The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-18

OF the Ecclesissticai Court agreeing to sell the
evidence that they sstaated by spirit Of inole
and and that had they been sctuated
by the spirit q Christianity rational zeal for the pu
rMy ana dignity 1.-THE Church, they would never nave
consented TO such exposure In ADDITION this II is
also alleged that majority of the ladies who were called
upon the stand could never have consented to appear
there they had supposed such publicity were 20 be
given TO To r statement More than this 10 confident
cison fthe cout to the Subtraction Of the public mna
they are disposed to admit that probably there may
havs been some apparent indiscreons and ndehcacies
on the part Of the Bishop but they deny that the su
Of the and criminal character emerged upon
Bishop. and sustained BY his judges You can form
enforced In addition to this the intelligence ecsiy
ed yesterday exclusively in the Herald Of the outbreak
nation there 10 shs nG seSn
positively declared tn such under current it, and
has been at work in the United States Of America and
that Bishop Onderdonk has been made the victim Of the
unhoy squabble be confessed that the sp
y simultaneous in this country and England
somewhat avors this assumption for the intelligence
travs in the "sectionsn there of equal intensity
wit. those Of our own country.
have thus given you the substance Of the "Opposton
IN this city, and a. the motives of the gentlemen compo
sing the court unknown oil but the searcher
Of the heart impossible for US to do anything
than to think for ourselves and jump 10
illusions. The truth 10, there very large party
here who strongly and conscientiously den0uDcs
strong and 3 the eu Of Ss
Bishop They say that the whole sdsir sectional,
party transaction that the pecepts of religion pnd the
impulses OF righteous and godly spirit, have been
grossly offended for the purposes of unholy ject
On looking the register Of the American aday
two ego. noticed the nome Of your particular friend
Beach Of $780, celebrity in New York On inquiry
found that he has gone to Allentown. the the
banking institution in which appears he either has
about to have interest know nothing Of the par
ticusrs OF his VISIT Of but the old adage that
straws show &C." are quite indicative OF the times.
perceive that large pscards pos ed up in various
places in Third street, calling for rlainHeld notes
though l unable TO inform you ct What rate
they purchased neither touch handle un-
clean thing Your admonition has had the eject Of
king the public very careful acont their depostes So
much SO, indeed, to make note of the description
aoresaidrather hard bargain TO dispose of to much
profit.
Ole Bull, understand, will have . greater crowd
Saturday night than before to hear Nisgara" Tickets
are selling very rapidy and should Judge from sp.
repetition than II met in New York
Our theatres are doing very handsome business.
Hill at the Chestnut street, and Dunn At the Walnut
Houses crowded every night as usual
The reelection of the Honorable Daniel Sturgeon to
the U Senate, has given much satisfaction to the de-
mocrats though Judge Woodward a very ger era
favore before the election Mr. Sturgeon has
given very general sa:isfsction and, the whole is
probably az good man az can be found. Governor
Porter, alias Kickapoo Chief, is escually laid on
the shelf up.