New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26
>ixty-EiQhth Diocesan Convention Of the Pro-
testani Episcopal Church OF the Diocese OF
Ncw-Nork.
SECOND DAN-MoSN,NG SESSION.
TuuRsDAN Sept -


THvSsDar, sept s5
The attendance at the Convention this
morning was large and the galleries were well GleI
with spectators N9oc.ock the Convention
opened with the Order for Morning Prayer. by Rev
wv. ?. H,t>EY OF sing sing. assisted by Rev Sas
rrI BUELL of Poughkeep>le.
Aher recess. at 10 O'Clock the Convention was
called to order by the President, Rev Dr. Creighton
OF Tauyiown, Wes,cho>.er Co.
The minutes were read by ihc Secretary, Rss
Ber amin |. llaighi, ot this CITY Professor of rae
olocy IN the Episcopal Seminary. and approved
Ancr the minutes werc read. certificates from tsy
DELEGATES not vet presented were received amons
which Hon /adock Pra.t. OF Pratt>yilie Greene
Co.. responded 10 his name As delesalo trcm Grace
ChuIch, IN hat village
The names OF members OF the Convention not pre-
sent Yesterday were then called after which, The
Report OF the Committee an the lncorpor tsion d
Churches was read hy Chlet-Justicc joNss. The fol
loving were reported aS approved y Pasls, kn-
deThoOk - Mlchaei'>. Brooklyn 81 Msry's, Rich
moud ~. Marks BROOKLYN All SAINTS. Brooklyn
Christ Church. astleton Richmond Co NJ MARKS,
Newcastle. WeSchestcr.
TIE certificate Of the Church of the Messiah, (co-
locod) Is IN proper form. but imperfect, a. L wants
Tie endorsement by the standing Committee
The question on the admission Of tins Church. .
colored church ~ this city, coming up, Rev. Mir
Leonard. of Emanuel church, moved 10 lay the
whole subject on the table After some discussion Mr.
pressed his motion 10 lay the whole subject On the
table Ilis reasons that that the sTea, press ~
business demanded all the Time OF the Ccnvensios.
and ths' The discussion would likely draw forth .
great deal OF feeling. evidence of which. WAS
yoiN soon given. joins Jaw Esq, urged aueniioatS
tins matter but by large vote II was iad upon the
table.
The admission OF additional delegates VAS now
proceeded with
The report OF the Standing Committee beng thea
called tor. by Dr.. Aulhon It was read by the Sccrs
lf.x fn
COMMITTEE organized in Dec 1850 Rev Dr. Boz
ucn. President. Then report OF proceedings VAS
long and gave a detailed statement OF the EpDcs-
pal services IN the Diocese of Bishop thaSe OF New
Hampshire. Who exercises the Episcopal office at
The present time Examined and ordained dee
cons and priests dcpoSed from the ministry
ddnliiod CSC TO continuation delivered - sddfcsress
and visited 20 churches.
Bishop Deancey's Report followed that OF bishop
Chase the reoapluatlOn OF which states That Ne ha1
ordained and examined deacons pued con
nTmed, ~, visited Churches, - Addresses, 70
consecrat,d Churches married one couple baP-
tyCd ore person. General aggregate, LOB connr-
nations IN Il Churches ordinations deacons ana
priests 2,3 clorgymen and 20 congIegaueos
ont OF 20 clergymcn N the Diocese, but one has
diet-Rcv. G.. W. Clark, OF Willlamsburgh.
The Commissioners appointed to inquire INTO the
ease Of several clergymcn, Mcssrs. Selkirh, walker
and sterling. reported IN favor of the acqulttai Of
MI SclkIrk Mr. Walker - still under trial. and
Rev. Mr. SeAnk has been suspended for one year.
unless he give evidence Of repentance.
Rev T.. + Wancns Is 70 be tired this week. Rev
/. ; White deposed al ms own request.
