New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
BROORL YN ITEMS.


chapel OF the Second Unitarian Church, now nearly
compleed located on the of Clinton and Coo
grcss streets and Verandah Place haying three es.
,rsnces), and is to be dedicated on the I'd OF March,
1t is cIucfom in shape and is avery complete building
The length Of the nave is eightysx feet, and Of the
transept seventy-f five feet. The width Of forty
| feet, of the transept tbtyfve feet; the ceiling ;s
twenty five feet in the clear. The building is Of b,iok
overiad with brown mastic, and the style is Anglo
Italian. There are seventeen arched windows, ne
traccry Caen stone and all the stone work is Of the
| same except ~ "waier.lne" Of brownst,ne over
which is wide stripe of Philadelphia faced brick The
root is covered with green and purple octagon states In
aerDante rows the cornce Of Caen stone and Phila
dtlpha brick. At the northwest corner, in the recess
formed by the northern tiapsept and the nave standss
| tower forty ore feet high pierced with long narrow
| windows ard surmounted by octagon befry twenty
three feet high The roof Of the tower is slated, and
the base of the belfry is Onamented with encausas
tiles on the face of the stonework. The belfy sur
mounted by a Over the center Of the roof Is an
ornate ventator Of woodwork open and fretted and
ridge crest runs the whole length OF the roof giving
| it finished appearance. The main entrance from
Clinton street is through porch at the eastern end
the nave. Over the porch 10 q rose.window OF nchy
stained glass, the frame Of Caen stone, upon which
free" The interior of the Church is chaste and simple.
An open timber roof admirably relieved by the roee.
tinted and moulded ceiling, appearing between the
heavy beams The walls pearl gray, and the ceii-
ing of the apse is of azure color. The stainedglaS
windows give a pleasant effect, and there pd-
laIs or gallery 80 that the pulpit is from every
pew. The pews Of black walnut and pine, lined
with crimson damask, and will seat 700 persons. a
window in the roof out Of sight Of the congregation.
admits light for the pulpit, which is highly orna-
mented On the right of the alter is the retiring os
yestry room, with every convenience and on the le9
in the chamber of a tower, is fine organ built By
Ferris, with accommodations for q qusrette chor.
The Church is warmed by furnaces. Behind the pulPA
is stairway TO the basement room where are accom-
modations for the Sunday School, Library, &c, with
All entrance from yerandah Place. There Is also door
from the street to the minister's room. plain iron
fence surrounds the building and lot. The whole cose
Of building and grounds the lot being leased Ia twenty
thousand dOllars. The minister is the Rev. Samuel
Lopgfelow, brother Of the poet OF the same nsne.
DIscHARGED FROM CrsroDY.-George Lestrangs.
William Grfen aud John MeLear, arrested for hav.
ing Oh the 9TH of February, broken open the door u
sboemaker ers shop in Smith street, were brought bo-
fore Justice Blatchley yesterday Tor examinauon Ne
feonous intent being proved, they were discharged
from custody.
WARD YoMrYATross.-The Democracy Of the Fifth
Wsrd have Dominsted John Doherty for Aldems..
Charles Kerigan for Assessor, Edward Mckhterck
for Supervisor and Bernard McGrath for Constable.
FEMALE PICKPoCKETs.-An aged lady was accoetsd
by one of three well dressed young women IN fusoa
stieet dey or two Since and informed that her dress
was torn. On looking for the supposed rent another
Cf the party picked her pocket OF 81, and all wers
out Of sight before the lady discovered her 1885,
CoNAIrTRD TO The LUSATIc AsrLrn-lhe youns
nan William Thompson, who shot JOSEF musst
Italian organ grinder the 9Th inst; IN IonI ~
fatherr house in Adelphi street has peen comn".x
10 tie Lupatic ASYLUM appearing that ne was ncs
Ia his right mind. The injured man Is sun u tns
Hospital
STOLEN PROPERTY RrcovgRsD.-fest festerasy Mo
oei portion s,S e z, I'd Gs1 sdr I'ps g .rss we w.r.
| ted ~ stoue heap In vacant 10Y ~ ' ~
FOUIth -, - .oo,,;nIns ASo IN broken. .bsnk
mslosy s.ys apcs the resdenee Of Mr. AaasAs1,
No i Tsylor street, sss In lot In Kent avenue
pon,,,x Yesterday forenoon, the house Of Mr..
skei No 81 South Tenth street. wss entered ty toieyes
"a Ia stch and quantity of jeweiy wa takss
Icr IA THE EAST RwER.-Last night there VA
I. zoe quantities OF ice in the East River. wss nee
~ snficient thickness however to materially inPods
| the passage Of the ferry-boats.
IsoursI-An inquest was beld yesterday by Corc.
ner sneIl upon the body Of Henry Bschnel u
n Ad Ksibheisshs eheualc. works Who sea sedose{ ~
de,: " Death tOm irritation Of the s'nseH P''S-''N
! posuIe"