New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
New.Jersey Episcopal Cow eutiOn.

The annual session OF the Convention OF
,hS Episcopal Church of EewJersey is now in session
at Newark, with unusually large attendance. After
the usual preminaries and long and somewhat RI
nonous discussion upon the qualifications of delegates
growing out Of report Of the Committee on Creden-
tais adverse to the admission of Geo r. Cheetwood
from st. Johns Church, Elizabethtown,) the Conven
ton adjourned to the afternoon of Wednesday, when
Bishop poane proceeded with his annual address, of
which we give the substance from the report of The
Ntndrk Daily AdrrtiS1.
lie alluded to the successful mnisrations of Rev.
Mr.. Rowland at Someryille, which had produced
church that TO be consecrated on Friday next and
urged the exercise of missionary spirit for supplying
many other places IN the State where the same results
might be produced. On June 49, he consecrated
prosperous Church at Middletown Point On June %
be admitted three alumni of the General Theological
Seminary 10 the order Of DeacOns at New Brunswick
On September T. he laid the corner stone OF st Johns
Church at SomeryIlle. On September %, he presided
at the second Commencement of Burlington College,
when Rev. NJ T. Sckney indicted into the Rector
ship. On November !, he present and assisted at
the begin ning OF usage which he regards AS valuable
and piOus Each one of the alumni determined 10 plant
tree that day, and after services, they went IN
procession TO the College grounds and did On the
9Th OF December he preached the funeral sermon OF Rev.
Dr. Crowe in Boston the closest friend he ever had
In allusion to the special Convention at Burlington,
he said that the tolls and suferings of my whole
Epscopate were overpad by the unitering confidence
and the uniDching determination to maintain the rights
OF the clergy and people, Of whom God has made me
the overseer On the 18th of March, he laid the cor
neI.scDe of ST Stephens Church, Muilica Hill. On
Sunday, March % be instituted Rev. Jos F. Lybrand
into the Rectorship Of ST. Pauls Church, Camden
The number OF Clergy in the Diocese is o., OF whom
ARE Deacons. Two have been added by ordination
the Rev Mr. Smith and Rev. Mr. Hof and six by
fransfeT-Rev. Meesrs. Stckney, Coe Smith, Cries,
Clement Luipe and Goodwin. Four have been trans
feTreo 10 other DOceses-Rev Msssr Kidney, Potter,
Meyers, ana Mitchell The Rev. Dr. Barry has died,
Rev. A. Paterson has resi- nad the Rectorship OF
Trinity Church, Princeton Rev. Samuel w. Haliomed
hss lett Burlington Rev. Il. H. X. Mitchell has re-
signed the Rectorship OF Christ Church. Bordentown
Rev John L. Shedding that Of ST Johns Salem Rev
NJ. Potter that of ST. Thsddeus Rev Andrew Mcake
no longer oticiates al St. Thomas; Rev. James
Brown has been elected u ST Matthew'S Jersey City;
Rev n Petit has ceased 10 be Missionary al knows0n
and BevideEe aud been appointed Minister OF Christ
Church, Newton Rev. w. r. Cries is Missionary at
the Church OF the Holy Trinity Bergen Rev. COe is
Missionary Wesiied Various other ministers were
nsmed in connection with ciiferen, churches Candi
dates Hors,io StUbbs, John rrimble c. P Wright
Mil,iam Q posne, Robt J. Hervey, W. F. Hoffman,
William T. johnson, and : Meyers There are more
than go pupils at - Mary's Hall and Burlington Col
sge, and the Institutions prosperous
Tie number confirmed has been Az, beiay l39 over
any previous year. Three Priests and two Daacous
have been ordained
The Bishop said that the presenmert Of the Bishops
was served Oh him on the 5Oth OF April he trusts
he should have grace nc, 10 fail IN the duties he we'd
bTetOftn, alO ne nA1 cOnndt 10 tbs.
Diocese whose representatives ct the Special Conven
cn tled the heart oi Chrisiendom wiki admiration At
the course they took in sustaining his tights and rsspon
iciiit'es he then laid cory Of the presenlment on
the table.
At the close Of the Bishops address, Judge Ogden
moved that much OF the Bishops address as states
the fact that preseutment has been made against him
and the document itse which he has laid the table
be referred 10 Committee OF I'VE for consideration.
also much OF fls address N n
sce apy action should be taken by the Convention
Rev. Ar Sherman O'jeciec. BE SAID tue natter wa.
al cui and died. aud they had tAe reseu In their
p'tAe's, &c list they n al weil bring .nen up
Intcio;'iy tor adoption
he ives replied TO by dee Ogden Mr. James Parker
tld NJ beluIn-,on Gil! called Tor tie reaiieg of the
enArgts, Mr 7. thought TIE CcIveLiI0n should know
r., N o' lone hey referred theu q a Corm,lse
hev. NJ Philip Mr.. Wakefield, Rev Mr. S-u,,. Rev.
M DeLH f.n tr iacS Bi.hOp Vras 10 be tried
IN etitn large, - tai ..ct stale by the