New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-26

The NTw PLYMOUTH CHURcB.-The Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher contributes the following to The Iade-
pssleat in correction of the numerous reports that
have recently gone abroad in regard to the projected
new Plymouth Church:
"The papers, from time 10 time have informed the
ppblc truly of many things relating 10 Plymouth
Church; and sometimes, also, quite unIuly a para
graph has Just appeared stating that the whole enter
prise Of building new church has been reEpquished
and that it has been determined to enlarge the old
building.
The information is entirely incorrect. No change
81 plan has been made. The ground for the church
Is purchased nor is there any for reinqush
ng the site selected There have been more than
twenty designs sent into the trustees but yet
sne Of them has been selected. They are, for the
most part, admirable designs, and there is no doubt
that any of the best SIX would be abundanty good
for al purposes desired. All rumors and stories, such
rs have from time to time been circulated, should DC
dncredlted hereafter. An enterprise of such magni
tude and involving such interests, moral and pecuni
AIRY, cannot be pushed to a conclusion without time
and elaboration.
"We have received several anonymous letters pur-
porting 10 come from competing architects, bringing
severe charges sganst several parties. We have only
70 express our judgment that man who will bring
charge against MAI, or a body of men, without
standing up openly and giving his name. is u con-
temptble fellow, deserving Of no notice.
An excenen, building journal, recently published
New York. contains, in recent article, several mis-
takes. No designs have been received by the trustees
after the date fixed in their Published state nent
with exception. The Secretary received enc De.
sign within two hours Of the original time Fixed and in
qred Of the trustees what disposition should be made
81 II. But, IS Il was placed among the Others and
could not be identified, il impossible 10 exclude il,
With this exception, the plans have been received ac-
csrdng 10 the published statement. They have bee N
under consideration, aud are yet. But their number
AAd the siowness with which not acquainted with
architectural drawing must study them, If be designs
70 do Justice to the merits of all has made imposs
Die 10 render an early decision upon them.
aus probable that the premv Gs viii be swarded
eoule time IN September"
ASAwrui DEAIH,-At about o clock last evening.
On Ey1s ns.I ssSod .ssUs: @ .nssS y Sssa SP
joining cesPcol burst in hun aud when
be quite dead rOm suaooAon ocer. Conssy ana Cur
Of The Fourth Precinct assisted by eea. namsd Fletcher
and CsSsns removed the body and while doing Fletcher
e~sIly his hie BY phans the foul gases om lie yaat
IseuEsT.--Coroner Horton held an inquest yester-
az on ne bod, Of shS four mouths Old EaTea ssnS FIELD
BOYS MisIsG.-Two boys, aged ii and 10 years,
srsd Ms9Iy len their Parent residence No II Division
ns some friends In this city, Since ina, time r0hns essa
ee.Id OF 'hs and it Is feared they have with
BrEeLANEs IN CRY AND CoUSrRy.-Yesterday,
Osen Morse and George Homes two young who
e.see second Place sund,y week last suspicion Of
o.. PIP es.y WEI. brought before Justice oonss yeser
say eh W. ea4fcs Some property Upd their
sion from which eraued they had robbed
No sI Clinton .s Of s se. dpsa them a.
a. aayns eesn taken fom ais house The folly
ns n Wrsa ,l NJ cnssss sn oIsa.
street. but me proof not being Of p0sse ohAIseI The
Yesterday ofcer Williams arrested two men IN Monroe Place
,,pol'h o. eSps upnSst'd IN burglary weeks since
On "Wednesday night the residence Ct Mr. Gilbert q: Bsy
lbs bopvsons throughout the house, until kprh hey s
s~r he room exempted BY two servant girls Toe s, repre-
Nov heiI brains they utierd word The other fellow