New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-12

Tuesday evening next.
TRIsIrY CHAPEL The corporation OF Trinity
Church have nearly completed a neY Chapel OF
Eese, on Twenty fifth Ct, aud will consecrate it as
Trinity Chapel, the l7th Of tois month. The
building s constructed of Caen stone and though
massve in size, appears somewhat contracted 10
width when comparsd with its great length. The
Interior is fnifbed with taste bat the cDlors
rather more brilliant than usual in sach eduices.
Stained gl,ss windo 80, reaching 10 within twelve feet
of ne floor light the interior. The decorations OF the
pulpit the cbaucel, aud the altar, are richly gilt,
and painted in divers colors so brilliant 10 border
on Tie gorgeous. There is no gallery. the organ
which il sunk in niche sains, toe pulpit to.
gether with the organi.t, will be inysibe IN tie
gIegstioD. There are about one hundcsd and sixty
pewp of Eve seats each sifording accommodation for
eight hundred persons The floor is paved with mar
be, and The chance with encaustic tiles. The Rev.
DR. Higbee, aud the Rsv Mr. Hobnt, have been
Appointed by the ve,try Of Trinity CLu,ch SIS the
Ministers Of the Chapel.
CoUNcIL PROCEEDINGS In the Board Of Council
men, last evening. the report of the Committee on
Police, in favor of paying Richard Gambling and c.
c Alderman, policemen OF the Sixteenth Ward for
cuty performed during suspension by the Commis
ers, wGs adopted over the veto Of the Mayor.
comm unc stion from The Board of Education asking
an appropriation Of sl9s Ool, was referred to the
Committee on Finance. The Controller was instruct
cd 10 draw his warrant in favor of David T. Valen-
tine Tor $1,000, for comp ling the Cooperation Man
usl In Committee Of the VII de- the report to pay
Vim Il. Rey nolds sac AS 81, for his property used
n removing oal from the City AID disposng Of it a.
Barren Island, and also as a bonus on his lease of
premises that Island was adopted by a vote OF 90
10 q. The report in favor OF advertising Corporation
proceedings in five City papers OF the argest crcu-
la'icn was adopted and the Board adjourned to Fri
day.
INSULT TO 4 MEMBER or THE BOARD or COCyCIL-
MEN During sebate last evening IS to Engine
No. a. in tn, Eleventh Ward, Councilman dart vas
in favor OF sustaining the pIesent Company. 10 re
ls,on 10 party, We believe, opposing Mr.. Francis
Cls,k, Mr. II. alluded to him as having been die.
missed for GAUGE stated by Councilman II. Soon
sttiwArd gentleman from smoDg The spec ators was
setn 10 approach Councilman Il as DE stood a. b..
deck addressing the Bosrd and said so na,hing to him
which scene ~ have the effect Of some vba' confusing
Coupcilr an II. Another II ember Io.e and said th,t
the spectator had Dsulted Councilman II and moved
that b. turned out OF the room Tie party was
bin sId called him d-pd rascal. Some Of the
members expressed iIdena.ior that member shouli
be 70 insuted. Before vote was taken ss TO Mr.
Clark however, the door v,s opened by the dor
keeper FOR HIN, and be let thekpom. l. was stated
that the Presiden, sould \ I'D a right TO ares,
him.
SMITHSONIAN House. II Propietor Of this es-
tAhlstment Mr. Sidney KopD4D has jas, enlarged |
bis borders by the addition TIE new marble bald
Ing on the corner OF Broadway and HOus,ou-st adj
Joining tie house be has kept for non,hs past.
The enlarged establishment makes n te' of ampl. /
proportions, having accommodations for four hun
dTtd persons ard every variety Of and sliies
Ct rooms hat be desired ,h4, aDy e.0n,my of
s1pense nay be INDUCED in. The house is kept on
tie European p'GD, and has already very large .
number of patrons. II is situated 10 a central pO-
.tiop, commanding fne views OF the City, s1d vii |
dy please strangers, espec al tho.s whose
business prevents :hem f-ca teiog land II regu-