New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-07

'usH A'Esgs BAHTIsT C8UscH.-ThD new and
som. hat remarkable church edifoe will bs dedcssd
10 mo,ro> Tie Rev g. A. Corey, the psst " is prob
ABLY n, ,e who 10 entitled 30 the greats, Of
praise for tbf, ,ndsome sdiition to OF. l.t Of
and splendid ,tur.hes. He has lot furnished tie
nesu but kis M i'd hls heart AID the energies OF his
life hay. been spgse ed in The work ofts erection. This
church ia situated co the corner OF Fifth avenue and
Thirf fifth street whtre FIVE yesn ago il would
have been madness TO hsvs thought OF Buildings
church upless for the Of cerrty vorsh:oers The
building unlike any Other in the atty 10 this tdat It
be, not single window upon ttrs s1es. 1t s lighted
b, three mDesse dones, and, a. We are assured, s
perfectly ventilated. The building 10 i25 feet issg sod
IS feet wide. most ,as.efully hoishea, - cost of
sl25,cOo. The walls are very solid, fscsd wtd b'own
stone, and pressnt a very singular appearance from
tie lack Of windows. except the highly ycfpanented
fseade of stained guss the Fifth svenue end To.
interior will doubt form OF the curioses Of the
city aad as such will be visited By strangers.
The advertisement OF Drury lane Thester, LONDON,
announces the last seventeen nights Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
J. W. Florence-Mr. Florence singing in The Ysn-
kee Housekeeper," /" Bobbirg Around, and Polly,
won't you try me, h." These wonderful American
"productions are vociforousy encored nightly by
"audienees cIammed TO the ceiling"
The Committee on Streets Of the Board Of Council
men, met yesterday afternoon in the Counci Chsmber
Of the Board, and examined various papers which
had been referred to them relative to repaving aud
regulating streets throughout the city.
DEATH Br vIoLEscy-NLGLIGEscE IN THE Cor
osERs DEPARTsEsT.-Geo Henderson, q laborer,
who resided at the corner Of Washington and Haui-
con Streets died yesterday morning from the eff cs Of
violence alleged TO have been inflicted by man known
az "Ban ey," slso q lsborer. II appears tha. on
Wednesdsy the parties at work tog-the, on the
pier rear Of Washington Market, when alteration
eDsufd between them respecting the loading OF q
small craft Barney finally became very much en-
rsged at bis fellowlsborer and kicked him in the .b
dome 30 violently that the latter fell down. He, how
ever subsequently got up and walked home. when he
informed his wife Of what bad occurred and expressed
biz belief that be had been fatally injured. phys-
clan called TO attend him. but bis efforts to save
bis life proved unavaIDg. No complaint had been
made at the Police Court against Barney, an1 as soon
he ed Of the death OF Henderson he fed, and
il stl at large. The Coroners were notified of tins
case early yesterday morning, but up to the
time of the closing of Their office, the inquest
upon the body Of deceased had not been held
We have Low four Corsners and yet never was the
busiDess Of this depaItme ut badly aniged a. st
present. Two Of them scarcely ever appear a. the
Office until O'clock in the afternoon-the whole OF the
day being appropriated to their private praci,e 10
tbis way the public business Of the department is
NJ gect d. and individuals who have lost friends
subjected to great inconvenience in consequence Of
the unnect 4sary delay occa-ioped by this dere teton
Of duty the part Of the Coroners The body Of the
man fen an, who killed yesterday morning. at
the corner Of Broadway and Grand street, was con-
veyed TO the Fourteenth Ward Police Station, and
there su red to remain all day, because the Coroners
failed to bold inquest upon it. Two of his d,ugh
ters were in attendance at the Staton.iiOuse nesry
all md VI be
to besr the remains Of their father to his late home
Several other were reported at the Office yes
terdsy morning. and among them one of mysterious
de ath up town none Of which attended to al the
proper time One hing is certain, and that is, when
we had but single Coroner the department was bet
ter conducted than it with four and at nearly
half the expense.
AccInKsr IL Rnn -Martin Iiernan