New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-20

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the edf'ce DOW IN course OF ertctou which whn I'm
ishtd, = to cost s5os, $4,000 |, will b. in the
Romanes4u. style Of architecture MIR q. Hs.sei
l. The architect, c. II. Tucker the r,,s,o and Wn
Hunt the carpenter. The size of the building Will D.
by oil feet the central tower projecting fo,r feet
more " front, uaku the vhol- length e5 feet The
hight above tie pavement TO the caves Will b. Al fe-,
and to the ndg- O; the root 81 feet, The high ~ the
-pIe sill De 10 ket. The auditory will BE- oil bv =
feet, and 50 fret hih. The basem-nt will be 10 feet
inches high. In the auditory there will be side
GALLERIES extending the length Of the church but no,
stiag sithe front. TIE front will De- .upi bv the
cboiI balcony, which vii be at a greater elevation
thar the eide galleries and connected with the organ
lott n the tower The interior of The Church will be
painted fresco Al interior projections of coruces.
and al angles will be avoided in the auditory the
walls being perfectly plap and the angles rounded of
in large curves to give every practicable adv ,ntae
in respect 10 sound The number of seas IN the audi
tory will BE- as fOlovs: the lower floor 100 in the
side galleries, 226; and 10 the choir balcony giving
accommodations for seating just 900 persons In the
| basement there will he Lecture Room School
| Room, an Infant Class Room, Session Room and
Study. The siZe of the Lecture Room will be IS by
~ feet, bat 80 arranged by sliding partition a. to be
enlarged when occasion requires to BY IS feet by
| connecting the School Room with H. The School
| Room will be also - by a feet, and connected BY
sliding doors with the Infant Glass Room which will
| be Is by 90 feet. The Session Room will be Is by Is
| feet and the Study 10 by Is feet. The walls of the
| building will be Of blue stone; faced with the Belle.
vile n. brown stone. the roof OF slate and the
spire of wood. The lot Of ground is 100 feet square
and the e1cava atoms made out of the solid rock
| There was large cobcour-e Of spectators. who
seemed to take great interest ir the proceedings.
| DISCHARGE AyD REARREsT OF TFRRrBLr Dgspr
RADIO On The l4th DAY OF April terrible eSciemen,
| Wa created in the boarding house of Mrs Campbell
No % Monroe street and in the surrounding neigh.
| borbood in consequence of Cstharne Holtneyer, a
German girl occupying apartments in the upper pOr.
ton Of the premises, having been murderously as.
-aulted b, one Frederick Weber, with whom she for.
merly lived as his wife Weber wished Cathar ne to
degrade herself by nightly visiting infamous deus in
Water street ard other equally vile localities TO earn
money for bis support, but she Indignantly refused to
comply with his base request, and forthwith left him
| to take care Of himself.
After long search Weber ascertaned where Catha-
rine was, and that she was making arrange nents TO
form An honorable matrimonial alliance with another
nan Atths he became greatly excited and going to her
rooms about 70 o'clock the day named, drew knife
and sfter demanding $50 Of the unprotected female
stabbed ter in the neck back of the head, lip and be-
fore desstiDg inflicted less than dozen deep and
| dangerous wounds upon her person. Her neck, in
fact was nearly severed and the ugulsr vein partially
| divided.
As will be remembered the Seventh Ward Police
were soop on the spot and with Officer Pendergast of
the Fourth Patrol District arrested Weber, who con-
tossed 10 stabbng the poor girl, and with brazen i'm
Jude nee stated that he intended ~ Kill her, and re-
eretted he had not done il. Wehcr Of course, was
| locked up in the TOmbs. DIR. JAM K. Wood OF
East Broadway was called to stend the bleeding vic
tim and attended her till she was able 10 be removed to
| the New.York Hospital. Fer days she lay on the
Aoor her death being almost hourly expected, aud 1t
was quite inpracticable to move her.
Her condition wa. deemed critical that Coroner
| Gamble took her ante examin ,tion, aud be-
neved herself that would die; but after SUI
ring for term Of weeks in the Hospital contrary to
her own expectations and those OF her relatives she so
far be able 90 the house of friend
living at No. rs Market street. She lay for weeks
| der the kLd of DR.. Wood. and Wednesday
lat being able to get about with great difficulty, she
sppeared before Justice Osborne at the TOnbs ADD
made complaint Of felonious assault agtinst Weber
She exhibited her reck, which from the wounds she
received is still horribleto look at.
On making inquiries about Weber, the supposed
prisoner II was ssceriained that be had been uncondi'
tionuly discharged on Monday last by Justice Con-
nelly The reason of this that representations
had been made tie District Attorney hist Catharine
Holtmeyer Webers victim had left the city, never TO
return The Dirtiict Attorney, believing the state
ment thus made to him, consented to Weoers DIS
charge end the attempted murderer was accordingly
set free. Now it appears that the suffering girl had
not then l the city, ard bad no intention OF doing go
and not have gone had she been ~ disposed TOT
the good reason that at the time OF making THESE
statements 10 the District Attorney she was confined
TO her room.
Her whereabouts it is said could have been easily
ascertsned by the authorities by making the necessary
quiries There are in circulation rcmors OF 1'e and
corrupt tuences having been brought t. Dear III pro
curing the release Of this Weber, who scented %
chuckle With delight at the prospect, al ole tine o'
his victims solution.
On this fresh con plant Of this almost Hiena'e@
female, Justice Osborn issued warrant Tor the
reanest Of Weber and on Wednesday nizht a'Ief
long search, be was Uncovered and eaptnreu III
Catherine street by Officer Sweeney oil tue L'"ei
Police Court, and now is safe IN the Iomos asNn'
where be will remain till called out Tor hoai Una.
Weber himself states that $50 was paid to couple Oh
men TO procure bis liberation; other parties si'o soy
the came thing.
ArrvrPrrn Fp,rn rpoy Az ONO WoN,s Mr.
Mary Gold of Mansfield. Ohio. arrived in jersey CITY
on Monday eyerpp On her WAY 10 her husband II Cah
torns On stepping out Of the cars, 81 the deP' sue
was approached Inv California ticket seller, alias
de- py.dy,d scoundel, who in cool manner cunn'nsy
I'D Oh