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The following article Is from heEcbo, published
at Panama, by DR.. Theller, formerly from Bu.Ia.
10. It is reasonable warning and should be
carefully pondered BY those who are about to
turn their faces towards the Golden Gate.
MANY persons have journeyed hlther from the
United States, during lew weeks past, with
scarce sufficient funds to dcfray their expenses
thus far, and many complain, as have riany hc
fore them. that stories have been circulated from
one end OF the United States to the other statrg
that the passage expenses from New York to san
Francisco were some fifty or one hundred dollar,
less than they really are Now, II there l. any
one thing upon which We have expended time
paper and lnk caution on this sllicct has beer
that theme. We have time and again, repeated.
IL and frequently, urged 10y every argument ",
could Oifcr that every one coming to Panama
and designing to 90 on To California, should pro
vide themselves with sufficient funds Tor every
known expense, at the highest rates, and theI
add thereto $lu0 In that way all the trials an,
dependence and suffering woud be avoided, cN
crpt in extreme ard entirely unavoidable case,
No man should think Of leaving he tnlte,
States, after securing his ticket to Cb0graS, viii
less than $500, and ,u nine cases out Of ten, l.,
will have entirely consumed that amount by thu
time he arrives at San Francisco, with pcricc
health all the way and u Storage passage from
Panama to San fmucisco But 1t is even SAT-,
and more prudent to obtain u through ticket t
san Francisco at New York, and have balanc
in pocket of sixty dollars for actual isthmus eS
penses, and surplus, which every traveller 4
judgment will always carry, wherever bound
for support during sickness, one Of the Ills {
which all flesh il subject We have 80 often an
at such lcngth, repeated these cautions that "
hope they will some day do some good.-We ar
told, there will not he less than Ten thousand en-
grants leaving half "A dozen Of :he Unite
States during the spring months so close at hanc
aud we would gladly reach one Of them with GU
present word, OF warning We, therefore, esp,
cially request our exchanges, and Others by whor
this article may be read, to publish and en(orc
upon the conviction Of all within their sphere til
statements We here make
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-06

Tag GAINES Casa Geographic despatc,
from Baltimore, of the 9th ult., says, The
Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun has understood that the Supreme Court viii
decide the Games Case, which has now gon,
through every grade Of our courts, aSains; Mrs
Gaine,. affirming the decisions Of the lower courts
Judge Cstrou has been selected to deliver the
opinion. Nus Gaines ooqusel have appriscd he
Of the result"
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m IS ~ ERRONEOTS IDEl


That disease cannot be cured except by taking
large quantities OF medicine INTO the stomach, N
great many cases of which more injury Is done,
although the disease IN prnt be &C tuniIy cured
The coats Of the stomach by convinced use OF nau-
seating mixturrs frequently becomes so disorder
Ell that the Dgrstirc Function Is scrioSs!g iRlur-
I'd the result of which il dyspepsia, rerTousnr-s,
chocs alternate dmrrhGl and costyeness, fla,u-
lcnce, night mare, &c, &c. Would it not, there
fore be very desirable to possess remedy, which
being applied Externally, would excite the alb
sort,ents to increased action, and thus carry of
through this Medium the deleterious principle
which is the direct Cdtsc Of the disease Surely
every thinking man will admit that this would not
only be the most pleasant, but b. far the safest
means to effect the desired end. The Amos; SUI
perhuman cures performed by the Arabian Phy-i-
clans in the days ofold were mainly effected by this
course OF treatment and the ingredients OF which
H. e. FdrrslFs Cci,brdicd arabian Li'incnt
Is composed, are extracted from rare plants pccuI-
iarto Arabia. This great Linimcnt (Which IS no"
tobe bad of most respectable Druensts and Ner
chants in every town in the United StnteS Is daly
etccttng cures which seemed beyond the power Of
medicine to control, consumption, bronchitis and
liver complaints in their first stages nervous alice
tons, indigestion, enlargement off the spleen, scro'
mlous tumors, gotre, &c, SC, are frequently cur
ed. and always relieved by its use. 1t IL unsurpass'
ed as an anodyne-relieving severe pains IN ie"
minutes aitrrits application it soohcs the irritated
nerves, and produces tina, delightful tranquility ~
grateful to the nervous invalid. Sprains, bruises
wounds, burns, sore throat, chlbains, rheumatism
sun pain &c, &c, are speedily curedby 1t, aud io
nearly all ailments in horses or cattle, requiring al
external application, 1t is an eilectual remedy.
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The Ga,xyrLLe AcAprur.-We are pleased to

