New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-14

he srIect d. tie House aua from al part ~ feeling
The Convenion was 20 say, under The mos' sol ma re-
fpoi sbilv that there impairment n me wiv ~
corseaFstrc Dr. Atkinson B-h0p in the Church ~ y %
For one be could not do this H. he'd tlai unisF tA3
constitution and Of the Church there hal
no vacancy in the epicopGie 81 Virginia aa' 'a7 Plu
posed canon II passed would not make such vacancy,
AID would b.. h rel1re, null and vod AID tAat 80
could only be made - act Of Coz lie Poseelsa - -
carors In The coure q his argument Mr. Danc1n 1aaa
fsned HI there proof n the possession u ,1s
Convention Of the Diocese Of North Carolina that y
Ives had apst zed TO the Church Of Rome Ia the letter
Of DR. Ives addressed 10 the Convention OF mat aooe
he sav he conveys them the knowledge inat he
restgHs into their hands hs office as Bishop OF No,n
Caropa. and furtier thsi be determined 10 maze NJ
submission 10 The Catholic D. e Romani Chlrcn- ius
80 5s.ed A. Porne Dec % lsJ2 but il i not proof con
;erded Mr Duncan that DR.. Ives bad made hh s1oIl'
ion but only that he "h,d determined to do so ine
s,esker admitted that II perhaps far inference tha
he he'd done So but the Po'i o. te Acl " a. ~. -
the Convention. He depl9ret the unhappy siuauoh VI
The Diocese of North Carolina Of which he spoke IN eA
ceediucly euog.tc he would DO anything > r
co,Id not consen r. 20 this by committing act OF trea
son 10 the constitution He then called upon the onss y
show wherein they could dissent from ne IA "a
,ain,d in the resolutions introduced by him he dl n'
lelieve thew could be refued II they could lsl !" o
done He thou ghi there was way IN when the 9inc!
could be got over and he would indicate ne sa'i osO
be took bis seat tie mode in which he believed eoll!
he dore and that very desirable suit the consecraOh u
DR. Atkinson Bishop be obtained He held that BshoP
Ives had gned his eplscopate 10 the "loh5 ~!
sbould be 10 the House OF Bishops and not 70 the Docean
Convention Of North Carolina This resignation could be
ntertsed as such the House Bishop sent tnere
nv Norb Carolina Ii was only in form And "a
t. the regulariy the par Of the di,cese IN ec.s
new Bishop before the resignation oi tAe iae .'Vp h
been receiv ed by the House Of Bishops that Nj Duncan
held could be repaired by the acceptance 81 re RESINS
ton the concurrence therein Of the house OF D'pu,es
the signing Of the testimonials and the conservation Ana
he concluded by offering the following resoiltoh o' 0
abortion Of the House:
Ror,d Of the letter Of Of L : iy,
D oftte afdoto Of he Docee Of north SiTona W 80 "a
eroneousy dsre the q SAD Docsse sea n y
the House Of BthoTs according 70 hs Te a.. oo1 -
ne .spSe Of .ss Letter ana that opialou his House the
,s may e House of Bshops and that they may
' l II he opinion Of hi. House the Diocese Of North coaa
having pooeeded the election Of rhomss - ~ -
y the q Bishops uch N rrsu.Lity a. sy be
cured ~ the Tnation being .seep'es "a sad The con-
,ecrstion ofths said Dr. y The ious Of Bishops
Iudge Chambers the part Of the committee on an
ons esLed leave 10 withdraw the amendment proposed by
them 10 the Canon It from the House OF Bishops
Permission was given and the Canon as amended reads
In ali sses vher. Bhor Pre'byter Deacon Of as C91,e1
SLqgt rf hns OF ias , brsr sbandon IL ethsr
hy an oren u1neon Of the doetrn dseIine OF We ~
en with he sane: such Bisaop Prebyte Dsssoa sal
Is bs derosed. the Prsser Deacon by
IL shop ba'ng oIeieip YIN sa e 5oo With the con,
majority Of the neabers Of the Nous CT Dsh0 Anu
he Pew Dr. burroughs OF New Hampshire moved that
the resolutions offered by Mr. Duncan be laid on the table
which was carried.
