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epce assembled the occasion the Temperance tA"
4. n most encouraging state OF prosperity Sele0l4
have We seen the Tabernacle more crowded ana
witnessed dner feeling pervatins puohc asssiN'''
Hon James Harper presided, and after Singing anu p'
er the Annual Report read which was ioi0"to -


truly interesting Address By Rev. VIM Patton ine"
sone singing By Mr Oakley-sn Address % Lao no.


more than Twelve years old narned Hanson tHen moro
singing. and an Address s-oua Mr.. In 2 Cough VII?
spoke certainly well and the purpose he made h'.e
slUsion 70 hmsefuerely saying ;he close that ne
had not coe there speak Of himself and only asked


fair field and honest for MS judges hen he HFs'
rose be WAS hissei from various parts Of the house 0y
persons. apparently who Rad distributed themselves
among the audience for ha; purpose he interruption
however soon died away and not renewed Alter
Mr Cough closed splendid silve- pitcher was presented
10 Mr. Harper from the Ladies' OF tae Union win an
address By Rev John Poissl to whic NJ Harper mace
suitab- reply.


TIE ORATog1o or JEPHTEA.-This Oraioro'
which has great svo. with the people OF the South
is 70 be b-ough, before NewYork audience nis even
ing at the Tabernacle by the NewYo.k Sacred Mlsic
Society. It ia said to be production OF great merit
simple bu, effective. The cLorusses are ably sustained
br the members of the Society and the principal solos
by Miss Northail Mrs andrews Miss ";ndmuler, NJ
Paige and Mr. sheppard. We hope 10 see the Iaoerna'
Gle crowded only 10. me Prcf OF the composer
Mr. Il Hewitt, but from desire that home 'sien' may
be encouraged and he effort OF the author duly sPP'e
ciated.


z Mr. WM. A WALKER our new Snperin'
tenden, OF Common Schools, is warmly commented IN
the Morning N.ics very able and popular oicer and
as gentleman cf enlarged and liberal views ard caPa-
bic Of rising above the sectara1 and Al nes'


bqoted conduct which has heretofore prevailed with
Z
We are glad to hear that iais important cre is go well
-led we remember this NJ Walker as one OF the
most porunste The solicitors VINO from time to
time waited en- on the thress errand OF as Ns our
signature to petitions favor OF sustaining tne ?uohc
School Society ini former monopoly OF Education u
our City. We rejoice 10 infer from the above 1auoauon
tina, his views have since undergone radical change


BuRGLAR1Es IL THE TWELFTH WARD-BLAcK-
WELLS Is1AxD-The citizens Of the eastern part OF the
Twelfth Wgrd have been much alarmed during the last
week by the frequency and eudacy OF the BursaTies
committed on the dwellings in their vicinity and the
complete mpunity as get enjoyed By the robbers We
do not know what efforts have been made to trace them
by our inim,abe Police but We do know that no
thing has been accomplished The citizens however
upon observation and consultation among themselves
have pretty generally the conclusion that these
ro55ies committed 6y conrcts from BiGckreFs Island
rho are brought bOGeR by the Keepers 0" Their
,cay 10 attend The Teas Oregon and Empire Ct6 Bd0s
at Tarrany Hall and aOred 10 odndcT where 3t please
ytVtbe Esc,s return TO b, rolced 5a The I.Iand
tius 5rir mid1h and morning. These convlc' have
been seen as far down the Third Avenue as Fifteh.st
over mile from the Ferry at O'Clock a; night per
fectly nj liberty aud unmatched and fully aware that
they are 70 give Of their time until tho morn
ing hour when their services boamen will be again III
Men ,irtpth theE T1pe
unconyiced conedcraics crime, obtain money liquor
aud probably implements and doubtless relieve the tedi
urn OF their waiting hours by burglary ana roooery
Their plunder either concealed handed directly to
their outside conicderaes and they in due time row oack
to the Island and politely escorted TO 'ner ces
Next morning the hue.andcy OF robbery is raised out
who thinks s looking for the thieves IN the cells at
Blackvels Island We spprehend, however that this
game has pretty nearly played out and that the gen.
tenen Keepers when they spor, The light fantastic toe
A. Tarrrgny hereafter will be required 20 leave one OF
their number behind The Ferry keep au eye on their
convic, boatuen The less presumption is that uhder
such auspices no farther robberies would be committed


yE- The Pewsin in Grace Church are advertisedio
sale and the building will be open for inspection on Friday
and Saturday of the present week This tuiy fnsgnin-
cent and beautiful s situated ut that point In
Broad way North OF Teuth-street where slight bend
gives opportunity OF seeing perspective view oil inc
Church for distance OF nearly TWO miles and It's lofty
spre appears terminate that long avenue now COM
posed of lofty houses and soon be lined with palaces
The material of the exterior of the Church ia OF
that beautiful white Marble, admirably adapted
for the exhibition of architectural forms and particularly
the rich ,racery and elaborate intricaces Of the style
which has been chosen By the architect Some Of the
outer and more characteristic ornaments in the form OF
bsttements and crocheted pinnaces remain to be put
nm bur enough has done enable TO judge OF
the effect they will produce when completed The oui.d
ing is in the form OF Cross whose longer arm is l44t
feet and the shorter 100 feet The sPre Is 2O es IN
hight to the top the Cross The architecture s pure
and tasteful adaptation the richest description o that
known Gothic-s style Designated as .tam0ogaaf out


i,le known the architects OF England aud never De-
fore attempted the United states The interior ls M
ished in the same taste with elaborate ornaments
auds coored 10 resemble the which the arcnec'
of the middle ages employed in preference ana o''e"
procured grea; cost for buildings OF sucleh' ipof
tance 20 vsrrau, the expenditure. The pews are made
OF black walnut paneled correspond with the style
Of the building They in number. ofvarious sizes
and furnish Of the convenient description
They are also assessed prices such variety that
while the wealthy exorbtant price the
mos, &C nveuien accommodations for attending worship
that have yet been constructed in city even absolute





poverty can hardly excluded from seats of equal lux
ury If less adyanageousy placed in reference TO dis
tance from the place where the service IS performed


The windows divided by uiulons and intricate tracery
are filled throughout with either glass stained in iae ire
or coored in the molten liquid. The stained glass ID The
workmanship Of artist who. unfortunately DID not
live 10 his work put up and who IN its execution Ia
bored FOR reputation he not permitted 10 enjoy
The variety Of patterns exhibited in the glass Is almost
endless and although Church itself IS sy'nmetric in
form beyond the demands of the style OF architecture
the ornamental parts are varied from capital 10 CAPT
ta ana from arch arch to present with the glass
subjec. OF long and careful study


The Church was planned and every part designed BY
syoung srchSct Of cur city. JAMES RESw1cH' JE. Of
this gentleman may be permitted 70 say that al.
though while he yet unknown to The pubic We nsd
An opportunity OF becoming acquainted with his learn
ing as engineer and MS practical skill as mechanic
we were not prepared TO ind him capable OF texriolng