New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-20

ro- of Thitty.frst street ana MA dsop avenue, oil
1hicb the Rev Mr. Hague is past .r will no, probs
~, oot less for land aud builiDg than $780, 00O and
III be one Of the finest churc 1es in the city l. viii
be occupied early in the Spr ng This Pilgrim Bsp.ist
Church, Of which the Rev Mr.. Peutr is pastor, mas
met been commenced. Tue cost of this building viii
be, is estimated alb Ju SOS 900 The new building
for the Fifth avenue and ,ry sixth street congregs
tion Of which the Rev. DR.. Armitsgs is pastor, will
cost about $50 O00 Thus the aggregate cost Of these
four new churches will amount to nearly 5000 600.
MILITARY MATTERS. The 9th Regiment, City
Guard, under command of Col. Van Buren,, were in
speced yesterday morning, according to law st Ham
iton squsre the presence of large number of spec
tasors. Many persons drawn thtber by the per-
formances of the fine band that attended the Guard
The ranks were very sm and there did not appear to
be more than 80 men upon the ground After the
inspection the regiment rode down town in the Third
avenue cars and thence marched up Broadway 10
Union square, and then to Bond street, where they
were dismissed.
The first snnual inspection of the Twenty-third
REGIMENT took place at the lower Arsenal on Taesday
last. Ninety seven men were inspected. 1t ia new
REGIMENT their uniform being not only snowy out
serviceable feray trimmed with red and blsck) Bng-
ade Major Robert Taylor, Inspector Of the Fourth
B1eaee, expressed himself highly grated at the re-
cult of the inspection.
We undersssnd that two other companies are now
organizing for this Regiment.
WIDE.AwAKE CENTRAL CoNAITTEE.-The regular
weekly meeting of this Committee was held last night
at No. 6lS Broadway, Silas b. butcher President in
the Chair. resolution was adopted empowering the
Executive Committee TO render assistance to the Wide
Awakes of Maryland in organizing Clubs series OF
Wide-Awake tactics for ecionday adopted, and
the whole matter was referred with power TO the Tx
ecutive Committee.
THE FIRE IN PLAT STREET.-THE loss of Messrs.
Gaudelet g. Gouve, dealers in drugsaand patent med
icinesAin whose establishment No. 30 Plat street,
fire occurred as reported in yesterday TRIBUNE-ls
estimated at about $4,000. They are insured for
Sc OCO in the Excelsior 81 600 in the Commercial and
$4,000 in the Gaatin Insurance Company The stock OF
Mr. Bailey desler in Shoe Findings, on the second floor.
valued at 50 500, totally destroyed. Insured Tor
So 600 in the Excelsior. s. D. Pardessus gass dealer,
occupied the rest of the building His stock COM
petely destroyed. Loss 800 900. Insured for that
amount 10 the Stuyvesant, Harmony, Excelsior and
| br. Patton of the firm of Patton, Lane d Co., was
damaged to the amount of $4,000. Insured for 500
in the Niagara Insurance Company. The stock in No.
81 adjoining occupied by the following Trims Ga. T va
sustained $1,000 loss; Attenbury 81 Co., dealers in
Anvils and the n L. Butt Co., the upper floors,
sustained $500 damage. Insured for $4,000 in the
Providence Insurance Co. The Sullivan Blscking Co.
met with $50 loss. Insured for $1,000 in the Home
Insurance Co. The fire originated before stated in
the basement but from what cause is unknown. The
general impression is that it originated from sponta-
neous combustion.
THE TESTIMONIAL TO CAPT. WnsoN.-We, the
undersigned merchants of the City of New York. sppreciaug
noble conduct Of Capt Wilson Of the bg Minnie Schiller,
upon the occasion Of the late disaster to the steamer C'nnaugh