Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-26
Correspondence of Mc National h,tellipenecr.

NEW NonK, Dec. II, 1874.
The investigation into ihe case oi Bishop Ooderbonk
is not yo concluded; and We have no further lyht upof
the probable result Of the lfa Same persons ave sui
posed that the charges against him were OF heretlca
nature, based upon indications OF his Partially Tor the
doctrines Of Pusey and the fraciarans but This suppo
s'ion Is erroneous The complaints have reference sole.
y 10 his moral character as proessod Christian In
e pursuit ol ms investigation legal counsel is employ
ed on both sides. llnm krtchnm Esq is retained nv
the presiding Bishops, Otey, Meade and Elliott and
David Is. Ogden, Esq, conducts tie case ON behalf of
The accused. who, Is SAID, has also sent for John C.
Spencer notary public Is employed the witnesses
OF whom there are quite number, duly sworn as IN
court OF justice An attempt WAS made by the coun
sci Tor the used early stage Of the moceedpg
10 exclude testimony which went back further than five
years-lhus applying the pncpl Of The statute of lin
''a''ons, but the objection oyerruled The hours
OF attendance OF the Court from nine o'clock IN the
morning 10 three IN the Afternoon The strongest tesii-
nony Is that brought by females Of responsibility and
WORTH who have taken exception to iamiliartes IN tho
part OF The accused, which they have pu, preudlcal
constructions. There is painful degree of nrtes,,x
c,ed rs 10 the result OF This trial among all the friends
OF Eplscopacy not only in this city hui ,hronpbor Tho
Union. The Bishops whn sill in Judgment are all good
aud true men, who will speak their honest conyicliops
without regard tt the consequences to themselves ar II
church.
The ioot-race came of yesterday on the Beacon
Course, according Ia announcement. The weather was
~ uhnS''ng That the NUMBER OF persons in attendance
was mol large. The American champion wa.a second
time beaien- Greeaigh, the Englshlnan reaching the
winning post more than hundred yards in ad vance Of
his antagonist. There were but two competiors-ihe
victor receiving a thousand dollars. The distanco was
twelve miles, and was accomplished IN sixty nine min
nies and some seconds. For nearly eleven miles and
hall Gdders'efrc the young New Yorker was in ad.
vance, but on entering upon the last half mile Green
haieh made rush. which lief, his competitor far be
hhd' Inc race was a very pretty one aud both the
enamp"ns d'd Their best Previous 10 lis comnencem
There was iourmlle race for $780, there being seven
competitors TWAS won very neatly by .in,LIose jack
son IN twenty-five minutes and ten seconds The race
'' loot races seems TO he cooling down at length and
that OF Yesterday will probably be the last
Inc s'ock Market was again heavy day; and there
was decline of from two per cent on several n
the lighter stocks. The beet that Mr. Calhoun will b,
the dominant spirit in the new as well as the present
administration operates unlavorahly upon enterprise.
where nancy IA required. Oar insurance offices ha "
suffered heavily by the loss at sea- or the shr
AlabanIan. The whoe amour, insured in w all stree
Is estimated at abou. sixty Thousand DOLLARS