The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-09

Yer Mshr elected President, and Major D. Town
70 ssam i1: he ersdensisi. Of dsi.sssss. ''
The Convention met at half past r. The list Of the
clergy rstcrtsd By the standing committee - ENTITLED to
.
Clergy-Re J. Reynolds Chaplain Of the Army 1T San
Diego Raw J. L. Yer Mehr rector Of Grace Church, San
Fran CISCO Rev. B. Wyatt rector Of Trinity Church,
Pari.hss-Gracs Chursh, Sacramento; Grace Church
and Trinity Church. San Francisco; st. Jshn's Church.
The Committee on Credentials reported the credentials
Of the following gentlemen to be in due form and valid
Church, San Francisco p h. Perry and l. D. Hawks,
Esqr... Of Trinity Church. San Francisco.
J. W. Winans, G. II. Montgomery, and l. B. Harris,
Eqrs of Grace Church. Sacramento.
W. H. Glover Esq Of st. Johns Church, Stockton.
All ,hs above named except r hsssrS hon'
Mr. l. d. Hawks was elected Secretary, and Maj E. D.
Townsend assistant Secretary, on ballot
Rev. Orange Clark, d., WAS admitted to the Conven-
on Chaplain of the United States Marine Hospital at
San Francisco.
mes to consider Of order Of convention
and report thereon.
The gentlemen chosen a. the Staining
Turner ]. v. Wnana, P II Perry, and C. s. Triplsr:
Episcopal FundeRev. @ b Wyatt, Rev. O Clark, D D.,
Rev. l. Yer Nehr, DID,. P. b Perry, r. K. Eastman,
J. W. winans David s. Turner WAS elected treasurer.
The gentlemen elected trustees and tressu
1er Of the Diocess Fund.
report on the state Of the Docess made by the Stand
ing Committee in the absence of the Bishop Was then
read and accepted The Convention then adjourned till
O'Clock on the 9Th May.
Wyatt Col Turner and Dr. Tripsr, were appointed Com
mittee on Canona
pofed for final passage by the next Convention. After
notice Of certain amendments to the Canons the
Convention adjourned till half past IL.
The C0nvt non called to order ct half past twelve.
The following resolutions were passed
Resolved That this convention send delegates t. the &C.
neral convention OF the Protestant Episcopal Church in
the United States Of America at its meeting In October
next in the city Of New York
Resolved, That the delegates be instructed to apply in
behalf Of this docess for admission into the union with
The delegates elected wereCersy Rev. Messrs Wyatt.
Clark Yer Mehr. and Rev nolis Lay members Messrs
Jonathan Edwards, l d. Hawke, NJ Bs'ell, and 3 An
dsrlese. Rev DR.. ve Mehr and Rev. Mr.. B. Wyatt
appointsd committee to report to the convention OBJ
tanning visitation from Bishop.
Convention adjourned till O'Clock. N.
The convention again met ct 3 o'clock p. N. The
port of the committee Episcopal Visitation then
read and adopted.
Rev. Mr.. Wyatt, Dr. Tripler Mr.. Hawks, and Rev DR..
Yer Mehr we're appointed commit to correspond with
certain bishops and the general convention for the purpose
Of obtaining an Episcopal Visitation
1t ordered that Eve hundred copies of the journal of
the convention be printed and published prac-
tcable, after the adjournment Of the convention The
convention then adjourned till 10 O'Clock, May 9Th
MAY Convention met at 10 O'Clock A.. H.
On motion the resolution to Sand clerical delegates to
the general convention reconsidered. 1t then
general convention in Now York be annulled.
Certain changes were ade in the existing cauons.
1t resolved, that when this convention may ad
journ It shall adjourn to meet on the first Wednesday Of
Nay, 1854. in San Francisco.
resolved that the next convention be opened By
divine service in Trinity Church and the sermon be de-
Gvered by the Rev. Mr.. Wyatt.
The convention adjourned till quarter past aP. NJ
Convention met at O'Clock
On motion of Rev. Mr. Wyatt, resolved that the treas.
of the Diocesan Fund be instancsd to whatever
measures may appear expedient him self to secure
m To me rom auth In
parish of the docess punctual attention to the prov
sion of the latter cau.e Of section 2, canon ID.
