The New York herald., 1851-09-26
Annual Cenvsnslsn Of the Protestant Bpas-
eoDal Church.

Annual CenvsnslDn OF the Protestant Bpls-
espai Church.
pIocEss OF NBw YoRx-sEcoNp Day.
srrr. 2S-The Convsntion met at nine o'clock thil
morning pursuant to adjournment
The Rev. Messrs HALssv, OF Sing Sing, end BvEl, o.
Pouehksepe read the lessons and prayers Of the day
The minutes Of yesterdays proceedings reed and
approved
Additional lay delegates presented their certificates,
which, being approved they answered to their names and
took their seats Several clergymen not present yes
terday also answered to their names and took their
seats.
The report Of the Committee the Incorporation Of
Churches was then read by Samuel Jones, Esq
CHURCH THE MESSIAH.
The certificate is presented in the proper form and
The folow ng churches are found to have been resu
larly incorporated according to law
st. Paul's, Kipderhook, Columbia county.
St. Micbael's, Brooklyn
st Mary's, Casteton, Richmond county.
All Saints, Broo klyn.
st. Marks, Broek kiyn.
Christs Church, New Brighton.
et Marks, New Castle.
The above churches were then severally received by
the convention
Mr. HnI moved that the church be received.
The Rev Mr.. LEONARD, Of this city, moved that the
subject II the admission Of colored churches be laid
upon the table.
Considerable discussion ensued, interrupted by fire.
Quent calls Tor the question. Mr.. Leonard's motion
having been seconded, was put aud carried ~ large
majority.
The delegates from the churches then answered
their names, and took their seats.
The Rev DR. ANTHoN then called for the report Of the
Standing Committee, which was read by the Rev. Dr.
Haiehs The following is q brief summary: The Rev
Bishop Chsse OF New Hampshire ofciated Bishop OF
this docess from Sept loth to May 1st and the Rev
Bishop Dsancey Of Western New York until the present
time. The repOrts the tWONB.shOps then
froxi which APPEARED that they had ordained eight
deacons and fifteen priests conseested wo churches
and con med in Il churches 17C3 persons out Of 2S7
clergymen in the diecess but has died during the
year There go congregations connected with
The address the mitee TO the House of Bishops,
in reference TO the supenscn Of the Bishop was read 1t
the conclusion Of their report by DR. Haight The ad
dress eloquenty depicted the disabilities under which
the docess lators and urgently requested relief by
limitation Of the penalty o. suspension Gas to time, no.
for this from the partfans Of the Bshop bufrom
the entire diocess of New York The address very
ably written. ana listened TO with much interest by all
This followed by the reading OF the reply OF the
House Of Bishops
The reading CT letter from the Archbishop Of Canter-
tury was then commenced; but, on notion was dis
psnssd with.
II being now u ocloe h. the Rev DR. SCHROEDER moved
&c take up the special order Of the day.
The PREsprsT then announced that the Committee
tie Incorporation Of ChU ches had examined and
found correct the certificates OF 81 Johns Chursh viii
hsmstuTg protest from Calvary Church, Williams
burg ale read sayrg that it necessary and
that they, Calvary Church, had prior claim.
Dr. ANTHoN--I move it be laid on TIE table.
Some discussion followed, when DR.. A. withdrew his
motion, and the whole unanimously referred to
a select committee
Dr. sHEorprR called for the spe cia order of the day
The CHAM decided that two thirds vote for suspen-
sion Of business is necessary in order to take it up
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fets yestr,ay Mr. spencer sppeaIed 70 ali who Wers
P "n sssn. RUE rs 70 hoasa ann a5or,sa with
the understanding that two-thirds' vote should be
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two-tbirds; xote should be taken TO-DAY
n So, ,WW 49, al uisb 20 49, nm this suh;ac,.
pF al wish 20 ,sHe up TINS suo'sc.;
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ss,sr, Nod wb.thsr vest.rlsys yot. was for the
ele ton ~ Bsbop or the eopsdsration o. the subject
m a rl,-,;or sas ,ssa nd yr allowed to nrocssd
N,oh Z, lie. DC III bss in ,;,isr cas.s hss, era
,sS i, ~. ,ostbs Rishon.s smoIument shall wa
now irer,s,e The uras for his n,sintsnsncs, cali for
ha rsnor, =, ns ~ mm,,,as On the Fniscnnal Fund
% iepora roror, ., ,Dr @ =. r.ad Oh 'He
NJ H,,,We came, di.cuss this ouss,ion b.for. the
.lection move tina we proreed for b~,i,b 10 baio,
Or srHporprrNIhsve speken thouehtfully and view.
irg the mnorance 81 the suhect ls IL be remsmbercd
h, u, ,, 49,, " s,e h h, s,on 49, ~ '' sh.m ~ %
point new Bssop while there is possioil!ty of the
rsorstion ~ our susrend, Bshop1 Lei ma h. xsre hov
we nroc.sd let ms nroviae for our Bishsn
Ih. motion Thai the nous. proceed orthwith To the
election of Provisional Bshoi WAS then called for
md decided in The sSrnatiye by large majority '''
ON motion Of DR. HA,cur reeolyei that the house en-
in tfi,f hefrr
so mportspt a matter The eopyeption then united in
sin gI part of the Glst Psalm and DR. read
prsyers A few moments were then sbent In silent
1be Ps ,sprSr sppoipted the following tellers-
On NJ. Ci,yieal I,f.s On IN, I'm Ys,s
Rev DIR Highly Rev Or Uaxks
Hon. Luther Bradish. Rev }. NJ Ward,