New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CHRIST CHURCH, Brooklyn, T.. DIT il now
about eighteen months since the building OF Cht Church.
Bedford avenue Brooklyn. e. D.. Of which the Rev. Mr..
Partridge is rector commenced now oil but corn.
psed Tie style Of the building is the Geomereal Decorate
ed Gothic the plan Of the interior compehenJs nave
ass aud chance with two towers in 'front.' On the north
de OF the chsnce vestry room, aud the sooth side
the pastor. ,tudy and robing The extreme length Of
the building is l25 feet width IS feet the blight from the aOol
10 the ridge the IS feet aud TO counter ceiling - feet
Tic ceilings srched and dividsdinto panels with moulded
ribs, The chsncel window, which measures 10 % 81 ies
divided into i've bays and contains figures OF Our saviour
and the four Evangelist Matthew, Mark Luke and John,
with their respective ymbocsl types in panels below the
figures
Over tho figures gothic csnoples with mosaic bnsground
in ruby and green sternsed. On the borders soovs tho
csnope aud creeping up the piunsces are vince snc 'ns
caves, inter,peed with grapes. (which have sy"'oohs
rfsropce 10 the words Of Lord an the Woe ys ere
the branchesr The whole Of the interior hHihps' are "
black walnut Tie organ Is OF the largest in SewYork
or BROOKLYN Messrs Jsrdne Sons being the paider IL
has Il stops aud IIgl pipes The sa' hItue'' designed oF
Mr. Ges the srchec. Of the building, were mannectsoy
Fsow. Hoffman Co.. NJ Y, and reflect greet cree' upon
ba ss,s OF the dssguer and manufacturers Indeed the
whole budipz both inside and outside 10 Calculated 70 come
the admiration Of tho lovers OF the uriqoe sod
There s no pondcrous plerdor to weary the eye
m be nnt, of excellence Then there also another gsno
claimant Infused Ia conserving the sound OF inc esors Ok
oreaebet, voice. Thi. is thoroughly consumnaed every
word at the chancel heard distinctly s over the
house without an echo
In , completion Of this edice. Mr. Giles, the archee'
ouu ,n f. entitled TO the praise Of his prof'sior As 10
will tecsve the hearty thanks Of the residents Of llaH
burg
On Thur.isy evening there WIS an organ e'hi''n N e
church conducted by @. w Morgan esq 0Isani {" "iS'
Church Sew.Ysrk. The programme inci1osd nhe INV
luctory piece by Mr.. T. q. JMdne, seyeFs song % "
bort Rogers Miss Charlotte chartrs' Misc '"ii' 9''' '
" Pnv,rd l. Cu.hn,an and a number of grand perforn'
suces on the organ by Mr. q. W. Morgan Inc q"shoso'
Of tho instrument. were fully tested and proved egaa to the
souir.msnt, Of the church. The edhee filled wi!hs
highly respectable and sPpreeisve congregation.
TaE NEw ASSESSORS OF BEooKrYs.-Ihe city
members of the Board Of Supervisors met In the Common
cunc Chamber City Hail. yesterday afternoon, for the pus'
pose Of confirming list of five gentlemen nomnsea 10Y ~"
,,o by tho Mayor in accordance with the provisions 81
the amended Charter Of the City OF Brooklyn 'r o'"ss
a. u,ruan Of the Ninth Ward was called 70 the chsir
Communication from tue Mayor RECOMMENDING 'le i'''""s
candidates for confirmation was road;
John r Uennes.ey Of the Eleventh Ward Martin bfesn
Of the Sixth Wad Robert !. Luckey Of The Ibiid Wsdi
Thomas f. Griaeu Of the Eighteenth Ward Henry h. hiPsY
Of the Thirteenth W ard
motion confirm the list whole was lost Tor want or
wothirl VOTE when each was taken " separately,
aud every hsyps received the requisite number OF voies
va. dee AIRED elected Tie Board then adjourned Tie nuns
e Of Assessors under the old charter wac nineteen ono Ss
e,sh Ward and elective, the same ss Aldermen ana super
yi,ors Under the provisions Of tie amended charter shs
number rediced five and appointed by atwohiTd v''A
OF the city members OF the Board Of supervisors '