New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23
WHLIAMsBURGH ITEMS.

ANrw CATHOLIC Church Workman have recently
con Inenced laying the foundation oe Catholic edifee at
n. corner OF Leonard std Remsen sts be called St
Narys Church Its 70 be built Of brick on substantial
soae foundation and viii be o. feet front O' feet deep
and 80 feet high from the first door 10 the ceiling with
basem n unnernest h 10 feet high. The 'front.' VIII Dc in
Flizsbetlsn STYLE Of architecture with three massive p
lars on either side of The entrance large cross WI pe
pscsd OF the peak OF the roof in front and on the light
viii he figure Of Christ the left hgure OF the virgin
MARY csspng in her the infant Saviour GA eaeh
side of The edtcs will De Elk imitation pillars built IN the
brick work. The main room Will be % ieet inches
In eI 9th by 81 feet IN width with ana eRtry way ee
inches d. from which, side stairs lead into the gallery
The gallery will around on both sides aud the front
end, and Will be supported by pillars ieet nigh Ihse
viii be xix Of pews, with three aises the man or
center sse being feet inches vide aud the two SIDE
s;sles feet vide II expected that the corner Stone
viii be laid on Sunday The 3stDsf which occasion Arch
bishop Hughes expected TO oicise The STYLE Of me
inside fD,b has not yet been decided upon Mr. MeNh
mara Of Wall ST. Ork, is the AIchitect Muerson
ard Murphy do the carpenter work and James kOd~eh
has the contract for the ms-on work
MvsryRIors DIsAPPEARANCE About days since, a
German shoe maker, nsmed Nil residing at No 63 Leon
ardst stated for New York 10 pay some money a.
leather store Fery since which time he has not been
heard Of His wife has searched for him in New lors
ALBANY where he has brother and At several places IN
n. eastern States where they have friends Fears
tertaned that he has met Sih foul play lie Is N -
years Of sge and when last seen had ON brown linen coat
light summer clothes and new boots
The lower pier at the foot Of South Seventh st. is being
extended into the 20 feet The beseo the PIER which
is TO be As feet wide commenced Thursday ai'eTnoon
The riyer at this point about 90 feet deep
FpvNyS's ExcrRsIoS-Engine Companies Nos : and
10 left WILLIAMSBURG At 81 o'clock yesterday morning to
ION in the parade New Haven No 10 numbered ninety
men.
EXPLOSION or PERCUSSION Cars Thursday morning
German named John SiIa, residing in Houston ST. Ne r.
York was seriously injured by the explosion OF quantity
of percussion csp while at work in the per ussionoaP
factory Of Mr. Shultz of Second and North FIRST
sta il appeas that he was trying upon anvil TO
ascersin they sufficiently dry. lie then pat his
han ds receptacle box to take some cut when An expo
sleeve Two of the caps entered his right eye and his face
was also badly burned actrsted He attended by
DIR Gregory who exrsctedhe exploded caps from his S es
and face, and he was sferwsrd conveyed home Ia a
carriage.
PAYSo OrF-Yesierday afternoon officers Bradley and
Miner ARE sted msn named Daniel Nash, Captain OF
stone soop at the foot Of South Ninth st, charged with
heating ~ men who we're assisting 70 uoioad the vessel
The difficulty arose about paying Off Accused Was locked
up TO await examination.