The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

bot tides Bishop Deaucey representing respondent
B hop Dosne was requested to put In writing the I'D.
Dissic as which be had made. which he did.
The Curt of Bishops rcassembed at IL O'Clock this
mo,n ming.
The COggt In secret session till the middle of tha
afternoon The committee Of seven who had been sp-
pointed Tu day coDs;.ting OF those Bishops who had
not been present at the former Court reported favor
of section to dismiss the prcssntmsnt chiefly on the
grouLd OF strong acknowledgment, signed by Blsho
Dcape This paper win OF be placed before the
public ard speak for itse The presenting Bishops pa.
in the following paesr which placed upon th
record and the motion to dismiss Fas then unanimously
adopfed:-
The committed appontsa to With the presenting
con 70 sme NM ers,a ding which sbas be mu."sI ss.
factory AID sso fully answer the justcs
shs g.
....ss Bish feeling thom unable Sitodaw t6sir
tmont under any sush acknowledgment of
Ib. conn .t.ee then conferred With respondent who
sSrss ct I =: @
suspsed the ses@sst this 'SSas Sssoa snd
iEoNfDhs POLK.
SiNyhnm v IRnsh.W. sh.iSrr'
JOHN WiLIiaMs
JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT
Two resolutions were also adopted denying the right
of docess to interfere between its Bishop when pre-
sened BY three Bishops and court convened for his trial.
and declaring the canoDical and mcra justification of tbs
presenting Bishops as will be seen by the folowisg-
TO THE COURT OF BISHOPS.
The presenting Bfhops, having boon informed by Q
ntss 9, the Cep.t that proposal !. under coo.idOra
d the ssd tho s
70 % On thu tho 81 % OF
drawing the presentment is with the prosenterhat tas
sn' ssasG.
ssss G sS asGF 5 % sans wh s
that the Court call respondent 20 piesd guilty
sos.isn
prepared to abide BY such aosoa as tho tho
Csdi take p tho premises
SHSEdk SHSEdhS pGkSTSs. E NsTSsA1Nr.
Whereas very serious emoarrassments have been
thrown in the way OF the action OF this BY tue
postponer ent of the trial Of the original pressotent
Bishops which assembled at Camden In 1852 and CON.
tDutd its sessions by adjournment ct Burlington. to
wit
Whereupon 1t was decreed that whereas, previous 10
tie nakit2 OF the prssenment bs'ore tnisC urt.
the Convention Of New Jersey had nve,traed most Of
there was no ground for proseot otrrent Therefore
Ordered, That as to the matters thus acted upon by
ead Convention this &c mt Is not csod upon proceed
further which decree ard orders have bsen blended iu
bar to the 'al OF tho present prosentment and whereas
the coDy. n,On ef tho aoces Now Jersey through
committee of its most Influential and honorable lay
satisfied itself that whatever may have bcen the
mpIudencss In wo,d or act OF the responcont there
Lot iDten'ion of crime or immortality his part
and whereas ths diossss Of the respondent is now On
sed IN ,aialg hu, ded and thirty five thousand
T. Il
come Of which propsrty when thus released s to be
annually applied to the liquidation of the aiuiug
debts Of the respondent and whereas the
Genes into court and says
BIsHop DoAss's ADMISSION
sss,
sIeeeasd 1HO the on sea hs
aS sI ~ s Sd sasP s sG fell SS
@ 'sSsn Of n og Sd left alone aud
:sIss
s % sses.sss sAs as
n e. s s .sse sss so II onspp
@ s S'1 to vs ssGS d y t
ss s: slr.s
ras i s 'y
76o ntS hsro referred TO followed BY
m hs iss s Sad os4.d Cn sae 5
was masis in in tho entrs failure u his
xs Sss s s
ss % s Tsnshs % s Ii Is ss end
n IN sG s he ha he ss 's an e
awful sanctions Of The oath Of Christian but
Only dono under legal aivics sha rm
rs 20 s ":
Of his perplexitie smar,ng under hs heavy dssrpont
"'sa:s ss
than
bat at ts time when ho received the COMMUNICATION he
r. psan:i q Tss! = .. ss'
IL he now renew. tn. DO
has acted tho utmost His ability tus far to
syery just dsn.Da ss.lpss him -sn !szpccss.o.
?ss4 aG's
an %n 'fs
.sss The hSs Fl tho % ses and v this Ss
ssoies j &: Ta:p:s
s ali
sn..ssIons. hasn drn;ty LsyS lsd ni@ ns,
h net ssh
Chrst srisn from them they occasion
:sa '' s'
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| Bishop Of Ntw Jersey.
wherefore ordered that tho presentneat before this
court be disnsscd and the respondent be discharge
The committee likewise recommend the adoption Of
tho following orders
Thu ~ Ssao. & Or iss'e 81 q s y . sSTr d. II otss's @
dioeess e come sotwesn Court s bishops and tlt
| by thres B;shops
the bslioys5 the pressntsrs to hav
acted in good faith, aud In desire and determination q
carry tho ow OF ths Church in such made and
yied IN tho psnfn dnty in which they ot Themselves
| called upon 20 perform.
After long dobate, and speeches by bishops Potter
Wainwright, Nc -oskey, Whittnsham, and otisrs tn
| report Of the committee was unanimously adopted.
Charges Against q Clergyman,
l KINGSTON, N Y Sept IA, 1863.
Tho Cassis Of Ulster LIS stil In session. occupied with
the tral Of the Rev. Mr. Muller. As yet evidence ha
| been given. A witness ruled out on Wednesday
morning because the charges against the reverend gentle
| man we're NOT specific epa9Sh.