The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-09
LATEST Mali. NEWS.


Ta1An OF BIsHep DoASE.--on Wednesday, a
motion was made in the court of Bishops to rescind
the order permitting the respondent to read the
evidence taken by his diocese-and rejected. After
a long secret session, the court passed AN order
denying to the diocese of New Jersey, any right to
sppeal rs party before the court.
Bishop Doane was then admitted. together with
bis prosecutors. and made speech ON ms mo-
ton that the presert1nent be dismissed re also
read the report OF the Committee OF the Diocese,
protesting against present action OF the Court
Having concluded the Court was again cleared 30
deliberate pending which an adjournment was car
ried Till tomorrow.
Tie following are the charges against Bishop
Doane;
/ In contracting numerous and large debts be.
vo3d his means Of payment. amounting In March,
fss9. to S2S00o0--his properly being ROT above
$4,000 ..-=
9 In untruly stating that lie gave up his proper
~ to meet a debt not personally TO himself, but
,-oyin- out of his venture for Christian education
Ia 8; Marys Hall aud Burlington College.
B. In deirsudag Michael Hays OF Burlington, by
rrisapplying notes endorsed By nun.
1. 4 similar charge OF deiraujing Joseph Dea.
con.
obtained the names OF Joseph Deacon and others
10 endorse his notes, by false representation and
Offering notes wi;hou, having property to meet
~ In ieopardizins the property of his ward
George D. N'inslow, 10y appropriaiing the same to
his use
u. In defrauding the Camden Bank in the sun, of
500 by inducing the cashier not 10 protest a note
promising to send the money
H. In drawing checks upon Burlington and o.be-
hanks, no, having money therein to meet said
checks.
Is In using undue solicitation 10 induce Sarah
C Robardet TO loan him s., 600.
I6. Obtaining books from Herman Hooper for n
Parish library, and misapplying the money collect
ed for shat purpose.
H. L. In mourning heavy liabilities while insoI.
vent-several cases particularized.
70. In signing the name Of Horace Binney as a
subscriber for church, for $1,000, without consent
of said party.
20 In procuring from Mrs Lippincott security
held by her, under promise of returning the same,
which he failed TO do.
O. Charging Bishop Doane with procuring one
3iichael Hays TO endorse notes TO the amount OF
more than thousand dollars for the acconnnoda.
ZION OF himself in order that the said notes might
be discounted for which endorsements he paid or
engaged TO pay, said Michael Hays at an exor.
D-aH rate 70 VII: often at twenty per cent per an
mum. in the several sums for which said notes
drawn, thereby violating the laws of New
Jersey. when said endorsements were made be-
coming guilty Of usury himself, and inducing said
Hays to incur equal guilt-an which was Immoral
and unbecoming Bishop"
20. IN enuGdVOfLng 10 lntllnlGate Joseph Deacon
from taking proceedings against him, by doubling
his fist, and using the words, IN kill yo I'll kill
you"
y. Charges him with making an affidavit pur-
porting To give full and true list of creditors,
whereas the said affidavit did not contain full and
perfect list-thus being guilty of sinful disregard
OF the soenities OF OATH and either deliberate
y swearing to what he knew to be untrue or of
rGshly, hastily and unadvisedly swearing TO what
he did not know TO be true.
n 0f ,7Si criri i'm.
Gus and Intoxicating liquors, to degree unbecom-
ing Bishop; being intoxicated On board the
steamboat Trenton, in November, 1851 A charge
OF having been drunk in Bordentown borough, in
1874 contained in the foregoing presentment, is
not repeated
b. For paying usurious interest for the use of
money.
VERMONT ELEcTIoN.-Returns from this State,
show that the Wings have elected their governor,
and carried their State Ticke; by reduced majo-
rity.
Information since the preparation of this para
graph, shows that Fairbanks the Wing candidate
for Governor, only has plurality tor Governor,
and the election, therefore, goes the Legislature
The Temperance question had so affected the com
position of that body, that it could not be .old how
Ut stood
Il Mr. WALKER AND THE CHINESE MIssIoN.-The
kpecial correspondent Of the Philadelphia North
american has the following under date of the 9th
inst
The Hon r. j. Walkers resignation ofthe Chinese
mission has been accepted. The cause of the re
signaton is believed to be the circumstances of his
relatives against going as his health does not i'm
prove rapidly as it promised TO do when he ao
cepted the appointment. The appointment of hi:
successor may be expected at an early day.
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TRADE OF CINcINNATI-The annual statemen
of the Price Current, published on the 18th, shows
an increase of Sl1 100000 in the value of imports
and increase in the river tonnage of 260 600 tons
over last wear The Hay nrn1uce handled here i