New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-27

and IIoV a0O, ADAt %HHG appOSlZ ns TOT s'iS ISIS
of bis temper, be- did not apologize or BIS remarks
upoD the American travelling public, but made
them ct more emphatic. | charged Captsin Jud'
kipe in nv first article with card playing on the re-
csnt VOYAGE Of the Asia; and / now have added .he
further charge OF notorious gambling in former trips
of ystious steamers which he has commanded:
s,apd ready to prove whatever have SAID before
the Courts OF my country. II BAR Cuns'd o. osp'
Judkips decline such an inoactial invesHg ation
then let The public Judge which OF us has spoken
tha ruth and which has usksred falsebood
EPISCOPAL Diocesan CONVENTION Sixty.
sixth Convention Of .ha Protestant hp's 1opal
Church in the Diocese OF NewYovk commenced
Its sessions in our City at ST. Johns Chapsl, on
Wednesday evening last, and adjourned at lsss
bour last evening. The subjects brought before
the body az thia session have nos been marked ~
any remarkable degree OF interest public or pri'
vate. It was supposed that the case OF the blsnop
would excite another animated and heightened DO
bate, but the revolutions bearing upon this auoleot,
introduced by Rev DR.. Parks Of Trinity and Dir.
j. Augustine Smith, were last night Withdrawn oy
the movers, and the expected breeze passed oVef
The Anniversary exercises OF the Diocesan socie'
ties gave en encouraging picture OF the results Of
Auc idDoiB VI suO Pehs JO1h' - PA"N~fN'
have been perform ed in the Diocese by Bishop
CHASE of New Hampshire, and Bishop WHIT.
rISGHAM OF Maryland. We have in type sum
mary of the services performed by each, ia re-
spouse to the invitation of the Standing Committee
during she year-whicb, with the remainder OF our
full re port of yesterdays proceedings, will appear
to morrow.
The Diocese has been called to mourn the de.
cease during the past year Of the following clergy
men Rev. Amos Pardee, Rev. Henry w. Sweet.
GER Rev. Philip e. Miledoler and Rev. Isaac
Sherwood.
= ghe vexed question Of admitting Colored
Churches to voice In the Convention, was reviv-
ed yeaterday, as will be seen by our report in an
other cclumn. The subject was again compelled
to pase without decision-she ground of objection
being that the application of the parishes were too
remote for present action The Convention nd
journed at 80 early period that removal Of the
applications was rendered impracticable The
matter accordingly lies over till another year.
The sessions of the Convention ibis year have
therefore produced nothing worthy Of particular
notice. Their continuance has been unusually
limited but the transactions have been charac
serized throughout by the greatest harmony and
good feeling
The EeUrNocTIAL.-Our bright, beautiful Sep
TENDER weather OF the pact week or two, was 500
bright and beautiful to be continued longer The
sun had to pay his toll at the Equinox, rs usual
About midnight on Wednesday night, the hazy
veil which had been gathering in the atmosphere
for two days previous, deepened into rain, and
Yesterday morning opened dark and drearily, with
& drenched .earsh and dslzzling sky. Abou
noon the vapors lifted and for the ress of the day
We had 10 rain, but cold, ray windafrom the
north rs chilling as a Boston easser.' The rain
Ia not yet over and gone, unesG our weather facial.
sy should be at faus-and 1t does not often deceive
US.
u The Genera Gazette learns by stranger
from the East, that Jane Lind is staying at Irviogn
Tavern, Broadway street, New.York.
JENNY LIMBS BosroN JOURNEY B efots tho
Empire State, containing Jenny Lind and her
suite, left for Boston Wednesday, letter was re
ceved from Mr. Burden, President OF the Bay State
Steamboat Company, stating that special train
would be In readiness to convey the party TO Bos
ton, leaving Fall River at Il o'clock, and arriving
in Boston about 10 O'clock
We understand that just before leaving, Mdlle
Lind sent 81 900 to the Swedish Episcopal Church,
now being erected at Chicago This generous do
nation was promptly made, on learning OF the en-
berraaBments of the Church. Her many and lib.
eral donations to public charities ought to save her
from the alrnoss insupportable annoyance of 300
begging letters day which are sent TO her, and Of
having her steps logged by throngs OF applicants
for peraonal charity, three-foufths Of whom are
identity imposters,
JENNY LIsD's soEos We have received from
the publishers Firth, Pond & Co. Of franklin
square, and Jo'lie, Broadway, the new edition of
Jenny Linda Greeting to America, with splen
did national vignette title, OF which we shall an,sk
hereafter. The same publishers have .,tsnt us the
correct and authorized editions r. I" The Swedish
Herdsman's" or Echo 5org, Take this Luseo
and The Hermit and the Maiden, from Roberta
IL Diap5iO. all as sung by Mdle. Lind at her Con.
tersa. AL these songs are got up In most chasse
and elegant style. In fact we have seen nothing
in the way Of musical publications, which can aur
pasa them.
New grEAMER-" Jenny Lind is the name OF
pretty Little steamer recently built by Mr. Coil
yer, which is 70 commence her trips in two Or
three days between this City and Harlem
FRE.-About 12l oclk Wednesday fire caught
il some shavingD in the basement of the carpenter
ahop Of Mr. Farley in Tenthss near First-av. The
damsge sustained vas about 800.
BUST OF GEs. scorr-Oa visiting the studio
Of Mr. JosEs, the Sculptor, yesterday, we found
him engaged On bust of Gen. scorT, which
judging from it's present appearance, will be, when
finished, the most vigorous and characteristic head
OF the gallant old chieftain ever modelled The
head is turned toward one aide, the eyes slightIy
lifted, and the lips just parted sufficiently to obyi-