New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22

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To, Nrv TaDERsAcLE-Tbe new church ediGc5
81 The Tsbsrnsc'e Society, at the Intersection oil
R,o,dssy Sixth avenue and rhirtyiour.h street, viii
10 opspsd 70, public worship next Sania7 The lot
admit i. IOOxl5O feet; the bal ding 9Oxl5O;
,be main room 7Gx9O exclusive Of recss' Tor pulPl!
Tbs buidrR preasuts psrsllslostan IN ITS Interior
.A ,sn. but the roof is cruclfOrm, aud the eleva-
fon Of the hsnsepts gives pes'ing variety 70 tos
.o, vslls and buttresses. On the c0rcef OF Tnuty-
81 s,,es. and the svepue is mIs:ive tower, 10
g., IN hight. The SHE view presents three t.ers o!
v;,dows the lower tier lighting the sisles, the
.,co,d the galleries, and the third forming the clear
.,o,s # the nave TIE variety these wirdOEs ass
ooos ect. The several big It's of the building out
ode ara ~ feet to the top Of tue aisle vale, 81 feet 10
~. Ton Of the nave and IS feet to the rioge of t1e
roof The STYLE Of TIE BUILDING is perpendicular
.G,tbic carried cut WITH severe simplicity, which
bnpsrts an cir Of grandeur TO the whole strac ire
The interior effect is co and inpotiog. Entering from
esvenue yoa have bsioreyou nave 20 feet N length,
"a feet vide, and 81 feet high in the cesr-a large
church Of isef A. the extremity Of this is the pulpit
recess behind the pu pit at 90 elevation OF ~ feet, is
The choir gallery, containing tire email organ for choir
accom pauneIts; AID above and beyond this-aot yet
fpbtdis the greet organ, filing large part OF tue
space over the social roOms which are above toe lee
iurercom, in the story of tie chapel. Torough
e rich oak hued OF the organ, you have smpsss
ofthe groued ceiling before described, aud the meo"
tns Of the clear story wlDcOws shove tue chapel Ga
ether tie of the nave supporting the pointed arches
Of the oeu-stoTy, TREE fiGely shaped plArs OF
tia, beautiful, coloed ttone which mas lately
beer introduced into architecture from the New
Brunswick qusT,s. Beyond these are the aisles, y
feet 10 hight, divided by gallery shch extends tue
entire lersth Of tne building. Advancing down tae
nave distance Of fJ feet, you reach the tsnsepts,
which here Intercept the with tner grand arche',
beipg Of feet high and "a feet vide and hghtsn the
beauty Of the building with their lofty triple "ndows
The windows are Of coored glaze, so happily toned as
10 tubdue toe light without making /, sonber. Tho
walk -e oolored uniformly in dfsb. Toe Pews are 81
oak without doors and finished with crimson up
hosery aud the pulpit the orsso case and "a lores
corr pond vto the Osken pegs. raere are By ps"s
in the house 2l2 on the ground floor. Toese are ar
ranged in three double blocks, with an extra tier OF
wal pews upon eth ST eide. Foe font gallery usually
occupied by the choir and organ, CONTAINS some OF tue
mot eligible pevs in the house. IL extends back over
tie vestbule, 70 the font VOL of the building. E4eh
gallery contains five rows Of peEs tnroug its entire
leneta The house will seat comfortably 600 per-
sons, with an aversge proportion Of cinolne. The
house Is bui Of Little FaIs jersey rublei the dnen-
,ion-stoIe and the porches throughout are of New
BuusSick stone The 'front.' porch, Of this stone, Is
beautiful specimen OF carved Gothic. Tie outer doors
are Of solid OAK. Toe LeCtue.room, directly IN the
rear of the main sudience.room is % feet by 8
in the clear. This viii seat comfortably nssrly
800 persons, during the pas, yeT this room hss
been occupied by the churcl uJ3n the Sabbath, ami
the income from it, sittings has been neArly
5000. The pews in the msio building can be made
10 yield more tosn three times that amount sni stul
be rented pehy 80 per cent 10 thar the pews Of
other churches 10 the immediate reighborhoo' Under
this Is hOiehed bssemeut-ro)m with good entrance
hom Tblrtyiourth street. and it is foe suite OF
ICONS for Bible classes ard Pslors for social gather
Dgs. Here is the home Of the church. Ga tue north
see Of The main building, at the angle formed with it
by The wall Of II lecture room, rs meat two story
edf,e appropriated TO the pastor. the architect is
Mr.. Leopold EiolItz.
The house viii be opened on Sunday, April p.
Prof Park of Apooyer sil pre- 4ch in the mouirg, at
lOi O'clock DIR. Stons Of Brooklyn at 81 P. IN, and
Dr. Toomp.on who las just catered upon tae fifteenth
year OF his psstorse over the Tabernacle Church, s..
1p.m.