IKE Rev DR., Ymton of New York also opposed to
it. and thought II bore evidences ct ha.y anu
cred legislation afordng too much latitude 10 'he evil
disposed. =, r. A. .
following a. covering the ground more thoroughly
CAxoN al gbsifer darag he hengn'ih1 Tai'4'eHg ana
ss,.4a,sy Of re m, cR 20 deeisns viz that he
ronoS1ce and intend being Bishop against whom thee
eccle'isse, proee'drs attaiea sas' ass e "a
isi . u M ne tri.i Of Clerry msu OF whe.c ihsre
durl
tbs Church an docs not nieno - 70 - - a.
tborty Aforesaid where there Bishop ~ ne sariag On
mr. ;t to ,5 5ei, as ' a. o 70 whom .aeh aeesrS made
more than which time the party may "ta"
m c the declaration Aforesaid recorded sores, it
,hs Of the Bishop 10 depo'e he rr.9n % deeaa
iion tine i.1;,ly SHe p G ali rSrsn has eea de osed
~, 81 ME- G T qh1feh In anS here
H , rs sentence shan be pronounced b. the Bishop Of
inv Other diocese the standing Committee to attend ''
nevertheless tia, the minister rsaogneies the
wiring s5iresd TO the Bishop the Diocese wherein 10
dpossd be admitted - einiiaeie o Tue ,aS j Con-
eF This Church who have beea Mins
"pesoninsors1 Canon VII 5s wheTegpoa The Bao2 Of
r TO he csnddss OF which be deprived And II
shall be duty OF hf Bishop ae cas- boia 81 l s az
n5 the Committee Of ever diocese where there 10
S Irrd.s fs e Bishop .Aa have soaa5 70 zap,
edpdpe oaens in hi. discretion and with The eoaseat u
the STANDING CoHniitee he may proceed % h ave S9
IL son is.ee =. pre,sni Canon v 1850
- Ioess me- are Irsus a b. man adde's bis
sseH 70 ss fs soP. .ad ss1,d IL s ;, them
dng Bahop thai Bahop has aoanqon,d tae IA. en-,
CLurch viii intention e. feslnns me ss- t3e
Of aid con ulon ministry has seIied hai BE- t,asl ga
sS Dc me Rhop Who Las sSandoaed whsupoa the Pre-
1brrh on e oeeason divine worship shall prSn95e ~
lion against The ,enc1n,ins bhoP
he abandoimeut Bishop since the tire Of if
Al hat Inc accordingly electors shall Be yst and v
ful 10 proceed the election and eonselfon Of D'P "
anS aeoye The Presiding bishop without delay hal give
notice in the premises the Bishops OF this Chirsn ana %
meeps thereafter Of the BkhoFs he DEC aatyn Of ta
Bbop hsreuron shall Be- registered n the record o. Tue P
n % We &C. a. ba5doned or who has renowned the Eps
corefe and he deposed above provio Cd 'aa ne 81
thtucsoh restored OF The functions o. iAs --'y Vi
TTs canon was not sanconed but motion, the canon
from the House of Bishops subsequently amended a.
received and sent to the House Of Bishops Tor approval
The Rev Mr. Scott OF Georgia moved that me thahA;
Of the Convention be rendered 10 hessrs frankeseln ane
IeTham for their INVITATIONS OI the NoA' 0Allon " "0 -
hibitions Carried. c.
Indie Rufp on behalf Of the Committee on Consecra
ton of Bshops presented report, and moved thai la
on the table until TO day. Carried M.
message was received from the House OF DEh'l7 ooH
+ curing in the canon just sent up -, IN
Dr GREGORY of Western New York, proposed the i,o"
ING amendment 70 Canon G, lsi7 after Section add
SIC. Aly ordained iae pss - ~ fis, ,t5a
Is,S sTsf furnished satisfactory evidence off
hoe hts u learning which dispensed VIII y ta
Referred to Committee on Canons.
The Convention adjourned TO 10 o clock tbs morning
PHONETIC MEETING.
meeting of considerable interest was held A''
n, tbe Metropolitan Academy. sixth ay- ID cVlne--i'
with the New York Phonetic SoceIy, "-icn vs. -i'