The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-11

Tho uaaerap ussa ass N be blu, Stone, relieved BY
po'onser freestoue very fehcacus oombinssioa, 10.
With black walnut me tower 70 be carried up height
q lSo fest and sprs added Of leo fsos 10 length
avenue Ss 10 cep,s on rS1tV ycu,,S =. ees he chaos
IN the rear VIII measure % feet by So The audience room
VIII DO TO fee by lo< ezcusive Of The yesdbols and IL
pit rcoe~s. The prinoisal vesti6ule will be 10 the tower
the Of thirty fourth street and the Aad
thus the middle block Of pews facing The pulpit, can be
doabs rev Of pc - ii. be thirty desp, and there viii bs
four ssles and eight ps~s, making in all 22 oews
on the lower floor Besdss .ae tower entrance N re v
be handsome central 'ntsepce on Sinh avenue; and
mailer ones 10 both church snd lecture room on rhry
ourth street
The old Tabernacle was consairod most entirely IN tho
gsieyts The ground floor sd1s.upg only 100 pewa The
new building vii accommodate about 500 pers.Rs no
han three fourths Of the which uln have
en- seated In be old hut cueeufhceu for the anrs OF
avery arpe society he sseries I'LL contain lo2 pews,
nAkDg total Of 324 The end OF the northern gal
ery which sajons the pulplt 10 TO be occupied BY VI
choir the organ being built In the area by The side OF ne
rulpt recess By ihs srraDs'snens the gallery 81 the
sesi end gill be reeervea for peSs, and the light OF he
front Windows totally urobsructec
For ieglors meetings Of private and social char sce-
sdE,Jab accommodations have been PROVIDED ADD al
the "modern i'm, rovements" inIoSuoei The crst 6o,r
of the chapel 10 u be torture and aso
Tho sccond sory will contain bile clan rooms AMI
Ofe social psror, with dressing rooms, f nsoed with
Groon ss.ter looking ssse' &s Tue basement Of the
chapel viii be used for the primary de srmens Of The
On the 1o ID side OF tho bnd,n9 suite Of VIII
be hHei up % pastors study communicating With the
pup! and ace ecture rey viii n Of rcoep
ton rooE Gu the ground Goor, library In the eli
Of the pulpit recess under tbs organ &'d p.i
vate study. Ghs arrangement win ana much 70 the
comfort Of the pastor ao the cnpgv egaton they
can ne used for inqairy meeangs and The Ike. Ore
proof sae for manuscripts, viii be constructed IN the wall
OF the church
The g-eateet COMMUNITY and good feegng prevail between
The mbers Of she church and society and they cordially
unite In the Efforts TO the speedy
summation o. their great object The I'll are IN
houTnipg condition that ihe erection OF elegant
beuee viii be accomplished without danger OF embs-
RAISING debt; ana the removal only folio
that OF the eater part of the congregation the prospects
for the future decidedly eDooWsgnS. AZ present the
society meet In the CITY Assembly Rooms, and already
Of their old wereerr Who haa united Pesby-
tcrsn Dutch Reformed churches for Temporary
peDce ba returned to t6s church and pastor and
probabilities are that fey years will the Taber
nace society ,econd 10 none In strength and visoT
Mr. Leopold Eiolz In the architect of the chur ch
The ssme that constructed Or Tpg's, the Oaptneota
BsuS and several fine public bu:diugs The OF
Building Committee are Aron y. frisbie, Israel Minor,
Or. Ritter and - Holmes.