The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-30

ptoctssEs. usuors. coNarc'n
HERos $500. PhIlsnder chase. ..........islo
Loh"tci,cut. $3.50, .Chos u Btowneu+,. ,,...,,,lS9
- William Meade, ..........lS2g
p"r,'la John Johns Assistant, .isis
North Carolina. o.. Levi \ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Jtftaorf %. .Johu II HOPKINS. 1872
Entpeky.. .Berjamin B smith. 1852
Ohio. 49,. Charles Y Melivaine. .1s32
Asw JTffV.. George w Doane'. ....... 1882
JenHess'e James Henry Otey. 1854
Htsrrrsfn and loua. Jackson kempsr. ..rs3j
1tttitdh's - ami a Mc.eskry. ....l'3b
IaviiIona.. .Lsonidas Polk. ......... .ls3s
Usstrn Ner T@k. WIN. u DeLsncey'. ........is3p
Ssuh Carolina. .Christephef Gadfden. .1si1
MuViurd.. WIN. u. Nhittinghani'. .. .1s4u
teeff a.. stephen Elicit. ...........lslt
Ieitucrt Alfred Lee. ...lNN
Efftachusenf &c. haatin LaHonrn. 1879
A. de- bond. .... John J. X Henshaw. ......tS4i
kcr HeHytiife... Carlton Chase. ......... 1884
.siaieH o.... .... Nichols n Cobhs 1919. 1slt
MstaHii. 90. Cicero \ Hawks. .........Istt
50 tar and T;Ecf. George " freeman. ......1sl
Pew i.ds.a.. AlcuAo Potter. .......... ISIS
sai's. ......... George burgess.
M.usisff ....... wnisn n Green. ..... 1850
fisfo1. -. ~ piscopa,t va-ant1. .......
grHFNNuEn ufsHors
psrrfp ron.a.. Henry q. Ondsrionk'. ISL
ksw loIk.... .Reujamin T Ouderdouk'. ..1sJ)
ussioSsHr nsHors.
ConaaHitnop's .Ioratio soutbgstC'. list
Those BithoIs mrked with an asierisk co are
considered high churchmen, and most o. tses.,
We believe, are PuseyieB. The remaining names,
comgnsing majority Of the bench Of Bishops, ore
either low church or moderate high churchnen
In England a me ,rty Of the present tweniy.sIx
Bishops, and the Archbishop of Canterbury,
primate Of the church, are low churchmen Arch
bishop Whstely. Of Dublin, is also prominent
writer end preacher on the same side OF the
question.
In the diocess Of New York, The low church
party, among the clergy particularly, have always
been few In number; and at one time the late Rev
Dr. Milaor, the predecessor of Dr. Tying, stood
clone In this city as a low churchman There
are al present probably not more than twenty
decided low churohmen among the two hundred
and sixty. four clergy Of this diocess But when
the Oxford tract doctrines Of DR.. Pusey and Mr..
Newman came INTO notice, aud were conntsn,nced
by Bishop Onderdonk and other high ohurchmea.
a new division took place among the clergy. and
Rev. Dr. Anthem, Dr. Hawks, DR. Whitehouse,
and other high churchmen, with all of the low
chutch party, took ground in opposition to the
Puseyite doctrines; and many clergymen are now
called low church who are, in fact, still high
church, but anti Puseyites.
The present election Of Provisional Bishop OF
this diocess hes been contested, not between high
and low church, but between the friends aud
opponents Of Bishop OnderdoRk; the friends Of
the suspended Bishop being backed by the
power and influence Of Trinity Church, which
have heretofore controlled the diosesl. d.
Sesbury was the favori,e candidate Of the On.
derdonk parry lie ives the late editor Of the
ChWrctmaT, the organ Of the Puseyites and the
Bishop; and when his election vas found insos.
sible, bs party rallied ssyely on DR.. Soath.
gate, late Missionary Bishop at Constaniinoole.
and then On Rev Dr. Creighton, Of sas Sag.
Wesitheser county
The foregoing, which we believe to be a cosrec,