The GR,SvILLE AcADENY.--We are pleased to
learn that the Granville Female AcaIemy, so IA
yoraOly known to many Of our citizens, has been
reopcaed under the most fattcring auspices.
The Board OF Trustees have engaged a lady tArs.
S. A. Adams Coolyl just from Che east, as frnei'
pal she brings with her the highest testimonials
from distinguished gentleman IN Massachusetts,
President and Professor, in Union College Schen
ectedy, n. Y. and other literary men in Lansing
burg;Samiosa Springs, and Syracuse, Of her su
peror qualifications for the position to which she
has been assigned, We would respectfully rec
ommend this Institution to all of our citizens whc
wish to send their daughters abroad to be educa
ied.--Granvillc is famous for its morality anC
steady habits, and is therefore, peculiarly adapt
ed for an institution of this kind.
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Look ont for Countcrtttsl

Til public are cautioned against another coun-
trrEt, which has lately mndrts appearance, called
W - Farrclrs Arabian Llnimcnt, the most dan
gerous OF all the counerilts because hs having the
name oi Farrell, will buy it in good faith, without
the knowledge that counterfeit, exists, and they
will perhaps only discover their error when the
spurious mixture has wrough, its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by II,
G. Farrell. sole inventor andproprietor and whole
sale druggist, No II Main street, Peoria, limos
to whom all applications for agencies must De- adj
dressed. BE sure you get u with the letters H. u
before FarrelIs ,hus--li g.. fARRELh'S--nhd
his signature on the wrupper--nl Others are coon-
terleits. 80,
and Walker Il Hickling, druggists, Ottawa, aud
by regularly authorized agents throughout the tnl'
ted states. ,,
n<,- Price - and 80 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS. WANTED IN every town, vlilng"
md hamlet IN the United States, N which one Is
no, already established. Address u Il Farrell, MS
above, accompanied with good reference to chnrac'
ter, responsibility, &c, leu si-s'- NV
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PRo-rgRrY OF TExAs,--on the prospects and
prosperity Of Texas, the New Orleans ficayrnt
gives an interesting article, which describes the
progress OF the people Of that country as won
derful:
Since the close of the war with Mexico, the
improvement has been as rapid as uninterrupted
New towns have sprung ap, IN some cases with
wonderful rapility; the old ones have greatly
enlarged their limits aud where their dimension.
have not augmented, their business. has. A broad
stream Of emigration is constantly nowing int,
the State, composed Of an enterprisiug aud pric
teal class of population, who have all their lives
been devoted to agricultural occupations, and a.
Texas is peculiarly adapted to the pursui: Of cv
cry branch Of that important department Of Ia
Dor, it will easily be seen how useful and ncccs
slry to her such population i.
The influx Of such men rs these has Of course
had its effects The class Of small farms la.
quadruplcd over the larger portion Of the State
new counties have been added to tho'c already
unregistered and new and broad advance
guard of the French, German, and American col
onisis has been pushed into tho domains Of the
hordes Of jealous savages that watch the north
crn frontier The prevalence Of small farms
such Ms we see in the Northeastern States, Ia d
striking feature in tho present condition Of Texas
particularly in the Western part On the sea
coast there are many large plantations, where
the sugar cane, corn, indigo, and cotton plant
grow equally well bu. higher up the farmet'
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last half century

