Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-13

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N ORLEANS, Sept. Th.-Laier advices from
Mexico state that several States were greatly
disaffected towards Santa Anna, and had pro
nounced against his exactons.
TRIAL OF BISHOP DoANE.--On Wednesday,
motion was made in the court of Bishops to
rescind the order permitting the respondent 10
read the evidence taken by his diocese-and re-
jected After long secret session, the Court
passed an order denying to the diocese of New
Jersey any right toappeal as party lefore the
court.
Bishop Doane was then admitted. together
with his prosecutors, and made speech on his
motion that the presentment be dismissed. He
also read the report OF the Committee Of the
Diocese, protesting against present action Of the
Court Having concluded the Court WIS again
cleared to deliberate pending which an adjourn.
ment was carried till tomorrow.
The following are the charges against Bish
op Doane :
l. In contracting numerous and large debts
beyond his means of payment, amounting in
March, 1649, to $3.50, 0O0-his property being
not above $4,000.
2. In untruly stating that he gave up his
property to meet debt not personally to him.
self but growing ont of his venture for Christian
education in St. Mary's Hall and Burlington
College.
3. In defrauding Michael Hays, of Buring-
ton,by misapplying notes endorsed by him.
A. similar charge of defraudi ng Joseph
Deacon.
5, g. rs, 0, 10, and IL charge him with
having obtained the names Of Joseph Deacon
and others to endorse his notes by false repres.
enatlon,and offering notes without having prop
erly to me ct them.
II. In jeopardizing the roperty of his ward
George ID. Winslow,by appropriating the same
to his USE
10. In defrauding the Camden Bank in the
sum ofS1O0, by inducing the cashier not to pro
test note, promising to send the money.
IA. In drawing checks upon Burlington and
other banks, not having money therein to meet
said checks.
Is. In using undue solicitation to induce Sa
rah G. Robardet 10 loan him SO 900
l6. Obtaining books from Herman Hooper
Tor Parish llbrary.an misapplying the mon.
ey collected Tor that purpose.
II, 49, In mourning heavy liabilities while
lnsolvent-several cases parcuarized.
10. In signing the name Of Horace Binney
as a subscriber fora church for 1000, without
consent offs II pafv.
20. In pro''a n from Mrs. Lippincott Sc
'n'ltH h ID hcr under promise Of returning
tnc same which he failed to do.
~ Charging Bishop Doane with "procur
ing one Michael Hays to endorse notes to the
amount of more than thousand dollars, foi
NE accommodation OF himself, in order thai
Tie said notes might lie discounted for which
endorsements he paid, or engaged to pay, said
Mcha Hays at an exorbtant rate, to wit: Of
Ten at twenty per cen per annnm. in the sew
eral sums for which o-id notes were drawn
merely violating the laws of New Jersey
~hen said endorsements were made. becom
ing iuilty of usury himself, aud inducing said
nays to incur equal guit-all which was I'm
moral IRA and unbecoming Bishop"
n 20 In endeavoring 10 inlimidate JOSEPH
peason from taking proceedings against him
r:r doubling his fist, and using the words, III
XIII you, I'll kill you'
20. Charges him with making an affidavi
Purportlng to give full and true list of credit
o's' whereas the said affidavit did not contain
a.el, and perfect list-thus being guilty OF
"H,oi Disregard of the solemnties of an oath
t tnu ether deliberately swearing TO what HI
""ow 10 be untrue, or of rashly. hastily ant
III bta al swearing to wha, he did not know
sD;,;. In beng repeatedly guilty Of usins
nnt and intoxicating liquors, to degre
bo noesom'ng bishop; being intoxicated oil
Ioara the steamboat Trenton, in November
Borio "A charge ofhaving been drunk il