The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-13


soDai kno ledge Appeared the mere result oi ,Ds
village gossp, and respect involved Dr.
character except liz reference Lls failure In his
business as conn ced with his semnary al Flushing
After the doc uments cad, Rev. Mr. Fonsls. OF
Nav York stated that they were dsced 10 his coesgus
and himself and that DR.. MuhielbeIg mad intended to
have them subject our ration and dscre
This he had Learned until his morning. or else
they could have been preseted IN more io mai manner
had been intimattd TO then that such
charges be land they we're to be the Judges
upon them they had thought il impossible 10 keep their
from bus and therefore had not peIused Them,
and further opportunity oil totning an opinion On
them ond the Other deputies who had just heard them
read He ished their position 10 De understood
they neither preferred the charges against DR. H. nor
DAD they wish 70 be considered N the light Of hs prose-
cut0rs.
Dr. HAWKS then rose and rejoced in the opportunity
thus afforded hm Of nesting thes. s WAS sufs
there not generous bosom which would not y M
pahise with h IN the novelty and deiicscy OF bis posi-
tion. He had been long known TO The Church ~ con-
spicuous aborer iherenin such at lesst TO
bring cisrepnte upon and ut age OF 40 he had
been called suddenly and unexpectedly 10 meet aiis
called questions Of the
10 HIM involving Interests desT.r lar than lille ITSELF
lie did not believe there was brother within his hear
ing either clerical lay who would not 80 lar SppIe
cste the exquisite misery oil his uailon a. 10 rJocc
iron very bottom OF their hearts, IL he could wipe
away these charges lie stood before them-though tx
haasI.d body nIndw BY three hts of
sleepes watchuiness, when has head had pessed his
pillow seek iepose, and yet he Was UNIV iiiing
Tor single hour 10 ie. these charges stand,
after he had been allowed an opportunity oil pio-
ducmg his testimony IN refulaton and vlIdication.
He wished TO lie, the sp in he entered upo the
duty be understood he did II NOR, IN sorIow IMAM IN
anger he beies brother preferred these
churges had been msnioimed that he hsd listened WI
lage clamor and hastily subjects affecting the stand
ing OF bother HIS remarks he ould be-
ised with all becoming .hIstsn,
and all the courtesy becoming gentleman he would
no farther interfere WIN the pIivaey ol inaiyduaiA
necessary his yiudicaiion the
charges preferred agas him. vi which be was guitss,
both ts eight OF God and he reieried 10 lew
general particulars A. tLc proprietor oil st Thomas
Hall he hal been unfortunate ana every one knows that
business difficulties orune Is too often io-
p,ttf .h..uJ thAli IN. M
usual ring clergy manthat he had ost
his aihat he had been actuateu noI, osnsa iucti lion
desire enrich himself he cit he sould b. ehltsd 10
~ mpathy brethren. hen he could show that
all has Considerations were 10 advance The cause o The
churchtLat was DO known 10 his irisnds-thst eve
ny dollar made devoted 10 the foundation oi What
ho trusted wouiu ~-,-hs,-hn.ni TO .au
cate the sons Of cleigy men. he Trusted Ia. should
be sbsoived tom all IeiAonal and n.Ic.nsiy vsws
He had provd.nai as II seemed DUN his stay III Lis
city, met Two gentlemen Intimately acquainted WIN all
business could T.ute vi thvse charges
knowledge His bookkeeyer was here, and Three
gentlemen who were his sssisnees he couid 10y The
st4en.ns OF assgne-s counsel and trends the
show how he had acted upon their JuoG.
ment the sight Of Goo oi the chuicn ano VI
the word thnphanuy as qnit hmssl Of sly sct VI 40.
territorial dshohesy ils last lie .s before NE woio
many mad know him IRON chiiohooa- knew hn
early training beneath patefd hsid ana wound II Lot
mat at his Win reputation he Lad Lo
Cause 10 DO ashamed o. WIN chdien whsse Whole ID.
hun would be that reputation unbpaiIed
would II not seem passing stiahse, - he dictates u
policy, putting LIS Christian ouy our Of lie wsy.
