New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-01

lave been compelled TO degrade from the ministry in
consequence Of bic having renowned IT, the Rev norma
C. SOulh On and have given tie canonc al notice II tins
/ act OF Discipline.
ibsd expected to be under the painful necessity of
nouncrg TO you another act OF discipline for causes AFFECT
The trial OF the Rev VIM p Walker by board Of
FIVE abb tnd udciOus Presbyters Of hi. selecton-a
rrl which continued to 81 unusual length and in
witch every opportunity offered 10 the accused %
Prove his pnocepoe-e0ded in his conviction upon two OF
The gsyest charges with which man can be accused Tho
whole evidence taken in the have carefully exam
med ard amined upon motion made in his behalf for
iris To the argument for this motion gave pa
tent hearing and 20 the clear conviction that u
tee TO the accused did not demand a new trial
Twas prepared therefore in sincere sorow for deln
quert brother to pronounce the sentence which had bee,
recommended by the Court, and had given the accused
due notice Of the time and place when the painful duty
would be performed by But late last night received
notice from Judge OF the Supreme Court enoIning me
TO dest from proDouncng or suffering be pronounced
such sente or any other sentence until hearing shall
be had before him which 10 take place on the 18th Of DC
tober next OF BOW in obedience TO the authority
Of The civil law but doubt not when the opportunity Is at
forded that shall be able to make IL entirely clear t. the
learned Judge who has eoined me that the accused has
been tried with all fairness and with unusual opportunities
to prove his innocence and that the civil authority not
called upon by any principle of justice thus to interfere
with The execution Of the ecclesiastical law.
The Bshops address being concluded in relation TO
Church discipline the following resolution was presented
BY the Rev. Mr.. Jones. Of New York
. sS g a n' Of d. sssaS M TO the .Sa
The civil oosr. IN the cas-, Of Ss Key ana 5oo %
eer The ciIeuIstxncts
DIT Haw K. seconded the resolution and made
plantations the subject apprise the Convention that
the matter would be brought forward in such form
would protect the Church while not interfering with the
rights of the individual He did not believe that any
Judge could be found in this State who would Interfere IN
any which clearly came under Ecclesiastical law and
was not nntagOnstc secular law. He would suggest
the amendment Of the resolution, by emitting al pertain
irg tie Civil Courts and substituting therefor the
words the whole subject of the trial Of The amend
ment received and the resolution adopted The Rev
Mr.. Jones, the Rev. DR. Hawks Murray Hoffman Luther
Blsdish and Floyd Smith, were appointed on that Com
mtiee.
The Committee Resolutions reported follows, and
their Report was adopted
R.,.d That CONVENTION witnessed with FEELINGS Of the high
hi. Session therein Of dqsasAsd Prel.,e
ebnS .Ha that al We h1s5 tender them beatty
ventn hereby specially invites them attend s STANG and shat
seats provided them the right and left Ofthe Right Rev
Rooted That Convention gladly embrace. the Opportunity
Msa'.. Re K RT Henry c.s~, Pr.Sys Vicar q Fgss
SEGA. a9 r. H@
t d. q sos II. yf's5'I the bos Of Moa:
Ch to record ia sseful OF the asoi wnea
the m nuIsias and protection former
and Their fathers and brethren h.' n0s church OF
''i s'f s s:i III sss
tsssS AaPs. result;
he S.te5e tsiSoe Church sd'
EG That regards the deep taken in
he Church EB.Rd hoPOr.d % III. :us.s Of The
s sS IL oISn. aiSs a Tf
noe, cheering o. as ire aa . az o S ehuS
OF this diocese and country an example which they ought 'e'
R. the thanks fb Convention be rendered to B.hOp
% t and iq s1f s aa % dpy FOR p
Bd os.ro P PoIIss M nSnssS H H5yi1S
FLOYD ssira,
TWAS moved that when the House edourns it does 80
to reasonable at O'Clock in the evening when the bust
Of selecting Standing Committees and Delegates to
the Goeral Convention, &C. would be brought up Car
Tied.
The Rev Mr. Hill who the day previous moved the sp
poinment OF Committee of five TO nominate Mssiona
Committee moved that the election Of that Committee
he also defen,d 10 that time.
subsequent amendment, STIMULATING that only the cleo
ton Of the Missionary Committee should be deferred until
evening, was carried.
recess OF FIVE minutes was then taken to enable the
m, mber TO prepare for the ballot
The Bishop allied the Convention to order and Inspect
of Election for the Lay and Clerical votes ap
pointed The votes were cast in order, as the roll was
called.
All The ballots being deposited Mt clock the Conyen.
ton took a recess until L. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
Az o'clock the members reassembled and evening ser
vice performed.
At o clock the Convention called to order by the
BislOp and the business proceeded with.
On the Standing Committee the following gentlemen
were announced as elected Reys. William Berran John
McNiCkar Benjamin |. Haight. Messrs Murray Hoffman,
Gsnet G. Van Wagner leaving ons clerical and two lay
members to be elected.
Is Uflsgdfes TO me Gencr0t CORrfnffoHhtNt w
BRIGHTON Ed. Y. Higbee Messrs. Murray Hoffman. Nat:
s b. non and John A. Dix, leaving two ciergymen and
one laynsn 10 be elected.
As ProcisoR0l Deputies, the following gentlemen we're
declared elected; Rev Jos H. Price and Homer Whea
tom leaving clergymen and four aymen to be elected
The Select Committee 70 nominate for election Mis-
siorery Committee for the year nominated ten gentlemen
for tie choice of the Convention
The Secretary then read the Of the officers elect
lreJsIaory o. baotng for the vacancies IN the Commit
i,es after which the House went into an election.
The President announced tie appointment OF me
Trustees Of the Episcopal Fund. On motion OF Dr.
HsigLt the Officers Of Me past year were continued IN
that Cfice.
The Secretary then read the Report Of the Missionary
Committee nom which we Learn hatthere are o. Stations
end ~ Missionaries. he Report received.
The Trustees Of the Epseopsl Fund for the relief of
aged and infIm Cergymen reported that they have
pended t7,sol 81; remaining on hand tlO,s20 30.
The Treasurer reported that s22o7 80 have been ex
pended during the past year and s3i2 SO remains IN the
Treasury.
The trustees OF the Episcopal Fund proposed that the
Convention adopt resolutions receiving the Act Of lncOr
Ioraticn Of the Legislature, which were adopted.
The Trustees Of the General Theological Seminary pre-
stn;~d their report which adopted.
The Committee on Canon Is was enlarged by the addi-
ton OF Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Van Wagner.
DR. Potter Of Albany, moved that before the Conven
ton adjourn sufficient be raised TO daily compensate
the Missionaries before their home For they
ltOrDg in this diocese with untrng energy and now for
the frs time there for remuneraing them.
The Rev DR.. NinoD Of Brooklyn alluded 20 the report
Of the Missionary Committee and said that exhibited
greater prosperity the Diocese than any other BISHOP
had been before blessed with And yet for the FRS
time in the history Of the Diocese the fund exhibited de
felt If 81 Geo. which would compel the Missionaries 10 go
home without their last quarter salaries
DR. Potter Of Albany again made en- eioqueni appeal
for tie Missionary and his vocation.
The question on Mr. Potters motion being taken II was