New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-18


npIeared 10 enjoy themselves. There were about
10 guests present.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
4 grand concert in sid Of The Graham Old La
dies Home" sui q" Industrial School Association,
aud Home for Des,ituto Children" will be given ~
he Brooklyn Academy Of Music thie evening The
ars.s cusaged for the occasion Miss Clara Louisa
Kellogg. scprano; Madame Schroeder DumuIler, So
piano. Mics ScLiiner sopEauo Mr.. Quint, tenor; Mr.
VIM Steinvsy tenor; Dir. Fred. stems, basso; Mr.. l..
Schreiber corno,-s-pis'on. Mr. Carl BergTnauu,
Conductor; Mr. Jos Noll, Leader; and the German
LiederIrarz Of New-York, OF 20 performers Mr..
4. Panr, Director. All tie above artists have gcu-
ero.sly volunteered their valuable aid The full Or
ehes.ra d tue Philharmonic Society have been en-
gaged.
4. S. FaIier, Nurserymsn Brooklyn, has just is-
=red his So Ing Catalogue. Il appears 10 have been
prepared with great care, and tan be obtained from
hin! without charge, ave postage, by any one IN
want ~ gai'o To- selecting grape vines, fruit,
Q werng e.lubs &C..
d.. Barber repeats At the Brooklyn Institute, ais
eyeniug, the lecture On the Downfall al Nations,
given few evenings since s, the Cooper Institute
DIDIca1ios o. NV CRrRcH.-The Lafayette
avenue Pr4sbyte ian Church, under the pastoral
cba.-s OF the Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyler war dedi-
Gated to Tie service VI God yesterday aiierooon.
The new structure Is situated on toe corner of
LAFAYETTE eveuue and Oxford street, wild front Of
~ foe, On the avenue qnd extending back i6i feet
including 4 chapel 34xJ5 feet. The material used 10
ia conjunction il the Beeville freesione. aud the
exterior is in the ROuauesque style OF architecture;
The interior is provided with an organ on an elevated
platform lvft in The Of the pulpit and galleries
on three slider. The windows are Of dismond-sbsped
stained pass bat la other respects II La. striking
resemblance 10 Plymouth Church. Services
were commenced st 3 o'clock ?. M, by which time
the house thronged 20 such an extent That large
numbers were compelled 10 lesve, for want OF even
sianding room After voluntary on the organ,
PRAYER was offered w the pastor, followed by the
Rev II. l.. Field Of New-lors, who recited por-
ton Of Scripture. letter from tie Kew. Henry
VI ard leecher was read IN winch be eXcuied bln.-
self from attending in consequence of his own en-
gaaements and took occasion TO commend the pres
ent enterprise in founding and completing go oeauti
fui III edifce, aud indugng IN the hope that The
,ou-ssvng labors Of the pastor would be aoundantiy
rewarded. The dedicsiing sermon was preached by
tho Rev. DIR. A. y. Smith, Of the Fourteenth strest
| lNew-Yorkl Pre- sbyterisn Church.
! Tho building is eligbly situated on high ground.
snd IN one al the finest and most rapidly Improving
por IONS Of the citv. The congregation was formerly
/ known a. .ae Park Presbyterian Church The build
ing winch was situated on the corner Of De kal6
and Carlton avenues, long snce became too sIail 10
accommodate Tue rapidly Increasing nuInber. ihe
erection Of new structure o! more ample dimensions
becsne necessity and the present imposing ediice
il the resalt The front is provided with Two towers,
one Of which only Is completed. The other will he
run mp to the proper elevation hereafter. line
American flag waved from the finished turret, and
inside the ua.ona! omblcu was also displayed over
the orgen. Tho front o. the instrument Itself is
mented With patriotic devices being spangicd with
IS gold star, representing tho States ground
OF sy-bl0e. The entrances t. the building age from
both streets. The rear structure Is three stories IN
hight, snd fitted up - chapel sundays 'toc!, aud
BiDle- class Rooms The church n provided with 3D.
pews, capable OF seating $40 persons, and many
more can DO accommodated by placing benches IN
tho passages, which was found Necessary yesterday.
The COS. OF the whole il s650 600, including tie
ground, 81 which, about $4,000 still remains un-
pad.
/ TTsTINogiAL TO TuE Hos. NJ. r. ODsLI.-ln the
Brooklyn Common Council hast evening, Alderman
Strong offered the following resolution, which wa
uns sirnously adopted
R,.otsd Tia, tie th,uk. Of III. Bo,rd neny due.
suo hereby corii.ly tsudersi Toe lion Moe, Ode.
o ia onS continued aud gduous IN rs u behalf % Bro,k
1
ia ia, rendered our Prendsnt Col A. M Wood dur.
uE psnol captivity We beg leave TO assare os honor
bc representative a. Cons ss tbst HE aae ard ssucfoa
eros sic,, he wounded on The battle field ahd the 81
IA on ipiiGl uwe 90 Furnish irloltion 20 hesesyed
ones 81 ho.e rsrpreci~d aud valued nnd We iasle olf
thsuf,shh 40 many "ao a.'s eIp.fs'osd n"a, ~ IA
hand.
| RECOVERY oY ruE BODY o. CAPT LyFEynE.--
The bodr d picsed .; the foot Of conoser
stree: yessrdsy n'nas snd conveyed TO thu Dead House
ar,e number pepo, esusi.ili choc notes Fl hand
letter 6c .pss'hs with sold watch and some money ws'
pr".iy,,,os non, witch /, wa. sse.ri,nsd sh.s tho
name ofd.ce.s-. q , isev,- sni that h,s family
,i.i in hrw-p,'i4, opposite foughk-ep,e H. Y Corouer
ur.onsn innirauey te-r nhed TO he fend. no arrived
a. hs afternoon ed took cfrgr ~ the .iasn-. II appears
that Cspt LeieUs master ofs bac Bs.,hr, and that
on the sfh December sit while tow OF steamer he
dewnod wis attempting Ia reach ihs latter ycs-i tbs
oste To passing Csse foint hboss liobos-n, a.
tie time Afoigh every esGt - n'o, 20 ~ tho BODY
The -arc proved M .ucer. ul eward OF $500 wa oier
"a a.. Tie deceased 10 % and
lc,ve, AID four chi j-eu The 'cs.sr- entirely
trsied s1d he could 0y he i. ei the clothes aud
rspefa iar watch which VA once valuable rs la
pol.r,ou o'tls Inspector OF Poc, To checks valued ct
eLout tO al. IL rAafg. Coroner Hsgoman The Deputy
uef beinE absent ioses took possession and held
tie iugueat which will probably 10 cause OF aloG.B nesa
/ ter Ds.weeu ~. CosourIs.
FoUFD DEAD IN IhI W0OD,.-Iho body Of a
frmaie found by the gosdide, in the woods Of Valley
Grove fiabush Yesterday iors Ons snps !hcs exanin
etiou supposed that a.. nad been a.. victim u violence
but osten eKruu aon proved ta she eanot to her
desth ou Lte,np.aIce ala ,xlOslre There we've 10
injuics, whatever upon tn body Sosoa policemen
IT, Identified tie remains a. those OF Csthsfine Coney
who had psut nost Of tie past year Ia tue Ie, and
Pcnruny hhs he'd been released nom the latter inftiu
hon Saturday morning, snt supposed. OBS ned liquor
enough 10 get a'uk and falling down whee she Wat found
peied with the cold. An inquest hold by Coroner
h-gorau aud verdict Of Death from ptsspsIsace was
pDl:Isd