The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-29

thew had not conquered in the resolution relating to
to Book Of Common Prsgeri In Danish
message was subsequently received announcing tnat
thev had resolution returning the thanks OF the
to the corporation OF Trinity Cnurcn
the st. Johns ana ior tns
both houses during the present session Inc
concHrred In. A., u ~
Rev Dr. WAINWRIGHT, Secretary Of the House OF
Bishops then appeared and said he was directed TO IN
them that the House Of Bishops WAS 70
the House Of Deputies and present to the pastoral let
ter and Join the concluding devotions OF the conven
ton. A.
The House then having suspended its session, the
House of Bishops entered and took seats around the
chance
After knssling for few moments in silent Worship
Bishops and said The pastoral letter viii now be
read by the Bishop of Virginia He Is selected as the
hope that this audience win attend to it with due So
is%n and with gratitude to oSd that our osnop' S ar
your serious and devout attention.
Bishop MEADE, iof Virginia, then read the pastoral
letter.
The two Houses then united in singing the ninety.
ninth selection Of the psams the appropriate prayer
and collects from the Liturgy read and the bene
dicton pronounced by the presiding bishop
The House of Bishops having retired
On notion Ordered, that 1000 copies Of the Pastoral
Letter be printed
The House adjourned SINE die
As the result of the whole matter in regard to the
from their anomalous position" both houses of the
convention finally agreed upon the adoption of the
following canons which it will be SEEM in substance
those at Arst reported by the joint committee
CANON T..
OF the Remission or Modification of Judicial Senten-
ces by the House Of Bishops.
The bishops Of this church who entitled to seats in
the house of bishops altogether remit and terminate
any which may nave Cssn Tr
Judicial tribunal modify the same 30 far az to de-
sgnste precise period Of time or other specific contn
gsncy the occurrence of which such sentence shall
utterly and be Of further force or effect Pro-
vidsd that such remission modification shall be
made except at meeting of the house of bishops during
the session of general convention or at special
meeting Of the said bishops who shall be convened ny
1 the OF
aid Of the meeting being given personally to each
bishop or left at his usual place Of abode provided
by numbe. Of said bishops not less than majority OF
the whole number entitled ct the time to seats IN the
in this canon shall be understood repeal alter the
provisions Of canon XXXlX, Of 1881.
CANON II.
Ofthe Penalty of Suspension
Whenever the penalty of suspension shall be nnicted
bishop, priest deacon, in this church, the sen.
shall specify what terms or at what time said
of the performance Of Episcopal duties in uacant Do
ceses or Diocese the Bishop Of Which is under dis
uSi Iny bishop, assistant bishop or missionary BIZ
shop may the invitation of the convention or stand
ing committee of any diocese where there is no bishop
where the bishop s for the time, uuder disability
.
tence visit and perform Episcopal offices in that diocese,
in any part thereof and this invitation may be tenn
De- Or Of the bishop
is for the time dnder disability by reason Of judicial
sentence may BY its convention be placed under the
other diocese of a missionary bishop, who shall BY
that be authorized to perform all the duties and Of
ces Of the bishop of the diocese having the
bishop disabled until, in the Of vacant diocese,
bishop duly elected and for the same and
sss until be-
ill., in either case the said act OF the convention DO re-
voksd.
authority of the bishop of another diocese or OF mis-
sonary bishop shall invite second bishop to perform
necton With the rst bishop has expired or is revoked
"a. Canon 3, of 1885, is hereby repealed.
Law Intelligence
CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Oct: 2s.-Bsfore Re-
corder Scott, and Aldermen Feeks and Tappan
TRIAL of Madam ResteE for Mrnslauguter, continued
Counsel for the people, Ogden Hoffman, John Aickeon
This trial was resumed at the opening Of the court
this morning when Dr. Smith was again called to the
stand, .ndfarthsr examined for the prosecution; :,
the symptoms following abortion, 0r'
A.-Psin in the head, chils, pain in the back, an
burning in the hands, SO.
Q-Whst is the character of hemorhsge produced by
violent abortion?
At is owing to the constitution of the patient nd
would be difficult to say how long 1t would continue.
been practising since 1885, my practice has been mode
rate; have known Maria Bodine from small girl;
knew her family; my acquaintance with her has been
uuinterupted have seen MIR. Cook; spoke to him
occasionally know the Doctors illspaush and Evans
attended Maia Bodne In 1914 for arrangement Of the
liver; she had other disease to my knowledge; shs
residing at that time about two miles from Walden
when called t. see her on the s iath OF april ad mo-
lions; from the symptoms, could not judge OF thu
cause, other than broksn-down constitution; could
could be sscribed | never made an examination
after the fifth of June, until yesterday; there were
no others present when l made the examination
ali the effects which discovered might have arisen
from many causes; could not have told the cause o
the effects except from the narrative Of the girl
could tell six months after abortion had been
duced whether had been produced not, from thu
| examine alton which l made there is no symptom BY
she quckens; ali the symptoms before that time MAY
arise frem suppression Of the menses; there
when women seem to be In labor where pregnancy doe
amned Maria Bodire yesterday at the request OF thu
District Attorney; DR.. Covel was with me. know Geo
Millspaugh; do not think ever told him that woult
make good thing Of the before was dom
with IT. did not at any time say that the matter ooult
Dr. GEORGE CsLEs being sworn testified as follows
practising physician, at IS Carmine street in th
city. On the goth day Of June, is46, Maria Bodin
called upon me to examine her. did so, and found tn,
usual symptoms Of pregnancy came to the conclusion
that she was pregnant
| fore June, 1885, made only an external examination
ut that time made my mind up from the appearance
of her breasts and from what she told that she wal
pregnant should not have made up mind as to her
pregnancy If she had not told what she did: would
not give opinion from the appearance Of the
breasts Alone because that might exist from othei
than pregnancy; think it could not exist from
suppression of the menses; there no person
| with her when she came to my house.
| PnILIp SrARxs being sworn deposed-I was a police
man Of this city in June, 1916; the 27th Of that
month saw Maria Bodne come out Of the house o.
Madam Restel; accompanied her to the house Of he
| sister, In Bleecker street
Epwnr EVANS sworn-I ON . physician; reside al
Walden; know Maria Bodine attended her in Sep
tember 1916; she was Maria Youngblood's, In Wal
den she complained Of pain in the back and bowels AZ
ter some requested her to allow me to
anime her breasts did her breasts enlarged
and her clothes were apparently with milk the nip
| ple was prominent and drawn out with dark crc,
about them; told her the pains in the back inter
mittent and seemed like after palms. she out Of hs