New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

LAYING A CORNERSroNE AT HOBoKEN - The
ceremonies of laying the corner stone of the new
Dstch Reformed Church in course Of construction on
Hudson-st between Fifth and Sixthsts., Hoboken,
took place yesterday afternoon. The Introductory
prayer was made by the Rev. p. ID. Van Cleei, fol-
bowed by historical address by the Rev. DIR. Scott,
Who concluded with a dedcatory prayer The cere-
mopy of deposiiipg the stone then took place, the
Rev. Dr. De Witt officiating. brief address was
then delivered by the Rev. nr. Maboon and the Dox-
slogy sung by The congi iegaon, after which benc he
ton was pronounced by the pastor the Rev. Dr.
Parker. The box which was deposited In the stone
contained the following articles: History of the
ChuIoh Constitution Of the Church, Records Of the
General and Particular Synod, Report OF the Board OF
Domestic Missions, and copies OF the New ork daily
papers and the various religious ne Fspapers. The
edi6cs is to be Of brick, quite plain in STYLE AMI will
be fifty three by ninety feet in the clear with tower
one hundred and sixty feet high. The cost including
the lot will be $4,000 of which $5 500 has already
been subscrbed by the congregation. The church is
yet young, but has thirty members and an average
attendance upon worsbip of about one hundred.
BuEeIARY-OSE oF TBE BURGLARS CAUGHr.-On
Sunday morning, as officer Smith of jersey City was
passing through Mercer-st., he discovered o suspi-
cisus looking character standing oo the soop OF Mr.
James FEEDERS residence. Upon his approaching
the man gave a whistle, and soon after two more men
came ont Of the in their stocking feet, when all
tmte ian of. Smith gave them chase and succesded
h capturing of them and placed him Lea charge OF
OEetr ey az the fefry aud started IN searcn OF the
Others, but not ID out Of sight when the
rascal got away from Gey and hsd. Unfortunately
for him, however in his fight he again crossed the
patb of Officer Smith, VINO heroically arrested him the
second ime after har1 run and tussle; aud
this iine 10 make Of him, he took him TO the
cells himstlf The other two escaped. The burgla
wac yesterday brought before Justice Gardiner, and
afier an examination committed for trial. lie
gave bis name rs Charles Van Colt and eald he wac
residebt Of New-lork.
The HOboseR Gazette, edited by Mr.. Whitley, has
been converted into daily paper. Its issues have
iatte-ly been senweekly
MAs SHoT AT NEwARK.-0n Sunday q man
Uamed Michael Roe reading a farm at the head of
Bank .t., Roseville, arrested charge Of
4bootipg man Darned Riley. Ii appears that a man
named Owen Mahon entered Mr.. Roe's orchard and
vas helping himself 10 some apples when be wss OBJ
served by Roe, who Immediately bought out hs gua
and a. ed The charge instead Of hitting Mahop took
eject upon Riley, who passing along tue street
between ire house and orchard. He was seriously
but not vigorously IL iured. Roe was taken before
Justice Sanford and held IN 900 bonds 70 appear for
irial
Potatoes are selling an the streets Of Elizabeth City
Er four shings and four and sxpence bu-hel, while
The siorekeepers sskiDg seven shings and dol
iaI per bushsl.
The citizens of Trenton are leying in their Winter
stcck of coal at - so and IS So according 10 quality.