New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-02
CITY ITEMS.


- -,r =, the .-su,nent eoutsined in Bishop Ooisr.
sonk, Memorial. WAS the aim Of 90 Memorial 70
.box The negr,iy q tie 'sri.rcc pronounced upon
bin pa, as or informant says. the Report Of the
~-,t.,, vas ra,hsr reply % ;hs several arguments
s,-s have been yutusssd in LIE CaTeinaa. touching
tb - is,ics of pensy ir6isies undsr a. Poa fi1o
law The iscra8i5;y Ct the witnesses or The trial snd
,h let hat several Bishops sai 'h-i 'r Who were
coufesediy hostile % B.sh1p Olterionk-rsssc ne
which have Induced various eminent Urlsi ct this ard
other s.stes o. pronounce the sentence rtA aVa rod
IS Tire Report WAS not hrelcre considered Apqropri-
Ate. II VS. n. jsciel b. tbs body Of The Bishops
Nor were The usjeTiiy-he sirt,e1 who were opposed
% the sra uisvo-s5ie % trs Bishop OF tbs Diocese
a. would ayqc.r b. The statement Of the Cgr.D. The
e-cuuistsrces were tnese lt found that ArSsg Of
the TWENTY-FIVE Bishops sssirft srd nsrs In favor
Of bis restoration Ills friends andirs ms 1r,y IL the
opposition desired 70 avoid any action Of oppressive
or Injurious Character and therefore four u them
united with twelve who we're present and opposed 10
him 10 RESOLUTION that be hsve leave 70 rttdrar Is
We-griaI This IL Il obvious vii rot shut the door
10 bis future rsior-on. Two or three were absent At
the time among Whlm ore. a. east was bis friend
Had the romsi1ng ell united with he other friends IN
vong .r tie latter resolution the reason for the action
Of hess four would cave been proos6y. better under
stood 70 they themselves subsequently explained to
the Bishop Tie ak however. eousitsrst any
Insufficient which Old notdirecy provide for his reso
rs'.on
Ths Report Of the Committee was revertholess com
rnuuicated TO Bishop Ondertonk It's language.
informed is % severe that II Il be permitted to
tie light il will Be likely 10 be sreAer benea, than ln
Jury 10 the suspended Diocesan whom bis friends con
siaer more sinaed agslust than SHINING" And, ln-
deed Il l. not easy 70 understand how any party could
reasonably expect confession Of guii an evidence OF
special repentance from man who has from the first
4. ME A that be- guilty OF any impure motive what
ever may b. the opinion % tbs truth Of thsi denisl
one thing As our informant remsrks,is cerisin The
General Convention has settled that the Diocese Is
saf racauf and DR. Onfcrdonk IL by squence, the
actual though sull suspended, Bishop Of New.York.
re- The Church Of the Puritans on Fifteenth
y was on Sabbath morning solemnly cousocrsled In
ihe presence of very crowded audience Dr. Cheevers
subject was The Dependence Of sencuhcsiion On the
Truth Of God" The revealed word Of God TO sci,
forth III. truth" he said was the purpose for which
lh. temple bulk snd dedicated It Is the Divine
Spiritual mus, impress this truth the soul and make
{, eaec,us 10 s.nc,asa,on and to have il eectusl to
,h. erd :, must be received Gods word and believ
ed a. bis testimony. The power Of the Sabbath snd Of
the ministry depended be said ION the pure word Of
everlasting Truth being accompanied by the Spirit from
10 the evening. Rev Mr Kirk Of Boston addressed an
Overlooking congregation in the same place, 10 his cha
racier'sc style Of eioqueuce, on the Renown OF the
Early Christian Fathers SIR. X. announced
pected 20 give another discourse on This Tuesday even
/ ing
~ We presume that in the labor and turmoil OF
,he election the of the evening st the Taber.
nsce will not be forgotten. After thu dscorfs OF the
cay the harmony Of the evening will be found soothing
and beneficial Beside Herr and sivor, Knoop and
Madame Otto are to be heard.
