The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13
DAILY JOURN All.
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resumed the argument and reca pitulated what
he said on the action of the last court which
was now urged as n bar to future proceeding,
and which he had shown to be an illegal del
egation OF authority to the body which the
canons did not recognize, and the constitution
forbade to recognize, as the code for the trial
of bishop. he then passed 20 the second
:. head-the claim of the convention OF New
Jersey to priority OF right in the Presen'ment
of its bishops. He showed that IL this were
admitted, the right Of three bishops to present
explicitly declared in the canon, could never,
by any possibility, be recognzed; and that
there was no such thing as an independent
diocese sins reference to the subjugation Of
bishops, &c, authority in the church, in this
maiterF He also showed that the prosecuting
bishops, in their original letter, had never ad-
mitted any prior right OF the convention to
present, but only to acknowledge its priority
in the duty of prosecuting. He gave the his
tory OF his own personal connection with thst
letter, showing that il was not without great
reluctance, and not until after long delay,
and at very great sacrifice Of personal feel
ing, that he consented to answer 10 the call
of the complaints from New Jersey He
agreed that the three bishops must them
selves Judge whether the convention had too
long neglected its duty.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 10, p. NJ.
Last Wednesday, rs Welch's HiPPodrome
wis performing at Somerset, IN th's state,
party. of Corkonian lrishmen, laborers on the
railway, attacked another party OF Irish who
were al the circus The former party rushed
sto the rmory and seized the State arms, when
desperate ARRAY ensued. The citizens be.
came alarmed, and messengers were sent to
GAINESVILLE, Lancaster and other places for as
sistance, which soon came, and about one
hundred of the arioters were arrested, and
boy belonging 10 the circus killed.
The river has fallen "a inches since last
evening. The weather is fine.
PITTsBURG, Sept. 10, Nj.
There is 2 feet inches water in the chan
mel and falling The weather is cool and clear
ing up.
CISCINNATr, Sept. 10, NJ.
The river has fallen IL inches. The wealth
er is fine.
ST. I.1UIs, Sept. 10. p. NJ.
The river is falling. The weather Is clear
and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, Srpt. 10.
Business dull-weather cool and pleasant.
River still on the rise.
Groceries-43 hhds sugar at Sic; II do at
SIC: Z do at lic, and 43 do at &c. 80 bags
coffee at IOac; II9 bags at lie; 2l3 bags at
lie; and 10 bags at lOic.
Pork and Bacon-43 casks clear sides at
Sc; 8 casks shoulders at SIC; IA do of ribbed
sides ~ Tic.
Frelghts-No boats for New Orleans.
CrNcrSSATr, Sept. 10.
Flour il irreriil1r but generally lower
1000 bbls sold ut So 70a3 so; and $4,000
bbls deliverable at New Orleans at So so.
Whisky Il. steady az 22lc.
In pr visions 5000 sold at &c. The
market Is quiet but steady.
Coffee is active. with sales Of ] 900 bags
at llbc; l59 hhds sugar sold at 51a5tc for
fair. Ia other articles there is NJ change.
New Yofk, Sept. lo,P: NJ.
Sales of 10000 bbls flour, State 62; Ohio
6 6sa6 80. L~rge business doing at advanc-
ing prices. There is large speculative 6e-
bush els wheat sold, Western 35: there is
large export demand. 1900 bushels corn
changed hands. yellow 81 mixed 81. scarce
Sales 1850 bags coffee, Rio l0sll; Java
IL, active and buOyant.
500 bbls Orleans molasses taken at 90, un
canged.
Whisky Is easier, with sales 1850 bbls
Ohio 2eB
600 bills pork sold, mess Is 25al5 6S
Prime -. better. $50 bbls lard sold at l
Ila. 800 casks shoulders taken at &c.