversely
had been allotted them make vigorous and robust their
faith and enough sunshine TO cheer their hearts in the good
work for all which it became them TO be thankful. lie
trusted they would hereafter meet and continue to labor IN
the pint and their efforts would be crowned with un
bounded success Rev. Mr Guon OF St Joans Church
then read list %. the articles deposited IA the
which embraced Bible book OF Common Prayer Journal
of the Proceedings of the late Convention ofhis Diocese
The ChHrcLmGH and another religious periodical Church
Ain anac and scroll Of parchment containing suitable
record the proceedings attending the services the name
Of the officiating Clergyman. Nardens Nestrymen. and
Building aud Finance Co nmitees. Rev. Mr. Turle OF
st Lukes Church Newly Ork read the Psalm and Rev DR.
Ninton closed with the BenediCton The ceremonies
throughout were solemn and impressive
The congregation AT present worship IN second story
room on The corner Court and Sackett SITS which beco
irg contracted for their increasing numbers they re-
soly ell 10 erect an edfce of sufficient dimensions their
accommodation The ground selected is the corner of
Third place and Smith 81. most eligible neighborhood
about which improvements progressing on the most
ms gnfceIt scale which will before long make the most
beautiful portion If the City.
The building will be of brown stone in the Gothic style
Of architecture feet front Third place by feet
deep IN hight il will be and the steeple 100 feet
Il calculated about persons and Will
something ike $4,000. The architect Mr. d. Lieman Of
New York
EuBASKNESr AccIDENT-Yesterday afternoon laborer
named owen Resrdon employed in carting away dirt at
Bergen Ill., the line OF BergeD-st crushed beneath
a falling embankneni. and instantly killed. He about
years of age risbman and had been in this country
about four months lie leaves family of three small chi
dren Within about year past eight persons have
been killed while working at this hill.
HouGoPlrHY-On Monday the Homeopathic Physi
eiis practising in this city, held meeting az the Dspen
sary Rooms No 50 Court st. and formed themselves into
Mediczl Society, by eecting the following officers;
Pres'doHf ..................A COOhE HULL
Vics-Pye'ideni ...........} R Moiir.r.
Secretary end Treasurer To-. o. R HING
ce....................... E FEW z wi I1'H'S
"a COOKE HULL
BRooKIYx Overwhelming the month of April
Cj persons have been treated this Dspensary OF which
of foreign birth and les natives OF the nted
States whom 2o5 prescriptions were gratutousy d..
ponsed %;-,sl-l a
ACCIDENT oy rHE WAL H. FERRY-About l O'Clock
veserda, collision occurred between the Nalst Ferry
boat Monta que AID the steamer Itln in which the
former had portion at the railing At one enI OF the
Ladies Cabin carried away and was otherwise damaged
The Iiton had of her small boats stove pieces bu
sustained very little injury. Norkmen were ou'ily ca
gaged in repairing the Montague in the afternoon and
i probable She will resume her place today
Flrrs-About o'clock yesterday morning fire broke
ont in the cottage house at the corner OF Montague and
Hicks SIS originating from defect in the furnace the
basement The Fir.t District Police exHnguished tho
flames before much damage had been done. On the
iny pre- the bed curtains In bOuae in JOhnsOnt~
near Dufeld. caught fire from candle. aud for time
threatened seriously The flames were, however
dnguishsd with a few buckets Of water.
Mourn PRosPTcr ESGINE CoNPANY-The annual cleo
ton fr officers of this Company (No. l6 place on
Tuesday last and resulted follows: Foreman. WIN H.
Hopkins First Assistant VIM. Wallace Second Assist
am Sylvester Whitehead Secretary, Richard Van ngsn
Treasurer. John Acker Trlsiee VIM. H. Noe; Seward
Thomas y. q rret; Representatives, VIM. Barrel and
George II. l. Hopkins
r. Michael Doan WAS arrested ThIrsd1y night for
creating disturbance al ne Brooklyn Auenaum. the
occasion Of Father Gavazzi's lecture. lie brough.
before Jus ice Smith and fued -