We call particular attention tina, part Of the sdver
t.emeut Of this concert which relates the change In
the price OF tickets those who buy before the open
I ing Of the doors
r. II IS said that Mr.. Crafts, known for many
yesrs As the accommodating and genernanly box Office
keeper Of the fremont Theatre. Boston has received
very liberal oaer to become the financial manager Of The
Aston place Opera House and that be has decided to
scceptit
rF'A new musical journal, called the american
Musical Iins made i,s appearance on Saturday It I,
an octave Of Is pages and 10 edited by Henry c. Wa,
son, Eco.
ArTEMPr At SUICIDE BY A BoY.-A boy about
thirteen years old named Philip lsascs cut his throat
Yesterday morning In the recitation OF the Lui
owst Public school. lie had long been unruly boy
and his father who had been absent from the City va,
about 10 place him In the navy the teachers OF the schoo
having apprzed him thathe youth could no, be retained
there. j. Is doubtful whether be will survive.
IT. TIE NEw-YoRE TrPoGRAPHIcAL SOCIETY,"
held special meeting A. the Howard House. Sa.ur
ssv evening asst % receive the report OF committee
apprinisd 20 revise the Constitution and Bylaws. A
number Of members contended that tho ausndmenti
could not be- c0nsiiutonaly adopted Al that meeting
which caused considerable discuisionsnd resolution
passed that the Society meet Tor their final adoption
on Saturday evening the 9Th instant.
CouRr Or SESSIONS M0nday-THe Caiendal
for NgrcnJer s a. J0Agrs-Bursiary 3 grand larceny
ID. oigamy att mpt n rape, assault aud battery
3; abandonment witness J. Total %
The November term of this Court commenced lhi
morning ard the lis, Of Grand Jurors called but su
Client number NOT being present they were discharged
+, uur "Wednesday morning.
/ Ca,eof Madans Resfsl rssun,d TIE trial OF Madam,
Rsste then resumed and The testimony The par
, 7 OF the defence continued.
Ca,karfre Doasiin1 sworn ~ live n Waldron; hay,
lived there three year, know Maria Bodnei hay'
known her three years she lived A. her sisters Mrs
Noung5uoi lived Ia the same house with Mrs Young
. blood Mshs eit Waldron for Rsmspo about the pm
/ Of April: know Mr. Cook be left Walfron about ID,
, lot OF April remember Marss coming back from
Rsmspo 70 Wsdron. sick she wa sitting up when
saw her Dr. Evans commenced attending her that tsy
she told e that she rad taken cold and lost her monthly
turns and that she bad been 10 old lady 10 New
York who gave her medicine that helped her saw
her every day her character has been generally yerJ
late 10 he Fall OF fJ DR.. Thomas hllspAugh attendc,
her a. that time she bad large gathering under he
arm and she much distressed IN her back w0ulG
not believe him under oath
Z Cross eI0miqed- II DO not know how long Mr.. Cool
lived At Wadron be there when moved to tina
place Maria then lived with her sister che aitervarG
, went % live with Mr Cook
Jane Hatch II live 10 WadrOn have live,
there nearly three years am married have 9 chill
dren. have known Maria ever since she was SINAI
sf her character has been very bal for this last hy
Year, do not know what tins Mr.. Cook went % Ram
800. Maria left Wsldron ABOUT the 2lth April | reco
oci the time 10 consequence Of the illness Of one Of
children saw Maria when she returned from hsmspo
! she stopped Mrs YounsblOods ! saw her passin
about several times that day.
Ge0rge D. sfcLGas sworn II reside a, Waldron
hsva lived there than ~ years Vas employee
. bg Mr. Cook la l-44 sui a lsst lived with MIN j
the -yrlng OF 20 IRE; 10 RsmsDo 10 the a
u a. buf OF and o. Waidr0n until April
kus Marie bOdins she lett Naldron 60 % RsmspC
alter the 2lst Of April she sick through the IA
snd " ntef % % DR. Thomas Mispsush attended her
T. ! saw him al the house took medicine from Dr..
p. AAlsps1sh 10 mr. / gave IL into her hand
/ Cross crfmiaed-Asris was doing household work
/. the house 0f Nr. Cook.
= Beradrd CrusdeA sR0ru-l reside 10 Ulster County
/, knoN Maria Bocine / have known shout years
know she itff pzcs sbout miles from WaitrOn
) l-8f - a. Nes York where sna stay-d month