New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-01

Al vuIbe seen by the asurc,. there no eass.
Or VINroS saired from the Clergy 7, Lsty Ia D.
SEABURT ion : Clergy ard 8 Lay; Dr. WNSwaioxx
ssineo from tho Ci-rgy; D.. TAYtos esisst frcsa
ihp Clergy; DR. KIP losi In esch branch; Dc HAWxs
lc,t IN the Laity, &c. sc.
The Convt ntion then proceeded in d,o
usual rsnner to take the third ballot
During the absence of the Tellers, tho
Convention proceeded With tho regular order Of o.A-
usss.
THE FPIscoPAL yuSD
The report of the Committee ON rhs
EtscopsI Furd was read The fsud 10 the same as lea
year, viz co. 1900; Invested, $1,000 at per cent
O.; 500 ~ per cert The receipts have b.~o siTus
70 the pay ments sls9O7 "a balance o. Soy 81
TIKI FUND FoE IrIIFF or ACID cLrRorNxN.
TIE report of the Committee shows
that from ITO Congregation, there has been received
g. iO7 o. Interest sGi7 80 balance from lss, yss.
s3%97 80; total, g. 353 a Paid TO Cls,gymen. o. M
80, invested Ia bond and mortgage at per aesk.
e. 500 balance Ia band 81 59l IS Total inv- Deass
tl2,d0 G ersymen added during the year 10 the pay
ro1, died. .; eiscon'inued, present eumser, s.
dIavtg a. go ser yesr. 40 eliot W incorporseD
the Trustees OF this fund having tsed lest spras DO
esuss the Governor deemed the senerallass suhideo<
IL wss moved AID vol. that the Iru.iees be aassas-
lied 10 obtain an act Of incoI poraion In such
a. they may deem best
TIE TRrAsUREgs REPORT
TIE report Of the Committee on the Tresswsrs A.
counts was next read The receipts Of the rressurr
for the year were g. O53 3d. payments. O.. 80 Sc
balance In hand, GA 6J. The details are act 10
porsant
DIVISION THE DIOCESE.
The Committee upon that subec. reported that n
cous quepce OF Dr. CRKIGHroSs deciuins the poadsa
Of Provisional Bishop the aspect Of Ahars hal bcea
far charge that they did not feel At liberty n masks eng
suggestion IN tho pIemiscs Tbey therefore nsA
the whole subject " ths Convention. All shsss rsposss
we're accepted
VOTING ny CgAPRLs
For the purpose Of gaining votes ia ai9
Conveptops 1t has been the practice here 10 ensoSr
sge the estsblishDeat Of Chspcls This ms,isr sssus
10 have become or threatens TO bo grievances and
COMMITTEE was appointed lss year 10 isqure iato ts
subject Their report read, snd closes ~sh Q
recommendation that hereafter oDly th0ss Chaps1s
now IN existence be allowed TO vote. Tho rooon-
Ber dalton of The Committee was spscarsd In, and
the subject lies over Ill the next Convention
DIOCESAN FUND SPECIAL REPoRr Tho aoocih
Con mttee on tho Diocesan Fund, appointed % In
quro II any further Legislation IL necessary % secure to
iDeresb Of the Fund reported that ths present Csuoas
were amply sufficient II they should b. properly
but there are many Churches every year -hich 'slf
20 pay their quota OF ~ per cent upoa the salaries
Of ID cir ministers The remedy for this dsaq a-ney,
The COMMITTEE believe, consists la strong ssp "a.
rsidy enforced, and 10 order 10 attain tho desired
end they offered the fll Iwiag amend nsnss To
Canon II Gee. so that rep ssentstives shall not b.
adnittfo Until the dues Of tbe Diocese have beso paid,
Canon XIV, 80 that al payments from eonyessu -
shall be made before the Diocesan Con yont al bo
organized. The COMMITTEES presumed al elaborate
tabls exhibiting the Contributions - the Diocesan Faod
by each Church for the peat ten yeay Ths tsb,s
shows that the following number Of Parishes hsso
faiied 70 contribute accord -