AT this IA &c Of increase our population, in 1850,
w, reach $50 10000. 10 continue our increase
in territory, at TIA same ratio, we will have to
I'm, cab, take the Sandwich Islands, aud an.
r,r ,he wboc of Mexico and lucatan.
In view Of all TITS immense increase of popu
laton, territory wealth and i'o"er' we can GER
tauly see no reason VIII, congress shou'a oo''n
en- our commerce, with oppressive tN''i' merely
to build up aud Zurich tho IN. huae'ut''' VI VIZ
east, rs the wing party desires
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HAhrss's MAcAziSr.--No periodical Of the pre-.
cent day has in so short time gained tith Of
the popularity which has been attained by liar.
pers Monthly Magazine. It undoubtedly con.
t4ius more good reading matter than can be pro.
cured for tho same money in any other form.
W L Gibson, P NJ, Is the regularly authorized
sgcr, ,or,c,vc subscriptions at Ottawa.
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Feb. IS 1889
NJ NIB UG 5"

All new Development: Of Science are called by
many who do not appreciate them. or dare TO ,njuk
f,r themselves. "TIumbucs aud this dreadful
name has, no doubt, had the effect to lead some
10 condemn them without further inquiry but the
worst Of all "humhurs," Is thai which leads men
90 ,h1t their eyes to the truth lest the should be-
laughed at for acknowledging il. The n-h merit
we claim Tor Dr.. Sorns Cough Candy as a Re-
NEEDY for diseases of the Bronchial Organs, will,
no doubt. excite the prejudice OF some who may
be classed with the above but We have published
he testimony Of medical Gentlemen, whose Iudg-
ment can be- relied on, and depending upon the in
teihgenCe Of a free people who TH think and act
for themselves we shall continue To push ihI- ell
egant preparation INTO notice as fast A. possible -
II needs but trial to satisfy the most skepucal
that DR. Storms Cough Candy Is a scientific com
pound, of great value IN diseases OF the chest and
Lungs
Price, dime per roll: 3roIls for 2j cents; or 81
per dozen
Walker \ Hckliug and & l. Thompson, Agents
Ottawa, III.
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The Ewe County Dcmocrat Of this week raises
the name Of Mr.. Mlitc.on to the head If its CO.
lumus as the editors first choice for Governor.
The Democratic Convention Of Kaue having in
strac,ed in favor Of Mr.. W., tie editor takes tn.
step not only from personal inclination, but Is due
to the expressed Will Of the mass Of lis readers
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SII.uI ENlIIANl.E

On New loyk Ia sums tu ,uIt purchasers, for sale
by noyJ NoRRls \ fISHER.
Money also RENTED through Guune,l, MInturn
lowest rates,
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CARROLL CouNrr.-We notice in tho State Re.
gistcr that the democrats of Carroll county held
their county convention on the 2lst ult and
adopted resolutions recommending Judge Doug
las for the presidency, and iustructing the dele
gate mir Richard J. Tompkins) for David l.
Grcgg for governor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-06

lNtrrIvE CLCuLAroR-An intuityc colcula-
tor, after the manner of Zerah Culburn, has APP
reared in Louisville Ills name Is NJ. Holland.
and is Is or 90 years Of age and is native of
Monroe county, Ky. HO performs the multip
cation of the largest numbers with apparent ease,
and almost instantly. Tell him the date Of your
birth, and he will tell you, without hesitation,
the number Of days you have lived, and the day
of the week on which you were born.
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Useful Articles for Every one.