The Report Was accepted, ana followed by he
reading of the documents thereto appended The
hrst paper gave "A history of the proceedings m the
case of Rev Or. Ondoronk, ate Bishop ot the Dio
cose of New York with the reply Of the Conversion
of gishops to the Memorial OF thc Diocese ot Now
York, presented by Rev DrS. Berrien and Hnght.
dated sent 10. 1850
Thee documents. or their substance, having al
ready been published, Il 4, unnecessary To repeat
hem here The Report Of the Bishops is adverse 70
the restoration Of Bishop Ondcrdonk
Rev. Dr. Schroeder moved the special order OF the
das be taken up.
Commute on Churches reported IN favor OF he
admis on Of It Johns Church, Wlamsburgh A
protest against the admIss read from Calvary
Church. Oi the same place
The protest objected that u. Johns Church was
not needed Calvary had been IN existence three
years ard had prior claims that "the osset oas nsf
80 meh preach The gospel aso" oppose the calvary
Church.
Moved By DR. Tyng, and seconded, that the Re
port aud Proto st be- referred 10 Special Committee
Carried.
Rev. Dr. Schroeder moved to proceed 10 the spe-
cial order of the day The halr decided that u
could not be done without twOthrds vote.
Hon John & Spencer appealed The question:
taken by rising vote, when the convention rose
The spar.ng IN regard 70 the order Of business
having elected some feeling, THIS result produced
hearty laugh all over the house.
The special order then came up, IA ue shape "t
this resolution
Rg0r,d That the sub ect Of the election ofa Prs'ssnsi
BshU b. =
Rev Dr. Schroeder spoke on the resolution. The
Diocese Is IN an anomalous condltIon-It Is IN apsin-
FIJI condition We have dIscOrjant notes among US
We must proceed A. they do IN music, destroy o0e
dlscord by another and thus by the concord oil SIS
cords 10 produce perfect harmony We must theo
elect q Provisional Bishop But before We eect a
Provisional Bishop We must make some provisiohI IN
him we must inquire where the funds are To como
from for his support On these grounds he caliee Rf
the Report Of ne Committee on the Epscopa fund
THIS report stated that they had written TO Dr
fst. fsI I'm al
Dir I'M Of Albany, lay Delegate, moved that
the Convention proceed 10 ballot ioI frovisi"hs'
Bishop. .
DR. Schroeder entered his solemn protest, and he
desired u 70 be- remeInbere against a TOO hAstr
procedure IN tnIs important matter. Lei US Dew%e
lo~ We PIT unpedlmenis m the way 0f our bishop
d aereni phase. may come over the House OF Bish-
oos before our reyefed Bishop dies the wheel may
tim round. and n. sky may brighten Let u ss
cautious. then. IN eur proceedings
The motion Of Mr. liIn now put and carried.
nth hat one two dissenting voices, that the
House proceed to the election OF PfoynohA
Bishop
Before the election, TIE President suggested 10 the
Convention ths, IA proceeding IN 50 important a
matter tie election Of Bishop the house sioao
spend some time ~ prayer and caiieo VIC
tu Order - a..
After spging the three closing s'anzas OF Ihe si~
Psalm. PRAYER by the Rev 'hairmin ana some
minute. spenf IN silent devotion, the rfesioeh' IN
,,c-.r.,d - Teilefs on the Clerical vote Kew Df
49, ~, Luther Bradish. Mr. G. w. Mitchell.
/ TeIera on me Law vote Rev DR. Hawks, Hon
Joln 4. DIX Rev Mr Ward
The Convention proceeded to ballot Tor rro'h-
ional Bishop
D,.GRAoEFuL RIOT-At Oswego Center
searnl! rot TOOK place on Wednesday, i'ih. There
~. a bau al a public house, and seven or eish
5rrirkeu rowdies got In among the cancers. re~
cIs-ed and the rowcies we're elected They returned
10 iLe cnarge largely reinforced. and stormed tbe
iouse TIE ladies' fed through window 10 'ect
high aEc the gentlemen followed Ihs os~eg' f.1es
~ describes the retreat All made pTecIpitOus
treat young men and maidens, bullies and hghtns
non The propnetor OF the house and family Some
took shelter IA a field Of corn, Others at De.gabor
+ ing house, and Others IN various plsces.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN l.g Roy On
saturday morning last FIRE occuTed IL The village u
! - Pox several Old slantes were burned