should have Induced ham % &c differently thsn hss
been alleged gainst him. niight he Lot ssA would II
not have more sltsnse, hat he protesting
be a Christian miDlsisr, should have periiiea Lis
soul and bought aamnaton the seventy sh.kss
testimony eontlecteanse INTO that Oh ur Muh-
lenburx and QuarteI1an-- other pamss
70 the slateuenis We deal heaIsay Testimony
which would be received any count oi justice, Lut
ne ould not AVIAN himself technical dIthcul.s, but
SHOW th.se indis .hliey nssksn. aud
his conduct hal been lung eiss but VI q thsy
mad repr...nt,du There as one usaIvn oi winch,
II u y, he must indeed have hssrt u STEEL
tie alluded 10 Inc alleged manner oi fifchai giog the
school, snd leaving the ous, d ar chiidI.n 80 loved
"a rItl.u It4.l MN ~ 80 hal nta
could He abb. show that be DAD hot act u US ne
could irin all Ls nIs;oItu.s he Cherished and
nursed them to ia. last and delivered them 10 their
friends But why, would aAk are these proceedings
thus introduced Was there 40 cthsr way la Api,i
Of last his misortun.s overlook hm aiier when
remained In New ivrk more than SIX months u IS
when failure is that most complaints are spt 20
made, snu Inve,eistc Ny snaIth oil ceufhe,
w.remuch the suhJec OF conversation u he weIesun'y
oil fraud and oil duty "a Rot Daiveons thst
allie gsd gGs him thenf Why not have pre-
scented hin To The ,Seiesiascal authority ad dennidsd
his exclusion as unworthy rissbyurf But on tho
contrary, when he about leave New York he sp-
piled tom tho Diocesun the usual letter
f dismissal this he had pTese the Bishop OF
other Diocese the friend OF his 10y no had received
uivcese he had gone woik ana Ia ak months
had been elected Bishop OF the D.ctss Hnd a. seon
the reached h old Diocese all these charges
were urged against HIM when the very lapse OF Tune
should induced less conhdo 10 the slegatobs
As the statements which not Of Dr. Mahenbergs
own he hoped the aiI nation Of rresby
and the denial another VIII stand equal terms.
There statements To which, however he must give
his denial withou qneson1g the which tLey
made but he meant TO al least that DR. Muhien-
burg mistaken grossly miAiaA.n ana haa Deen ms
informed As TO all OF MI Quaftermsns statements ne
has been nised by ieengs and he hoped TO
show presented things IA the light oil an angry man DE-
Muhlenberg in his memorial that he was not bet
prepared for his charges End yet he asks This house
before whom the charges are brought should decide at
As TO the private grievances between the Doctor
and himself i've years ago they had Misunderstanding
about he thought the Doctor had voised It
and he told him But there other .xisiIng
The Doctor ia the chapel Or Sia sehoo Raj mi,
the use OF lighted candles on the altar, Ind the Latin
prayers Of the Romsh church used BY the pupils ST.
Pans College aud the morning and evening prayers Of
Protestant Episcopal Church translated also into La
tin, were for short period used. and mathis.
pers, lands, &c had been prepsrsd-of these he did
speak, and they should be excluded injurious in
christian school intended for Protestant pupils He did
not refer 10 these things the supposon that Or Muh
enberg vindIcivs hut TO show what the points
OF difference Asto our respective schools there
pirt Of rivalry did there exist any occasion for II,
for both our schools were full
Dr. HAWKS then took up the charges and reviewed them
ngth and in eloquent speech from - at noon IN
I'll at night Except short recess) made his def nee
The press OF matter and late hour Of adjournment,
pei US to defer all comment until our next.
The CASE OF FoRD The trial of Mr. Ford, at
st. LOUIS, Missouri, on charge OF numbering Mr..
Low, was brought to close Saturday, the 2sh ult
by verdict OF guilty from the Jrry after only Ave
minutes consultation The case had occupied the Court
nearly the whole week The following remarks copied
from the New Era will exhibit the ground Of this acqut
tai: The ostenshle defence up insanity but
the real and substantial urgc for scquisl
that Low had deceived the only dsughr Of Ford by pro-
mise Of marriage and refused IN comply with hrs
gagsment and deserted her under circumstances well
calculated to excite the indignation OF parent In their
srempt 70 prove Fords insanity the and synp
thereof the nature oil his insanity and the objects
which operated they brought out the whole his
OF the ntercours between Low and the dsug Of
Ford and thus brought before the Jury facts which pro-
badly had powerful effect upon them The feelings,
pathes, and moral senrbiliies OF Jury operate power
fully in favor o parent who commits Of violence
under such circumstances The counsel in this
like the justice who gave search hunt
drssknifr, in order 10 enable a TO make actual
search for oen turkey In their efforts TO prove
nty, they enap. 10 Introduce evidence upon which
they make most powerful appeal Of
jurors in behalf Of the prisoner
BRTTrsn GuIA We have been kindly favored
with the following additional news N ON Guins
relative 10 the late earthquake Of August 50 The sitter