LIAR brushes. '1sth brushes nal hruS hes and
i combs hnEr~--l hur assortment Of Rus
crs, Croohr-, and Nr-'cuhu.wc- Ra2er- and
ulotsuop- military shaving soap Ivcc2"rs, malh-
rmalcai INSTRUMENTS, aud dyJdrr- fout--Nrw-
mans water culrr-. m huNr-ani 300 cakes Reeves
s Sons celebrated paints O-bomr's 10Y culor-,
pink sducrr- and rlu'Is har brushes court pins.
Ter, back gammoD boards dice and domnor-,
porte uuuuls and card casrs--a very Nne assurt-
mrnt. For safe at !aw prices by
mul6-u \ II 4 c. GrrrrY.
D. D.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-06

NIILNANS Gibbous Rome, vols
vi iiumr'- History ot England, vols
Nacaulevs do do . vols
THEIRS French Revolution. vols
All,-ons History OF Europe, vols
Prcscotts Ferdinand End Isabella vols
do Conquesis OF Peru,
Irying's Works,
Iamaruue's Monarchy in France,
II Decisive Battles If me World, bv Creary.
Lady Valley Travels IN the United States.
History of the War with Mexico, vols, tor sale
nt the Chicago Bookstore 10y
mar6-if 4 II & BCRLEY.
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become the rulers. This is great benefit to the
State, rs 1t fully employs all the white laeor
that can lee trough, INTO the country; gives eve
" cmi.Iaut his cabin and few acres Of land ,
encourages the continued emigration Of practical
farmers, and increases the resources and wealth
Of the STATE
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TnB CANAL-The Illinois aud Mich. Canal is to
be opened for the passage Of boats on the e5th
INST. Itopened last year on the 18th. Tie delay
this year is occasioned by the heavy repairs made
accessory 10y the high water las, summer.
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New Spring Dress GtOdS !!

- ECGlVED by Express. aud Just opened, a
II irw patterns of extra
RICH BROCADE SILKS.
a large lot Of suprrhly usrred black silks some
very brautm shades Of plain dress silks, chnugrn-
h,e silks ct every quality, and all the desirable COM
hnarlon- at colors also very u.h waisrrd silks.
extra qualities al black sarns and satin lures for
dresses also, plain nllwoo DE- iuurs, tashnlercs.
&c mail spring coiors md every piece aud style
for less price than can be- bought elsewhere, at
MUREhys ONE fRCE STORE,
M,,,l, Il I NJ. ~ EIt.,,f,,
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The Cleveland Plain Dealer says the train Of
cars which arrived in tia, city, from Cincinnati,
Eve days ago was half mile Tonga long story
that, bu. true.
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New Spring Goods
\NTE HAVE uprnrd within the last few days
w some 20 cases at
SPRING: GOODS,

such as Sb6ciines, SbUiiRgs, Linens, Diapers,
lFiHdoir NHsiins. Ndrssiicy guiiis fine lIhite
FiaHpris, Of crerV pidth Mc,Tuuac and Csche-
ca CIicOS Scotch GinghamS blrachcd aud brown
Linen, Damask. Tor table cloths, Lnen Napkins,
Table Covers Of every kind. In fact u largr aud
complete assortment OF Family or House Furnish.
ing Good. oicvrn description all bought last tall.
When such goods were lower than was ever before
known
Wrare selling many styles for less price than
these now be bought Of the ManutH cturrr's
Agents by the Cargo, and our assortment is COM
pctr comprising every style aud price OF the above
Goods MIRRAN'S ONE fRirt STORE,
March lsb2-lt l3S Lake 81 { hIcurn
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The Old Guard.