The clause refers to The quarterly to be taken
up IN each parish for The dioce an fund
On motion Of Rev. MI Wyatt, that committee Of two,
tive committee of missions to eodeavor to establish mis-
sonsry posts at chief points of Importance in the State
end that this committee be prepared to render full re-
port 10 the convention ct its next meeting in May 1854
Commit ee-Rev Mr.. Wyatt, Mr.. Glover.
The minutes we're read and approved.
After evening pray and the chanting of Cora
EIctlsis, the convention adjourned.
MARI iages and Deaths,
MARRIED.
AT San Francisco, May 1T BY Rev. H. P Gallagher
M Thos. Below 10 Mss Bridget Fletcher, both OF this
city.
John 0schwald to Mi philippine Bengal, all this city
In San Francisco, the Both April BY the very Rev
J. Frans's Iebaria Mr. Cbas Steward OF this city, to
At sorcra Apr 18th, Mr. Vicente Vargas, Of San Fe.
Ie to Miss Aruuf OF Vaiparai oall formerly OF Chil
DIED.
Apr. 9th, at Strawberry Valley, of hsmsrrhsrs Of the
boz els Mir. Samuel Price OF Marysvie in the oath year
of bis The DECEASED from Sparta, Morrow
county, Ohio, to California, in ls4o.
10 rlaseryile, april 20 Livingston Beanlt, Of New
York city aged bout rs yeors
On bosId the steamer lanama, May A. in the port Of
Acapulco Of fever Mi. R. Middleton and " Hut
top. from Maryland Their remains buried on shore
On the 2Sth April Rinaldo Weeks from Vermont aged
g. he vss buried 1T sea.
On beard Gamer Cortes April "a, VIM Heath, OF New
York, Goth, Wn sischcomb, Connecticut; A. Askerly,
In Nevada, the 24th q April Basil Roe formerly of
Noble county, Ohio, aged %.
aged about 80.
At the Crescent City Hotel on the 1st inst ate AM,
f. Aciley, of Sacramento city, aged about 80 years
On the morning Of the Sd Of Nay, Mr.. Thomas John
son, formerly AZ sydney.
At Grass Valley, April Goth, after long and suffering
illness which be endured with patient resignation DR..
J n Ten Eyek, OF Worthwhile, Mich, aged SO years.
k1aExIs3s ~ FAN Francesca for tSo weeks ending April
Sexton and Under taker, No 205 Sacramento street.
April "a Henry Tordham, Sag Harbor, L, / As.
Solomon Bout0n, New York 80
.5-Iambert Folk Va "a.
John Anoive'l France, 81.
Il. u. Whitbeck, Neg York, 20.
&c John Smith heland, 36
Alex. Dennis, Ill II
Juan Castuwick, Italy.
27-Peter Hardy France, 80.
Job Lewis Meriden, Conn., 49,
Lewis Hart, Mass, 40.
Michael 20, Germany, 25.
D. fchael achmontz, Ffance, Al
Solomon Wikowsky, Prussia, %.
J. Ba ptiste Gaille, France.
James Mooney, Sidney, 80.
X G. Weeks, Va II.
Edward $. BoDsel, Jr., Ohio, g.
John Holland.
Five CEnaneo.
DRRAsEs-Disease Of the heart 2; dysentery, Q; in
termination Of The bowels, scrofus, suicioe dro
ing J. derum tremens, preumoI la, q Panama fever,
q typhoid fever, diarrhoa, l. bronchitis, q dropsy,
81 consumption, p stone bladder i; uaascertaned l.
Total u.
o the above, IL from he State Marine Hospital
MAJ lxets.
SAN FRANCISCO Nay 6. There has BEEN good degree
OF activity in the mssket today, more parti:uafly
amor the jobbers The np.river boats filed WITH
freight at early hour aud .hipmeats to the North
being made 10 considerable extent by the Fremont,
which is advertised 10 leave tomcrrow evening.
FLOUR : The market continues firm v ifh good de.
mard. Sales Of $50 bills College ard Hsxall, superne,
at Sill; eco do Hexal at Sl l2N 400 do mixed brands.
without iDsp con al seo7 lSS do st 80 90 400 quar-