The Imperial Guard OF Napoleon from Marer.
90 to Waterloo by ! T. iIeapi,y, author O
N5poic0n and HIS Garsh1ls :" TOR sale by
mar Sit 4 II 4 L BrELFy.
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PRoGRrss or THE UNIrEn SrArrs-The follow.
ing figures present in a small space, an impress
sive picture of the progres. Of Our country IN the
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4 II y z UTKLEN NE'TTTSl
mar cit l22 Lake Stree
yIygr ~ r. ETT n II -
mar cit

list or LETTERS
ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Otta
IL wa March |, 1852,
Arnold Gottetfrench Almyro McCurnan Mary
Avery Mrs l. Falkenbury 5 NMclntyre Jamcs
Brady james Fraser James Maxon David
Bennett ! Grggs T. w Moore Rachel
Bo.tic solomon Gairty John Meachem Butler
Barber Miss l. Gilbert Miss Mckinley II
Brcmey LARGE Gould Nathan Mccullough
Baldwin ME- 2 do Jehn Mills Moses
Blakcsly W A Gilbert Baxter Nicholas Jas ii
Brady John House Vim Moves Albert G
Baldwin W Hull 7 G. Neary Edward
Beam jackson Hunt Sefrite,o o BHcn Michael
Beers /; Hines Pat Olms,ed Hiram
Budd NJ Hanrhan JamesOliycr Martin
Brush NJ Harris l. l. Parker John A
Barnard Polly Hennesey ia, Parks Amanda
Butler j II Iite Benjamin Parker james
Corl John Hearn Marion Parrish Henry
Cox Elizabeth Hupp John Parsons Cyrus
Clark Mrs NJ Hunt Michael Perry James
Carver Elias Hopkins w l. Russell N j
Crotty ,Icremiah,Iuhnson j b do Helen
Clancy n lewett Calvin Ronton John Il
Claypool l. W Kelly Barney REYNOLDS
Crapser q Knox u IS Kees VIM
Clcnry James Heating Ellen Rose Washn
Conner Michael Kelley Robert Ruthiord
Cannon Saml Ieck Josiah Ii Reed Mrs Z
Conard Nancy Leaman Sally Ryan William
Connick Saml Ianders James shelton HELEN
Dudley Robert Mullcry Mich Smith Jos ii
Donlcy John McCabc Peter do Thomas
Deems Henry Mace Mrs. Stevenson Jul
Drake Mrs 4 l. McCabe James Shoughalug Il
Dunn Mrs + Mahoney MChl Scloonodcr n
Deems Marg Martin VIM Il Wilson Geo T
Dickinson K Marsh n Wallace Geo |.
Owen Scion Morris John Wolfe John
DanaJ W Mcfain Geo W Wcmplo Maria
Eyerhart A Ncagher Joanna whippc W
do + do James Weed Charles
Ecls V Marsh l. = Walshs judy
Fleming John McCanna I'd
wM l.. GIBSON, T. NJ.
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Farm for Sale,

:ss:rS. Containing sos irrc> II Land
nisSf WILL be sold, TO suit Purchasers
V>s.-~ 100 Acres under the plough, us ienc-
ed a good house on the place, Is by -, with =
cellar. crmcutcd good well 1T water, with a
pump IN n iruit trees, stables, crhS, Sc
situated miles North west Of Ottawa, on Sec.
:, Town 81 North, Range 3 For further inform
alton, apply at thu Office ~ 10 the subscriber on
the premises. mar Cd oc-' K J. FULLERTON.
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Our ,haaks are due to Messrs Molcny, Rantoul,
Shields, and Douglass, for valuable documents.
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New foods SpIiug Goods.

WE have Just received by Express q large lot
W Of
SPRING SHAW LIS,
-urrrhly iuugrd, PLAIN Grape Shawls, extra rich
embroidered Grape -haWis. .k luugci cashmere
-nnwis silk trngrd and embroidered cashmere
~hawI~. Ticudd cJlprS, Brochc long >hawls, all
fmHurs Hruchc square slawis, extra qualities /,
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all ct which will be- sold tor less price m every
instance Than can be- bought elsewhere AT
MJREAS'- ONE Pace SruRE.
march Oft rs Lake II Chicago. III
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SIGHT EXCHANGE

CA New York, or any partoi England, Ireland,
scotland ,uT Wales m sums to suit purchasers toI
sairby april sly Vi H. SWIFT
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Piano FOrles,
Iyi>toricnIW Works.

4 SUPERB INSTRUMENTS, for snle at New York
II prices obi pianos received in Exchange
r6-lI \ u & BuRLEY.
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Letter clips, letter scales, letter stamps, letter
boxes paper folders, paper cutters bill holders IN
racks, ink stands, sand boxes, rulers, sealing wax,
waters, patent bloring pap.f pens, pen holders,
Fabcrs pencils, states, INK, &c Nc all OF winch
we will sell at the lowest possible prices.
unr6-tf Il a. { Burnley
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CnrI,oVi's Patrnt Mciodcon,

The increased demand for this superior lnstru-
ment has enabled the manufacturer to make sub
Stdptiai IniprOrcmcR'S IN the mechanical pan oil
them aud we can nov dfcr better instruments al
the same low prices Than ever before.
Toe tave mrludeous EXTRA fine Si5
4! do do SIS
do do SIS
A II s. G Burnley, Agents,
,,JT ,I
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HInnk Hnnks,

WE would respectfully call III" attention OF bu q.
W surs- men generally to our large stock 81
Blank Books from the smallest to the largest size {,
and al prices that cannot fail 70 please.
j 4 i J. IL.
Foolscrp. Commercial, Brl, Note and Ietter
Paper IN large quantities Of all qualities aud at all
prices Blank Drafts and Notes At alt prices.
Envelops all snes and at all prices.
Letter copying Presses, nj low prices.
STI TIO " ERY J..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
BrsHoP DoASE's CAsE.-Tae PhaadelphA

Bull6riR has the following;
On Friday afternoon the Court Of Bishops Of the Pro
testant Episcopal Church dismissed the presen,m M
aganst B,hop Doane the ground Of want OF luris-
dicton Early Inst spring II will be recOllected Bishop
Meade OF Virginia Bishop Burgess, a Maine and Bi-h p
McyHne OF Ohio, NJ the solicitation OF gentlemen OF
respectliny IN NcwJersey, entered after no;ice 10
Bishop Doane, upon investigation of the charges
which have been for some time RTE against his moral
chsl The result wa that after pro;racted eX
animation, they made prcsentmeni, III conformity with
the regulating Episcopal trials IN which Bi-hop
i. 6ne Wss charged with Ohcnses which may be briefly
classified a. obtaining money On false preenses, C)
perjury, and 81 ombezzlcment.
The presiding BshOp convened Court 10 meet IN
June hut siterwaTd upon the expression OF wish on
tie part o Bshop Doancs counsel conveyed by Bishop
G. skTy the presiding Bishop the latter adjourned
the Court 20 the present month In the meantime
meeting WIFE held OF the New Jersey Convention, IN
which Committee appointed which, after hear
ng which attended only by the friends of the nc
used Bishop snd after examination, which was con
scCuenly er pcrte reported eScupatcry resolutions
which were indor ed by the Convention.
On Thursday the 9Th int, the Court Of Bi hops met
and ufeT JrOtet by Bi-hop DoASE, and Commit
of the NewJeTsey Convention against it action, re-
solved that the presenment be dismissed by the follow
ing vote
Aves-Bisbops Chsse N H) whittingham, rld3
Delaney CWcsf \. Y.) Uphold, Qnd) Rutlege tlt.J
Kemper a. w. D.oc.) McCOekTy, (Mich9 and Green,
(Msf)-S
ter, (Pa) Lee tDel0 Johns, (Va-) and Smith tky9-5
As concuring with the minority OF the Court IN sent
menf though not entitled O vote may be classed the
three presenting B,hops The resutis tha; while bar
inieposed TO determination Of the guilt ornoocence
Of the accused the principle may be considered rs hav
ing been settled, that the jurisdiction OF the Supreme
Court # judcaure Of the Episcopal Church il liable
he diverted by the intermediate action OF Committee OF
inquiry in State Convention, aud the resolution Of the
CONVENTION thereon.